Food Choices | How Your Diet Affects Your Health | Health & Wellness | FULL DOCUMENTARY

Join award-winning filmmaker Michal Siewierski on his three-year journey to expose the truth about our food choices. This ground-breaking documentary explores the impact that food choices have on people’s health, the health of our planet and on the lives of other living species. And also discusses several misconceptions about food and diet, offering a unique new perspective on these issues. Featuring interviews with 28 world-renowned experts, including Dr. T Colin Campbell, Joe Cross, Dr. John McDougall, Capitan Paul Watson, Dr. Michael Greger, Rich Roll, Dr. Richard Oppenlander, Dr Toni Bark and several others. This film will certainly change the way you look at the food on your plate.
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Directed by: Michal Siewierski
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[@StopLuPuTi]

Going vegan reversed my autoimmune disease 15 y ago

[@maricamaas2326]

Keto/Carnivore is doing the same for many. Even autism is reversed.

[@GordonPavilion]

@@maricamaas2326 The carnivore diet (also called a zero carb diet) is a high-protein fad diet in which only animal products such as meat, eggs, and dairy are consumed. The carnivore diet is associated with pseudoscientific health claims.

[@wholefoodplantbasedmama5398]

I am 40 years plant-based low fat. I look decades younger than my years, am on no medication and am an excellent shape and body weight. My sisters and other family members have been predicting my death from malnutrition since i was 19. They are not well, bloated and on statins - most are on the carnivore diet. I am very grateful i got the right information so early in my life about plant-based diets.

[@brianmayo7407]

I followed the guidelines being taught by this documentary for many years! Ended up over weight, bad blood work, inflammation all through my body, ended up trying a high-protein high fat low carb diet, weight is better, blood work is better, most of my information is gone, have lied to my primary doctor the whole time telling him I was doing what he said, best advice he has given me- keep doing what you're doing, Most doctors lie to their patients, I know mine did

[@maricamaas2326]

The drug-dominated medical profession is a disaster zone. Honestly, I'm afraid even of going to a MD for a check-up... They only see me in emergency situations.

[@stevegcq]

Yes, an intelligent analysis of this video results in a one word summary, it is a

[@stevegcq]

lie.

[@donnamt9406]

🥩🧈🥓🥚

[@itamardosanjos423]

What none of those "professionals" interviewed would point out is that you can eat enough protein from plants to survive but not to thrive. Eat this way and you will develop sarcopenia and waste away in a nursing home a wasted (and probably overweight) individual, or you can eat muscle protein and stay more muscular as you age. It is amazing that they will not point this out.

[@georgewilson7808]

I suffered from metabolic syndrome (obesity, high cholesterol, high triglycerides, and high blood sugar). I went whole food plant based no sugar oil or salt and I lost 65 pounds, all my conditions greatly improved, my gums stopped bleeding, and erections and energy returned. I used to have an appetite that was never satisfied; whole foods cured it. I no longer use a sleep apnea machine. Finally, the food is cheap-Beans, lentils, rice, potatoes and seasonal apples. Also, I save money by not having to buy pills and visit the Doctor. I am thankful to all the vegans who suffered attacks to reveal the truth to me.

[@Golfr2020]

Well done! The info is out there for people to make a much better choice rather than suffer later.

[@lucyheart8033]

Very interesting documentary. I was vegetarian for many years, then vegan, then raw vegan. I became sicker and sicker. I switched to a low carb way of eating. Some animal protein (organic, farm raised. chicken, turkey, lamb, some seafood). Lost weight, triglycerides are 57, cholesterol 185, lowered bp etc. I just feel better over all. It’s been a long time. I wonder if different diets work differently from person to person. Find what works for you.

[@Julottt]

It would make non sense because there is no herbivore feline and no flesh eating based cow/horse/sheep/rabbit/sheep. We are primate with a frugivore anatomy.

[@jadenkrosis3087]

I believe that you`re not only right but also our physiology changes as we age. 22yrs ago the low carb diet worked great for me. But nowadays I feel sicker and exhausted eating that way, and I feel really good as a vegan/raw vegan. Who would`ve thought? But like you said, find what works for you.

[@Julottt]

No, the 10 millions others species have the same diet throughout their lives, human is no exception. @@jadenkrosis3087

[@TheOne-3]

Go carnivore and see even better results

[@awizenwoman]

Veganism is about ethics not health or environmental issues, so if you ditched your scruples, then you never had a social conscience in the first place. that said we vegan can and should also care about our health and the environment. Likely is that as a raw plant based you were never consuming a balanced wholefood diet and you were never ethically vegan.

[@jesss7075]

Been Vegan for 3 years now.. Endometriosis Gone, Hormone problems Gone, Weight is perfect, Skin is clear, Conscious is clear knowing I don't pay anyone to kill beautiful animals, for me ♡🌱

[@giaamayacabangon4199]

Hi how are u? I have endometriosis too. Ive only been 3 mos vegan. Your experience is very inspiring ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@2k4nt]

What about the hundreds of thousands of animals that are killed by mono crop agriculture?

[@jesss7075]

@@2k4nt That's a really great question: Take soy for example, 77% of soy grown globally is for animal feed. Going vegan means there would be a surplus of a lot of food given that cows eat x20 more than a human in a day

[@2k4nt]

@@jesss7075 What is your source for this information?

[@jesss7075]

@@2k4nt Thank you for your respectful questions, happy to help so if you have any more questions pls ask

[@johnpurser2798]

I recently switched to a Whole Foods, Plant Based diet that excludes Salt, oil, and sugar. This month the doctor who has wanted me on a Statin, something for my blood pressure, and Metformin for my blood sugar says I don't need any of them. And I've lost about 50lbs. I've known for a long time that I SHOULD go Vegan for my health, for my conscience, for the planet. But I had no idea what a tremendous difference it would make so quickly in my health.

[@AbsolutelyPeter]

That's great. I got the same message 4 years ago after switching to a WFPB diet, so I have to say that this was the best change I have ever done. Good luck to you!

[@jackiedelvalle]

Fantastic. I'm doing OMAD keto and feeling great too. Yay us!!!!

[@pepper419]

Veganism will kill the planet. We need the animals for the soil. It's massive farming and chemicals that are killing the planet. See for yourself the shocking million dollar machines that the animals have been removed for. The trees have been removed so the fifty meter wide span of the machines can spread the toxic chemicals all over the soy, wheat, sugar and corn. It's that we must get rid of. Not to mention all those awful grains they're spraying to manufacture the cooking oils that are no good for man or beast. Please don't become one of the many contributors to this cult.

[@johnpurser2798]

@@pepper419 No. Just no. False in every regard. Up to 80% of some crops generated by that "massive farming and chemicals" are being grown just to FEED the animals we're raising for milk, eggs, and meat. And we've decimated most other animal life on the planet, again to grow more meat. Then there's the green house gas effect. We will go vegan as a species or we will lose this planet as a place to live.

[@pepper419]

@@johnpurser2798 Fat chance. Watch ground swell and stop farting yourself. Vegans fart just as much as animals when they eat beans. Meat eaters don't. You can't replace one vegan with another expecting the balance to change. It's impossible. We need the animals back on the land. We're killing the land to feed you. Million dollar machines spreading billions of dollars worth of toxins; artificial fertilizers, pesticides, fungicides, bactericides, in the name of junk food like cakes, pasta, wheat, rice, sugar, soy, corn, oils for cooking that are no darn good for human beings or beasts. They should only be used for machines but everything get cooked in them. There must be a whole isle of them in the supermarket by now. How much land does that crap take up? This is why the lowly cow has been demonized. YES, don't demonize the cereals made of junk and coated in sugar that will rot teeth. Don't demonize coca cola with it's ten teaspoons of sugar per can. That's too valuable to the market. But meat, no good. Industry has no use for it.

[@abdelnasermahmoud1259]

I ate American diet which is high in carbs , sugars, very low fat and I ended up with fatty liver , high bad cholesterol, I.e. very low density lipoprotein and ended up with 2 strocks despite the fact that I'm not diabetic. I went on a strict low carb, high fat and protein diet. My liver was relieved totally, my cholesterol is within normal levels and stopped lipitor. I'm totally keto rite now. And I'm good for 2 years.

