Flax seeds can be dangerous, don't make these mistakes | the right way To use seeds

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Thank you so much for the video. " Flaxseeds are dangerous" is a scary statement when someone looks at the thumbnail😊. Any way you explained everything in right perspective.

[@muzzy5567]

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[@donalddonaldson4737]

I have been consuming flax now for about 5-6 years. We started with flax oil and then graduated to the flax-seed itself. It must be ground or powdered in order to absorb the nutrients as we cannot process the hull internally. Also...you do NOT need to consume fat beforehand as flax is 66% fat with most of that being omega 3 (3.75 to 1 ratio 3's to 6's) The greater majority of people take flax for it's omega content (the 3's) and your body's enzymes fight over which fat gets processed. If you are trying to balance your fat intake, taking fat before consuming flax seems counter-productive. One last thing. You can safely consume up to 50 grams of flax per day which is close to two ounces. You should only be taking half/whole teaspoons when you are FIRST starting out. This is to see how your body handles/reacts to the food. A teaspoon is a mere two grams and gives you virtually nothing in terms of the vitamins/minerals/fiber/omega 3's/protein/etc. I suggest seeing how your body reacts and immediately go to an ounce a day/morning. You can roast or sprout your seeds if you wish to eliminate the antinutrients although the greater majority of people have no issues. The consumption of flaxseeds should not change no matter what season we are in, as these should be a consistent part of a healthy diet. Winter summer fall spring, no matter. In closing, and I DID like the video, you can store your pre ground/ground at home flaxseed in an air tight container in the refrigerator for up to a month. Sure, yeah, flax is known to rot quicker than some other produce, but it does last in the fridge for quite awhile. CHEERS! :)

[@lukapopovic6668]

I used to consume 100 g at once, day by day, and had no issues

[@joyemeka544]

I make flaxseed bread...from ground flaxseed

[@Chan-kn5rs]

Is it helpful for hair bro?

[@pkn875]

Good information 🙏🙏

[@hopevergara310]

Do I have to roast the flaxseed first before consuming? Or I can grind and make it powder without cooking it? It's my first time to use flaxseed, I heard that you can't eat it raw. Please help

[@estherlance8541]

I started taking flaxseed for hairfall. And it helped, also the skin began to feel "creamy". But was not having it regularly. Then, one day I got a severe, excruciating pain in my shoulder; and the thought came, to have flaxseed. So after a night of pacing about and crying with the pain, I had flaxseed three times in the day. Just one teaspoon of seeds, unroasted, and chewed them well. The pain was gone! I try to keep up the flaxseed intake, with a teaspoon a day now. Grinding it works well. Mixing black til and sunflower seeds is also good. Several of my friends who have suffered from severe frozen shoulders have also benefitted from it.

[@NEHA-ji6sc]

Hey how to use flaxseed for hair growth?

[@ube-23s]

You were taking flaxseed for hairfall. And it helped, also the skin began to feel "creamy". Then one day you got excruciating pain in your shoulder. Then you had flaxseed three times in the day. Then the pain was gone. I am glad for you.

[@efrengonzalvo1802]

Ma'am/ Sir flax seeds can eat raw? Thank you in advance....

[@gcargiulo6047]

Hello Dr., Great information! I have been using ground flaxseed for 5 months; I add two tablespoons of organic ground flaxseed to my steel cut oatmeal every morning and it has helped to lower my blood pressure by 10 pts. I also add walnuts and cranberries…no sugar, no milk. I exercise two to three days a week (strength and stability) for 1 to 2 hours, drink 70+ oz of water a day and am on the lowest dose of amlodipine, 2.5 mg. I do store it in an air tight container in a cool pantry but maybe I’ll store it in the refrigerator from now on. Because of the results of the above combination, my doctor has suggested I continue using the flaxseed rather than increase the medication…again. In fact, an increase to 5mg had to be discontinued and I was returned to the 2.5 mg after negative side effects.

[@fearless_ami890]

Oh!!! Hope you be healthy and well! Eat well and healthy! Lots of wishes from me 🤗🤗🤗

[@stephreneewilli]

Thank u for your input- I too am taking amlopodine - Im 51 turning 52 next month - this is inspiring its my goal to get off of bp medication and lose a little weight in the process

[@preethamkrishnan8598]

Thank you. I was on 5 mg almodopine. Now I had to increase half mg more for the past couple of months. I am going to start flaxseed in my food. Hopefully it works!