[@803brando]

dr. McDumabass would say "thats extreme!" lol these people are headed towards fatty liver/diabetes every*clapp single*clapp one*clapp. spread the low carb message to your family and close friends, these vegans and fat phobes just have no clue whats really going on.

[@clovermark39]

Me too. Animal foods are the best.

[@chuckbrooks7489]

I watched this propaganda and was not surprised. Factory farms are bad, grass-fed is the way to go, 😋 😋 YUM

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about the benefits of mediterranean keto lifestyle or vegan keto lifestyle... Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to accept this truths, and pays people to say lies.

[@efrem_1167]

@@clovermark39 Problem is they do not say anything about the benefits of mediterranean keto lifestyle or vegan keto lifestyle... Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to accept this truths, and pays people to say lies.

[@highrzr]

I used to follow some of the doctors they use in this video. I've since learned that for me, my carbohydrate intake has to be 20 grams or less per day. It's the only way I reversed my T2D and got off all of my diabetic medications. It was a plant based diet that helped worsen my metabolic syndrome and ultimately contributed to my T2D diagnosis. Saturated fat is not the problem. It's the carbs (sugar, fructose, and all carbs) that are the problem. We've been lied to for over 60-years, and we are suffering from the results.

[@Sineanna]

happy to read this, I've been reading the other comments and felt so desperate how people are under the spell

[@vickyboi6998]

I find it ironic that people that are on strict plant-based diet, no matter how much they claim to be feeling well and healthy, look gaunt dehydrated zombies.

[@bluith2]

Did you eat organic nonGMO when you did plant based?

[@climate-moneymakingcampaig305]

All i saw in this video was a bunch of super cheap reasoning Like the men were hunter, the women gatherer, women and kids did this , men did that !

[@lucyheart8033]

Very interesting documentary. I was vegetarian for many years, then vegan, then raw vegan. I became sicker and sicker. I switched to a low carb way of eating. Some animal protein (organic, farm raised. chicken, turkey, lamb, some seafood). Lost weight, triglycerides are 57, cholesterol 185, lowered bp etc. I just feel better over all. It’s been a long time. I wonder if different diets work differently from person to person. Find what works for you.

[@bonniebaer7607]

I would definitely check to see if the makers of this KZbin video have their own agenda. Anytime a documentary leans hard in any one direction you have to be skeptical.

[@Goodbyeeveryonehere]

Another addict who doesn't want to give up their meat

[@mastalee1776]

I agree. This is way too biased and leans only one way. Not even a balanced diet. It was plant based or nothing.

[@tomechaallen1226]

​@@mastalee1776because the human body was never designed to eat flesh. Read Genesis-Livitcus. Especially today in this contaminated world, water, soil etc. Mass production and convenient lifestyle has marred many minds for so long. So when the truth is presented, it is met with skepticism. True believes we're never in the majority anyways. The only bias is that many will not look at the other side which is not often talked about. They stick to knowledge inherited...meat meat meat. So plant base nutrition documentaries will be seen as being biased. ...just saying.

[@maricamaas2326]

​@@tomechaallen1226 NOT ONE DIET FOR ALL is the best direction to go; with different individuals thriving on different diets. Yet, Weston Price found none of the healthy diets of healthy isolated people groups to be vegan; all contained some form of animal- and fermented foods, and none was low fat.

[@jamieanderson1566]

so do you think that the WHO doesn't have an agenda? please wake up, the agenda of these people is to create healthy people and a healthy planet

[@AbsolutelyPeter]

This is a truly great documentary. I was fact-checking it 4 years ago and decided to go fully plant based. Best thing I have ever done for my health and weight. After 40 years of eating animal crap and dairy I actually got my health back. And you know what? My testosterone levels increased dramatically, and after 4 years I will never go back to the animal foods.

[@danielm6871]

Did you get ur blood panel tested regularly?

[@vanaphill2454]

They do say if you have erectile dysfunction, stop eating the animal foods.

[@vickenbastajian2369]

Very good that's inspiring 👏 I want to be vegan I could control my breakfast oatmeal or simply peanut butter for lunch 1 sandwich!!

[@vickenbastajian2369]

And fruit 😋

[@AbsolutelyPeter]

@@danielm6871 Not regularly, no. But I have it checked once a year. And the difference is enormous in a positive way.

[@chrismartin7579]

People have success on different types of 'diets' (actually lifestyles), like WPB, VLC, etc. The BOTTOM LINE is that success comes from ELIMINATING processed foods.

[@gilessteve]

Most people could radically improve their diet simply by not buying any food item that has an ingredients list on the label. An added benefit is the vastly reduced amount of packaging that has to be thrown away or recycled.

[@nomoredream7689]

Sombebody said it 👏I grew up in Europe and I mainly eat the vegetables (and some of the meat) that we grow at home. I consume meat twice a day, I am physically strong and not often sick (I do have weather depending migraines that make me feel sick too so I just count that in). And I firmly believe, that those processed foods aren't healthy at all. At least, not to consume three times a day. I doubt that if you eat just a little of those processed foods with a lot of homegrown foods won't do you that much harm.

[@kvpandy]

And added sugas! They didn't mention this at all!

[@Fartboy226]

Animal products

[@giulias.5104]

And animal products (if you want real success) 😘💚

[@pegdalton1379]

I started no fat plant based 4 1/2 months ago. I can't believe the difference in my diabetic numbers and how I feel. It's amazing!!

[@lornalaurie278]

And for me, I also feel great!

[@Bankai90]

I did Esselstyns diet for over 2 months and I freakin hate it. I've never felt this ravenously hungry despite being in a kcal surplus. I can understand any diet, but I don't belive anybody eating WFPB no fat feels great. You're preparing food all day, and you're eating like a cow all day. You're never satiated and yet your stomach is so full it's hard to breathe. And then 2h later you're hungry asf again. I feel just awful wobbly and spacey with all those carbs. While carbs with protein and fat make me feel good. I can eat oats with milk. Or potatoes with some butter and a piece of meat. Or 2-3eggs for breakfast and be full for most of the day not even thinking about food. But nofat wfpb and im full physically yet starving after 2h just craving to eay antyhing. Awful I had less hunger after a 11day waterfast refeed than on that diet.

[@pegdalton1379]

I can just go by how I feel. I am a non med diabetic. I've always tried to control with my diet. Well when I started this my fasting blood sugar was 176😯 this morning it was 117. I'm amazed at what it has done

[@Bankai90]

@@pegdalton1379 And that is the most important part. Some people just don't like meat or animal products. But for me they make me feel incredible despite me trying to delude myself that they are "bad" foods. My Mom who passed very young also didn't like animal products at all, a good friend of mine also not a vegan but just doesn't like animal products. But for my Dad and me we could eat nothing besides animal products and likely do fine. The sole reason I'm restricting them somewhat is due to science. But I feel definitely not good very fast if I go without. And it's funny cuz as said I can go without food for a longass time. But when I eat no animal products I'm just constantly thinking about food. Which with moderate carb intake(30-50%) isn't the case. I feel like I can go without food as long as I want, without my body going all crazy.

[@carnivore-muscle]

Yes alleviating the Randle Cycle will TEMPORARILY improve your health, give it time, and your plant based diet will fail you, unfortunately. #meatheals

[@hollyk3226]

Holy crap, Joe Cross looks so different from when his film Fat Sick and Nearly Dead. He looks amazing!

[@JellyBean-jh1rq]

Yes, he does look amazing. At first I thought it was a different person with the same name. Convincing evidence of eating correctly. 🌱🌱🌱

[@earthamcdermott982]

Very good video. I turned vegan in 1991. The cruelty of animal farming and environmental damage caused by the meat industry my motivation. I expected it to kill me after years of medical ltreatment and negative advice against it . Thirty plus years on i have never looked back and no toxic medicines.

[@kimkempus7806]

Hope you know about the pesticides sprayed on them veggies and the soul....I'm in the middle of meat and veggies...just saying

[@niceadz6164]

How many billions of creatures do you think you are responsible for killing with the plant agriculture? Growing plants destroy entire ecosystems and all the life with it. Then soil is ruined... then we die. We need animals. I eat one cow a year. You will kill multiple mice, voles, fox, badgers, squirrels, birds, hogs, bees, flies, spiders, beetles, etc to grow plants. So please don't feel virtuous. Studies show vegans kill way way more life.

[@carolgaribay]

I salute you.

[@Anonymous-cn6zl]

@@kimkempus7806 But he's healthier now. He probably plant his own veggies at his backyard.

[@topshelfsus]

I feel like all these doctors, cardiologists and nutritionists talking about carbs and plant based diets being healthy and animal protein and fat being unhealthy are the same people that take Ancel Keys’ Seven Country Study at face value.

[@kim-lusteenkamp4866]

I agree, another bias documentary. When will there be a well balanced fact weighted documentary. Everyone on KZbin pushing an agenda

[@franksommerfeld8616]

Agreed.

[@mariaespiritu9512]

Well my mom’s blocked leg artery reversed on a plant based diet. And I haven’t met any plant based eaters or vegans in the cardiac unit at my hospital. Most of the patients I’ve seen admitted in our cardiac unit, with heart attacks and heart failure certainly love their meat and butter and fat. Just anecdotal.

[@whiterabit09]

South India has the largest plant based population in the world and the highest rates of heart disease.

[@AndreStojanovic]

LoL I could not agree more, let's just have all the Carbs and Sugar we can, as long as our bodies stay free from the masculine-toxic, high fat meats that kill us slowly....

[@samanthahi4541]

This was a great documentary. I went vegan overnight Nov 16th 2021 and my only regret was not doing it sooner. Loving life to the fullest! ❤️

[@jayhillz3705]

Sickly vegans 🌱

[@olivierguiter9999]

I summarize the documentary: meat and animal proteins are the devil and plants and starches are the only real foods for good health. I totally disagree with this bias which only explodes the number of victims of inflammatory, metabolic diseases, obesity and cancer. I am amazed that we can still declare that starch is good for your health. Olivier French Paradox

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

amen me too

[@bradzimmerman3171]

Oh you will regret it- proper human diet is exactly that "proper " Vegans are liars.!

[@maricamaas2326]

Vegan diet is a form of fasting. It can be beneficial in the short term, yet is rarely sustainable in the long run. Hope you're not one of the many to look back with much regret over your decision.

[@heidiiiiiiii]

Check with your doctor disclaimers crack me up - considering most don't know about fitness and/or nutrition 🥴

[@pepper419]

That nutrition warning is genuine. There's a reason for it. If nothing else remember this. Your brain is 60% fat, and 20% cholesterol. Some cholesterol your body will make but many vegans find they're having a lot of trouble especially with sex. Good luck.

[@clovermark39]

They have to put that in to cover themselves.

[@niceadz6164]

On the whole, Drs follow the same narrative these guys do... that's why they say that

[@Golfr2020]

WFPB is the way to go. There is no debate on this. It is backed up by decades of studies. I am living proof myself. After cardio surgery and many years on drugs. Since WFPB 6 years ago. No more cardio issues, drugs and better than i have been for a long time.

[@muccia7328]

"When we focus on "animal protein" we misplace other nutrients" that is so so true. I have definitely noticed that myself over many year's time.

[@whiterabit09]

Try liver or eggs they are the most nutrient dense foods on the planet.

[@maricamaas2326]

It is possible to do only since much-needed nutrients in animal foods are much more bio-available.

[@ladislavjonas977]

So we are hunter gatherers but most of of our food has always been provided by gatherers (the women and the children) even though the hunters (the men) got all the glory. Fact- hunting a single bison could provide more calories than the women and children could gather in a year. And our ancestors have hunted a lot of them all the time.

[@clovermark39]

Why are they concentrating on protein? Animal fat is probably more important.

[@Julieac100]

Every single person, whether they have a degree, or not, feel that their eating plan is best. Vegans feel there is nothing better than veganism. Keto people feel nothing is better than keto. Raw vegans feel nothing beats all raw, all the time. Carnivore dieters feel theirs is best. I follow many, just out of curiosity, on here, and guess what? I have tried most of them. But, bottom line is, I love to eat. I love food. Some people say sugar is evil. No sugar, ever. I feel watching added sugars, using natural sweeteners like maple syrup and honey in moderation, or raw sugar, in moderation, and making my own sweets, is better than commercial, pre packaged crap with lots of chemicals in it. I eat full fat dairy, cheeses, and yes, I eat eggs, free range, from local people. Stop trying to rule how people eat and just tell them, eat good, organic, unprocessed food, make your own food, most of the time, and be as active as you can be.

[@kennyfinger8306]

That may be fine for you, but I’m pretty sure the animals wouldn’t agree that the carnivore diet is the best, for example. Our choices have impact beyond our own enjoyment or even health.

[@Julieac100]

@@kennyfinger8306 I don't see Carnivore as a sustainable diet, for anyone. Look, no one likes to see anything die, but what do you think the animals were put here for? Anyone who gets hungry enough, will think anything looks good. Anything.

[@LiveLifeLori]

@@Julieac100 The animals were put here on this planet, to enjoy their life - just as you do. I'm all for everyone having their own choice - UNLESS there's a victim. It's unnecessary in this day and age to eat animals. We can chose kindness and still eat delicious, filling, nutritious foods.

[@kennyfinger8306]

@@Julieac100 respectfully, they weren’t “put here” by anyone for anything except by us as we developed this system. We created this situation, especially the modern industrial scale of the farming. We chose to breed them into existence for this purpose, but now we can recognize that it’s morally wrong, is unnecessary, and is doing profound damage to the environment and, most importantly, to the animals who are bred into and then are slaughtered within the system. Once we recognize this, we can choose to change our behavior and choose not to consume animal products and not to support this system. Every one of us can choose, 3 or more times a day, to consume plants instead of animals. Every person who does this, and every meal they choose plants, helps.

[@carnivore-muscle]

95% of vegans quit within a few years, so we know the majority are definitely lying

[@georgewilson7808]

FOOD HABITS IN LATER LIFE STUDY was undertaken among five cohorts in Japan, Sweden, Greece and Australia. Legumes were found to be the most important dietary predictor of survival in older people of different ethnicities. The results showed that for every 20 grams (one ounce) increase in daily legumes intake there was an 8% reduction in the risk of death. This study shows that no matter what your ethnic background or where you live, eat more legumes to live longer, especially as you age. Of all the food groups including meat, legumes alone had consistent and statistically significant results.

[@lgflanang]

Avoid fast food and be well. Cook yourcown food, be it veggie or meat. We here in the equator, we eat rice, fish, veggies and occacsional meat. Let your body decide what you eat.

[@Fartboy226]

Go vegan oh my fucking lord ur so full of it

[@BappanNath]

Its been 1 year since I turned vegetarian and i dont take dairy product too. i feel great .

[@undergrace1808]

I just want to say I’m so glad I don’t contribute to factory farming, and I’m sorry I ever did.

[@kiaharper7172]

Best comment 😌

[@alysononoahu8702]

Me too, I sleep well at night. 🐄🐖🐓🐻‍❄️🐑🦆🐄🐖🐇🐑🐓🐓🦃🦃🦆🦆🐖🐖🐖

[@TheProphetofLogic]

Same here.

[@yamete_kudasai6969]

After watching this beautiful documentary, it really made me emotional and made me crave for some meat

[@TheProphetofLogic]

@@yamete_kudasai6969 than cut off your hand and make a sandwich.

[@terrileeg03]

Every body is different. I tried WFPB and it wasn’t sustainable for me. I lost way too much weight and could not sleep at night. Yes, my cholesterol went down but I felt like absolute crap. I was eating until I was stuffed, I might add. After adding a little fish and dairy back into my diet, I feel better than ever. I’m 90% WFPB and that’s where I’ll stay. I don’t want a long life if I feel crappy all the time.

[@JemH1986]

Same here! Was up and down with it 3 times! Now I’m having everything in moderation and portion control and using weight watchers, which helps.

[@orlenecharles6590]

Same, went all out. No oil, sugar, salt, no meat at all. Felt wonderful for the 1st 6mths but then felt horrible, tired, grumpy. I agree. 90-95% WFPB is best.

[@CocinaSr.Conejo]

Cuando estas en desintoxicacion te puedes llegar a sentir mal. Pero la hidratacion ayuda mucho. No soy medico pero es parte de lo que yo he investigado junto con mi experiencia.