[@fatimarinquest6184]

You have a very good doctor there, sound advise in not increasing the medication

[@scarlettrivera4439]

Good going! Can you please tell if you roast the flax seeds before grinding?

[@abemike7780]

Excellent explanation. I have done this for seven years and have noticed good outcomes.

[@iamjagsbangalore]

Daily how much ur using?

[@Staronqueen]

How is it “click bait”? The most important piece of information that was very beneficial to me was not to consume flaxseed if one has thyroid problems. It made much sense and confirmed the negative effects I was experiencing whenever I consumed flaxseed. Now I can chuck it.

[@rossellaemanuele2271]

what problems do you have??

[@sheelulawot3141]

I was shock looking at thumbnail. Dr. Vivek, you should not put thumbnail FLAX SEEDS DANGEROUS! But in video, you have mentioned all good things of FLAX SEEDS

[@anony5021]

Phytic acid bad for humans

[@jcub19]

He said is CAN be dangerous

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[@jcub19]

@@DonutAgain nah you have to watch the vid

[@sandy369]

Thank you

[@thomfiel]

For breakfast, I often have sauteed potatoes, red onions, and some flaxseeds mixed in. I usually add some other vegetable, such as cabbage or mushrooms, to the mix. It's very filling, and nutritious.

[@Herbie11]

"Breakfast"? That sounds like dinner!

[@SakMin3028]

Hi doc! It’s the first time I’m hearing that flaxseeds shouldn’t be used in case of hypothyroidism. In fact it is encouraged to consume to reduce inflammation in the body.

[@heatherpoirier6351]

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[@marypiedot9960]

I bought some ground flax seeds from our local health store, I have put about one desert spoon on my porridge each morning.I am pleased with the effect it has on my bowel. I have been doing this for about one week, and I am encouraged to continue . Hope you agree!

[@puresoulnow]

Better if you buy a little nut and seed grinder. Then you can grind them as required. I grind mine each day....they are then moist and you are getting 💯 of the goodness.

[@natassjajessica]

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[@oddviews]

An excellent analysis of Flax seed. I live in Thailand where we don"t have winter, not much cold, no ice or snow (yes, I like it that way). But if you mean "winter" as in the cold etc then I assume the half measures of flax seed do not apply to those in tropical zones!

[@laxmanalleholkar974]

Very good information.

[@beavischrist5]

You can move to siberia 😅

[@ammartouqir]

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[@amandeepkaurdhillon2177]

Soak in water at night and consume it in the morning for summer season

[@amandeepkaurdhillon2177]

Soak in water at night and consume it in the morning for summer season

[@saleightemmanuel5595]

Dr. Joshi, I have Hypothyroidism and takes Synthroid. I have been consuming Flaxseed for several years per the guidelines of my nutritionist. Flaxseed is beneficial for individuals with thyroid issues because it is a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, which have anti-inflammatory properties. Inflammation can exacerbate symptoms of thyroid disorders such as hypothyroidism. Additionally, flaxseed is also high in lignans.

[@swatisawant8406]

Same here. I too have hypothyrodism n using roasted flaxseed powder everyday in my salad, chutneys n roti flour in small quantities. Soak corriander seeds overnight n have that water empty stomach every morning instead of tea. It is good for hypothrodism.

[@mithasgarh]

Yes it's beneficial you are correct

[@stefaniakonstantinidou981]

Me too. Nomore exhaustion, or constipation

[@gabrielle1777]

Yes, I’ve been taking them every morning in my shake. I have issues with my thyroid and I’ve heard they are good because of the omega in them but I don’t understand why this Dr said not to use them. I’m confused now.

[@danih7577]

@@gabrielle1777I have hyperthyroidism and It’s hard for me to find study’s because research simply isn’t done . If hypo or hyper there is an imbalance of TH1 and TH2 that’s known . I found only this study related directly to my autoimmune disease (Graves Disease) . I think there is an effect on estrogen and I was hoping this video would explain. Many thyroid patients use flax seed. It is important to know as stated in this self study that flax seed supplements or any omega 3 supplement should include an anti oxidant to prevent cell oxidation for thyroid patients risk of cancers (which is a very small occurrence ) ie., thyroid cancer but I take antioxidants like co q 10 because it’s beneficial to anyone with auto immune disease and I believe from my own chronic pain and blood work that omega 3 is extremely beneficial to me . Research study : omega-3 fatty acids are thought to reduce the inflammation associated with certain autoimmune disorders, such as rheumatoid arthritis [1]. They have also been investigated with some success for such conditions as Crohn's disease, psoriasis, lupus erythematosus, and multiple sclerosis [2]. N-3 fatty acids are thought to exert their effects by suppressing the proliferation of T lymphocytes and autoantibodies [3]. Further, animal studies have shown that consumption of omega-3 alpha-linolenic acid leads to a change in the fatty acid composition of immune cell membranes in a dose dependent manner. As long-chain polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acids (LCPUFA) are incorporated into cell membranes, less arachidonic acid is produced, and the inflammatory response is thus inhibited [4-8]. Unfortunately, no reports could be found regarding investigations of their use for autoimmune hyperthyroidism.