[@bluith2]

@@orlenecharles6590 did you eat organic nonGMO food?

[@maricamaas2326]

​@@CocinaSr.Conejo Detoxing is in the beginning of a fast; does not commence 6 months after starting? Then the body tells you to feed yourself again with some real nourishing food, which is not only cleansing&detoxing.

[@pepper419]

Dr. Aseem Malhotra. A cardiologist who knows what he's talking about. The Great Statin Con.

[@chrisinreallife2022]

they couldn't pay me to take a statin.

[@SnapdragonALL]

I feel sick when I eat carbs and dairy. When I don't eat carbs or dairy, I lose weight immediately, my muscles come back, out, my skin is more dewy, and I have more energy. I eat loads of fat and protein. I get my carbs only from veggies and a small amount of fruit. I do not do ketosis, but I keep my carbs around 85 grams per day. Grains and wheat make me sick. I think vegans eat way too much grain and processed food. Also, the more fat I eat, the better my skin is. Of course, eating a lot of fat has to be accompanied by cutting out some carbs, mainly in the form of grains--veggies are the good carbs. Some people thrive on high fat, low carb diets.

[@climate-moneymakingcampaig305]

The funny thing is these drs refer still to 30-40 yrs ago studie about animal based diet that the newer studies absolutely debunked them ! An emotional animal activist can indeed ignore facts and even alter them to prove a lie

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about that... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat... for the rest. Low carb works. Queen Elisabeth II is a great example. Does not matter that much if you go plant based or animal based. The goal is: Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@climate-moneymakingcampaig305]

@@efrem_1167 i appreciate ur res0ectfull comment but the problem is that we can believe anyth8ng when its said by famous figures for too much. The problem is that theres no threat or problem in the first place, the human behavior and EVOLUTION also can perfectly explain the fact that even the top "facts" that nobody can question them can be completely baseless and lies and still THE MAJORITY would fall for it. Our chimp ancestors have found out its the best to be ruled under one central leader, bcuz it increased the chance of welfare and survival, thats why EVOLUTION, has put REWARDS , for us for anything that increase our survival chance incl. Sexual intercourse with ejaculation, and here OBEYING THE LEADER by feeling PROUD OF BEING CIVILIZED (civilized means gathering into a society or group that every body do their parts for the goodness of the society). Infact being the most loyal to leader was naturally one of the top elements of PRIDE amoung our ancestors, that literally means "sacreficing urself for the goodness of society" Im a sociology and politic enthusiast, nomatter how much u try to tell me that humans are more complex than that and its all based on thinking/logic that we acknowledge certain things but still its so goddamn obvious that ur acknowledgement of existance of climate crisis is 99% based on emotion or better said EVOLUTION. common sense with confidence means BE UNCIVILIZED FOR A MOMENT , aka "GET A LOOK FROM OUTSIDE OF THE BOX" ,bcuz it makes thing very easier, how can 0.04% co2 in atmosphere cause a crisis ? The first time u hear anything ur first thought is ur COMMON SENSE which u suppress later based on the "box/matrix" , u first think "yes thats too low to cause a crisis" , but u immediately think : "how come so many big names, so many organisations, noble prize winners, so many experts, so many officials and etc from all over the world consider that low amount dangerous ?? There might be a catch , i think when i dig deep into it i will conclude the same thing as the MAJORITY" this is the definition of peasant , or more famously "sheep" , they totally ignore the most FUNDAMENTAL SCIENTIFIC FACTS that light up the dark way, based on "WHO DID WHAT" aka the sheperds, the leadwrs, the famous ppl, big names and etc. Forexample more than 90% of our biology science is based on CORELATION between the input and the output , but fundamental science says : "Corelation is not causation" And when i say our biology science can be CLUE but is NOT RELIABLE , eventho its based on fundamentals, but u cant believe such huge organisations with thousands of scientists are wrong. Another fundamental is that "energy doesnt disappear" ,a warmer summer would increase the AVERAGE temp. Of autumn and winter , but we arent seeing it at all ! Infact last year we broke so many coldness records 15 degree colde rin sibery, coldest autumn, soonest snow , snow in places that was not probable or even possible , coldness record in india usa europe and etc are broken , coldest january, coldest february and etc. How come we dont see they get warmer but we see the other way around makes more sense and FUNDAMENTALS ARE RESPECTED , i mean the fact that the world is getting colder , the colder winters and autumns have respected the fundamentals and made spring and summer colder ! I asked all my relatives that are spreaded all over the world except africa, everybody said it got colder this year, im super sensitive to heat, bcuz i lose sleep for weeks , last years i lost sleep , this year nothing like that, this is another fundamental "to verify with the simplest tools u have, ur senses" This year was the first year that i wore jacket right in the middle of summer, but since that majority have different idea , it mess with ur head eventho ur heart suggest something else. These dont go viral , and Eventho this summer was colder , one news went viral , that particulalr week and the hottest week in 125,000 years baseless claim, its just words that messes with ur head, u cant confirm it for urself ,nothing of that is confirmable, the temp. Measuring stations are also intentionally put near asphalt area that record an warmer and unnatural temprature, these bs news comes from those ill intention. Sum up, read about religion and the jesuits, first they were paganists, but the gods were physical, which is a limitation , bcuz it was verifiable who stand behind them and talk behalf of the god , thus theyve turned the gods into INVISIBLE THINGS , invisible forces like angels and demons, they made insvisible heaven and hell and it made them more obeyable bcuz they can never be VERIFIED ! read about how the jesuits were robbing ppl from money tto their rights, eventho they were the advocates for moral, they all were members of an elite club , science today is almost the same exact thing !! U CANNOT VERIFY THE SCIENCE, THE STUDIES UNTILL U HAVE ELITE LEVEL MONEY ! Now they scare u of an invisible force, a virus , or co2 or anything, its the same exact concept of satan and other bs. The hell is today the climate crisis (which thru the lens of politic , the whole climate bs gets 100% exposed, its all connected to GEOPOLITICAL AGENDA : DE-INDUSTRIALIZING CERTAIN REGIONS bcuz we are right exactly at a turning point of history). No matter how much u explain the science, its so goddamn obvious that ur acknowledgement is better explainable thru mass-psychology , u may think i just speculate, but im actually seeing it, its been years that studied these facts, i immediately recognise the emptiness of a claim , its now easy, observing the respect for fundamentals also helps. Theres no crisis, its all one hiant BS , that is applied the same way jesuits applied their societal surgeries

[@charliesgrumma5388]

*ATTENTION: HERE IS THE SECRET TO HEALTHY LIVING:* Eat like a cave "person". Eat any and all foods that would have been available to someone who lived 1000+ years ago. No sugar, no artificial sweeteners, no "seed oils", no vegetable oils, no processed foods, no fruit juice, no gmo corn or wheat, no modern flours, no coconut milk, no almond milk/butter/flour, no pasta and very, very few carbohydrates. There are a few tribes of people in China and Asia that eat/ate a high carb diet and remain(ed) thin because they refrain(ed) from everything else listed. It doesn't matter if you choose to be vegan, carnivore, or omnivore the same rule applies. Eat the same foods your ancestors would have eaten 1000 years ago with a catch. The food needs to be seasonal. In the modern world a quick trip to a grocery store yields every sort of fruit known to man but way back man rarely ate fruit. Humans evolved with a metabolism that could be compared with a bear in the fact both can add fat quickly, (but not the hibernating part). For 2-3 weeks in the fall of the year when humans were still evolving and hunter gatherers, whenever they stumbled upon a fruit tree they would gorge themselves with the sugary fruit and that would add fat that was needed to survive the lean winter months. In early spring humans ate any berries they found as they hunted and the sugar rush helped power them until the next kill. Veggies were seasonal as well, grocery stores were not invented yet and if it wasn't potato harvest time they didn't eat potatoes. So remember the rules above, and limit your fruit and vegetables until "in season" only unless you want to gain fat. Remember above when I mentioned no sugar? Fruit is full of sugar and should only be eaten sparingly, on occasion. There isn't a single vitamin or nutrient in fruit that can't be gotten elsewhere. The secret to being healthy is simple, eat like a cave "person". Bon Appetit and enjoy your health.

[@lorrainemaila5356]

I am an Agrometeorologist. I know the environmental impacts of both livestock and crop production. But using the argument of 'inhumane treatment of animals as a motivation to switch to a plant-based diet doesn't sit well with me.

[@saraemily7397]

Why don't you care about murdering animals?

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about that... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat for the rest. Low carb works. Queen Elisabeth II is a great example. Does not matter that much if you go plant based or animal based. The goal is: Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@glenp2038]

This is a great comedy special. I’ve never laughed so much 😂😂😂

[@antoncoetzee9996]

Dis youlook in the mirror?😂😂😂😂

[@maricamaas2326]

Like considering the supposed over-population myth... Really, are there still those who are as ignorant 😅

[@maricamaas2326]

However, there are those who are for the first time exposed to PB/vegan propaganda, many of whom might find the presentation compelling and moving; especially youngsters - easy to influence - ripe for the picking...

[@Crysalis-bd9so]

So true.. it shocked me how many lies I heard all at once, presented as fact. So sad

[@clovermark39]

Yes thought so too. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@woodstockxx]

“Consult with your physician before making any dietary changes” .. they are the last people of consult with regarding my dietary needs..they know very little, if anything about such things !

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about that... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat... for the rest. Low carb works. Queen Elisabeth II is a great example. Dr. Breg DC has good quality videos on vegan, and animal-based keto. Does not matter that much if you go plant based or animal based. The goal is: Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@loisjackson6572]

I’m so grateful for all of the plant based doctors and promoters! Documentaries like these changed my perspective and helped improve my health. My BP, and cholesterol are in the optimal range and my inflammation and pain has improved greatly. My hair and nails grow fast and are strong 💪 as well.

[@bro7269]

For anyone watching who is not ready to go all plant based yet.....just move in that direction. It's better to have plant based 2 days a week vs 0 days a week. There is no downside.

[@shiftfocusunhypnosis]

That is great advice. We started just with replacing milk with a plant based one. We got to taste test so many brands of so many different types of plant based milks and found our new favourite. So Good brand, oat milk with no added sugar 👌

[@shelleybean1112]

I'm struggling with cheese iv got it except for cheese I find it so difficult being gluten free too

[@sadecoco1502]

I just started changing my diet from an everyday meat eating diet to now a more plant based diet and no red meat at all. More and more veggies and fruits, and I have to say that my issues with constipation have completely disappeared. I regularly visit the bathroom which is something that never use to happen. I have more energy and my mood is great. You can’t go wrong with changing your lifestyle habits. I learned a huge lesson, my father passed 2 years ago and he had high blood pressure and high levels of cholesterol. When he passed I just knew that I had to change my life because I want to live a healthier life.

[@PeaceLoveHappy]

When you watch old black and white movies, (30s, 40s, 50s) those skinny people were eating butter and drinking full fat milk - especially their kids. They ate a portion of meat. They ate mostly whole grains in breads and crackers, the bleached alternatives were just starting to appear. They ate fruits and vegetables, including potatoes. When they did drink juice in the morning it was in a small “juice glass.” They were just starting to add the processed foods to the stores. Fast food restaurants were just getting started. People drank soda pop as an occasional treat, not daily, and certainly not with every meal. They ate reasonable portions at meals. Snacks were a treat, not a way of life. I believe the diet mentality started appearing more at that time too, but nothing like now. People need to be reasonable about food. No food eaten in moderation that’s from its natural source (the earth) is “bad”. Processed food (not food that has just been blended and/or cooked, but food that has had its structure altered) is bad. They take nutrients out of food and then re-add nutrients. Does that make sense to you? Sure, people who are overweight can lose weight on Keto. Fasting can be helpful too. But to be reasonable: you don’t 100% cut out any food that you have available, you’re not allergic to and that’s basically in its natural state. You just eat it in moderation. There’s a wide variety of natural food on earth, with a wide variety of nutritional value, not to mention flavors that enhance life. God created food for our enjoyment and health. Mankind is ruining it by altering it, and polluting it.

[@cincin4515]

60's kid here. We had red meat & veg every single night, no such thing as chicken except for Christmas day & fish came out of a tin. Butter and milk was all we had before cheese and yogurt started hitting the shelves. Nobody was fat and no, we did NOT eat whole grains. White bread and white potatoes were all we had if you were hungry between meals, you got an apple if you were lucky. Immigration in the 70's brought changes in the food. Pasta, rice & legumes started to appear on shelves along with vegetarian substitutes and breakfast cereals. Fast food popped up everywhere and the road to Lardville was paved.

[@dianeshannon7988]

Agree back to basics getting bit annoyed of the vegan push though all in moderation.

[@mikafoxx2717]

Problem is that all that saturated fat was still giving people heart attacks despite staying thin and active. Smoking certainly made it much much worse, but the science is pretty clear that cultures that ate the most saturated fat (Sweden, previously) had 10x more cardiovascular deaths than those that ate the least (japan).

[@yana112o92]

All these diets is also very confusing because I think you can only be healthy when you plant your own stuff because you know where your food is coming from. I'm thinking of plant based diet, then also knowing all the pesticides and herbicides in plant products. Just my thoughts. In all, moderation is key in staying healthy.

[@relaxingsubliminals3463]

organic is good too. so like either planting your own food or buying organic ( as much as possible ) especially with foods without a peel like strawberries & grapes

[@sevendaysaweek711]

The truth is that this documentary touched my heart a lot, when I saw the videos that showed animals suffering in slaughterhouses, how bad the consumption of animal products does to the environment as well as to human health, I really could hardly tolerate it. , not in a bad way, but it was something very painful for me, definitely, this documentary made me realize that as soon as I reach the age of majority I will become a vegan, regardless of what others think, 100% recommend this video for people misinformed on the subject 👏🏻

[@stevenhull5025]

and your avocados, oranges and pineapples don't cause environmental harm??? Mankind has been slaughtering animals for food for hundreds of thousands of years. Vegetables and grains have been around for a few thousand years but have been altered only recently. If you love insecticides and herbicides carry on being a vegan.

[@christianjenkins3688]

They just brainwashed you 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@earthamcdermott982]

Well done. But be careful. I tried turning vegan in my teens and made myself quite unwell through eating badly. It was twenty years before I finally transformed again. You are making a great decision. Wishing best of luck.

[@maricamaas2326]

Propaganda like this is purposefully aimed at those like you, who are easy to influence. Do yourself a favour, and research further before depriving yourself and your future children of essential nutrients, which will especially impact their health and well-being negatively. Look for example into 'The Great Plant-Based Con: Why Eating a Plants-only Diet Won't Improve Your Health Or Save the Planet' - by Jayne Buxton. Tragically, it had been found that there is greater percentage of autism amongst children of vegans&vegetarians.

[@Crysalis-bd9so]

I'm sorry you became brainwashed by this lying media deception. I was fooled by Veganism before, and thankfully I saved my life by turning to a high fat high protein low carb diet. Sorry it might take you many years of illness to figure this out😅

[@whiterabit09]

I hunt my own meat and am carno keto for 8 years at 40 less than 20% bodyfat, 180kg deadlift and regular Crossfitter and can still pack out a whole deer. The wild game 'pests' i hunt have higher nutrient content than plant based foods, they are procured locally with a positive environment impact - no pesticides, fertilizer and global shipping, no insulin resistance or leaky gut.

[@antoncoetzee9996]

Nope

[@manishjoshi9995]

Great documentary. Very informative. I went on a Millet based diet and have reversed Diabetes 2. I was on 2000 mg Metformin, 10 mg Forxiga and 10mg Crestor statin. I have totally stopped all medication 2 weeks ago and my sugar readings are in total control. My doctor told me a couple of years back that I would never be able to get off medication but now finally feel that I have cracked it. Also lost 15kgs (33 pounds) due to this diet.

[@crldnlc]

What Is a millet-based diet?

[@kermierogers7876]

Meat based ​@@crldnlc

[@Raisingprotectors]

It's the weight loss that got you off the meds not the diet

[@manishjoshi9995]

@@Raisingprotectors i would say a combination of both.

[@stanleykania7184]

Age 47 heart attack, no signs in blood. No high pressure. 2 stents now. 4 pills a day. 3 years ate a vegan diet. Today low, sugar, low carb. Mostly plant base.