[@rahaam5421]

Take it easy guys! I mixed one table spoon of raw powdered flaxseed in boiled water and drank it on empty stomach. In the evening, I had the biggest dump you could imagine! I'm not gonna overdo that, twice a week is fine 🤚

[@ritchie9872]

Pooping is good.

[@californiaredd8646]

Excellent. I mix flaxseed gel with sea moss gel in blender with frozen fruit

[@rickrussell6188]

Like I say ...... In the morning, a smoke, cup of coffee, and a huge BM to start the day ....

[@user-qm7nw7vd5s]

You left out the biggest benefit: Omega 3. Ground flaxseed is the best, even better than much touted fish oil, for getting Omega 3 in your DAILY diet. ☕️

[@mreudeco]

Balls. Don’t bullshit.

[@johnormsby2034]

M- Better than Cod Liver or Krill oil??

[@mreudeco]

Flaxseed is estrogenic and can cause breast and prostrate cancer.

[@mreudeco]

Flaxseed is estrogenic and can cause breast and prostrate cancer.

[@user-qm7nw7vd5s]

@@johnormsby2034 Yep. Oil is unstable. Flaxseed keeps a long time, and even longer when you wait to grind it fresh. Weeks, months. Oil loses its omega 3 in days. Buy the time you buy it, it’s probably already not good.

[@robnelson6545]

You shouldn’t need to roast them if you eat a well balanced diet. I’ve been grinding raw brown flax seeds over my breakfast every day for 20 years and typically grind at least several tablespoons. The part about roasting them isn’t backed up by science as far as I can find.

[@rdg8390]

Flax seeds also help avoid lactic acid build up after heavy prolonged exercise.

[@Baldrick_dogsbody]

I always listen to this doctor. He is always 'on the money'

[@Blessed0709]

Use flax seeds in dry roasting-powdered form OR sprouted form. Store it in an air tight container and put it in the fridge but not more than 10 days. Then prepare the fresh batch. Consuming flax seeds helps in Menstrual problems, cramps, bones, joints and appetite problems. Use flax seeds with any kind of fat to get the maximum benefits out of it. Drink more water while it’s consumption.

[@user-zx5xw4yw2e]

❤thanks

[@kalyanishridhar2184]

I usually roast flaxseed, grind to a coarse powder. Combines well with almond flour for making low carb roti’s . I agree flax seeds like sesame seeds are heat producing, hence it works well in winter. It is also very filling.

[@cuterainymohanty275]

Hello Doctor .first of all Thank u so much for ur grt video.🙏 My mom has knee pain issues she take many mdcns. But it can not help out. Last month someone told to my mom to consume Flaxseed. I said to my dont consume anything without any information. From last 2 days I am searched . N finally I saw ur video about flaxseed.. I am really so thankful to u.🙏

[@smartthinker8522]

What a way of serving by utilizing knowledge in proper way instead of only thinking about money .you are great

[@kehindebadmus3100]

This is so true. Thanks for the Information👏👏👏

[@jayne2467]

Flax Seed is to be used to attack blocks in the intestines, specifically if there are polyps that fill up with rotting food and parasites, inflammation happens and pain then surgery. What flax seeds do is they enter the polyp and flax seeds become a slick jelly and will get to the lining of the polyp and coat that inflamed lining. The putrid food slips out of the polyp, then the body can heal under protection of Flax jelly. If u suck on a flax seed it turns into a gel. In the 1930’ to 1940’s all women used flax seed gel for curling their hair. From Farmers wives to the wealthy and famous flax seed was on every vanity next to a glass of water. Measure out a handful of flax seed into a cup of water. After an amount of time there’s a jar of hair gel. Natural, no odor, and readily available every where. The first manufacturer of commercial Hair Gel was 1965, a clear blue gel called Dippity-Do. A Rule of Thumb useing flax seed is Use flax Seed to heal something, stop after it’s healed. Use flax Meal for maintenance every day. Flax Oil use every time you make a smoothie or protein Drink. Use 1 Tblsp per 100 lbs of your body weight. If you weigh 150lbs have 2 Tblsp. The oil cures many issues, eases pain in body, lubricates dry eyes from the inside out. Good For Senior’s Dry-eyes. Eliminates a body’s dry skin, softens lines, smoothed wrinkles. many other corrections for good health. Do your own research. Stay Healthy♥️

[@olgabarron2310]

Thanks Dr.I hav been using it all wrong and too much as well,but we do hav Angel's always guiding us,be blessed as knowledge is power.