[@tilawahc4044]

If you got inflammation try avoiding carb and sugar, You'll see the result your self.

[@davidhutchinson5233]

I went vegan over 10 years ago. Best thing I ever did. So thankful, so grateful. All we can do is keep on living this life and spreading the word. For the animals, for the planet and for ourselves.

[@meerapatel8007]

What is the substitute for tea? Can we have tea using soy milk

[@alysononoahu8702]

@@meerapatel8007 tea is plants

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about the benefits of mediterranean keto lifestyle or vegan keto lifestyle... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat for the rest. Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@davidhutchinson5233]

@@efrem_1167 It's not the carbs. It's the type of carbs. A potato chip? Not healthy at all. Oil free baked potatoes? Healthy. Same goes for all carbs. Candied fruit? Not healthy. Organic fruit? Super healthy. And the list goes on.

[@Bankai90]

Man I feel so great on meat, eggs, milk, cheese, fish and butter if they are part of a whole foods diet. But the moment I cut out the fat and animal products, I end up feeling starving. I can somewhat do with moderate protein and lower fat, but still the amounts of food to digest are crazy. I did Esselstyns diet even with a kcal surplus cuz I was so hungry all the time. It took me over a month to restabilize this ravenous appetite after quitting. And I tried to get in as much variety as I can to cover all potential nutrients. It's insane. All I keep getting told is my bodies own intuition is SO wrong. But big science is right and knows what's best for me and my health. Eating in moderation is incredibly easy if you're satiated. That's why ppl do keto (I'm not a fan of it). But low carb and keto gave even extreme overweight ppl the first time a notion of feeling NOT hungry. It's incredible. But all this insulinspiking 24/7 even if it's "only" to 130 is gonna keep u hungry.

[@RayCuts]

Congratulations on the attempt. First hurtle/mistake is simple removing animal products without replacing the very small amount of nutrition. It's like learning how to eat again. Salads is not enough. It works to aim for 50+ plant based foods (sounds like a lot but is very simple). The main nutrients in animals are eaten and stored. Those nutrients in animals comes from the ground. If your in the USA, regular supermarket meat is so under nutrition that they inject chemicals to meet the standards set from research done when animals lived and ate more natural.

[@golden1789]

Posting a similar reply to one I made below. I feel your pain.Check out FAT FICTION documentary and Pahla B and Dr. Berg on youtube for advice about losing weight At the moment I am basically vegetarian keto and lots of good fat foods. I am finally losing weight. All sounds Counter-intuitive I know. The good fat keeps you satiated. When I am stronger I will revert to Vegan. Eat nothing with sugar - check ingredients list of everything you buy!

[@Moralatheist101]

If you remove animal products, you are essentially removing the food that is causing that satiating feeling. You can't keep that satiation by eating plants. It's impossible because your glucose spikes and you have to replenish it when it drops. It's not nutrition that you have to replace - it's the fat, and animal fat is perfect for your body. If you have a high-carb diet and a high-fat diet (to help with the satiating feeling) you will throw your body into glucose spikes and weight gain. Your body can't use both glucose AND fat as fuel. Pick one. Glucose will make you get hungry sooner. Fat will make you satiated until YOU feel hungry again. You might hear people say, "Your body needs glucose", and it does for like 3 functions - but what they aren't telling you is that your body can make all the glucose it needs because of gluconeogenesis from the liver. We put too many carbs in our body without knowing that our body's daily recommended need for carbs is ZERO! Go carnivore for 30 days and see the difference. Not Keto. Carnivore. Meat. Fat. Water. Salt.

[@maricamaas2326]

Imagine that it was said how one is supposedly unhealthy when not always hungry... (That was so very funny!) And also to be able to stuff your face as much as you want with all those plant foods 😂😂😂

[@Fartboy226]

I feel bad for you, for you are as sick as a dog dying right before your very own eyes.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

Aunt and Uncle could not believe it when they saw me. They went vegan 100% cold turkey overnight. Both have lost a lot of weight in a few months, her type 2 diabetes went away (no meds), he is off all meds including cholesterol meds, blood pressure pills, and thyroid meds. His doctor is in disbelief of the changes to his blood. My uncle was nearly 300 lbs., now 220lbs. Oh yeah and he is in 70's and claims he never felt so good. I get to keep my favorite aunt and uncle around a few extra years now that they have seen the light!

[@kimberlysmith7311]

I'm very happy for you and your Aunt ans Uncle. Do you know though that people who have totally given up plant foods and eat only meat are achieving the same health results ?? 🤔 The medical community and the diet community is polarized on this topic.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

@@kimberlysmith7311 That is not completely true. If you have the proper blood work conducted you will see that your meat diet is actually killing you. Carnivore is a diet and not a life style. The same diets have been pushed for 50 years now. They all have different names. Fact is the UN, CDC, and WHO have been warning people for 15 years to stop consuming meat and dairy. Let's talk about the planet's health and antibiotic resistance. Do you really believe that all these hormones and antibiotic infested animals that literally spend their entire existence in Feces, urine, and other dead animals? To be slaughtered for greed? Do you understand that in 1960 about 10% of all antibiotics were used in Animal Agriculture? Today it is in excess of 85%. Ever heard of COVID? Where do you think it is coming from? over 350 new zoonotic diseases since 1970? Every time you enjoy your meat is like playing Russian roulette with antibiotic resistance. The Next COVID may be the last one because of foolish choices. Do you know anything about the biodiversity of the planet? Can you see the climate changes happening? Ocean acidification? primary cause animal ag waste right into the water systems globally? All you know is eat a piece of meat and it tastes so good. Science is there and proves beyond reproach it is not healthy for humans, the planet, and the future of earth. Seriously what do you know? Longevity? Blue zones? How many more facts do we need? No different than smoking and the same people are playing the same game with your health. You support animal abuse? It is ok to eat dogs too? what about kicking them and torturing hem? Is that acceptable behavior because that is the industry you support!

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

@@kimberlysmith7311 Animal agriculture does have significant environmental impacts, and many argue that it contributes to environmental degradation and climate change. 1) Greenhouse gas emissions: Animal agriculture is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Livestock production, particularly cattle, produces methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Additionally, clearing land for grazing or growing animal feed releases carbon dioxide, contributing to deforestation and climate change. 2) Land and water use: Animal agriculture requires vast amounts of land and water. Raising livestock necessitates large areas for grazing or cultivating animal feed crops. This leads to deforestation, habitat loss, and soil degradation. Furthermore, animal agriculture consumes substantial amounts of water for animal hydration and crop irrigation. 3) Water pollution: The concentration of livestock in factory farming operations generates significant amounts of waste. The runoff from these operations can pollute water bodies, contributing to water pollution and eutrophication. 4) Biodiversity loss: The expansion of animal agriculture encroaches on natural habitats, leading to the loss of biodiversity. Deforestation for grazing or feed crop cultivation reduces habitat availability for various plant and animal species, contributing to species extinction.5) Antibiotic resistance: The routine use of antibiotics in animal agriculture to promote growth and prevent diseases contributes to the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. This poses risks to human health as well.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

@@kimberlysmith7311 The carnivore diet, which consists primarily of animal products with little to no plant-based foods, is a highly debated topic among health professionals. It is a restrictive diet with profound effects on the environment. 1) Lack of essential nutrients: By excluding plant-based foods, a carnivore diet can potentially lead to deficiencies in essential nutrients such as fiber, certain vitamins (like vitamin C), minerals (like potassium), and phytochemicals found in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. These nutrients play crucial roles in maintaining overall health and reducing the risk of chronic diseases.2) High saturated fat and cholesterol intake: A carnivore diet is typically high in saturated fats and cholesterol, which are primarily found in animal products. A diet high in saturated fat and cholesterol has been associated with an increased risk of heart disease and other cardiovascular issues. 3) Limited fiber intake: Plant-based foods are the primary source of dietary fiber, which is important for maintaining digestive health, regulating blood sugar levels, and supporting heart health. A carnivore diet can lack adequate fiber intake, potentially leading to constipation and other digestive problems. 4) Potential nutrient imbalances: Relying solely on animal products can disrupt the balance of macronutrients in the diet, particularly with regard to carbohydrates. This can potentially affect energy levels and overall metabolic health. 5) Long-term sustainability: The sustainability of a carnivore diet is questionable due to its heavy reliance on animal products. From an environmental perspective, a plant-based or plant-forward diet is generally considered more sustainable and eco-friendly. 6) Individual variations: It's important to acknowledge that individual responses to different dietary approaches can vary. Some individuals may report short-term improvements in certain health markers or conditions while following a carnivore diet. However, long-term effects and potential risks should be carefully considered. DEATH! that is how it works when you consume dead things. We are homo sapien, not homo carnivorous. In fact that is utterly ridiculous.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

@@kimberlysmith7311 Are you still asleep at the wheel here? Do more research. It is like all the silly people claiming man was a meat eater? When? Man has always been predominately vegetarian/vegan outside of the fantasy the West continues to live in??? Blinders on and in denial. Keep eating like kings and queens because they are the obese and sick people and that is real history. Wake up Animal Agriculture is the leading cause of disease, to include heart disease, diabetes, colorectal cancer, cancer, poor metabolic health, poor cholesterol levels, and more. Thyroid issues? Yep that too.