[@jlove3046]

Thanks!

[@rachinewilmoth3146]

This was very helpful . Thankful . especially hearing it helps with menstrual pain and bone health

[@nicodemussimbak9063]

Thank you for the vedio on the dos and don's of Flax Seed.

[@pinxpillay134]

Thank you for this valuable information Dr. Vivek, I was consuming too much flaxseed at once , like a tablespoon, sometimes two in my smoothie, instead of gradually increasing the quantity. Which affected my peptic ulcers really bad . Since then I haven't been taking flaxseeds. I will go back to consuming it. I appreciate this video 🙏

[@reginahmoletsane9634]

The danger of flax flaxseed !

[@deegir3354]

How do you grind play after sprouting? Does it make a paste?? Food processor?

[@lynnweber3668]

Great information! I have been eating flax seeds for years, but learned something new...sprout or roast seeds to reduce phytic acid! Thanks doc!

[@loriebarrett867]

Can you explain doctor please why flaxseed must not be used by persons with thyroid problems. Especially under active thyroid. Thank you

[@ajaxt8794]

Just basics everyone says to watch out, if you are allergic. FYI - it's been highly recommended for pregnant women, to lower the labour threshold. It's been used since centuries. If you want to prove a point, please quote the medical journal entry negating or appreciating with science medical data. Don't bring in random googled trash, atleast not on HEALTH!!!

[@SUPPOSE_YOU_HAVE_2_DECIDE]

Good reply,bro. Keep doing the good wprk

[@celestemichon1038]

I do a tablespoon of flax with the tablespoon of Chia. I grind them in my coffee grinder and I cook them with my rolled oats, organic sprouted grain oats. I do that every morning with a little tablespoon of maple syrup and blueberries 1/3 cup.

[@luckycat-tarot]

Yum

[@sandividendo5708]

Excellent summary; clear, precise, and comprehensive, presented in a professional manner. Thank you, doctor.

[@redalis007]

Thank you! I'm always telling that everything must be controlled! It's not everything for everyone! Measurements are so important!

[@ceterisparibus8966]

Agreed - I had no idea about this!

[@wendyhughes2234]

Thank you for this very informative video. May you and your ministry be blessed.

[@indian-4591]

👍Super presentation.Very good articulation of delivery of words. Students shall emulate his speech delivery..,pl keep it up Mr Doctor.

[@femena11]

Straight to the point..thanks Dr. 🙏 Bless u...

[@vijayakarur]

In North Karnataka region , we enjoy flax seeds chatni powder ( garlic, salt,mirch )powder and curd with rotti or chapati . We don't take it in tablet or oil form.

[@anitaghatge565]

Same in Maha rashtra.

[@Slowtravelwidme]

Sir, this is great. Could you please add detailed opinion on chia seeds too?

[@ishanchaturvedi2]

Flax better than Chia. Chia has oxalate.

[@ZolinofeNofe]

Clear and precise explanation of how flaxseed can be used. Thank you

[@TRUTHSEEKER-mh4jv]

Thank you so much Dr. Vivek for caring 💯❤️, I have been putting flaxseeds in my veggie smoothies, but not sprouting or roasting them... I am so grateful for you making this video, I will roast them, then grind in a powder and add to my smoothies in the powder form. Thank you sir❤️

[@kathrynrealhealthtalk910]

Flaxseed is ok. It must be ground before eaten. Goes rancid quickly. Chia seeds are better because can be eaten ground up or whole after soaking in food for about 20 minutes. High quality fish oil is best. Flax needs to be converted into omega 3 by liver functions. Therefore is takes more flax to get O-3. fish oil is more direct in that sense. But great fiber and nourishment from flax or chia

[@user-iu6bv8vu8o]

That was very good info- I never knew that about flaxseeds. I do have issues with my Thyroid- Thanks so much for this video.

[@sreenivassharma7186]

Super Doctor. Cheap , best and local should be avoided and go for a imported and branded one.

[@pattiprosperoella3244]

🙏 THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was just going to use this for high cholesterol and it would have been HORRIBLE for my stomach. Stomach PAIN and Bloating is so painful. 😩 🙏!!!

[@gajiwellymohan9091]

Dr. Vivek Jyoshi jee your explanation is about Alsi Roasted very nice. From Advocate,Hyd, Telangana. 🙏

[@RovingPunster]

You forgot a contraindication: people prone to diverticulitis should avoid them ... unless theyve been thoroughly hulled after sprouting.

[@puresoulnow]

I have diverticulitis....flaxseed has helped me so much. I am regularly going to the toilet each morning. No bloating no pain. Absolutely fantastic. I do grind them each day as required

[@RovingPunster]

@@puresoulnow I didnt say avoid flax, but rather I alluded to additional prep some will need to conform with a low residue diet, esp if sprouting is involved.

[@varahcalmmusic346]

Doctor sir... please talk about lupus disease.... I'm suffering from lupus 😔

[@mdmasudranamasud6739]

Should I take flax seed & chia seed at a day? like if I consume chia seed in morning then I'll take flax seed in the evening. Is it good for health or not please let me know. Thank you.

[@Thagapangamingyt48]

Same Doubt Brother😅

[@ebazileyes1475]

Wow. I am grateful for this video as I have been using flaxseed wrong for as long as I can remember. I usually use organic seeds and use a teaspoon or, in some instances, 1/2 teaspoons into my smoothies, dessert, yogurt, etc. I don't use it on a regular sometimes I have it for months and never use it. But when I do, I just put a few seeds in a protein shake or smoothie, etc. I also have chia seeds, but I seldom use them. Doctor, can you also make a video on Chia seed? I don't know how to consume them or if I should as these superfood aren't cheap😫. I want the best benefit from them. Thank you so much for guiding and encouraging us, faithful viewers. God bless you 🙏

[@winsomehorne8635]

SOAK THE CHIA SEEDS IN WATER WATER FOR A FEW HOURS. YOU CAN USE IT IN JUST LIKE THE FLAXSEEDS.

[@booreed7813]

Place approx 2 Tbls. Chia seeds in small jelly jar, fill with wate, replace lid and vigorously shake. (exact measurements or jar size unimportant) I leave mine on counter for 2 hrs ….. shake well every 30 minutes. The Chia will absorb water and become a loose jell. I like mine to be fairly thick …..allowing me to scoop a large spoonful into my salads, oatmeal, soups, scrambled eggs, stir fries, cottage cheese or yogurts or smoothies…..basically, anything! You will never know seeds are there! Store jelled Chia’s in fridge. My small jar gives me a 4-5 day supply.. I have no idea how long jelled Chias last in fridge so that is why I keep batch small. Have been using Chia seeds approx 13 yrs. If you find your Chia/water mixture is too thin……simply add more Chia to miix and shake! Personally believe soaked Chias have a better absorption. ( may have seen that on another video.) A word of warning! (personal experience,) Chias will grab on to anything wet i.e wet sponge, dishcloth etc. Seeds don’t wash out! 99% will have to be pick out by hand! UGH! when finished with meal…simply wipe inside dish with a wet paper towel before washing.

[@danely1]

Hello Dr. Vivek, Why it’s not recommended to consume flaxseed if thyroid are not balanced?

[@lorriegallardo8053]

I didn't know that.

[@sangeet9100]

2 types of thyroid malfunction. I looked up after this vid and saw flax consumption recommended for hyperthyroidism; makes sense since it help control hunger

[@wontonparmesanmusic]

@Uttam Kumar he sho wu is good for hair growth. Look it up.

[@prasannakandregula2522]

@@sangeet9100 Thank you

[@angellohector]

Thank you sir. If one were to make flax seed powder without pre roasting, but use it in a bread, that would count as 'cooking or roasting' also before consumption?

[@dr.bharathideo408]

My mother made flax seed chutney. After roasting and cooling the seeds, garlic red chilli powder and a bit of salt is added and then ground in a mixie. We store it in an airtight container and have it with chapati, dosa, idli etc.

[@Herbie11]

Okay...now I'm hungry

[@sravanthi0604]

Hello doctor, thanks for the information. Can you please explain why should we avoid flax seeds for thyroid patients.

[@sowmyashree7216]

Hello doc, is it okay to take flax and chia seeds together?