[@desiblue9017]

Humans have always obtained B12 from animal sources. In turn, animal products have forever been essential to human diets. Have never heard a good enough argument against this need from plant-based/vegan advocates.

[@will4606]

streams, well water, bacteria from soil on vegetables. That is where the animals get it from anyway unless it's given to them supplementaly in feed

[@edstepanic2214]

I recently had a conversation with a co-worker who told me about a course she took that included a unit on survival. Such as, if you're lost in the woods. Her instructor advised against foraging because a) plants are too low in calories, b) you had better be sure that what you find is edible, and c) you will burn more calories foraging than what you are likely to find. Her recommendation was to kill an animal for food because that will keep you alive. That gave me pause to look at my garden; yes, it's green and lush, and not much of it is edible.

[@EllitaHuerta-we8dw]

We have choices and aren’t in the jungle. Mike Hooper not true! My husband ate lots of red meat and chicken and fish and eggs and dairy. He’s always been a very active gym guy and bicycling. He had a heart attack at 48 with clogged artery. 95% clogged. he has a stent in the damaged artery and has been on meds for 12, years. He finally went fully vegan 2 years ago and his tests are great . his vegan doctor wants to take him off a blood thinner. His doctor said Meat, eggs and dairy clogs, fact! It’s also clogged all his doctors patients and My husband’s brothers and others we know that eat animals flesh and eggs and dairy FYI Beans, seeds, legumes, nuts and tofu have protein and every fruit and vegetable has small amounts that add up

[@holeHeartless]

Negatory. The majority of the calories you burn on a daily basis are from basic bodily functions. You burn more calories eating all day long than if you weren't eating at all. Only about 10% of the calories you burn come from physical exertion and exercise. This is why overweight people get frustrated when they can't lose weight by jogging on the treadmill and lifting weights for an hour a day. Perhaps after that conversation you should have done your own research. Also, no offense but how many of us ever have or will be needing to forage for survival? Food shortage, contrary to popular belief is an illusion. Look at or talk to just about any homeless person who isn't mentally ill. How many of them are skin and bones??? Getting enough calories is not an issue for them usually.

[@shelldie8523]

It's funny how everyone here is right but still skipping facts. Yes you can't survive foraging in the woods easily because most of us lack the skills to do so, meat or fish if available is far more substantial The lady's husband had a high cholesterol and saturated fat diet not a balanced one which is understandable in the modern context she switched him to an extreme vegan diet. (hope he's taking b12) which is great for heart related stuff. It has other issues tho like processed food like seitan and lack of a few vitamins but it'll help the gentleman. The last guy Cherry picked a fact. You burn 70 percent of your daily energy just by living this includes homeostasis, breathing etc. The rest goes for movement (depending on how much) on average it's 10 percent. While starving it's less. The reason why he doesn't see thin people on the roads is they poor didn't have enough to live not to survive. Switch countries to Africa or Afghanistan N you'll see an actual starving person. A balanced diet higher with grains, natural fiber and veg with a little protein is healthy and works better than any of these extremes. We aren't homeless or jobless are we.. We're discussing what's best for us. Good to keep that in mind.

[@efrem_1167]

problem is they do not say anything about the benefits of mediterranean keto lifestyle or vegan keto lifestyle... neither about how perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture...

[@newbeginning191]

There will also be problem if everyone went vegan. Will be complaining about how much land is needed to farm vegetables 🙄

[@Moralatheist101]

Probably not the best audience for this: Started carnivore. Feel fantastic. Arthritis lumps in my joints - GONE! No bloating. No balancing micros. Meat. Meat. Meat. Never going back to plants.

[@sevendaysaweek711]

without leaving a single doubt, I loved this documentary, I will highly recommend it

[@Maintain_Decorum]

No mention of the data that shows if you’re older, and have higher cholesterol, your risk of all cause mortality goes down. We need cholesterol.

[@jamessamson4947]

Countries with high protein consumption, are countries with high refined vegetable oil, refined sugar and flour consumption too. the Average American eats cereal, bread and pasta etc. Blaming meat eggs and dairy is just wrong.

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about that... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat... for the rest. Low carb works. Queen Elisabeth II is a great example. Dr. Breg DC has good quality videos on vegan, and animal-based keto. Does not matter that much if you go plant based or animal based. The goal is: Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@pepper419]

It's so simple when you go keto, you don't have to go into this moderation thing because you don't go hungry on keto. The best part about it is, you lose heaps of fat if you're fat and you don't feel hungry.

[@Moralatheist101]

Yep. Same with Carnivore. No hunger unless you wait to feel hungry and then you're satisfied after very little meat and fat.

[@sarahsnowe]

You might feel better at the moment, but the lack of fiber and the protein overload will probably create problems down the line. And a meat-based diet is truly terrible for the environment.

[@laytonpomerleau]

carnivore is the best way to eat, no carbs and no sugar, body feels great and mind is clear. veganism is a scam. terrible for you and the environment

[@jayhillz3705]

Excellent

[@jayhillz3705]

@@sarahsnowe no it won’t

[@underdogunchained]

Still not vegan 👌🏻

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

in the last days there will be very difficult times for many. People will love only themselves and their greed for money.

[@thomasdaubert1114]

Not sure what that has to do with food? But this is all garbage. Please follow this advice and save the good food for me!

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

however, first you need to understand what food is which I doubt you do??@@thomasdaubert1114

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

October 19, 2023 The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition: Red Meat Intake and risk of type 2 diabetes in a prospective cohort study of US males and females. Ever heard of greed for food?@@thomasdaubert1114

[@perrywhite2856]

This is a very confusing topic. I have been low carb and high protein most oof my life. I am 72 and have no ailments. I attribute my relative good health to keeping sugar very low, and avoiding empty calories. I eat all kinds of vegetables and fruit, but lots of steak, hamburger, eggs, bacon, Etcetera. Ii also avoid processed and packaged food. My cholesterol and blood pressure hold normal and i dont exercise more than walking and biking. Go figure!

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about that... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat... for the rest. Low carb works. Queen Elisabeth II is a great example. Dr. Breg DC has good quality videos on vegan, and animal-based keto. Does not matter that much if you go plant based or animal based. The goal is: Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@nayanmipun6784]

Who is telling the truth - fat advocates Jason fung and erik berg or carbohydrate advocates neal Bernard and Michael greger. Which documentary bring these 4 individuals together for a debate?

[@sequoiasaunders1206]

I’d love to see that! Bring on the debate !! 😀

[@nayanmipun6784]

I writing this to the major documentary makers in the world for the debate, you too please write to them

[@rakshithsridharan5078]

Definitely Neal Barnard and Michael greger from my experience.

[@whiterabit09]

Who looks healthier Berg or Gregor?

[@iamthebadwolf7296]

@@whiterabit09I’ve seen plenty of people who “look” healthy who dropped dead of a heart attack? Why would you give a 💩 who “looks” healthy?