[@Cre-Art]

Very good advice. You filled in some missing information that I think many people don't know. Thank you. :)

[@meghnalall]

Hello Doc, Thanks for the wonderful information on flaxseed consumption. I am looking forward to lose weight by taking flaxseed in my diet and thus I have gone through many videos. In a certain video I heard the lady say that flaxseed powder should be made without roasting the seeds and that it must be consumed within 30 minutes of grinding. Your view is a bit different I see. Would you please throw more light at it. Regards

[@valiantvimal]

Seeds must be roasted or soaked or sprouted to remove the anti nutrients from the skin. This is scientific.

[@meghnalall]

Okay. Thank you sir

[@sinlesscondemned]

What was the reply?? Are we suppose to roast them or can simply grind them??

[@youneverknow01]

@@sinlesscondemned always roast before grinding it will remove phytic acid and will be easily grinded.

[@sinlesscondemned]

@@youneverknow01 thanks for the reply but for how long should we roast?? Any idea..

[@GiselleHeart]

Tf I’ve been using it wrong this entire time ! Didn’t know it had to be sprouted or cooked 😢 thanks for the info 🙏🏽❤️✨

[@lucymerkom9571]

Just cover with water overnight then take

[@GiselleHeart]

@@lucymerkom9571 awesome

[@felcyprema2982]

Hi Doctor, does flaxseeds reduce testosterone hormone production ?

[@erikacsizmadia2863]

Flax seed will raise estrogen. So, it will feel like you have less testosterone.

[@jayalakshmil6105]

Doctor Sir. How to use sprouted flaxseeds

[@gulshanchopra2128]

Dr. Vivek u have not mentioned about Omega 3 fatty acid present in flex seeds n their benefits 😊

[@ilonabaier6042]

indeed. Flax seeds are a big hit in the vegan community for this and other reasons.

[@dhanjivagadia1704]

જય શ્રીકૃષ્ણ How and when to take flexseed oil and what quantity Thank for the seeds information🙏🌷🇮🇳

[@jayasrrirajesh8929]

As a South Indian we use as doctor said ,dry roast f.seed with sesame seeds with little pepper and salt. Weekly 3 times for little rice of 1 spoon .i have seen my hair fall stopped.amazing result.👍

[@syeddarakhshandahiram8312]

Sir, What about uric acid patients, can they take flaxseed Please reply

[@rbhanu9548]

Sir in take is not recommended for thyroid it's ok but application on skin is allowed or not pl reply sir

[@shivangigupta6051]

It was a very discipline way to tell about the material in a efficiant manner .thank you

[@mohanprasanth5727]

Hello doc pls brief us about the multivitamins,cod liver and fish oil is that worth consuming for healthy purpose and who can have who shouldn't?

[@ericreed4535]

Eat a can of Salmon per week. 1000mg of EPA e DHA in a can. This is more than sufficient. Many Spirulina and oil supplements were discovered to not have detectable amounts of EPA and DHA. Get your nutrition from food 👍.

[@mohanprasanth5727]

@@ericreed4535 thank you for helping me out Eric..

[@googoo554]

Thank you so much Dr. So grateful for your time and effort.

[@hollandgem2]

I lose a lot of hair and I think I have hypothyroidism is flaxseed helpful in that situation? Could you go into more detail about if you’re having thyroid issues don’t use flaxseed that was not very clear? I would greatly appreciate that thank you so much.

[@srjdmmali8928]

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[@linncc]

it helps

[@girlfromearth7316]

Try sea moss for thyroid

[@lascrucesnm411]

Take a good vitamin B complex, and a b12. For sure start stimulating the scalp by message and use a good brush. Change your shampoo. Google sulfate free, silicone free etc…. Change your diet 😆

[@guntojuvishwanath1497]

hypothyroidism can take flax seeds powder sir for weight loss

[@ankitajoshi1379]

6 min of video is a way informative than 60 mins of video.. thankyou so much ❤️✨👍🏻

[@oliolioli1765]

Dr, I would like to know if you have a video about the Chia seeds? and what do you think about ghee (butter)? Many thanks in advance.

[@jimlevell3800]

Soaked in water (to remove plant defenses) . Grinding doesn't remove the plant defenses

[@POOJAGREEN]

I am having hyperthyroidism so I should not consume flax seeds???? Pls reply.

[@danely1]

I like to know about that as well

[@mycollections7821]

U you should not use mam

[@sarahkhan3130]

Pumpkin seeds use kren

[@tharu2966]

Goitrogens: Flaxseeds are low in goitrogens (compounds that can interfere with thyroid function), especially when ground. However, consuming excessive amounts of goitrogenic foods may affect thyroid hormone production. Medication Timing: If you take thyroid medication, it's advisable to separate the consumption of flaxseed from medication by at least a few hours to ensure proper absorption.

[@60SecondsExplainer]

Can I add flaxseed powder to my curd or breakfast paratha dough?

[@woke2825]

Do you have any science based studies or reports on your advice? I take flaxseed without any measure and I feel fantastic. Best omega 3 on the market.

[@Stopvotingdemocrat]

Me too

[@puresoulnow]

Me too.....never roast grind them fresh each day. My hair skin and nails have never been stronger.

[@Pushpalatha13]

Wow! You came up with an excellent content doc. Likewise video for pumpkin seed, melon seed, sesame seeds etc will more helpful. Thank you so much doc 🙏. God bless you 😇 doc 🙏

[@atlast6530]

So what thyroid patient can have instead of flaxseed ? Can constipated kids use flaxseed?what's the recepy or ratio? Can we eat sprout?Thank you

[@fishsauce7497]

Hello Dr. Why can't we take flaxseed with flaxseed oil (you mentioned so)? Like flaxseed in morning and oil capsule in evening (or vice versa)? Does that causes harmful effect or just unnecessary?

[@op14435]

You can, budwig diet protocol has you mix them together

[@ahmedali-jp1vn]

Dear docter ur videos are always informative but kindly make videos on white beard in males in early ages. Its reasons and how to overcome dr vivek joshi.

[@valiantvimal]

Thank you Sir. Your information is very deep, rare and covers all the needed information about flax seeds. Thank you very much Sir👍🙏

[@unmeshkadi2806]

Flex seed oil ki capsule milate hai . Wo hum kha sakate hai kya ? Roj kitana flex seed oil kha sakate hai? Sabji me tadaka lagane me flex seed oil use kar sakate hai kya ?

[@nadiadass6162]

Hi Thank you Dr. Vivek for this video. Kindly tell for how long we should use taking flax seeds? Or do we need to take them for rest of the life once we have started taking it?

[@faridahrahman3008]

Hello Docter,Thank ypu for your good explaination,i would to ask a qestion,im am taking tyroidsyn hormone for long time,can i consume flexseed,to balance my estogen,im v lact of it.Tq docter.

[@abirami64]

Sir I am from tamilnadu . My age is 40.In my neck ,hand,leg lot of wrinkles.please how to reduce those lines.any medicine is available pls reply

[@diamante2005]

Hi Abi rami! Coconut oil is very good for skin in many ways. If you mix with part olive oil , even better. Grapeseed oil is a light oil with great absorbency and is excellent also to mix with the Coconut oil. (extra virgin unrefined) The best way to use the oils on skin is daily within 5-10 minutes after you take shower. I'm sure that will help you. 🙂

[@ltspossible]

​@@diamante2005. It helps to clear wrinkles and the lines kindly let us know

[@NoorFatima-tr5dm]

At what time it should be taken

[@jthacker3585]

I used flaxseed powder in my food for high cholesterol and have not used it for long time since my cholesterol is now controlled. Dr. V please what can you say about usage and consumption of Black Seed Oil for high blood pressure??? Your response would be highly appreciated. Thank you.

[@ThuLe-eh1xe]

Do not consume black seed oil if you have pitta constitution. He had a video on black seed oil.

[@valerieirvin249]

@@ThuLe-eh1xe what the h e double L is that....😲

[@shantibhaskaran1404]

Dr Vivek , does powdered Flax seeds drank in hot turmeric drink cause Eczema to worsen ?

[@user-qm4yl1og2c]

Hi Doctor, whether roasting flaxseeds destroy omega 3 in them?

[@ThuLe-eh1xe]

Do not cook or roast flaxseeds. It will destroy nutrients.

[@kathleena.krazee]

Flaxseed oil has a very low "smoke point" and should not be used with cooking. "The high content in ALA makes flaxseed oil more susceptible to oxygen, light, and heat than other edible oils [4].Oct 21, 2022"  www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc Changes in Chemical Composition of Flaxseed Oil during Thermal ... - NCBI

[@johneivazi2271]

Please also comment on the oil in flaxseeds which is extremely unstable and it goes rancid in a matter of seconds after grinding the seeds. So, it is not advisable to grind the seeds and store them for later use. Grind your seeds immediately prior to using them to avoid the rancidity.

[@jasonpries8344]

"goes rancid in a matter of seconds..." No. Ground flax can stay usable for about a month or 2 if store properly. Please do a little research before sending random BS. No need to adapt an extremist POV. It has a reasonable shelf life.

[@mskoki5712]

Oil in flaxseed diminish once u dry roast them, then u can ground them and keep stored longer. But if don't want to dry roast, u can grind it & use immediately

[@lucyosawe4670]

I started taking flaxseed few months ago. Roasted and soaked in water before I drink. Doctor please is this method good for the body?

[@angelwings7930]

@@jasonpries8344 Yeah I read some people refrigerate their flaxseed.

[@UnKoWn_404_]

My Mom make the powder of it by roasting and then mixing it with chilly powder garlic and a bite of salt. We have it daily with rice, chapathi o with breakfast items. In Marati it is called as 'Hindoli'/'Javsa chi hindoli'. I love it! we consume it with every eatable food items. So is it good to consume it by mixing with chilly powder, chopped garlic, salt ?

[@manishasurana4214]

Please elaborate why a thyroid patient shouldn't have flex seeds. Even if the thyroid is under control via recommended mgs per day.

[@dr.vivekjoshi06]

Flaxseeds if taken in larg quantities could prevent the proper amount of iodine to be absorbed by the thyroid, which can lead to iodine deficiency, which directly affects the body’s ability to make thyroid hormones. Flaxseeds are also guilty of containing goitrogens which can cause goiter and induce hypothyroidism. If taken in small quantity then it's ok to use flaxseeds.

[@shwethaa.n8389]

@@dr.vivekjoshi06 thank u so much

[@kalpanashukla7179]

@@dr.vivekjoshi06 sir vitamin d ki defiseny badhane ke liye home remedies bataye plz

[@susyve]

@@dr.vivekjoshi06 Could you please tell us what's considered a small and a large quantity of flaxseeds? I would very much appreciate the information

[@amithabhbachchan_official1454]

@@kalpanashukla7179 You need to be in the Sun or Vitamin D3 tablets. Vitamin D3 with K2 is better as K2 stops Calcium build up in the body. You can get D3+K2 tablets if not then take separately.

[@marysajjan3382]

Dr, could you pls tell us about contraindications of pumpkin seeds. Tq

[@srikanthshadakshari5147]

You people are confusing me, some one says don't roast you are saying roast before eat.. Pls discuss with you're expertise before advise. It will be more helpful

[@Kavis_world_of_fun]

Roast it and make powder and eat with milk or curd

[@sonamgaur7558]

Roasting before eating every one say this

[@leafyten2253]

Don’t roast due to omega 3 degradation in heat

[@mshanpat]

Grind, then consume

[@troyallen8223]

Over heating can cause toxins in general. I would do some more investigating. Certain compounds become activated while heating. Sorry I can't recommend the most recent viable source. Boiling flax seeds is really good in recipes as a butter substitute and as a hair conditioner

[@jeniferhakim]

hi. you said if u are having thyroid ,dont use flaxseeds. what do you mean when you say thyroid ? hypothyroidsm, hyperthyroidsm, autoimmune thyroiditis ? please clarify

[@kavithabharathi9371]

Hello Sir, Could you add how much is safe to have flaxseed for hypothyroidism or is it to completely stop?...Also I heard fenugreek also should be avoided for hypothyroidism...Could you please clarify on this..Thank you

[@gatopard77]

stop gluten and lectins foods get mary ruth lympatic support and also get ancestral nutrition thyroid (grassfed grassfinished) hypo is overactive pituiary that exausted the thyroid and most of the time lympatic condition and bam you are cured after few months)

[@user-smart3]

Thank you for asking this important question,I,m having same issue about my low thyroid and I,m using flaxseeds for many years and I didn’t know that I shouldn’t take it ,I will ask him myself because is important to know why?🤷‍♀️

[@sreeladevi1780]

Hello dear sir 🇮🇳 u are too young it appears. why are u speaking so much with your hands in motion ? It can be distracting fr de listener who is trying 2 concentrate on de contents. I'm 74 .... 'n swear by sesame seeds black & white. What about raw, 'n roasted peanuts intake., also use of mustard & groundnut oils fr cooking; like coconut oil is very controvertial in de west thankx. 🌷🌴🥀

[@sreeladevi1780]

When sprouted do flax increase more in nutrient wise...&' in what way plz🙇🏻‍♀️🕉❣️

[@lynkinealy2926]

@@sreeladevi1780 what has Age got to do with moving hands ??? He's not that young.

[@FearlessBeastsji]

Very very helpful tips and information thank you alot ❤❤❤