[@sharonflanigan6429]

This is good. I tried the vegav thing. But u have interviewed all the plant based doctors and none of the ones that agree with meat

[@LiveLifeLori]

That's because they're the only doctors who did research. As they mentioned, most doctors do not get nutrition training. They're supposed to just give prescriptions for pills to treat the diseases that eating meat causes. (not cure it, then they would be out of a job)

[@Butterfly-1028]

Because the doctors that actually have some knowledge about nutrition know that meat is (officially) CARCINOGENIC !!!!!

[@LiveLifeLori]

@@Butterfly-1028 Exactly!!

[@spreadthegospel6667]

Dr. Ken Berry you tube… Dr. Shawn Baker….

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about that... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat... for the rest. Low carb works. Queen Elisabeth II is a great example. Dr. Breg DC has good quality videos on vegan, and animal-based keto. Does not matter that much if you go plant based or animal based. The goal is: Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@carlosipec2270]

54 years old guy. Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, a myriad of inflammations and a really vast etc. Keto and OMAD, got me out of the "hole". But carnivore lead me to describe it more than once with a simple word: Miracle! In spite the fact of being a newbie carnivore. I'm absolutely overwhelmed, the surprise really set in. Mostly because of the fact that I, honestly wasn't expecting much... Boy was I wrong! 🙂 Plant based?! Forget that processed S... that help get me into that "hole". Videos like this are a ridiculous disservice to normal people! ;-) Possibly one of the most surprising facts. I reduce my glasses graduation!! Now using my "old" glasses from years ago. For me that was almost unbelievable. And took me some time to acknowledge the fact!

[@ThunderGod9182]

Good for you, I did keto for a while, full carnivore now, feeling good, all my old gut problems are gone. Plant based is garbage. Most people can't do it for more than 3 to 5 years before their health tanks.

[@foodywise]

Sounds amazing! So, you’re on a carnivore, keto and/or OMAD diet now?

[@cpugek1]

Good documentary! Being from the low-carb side of the aisle, I believe there are a lot of commonalities despite the appearance of being dichotomious. Personally, I have gotten off all my meds, and I have more lean muscle mass than I had in High School. I realize this anadolcal, that being said, any results can be achieved through discipline and perseverance. I am 53 but look 35 and fitter than most athletic 18 year olds. There is a lot to be said for clean eating no matter which direction you choose. The real culprits are simple sugars/high fructose, pesticides and government/political special interests.

[@kimberlysmith7311]

Absolutely 💯 I agree and at the same time if we are healthy but the planet is not ( since we and the planet are one) then there is no point in being healthy

[@KnackFarmer-theanswerismeat]

@@kimberlysmith7311Which is why we (as individuals) should be able to sleep well with their choices - be they animal, plant or a combo of both - that all have been grown and sourced responsibly.

[@kotenoklelu3471]

Watch your cholesterol. We know a lot of healthy looking bodybuilders die from heart attacks early in their lives.

[@KnackFarmer-theanswerismeat]

@@kotenoklelu3471 Cholesterol is NOT the cause of cardiovascular disease. There are NUMEROUS videos on KZbin by absolute experts highlighting where this myth got started and what the actual research says.

[@vitalishus]

@@kotenoklelu3471 bodybuilders as a rule do not or have not until recent studies consume high fat. (Fyi high cholesterol does NOT cause heart problems! Studied & Proven!) For most bodybuilders it’s all high lean protein of any description. The LACK of good fats including animal fats and too much carbs or sugar is the problem. Many bodybuilders don’t actually know how to eat healthily whilst still increasing muscle mass and maintaining desired fat loss.

[@jumboon]

Watched two movies talking about the best diet for humans. One is the opposite of the other. Just because in a USA vision you need one winner and one looser. And for what nutrition is involved there are only loosers, in USA. Thinking that what is OK for you must be OK for me is just unreal.And this is what the business system wants: one fits all. 😂😂😂

[@apwags]

Such wisdom from John Joseph McGowan....."you want peace on earth? Every year we kill billions of animals and you want peace on Earth! Peace on Earth is for all living entities, not just human". You are a champion JJM!

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about the benefits of mediterranean keto lifestyle or vegan keto lifestyle... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat for the rest. Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@ThomasRSkillman]

I have been on a carnivore diet for over a year now. Best decision I have made in my life. Being a vegan for over thirty years was probably one of the worst. The anti-meat propaganda is over-whelming; it undermines everything else. Ideology trumps truth; as this film, and others like it prove.

[@michaeltucker605]

I was vegan for a lengthy period and I was not well at all. I lost most of my hair. I lost my drive for sex and I was depressed. I started eating animal products and now I’m happy. Fat doesn’t make you fat. I’m 145 and firm. Fat and protein are essential nutrients and you’re telling me they are bad for me?

[@thecryptopredictionboy5450]

same for me, i was vegetarian for 3 years, which really learned me to be aware with food, which was really great. but in the end i switched to a lower carb high fat way of living including organic meat...i think which really cured me was not to eat organic meat or not, it was more that I excluded grains and refined sugars and increased my fat intake. after just one week, my blood pressure was the best I've ever had and my mood was stable again like in my childhood years. Although it is kind of strange for me, because I really was a non meat believer, but in the end that was not the way for me. glad to read a similar story...

[@bienvenidotagle7502]

​@@thecryptopredictionboy5450to

[@kimkempus7806]

💯✔

[@rex_8618]

You were never vegan. Veganism is not just a diet, it is an ethical philosophy. It might have been something else going on in your body. Did you considering getting a blood test done? Maybe you were deficient in something. You could've worked on that. You can get every single nutrient and your "fat and protein." But no, you instead chose to continue exploiting animals; paying people to rape, abuse, torture and murder them.

[@mareegeorge8641]

I eat high fat I won't touch low fat anything and I buy local and as little as possible from the supermarket

[@cr0wtherr]

Sociology professor said to take notes on this “short” documentary at home 💀💀💀

[@BartManDude]

This documentary just sealed the deal for me. Im going keto.

[@georgwagner937]

I love the scientific references in this film. 😂

[@Liaxtube]

The core message of eat more plants is genuinely a good one, especially in a world that fails to get regular fiber intake and wants to solve their dietary deficiencies with pills, but I disagree with the notion that animal products are inherently bad for us. Really whenever someone wants to argue a whole food is inherently bad for us I am immediately skeptical. It seems hypocritical to argue that nature (or God) was wise beyond its years in how it provides plants to us in such an intelligent way (ie: fiber with sugar), but then argue it took the day off when designing animal products. The big problem we seem to have in society is processing our products far beyond their original form into something else entirely. At the end of the day you can take a vegetable, bread it, and deep fry it in oil, which isn't the greatest thing for you either, but the vegetable is not the problem. One interesting thing I noticed towards the end of the video is they covered grass fed beef because people are turning to more natural products these days, and they did not seem to mention anything as far as the nutritional value, but instead focused on the environmental impact, and I'm just assuming they sidestepped that topic because naturally raised products are going to be far more nutritious than a factory raised egg or grain fed steak (such as the omega-3 profile being far higher). Really the only convincing arguments I saw to lower animal product consumption was simply the environmental impact of consuming animal products, and the humane aspect of it, which is part of the reason I have switched to more naturally raised animal products. Healthwise the idea that any animal product from a properly raised animal that lives a natural life (ie: pasture raised chickens, grass fed farm animals, wild caught fish, etc) is problematic to consume regularly seems laughable, which is probably the biggest problem with the pitching of this WFPB diet concept is that it fails to outline an acceptable amount of animal product consumption, but the vibe I got from it felt like it really wanted people to live as close to a vegan lifestyle as possible. To be fair though there were some comments about it being fine occasionally (such as the child getting Mcdonald's at a birthday party).

[@rakshithsridharan5078]

Yes But not the High Carb Plants Rater it's High Protein, High Fat Plants.

[@powerbottomboi5255]

They base their some meat once in awhile is ok because there is no fully vegan population in the world. But the healthiest populations are those that eat the least amount of calories from animals. And studies such as the Esselstyn study show that even one dose of the high-fat diet causes the cardic system massive stress.

[@AS-hb2hb]

10000000% agreee with your comment. Man is forever arrogant thinking its pre decessors were wrong. They knew the correct way.

[@Moralatheist101]

I eat ALL carnivore. I don't have a fiber problem. I defecate every 3 days like clockwork because what I eat is so fully absorbed, I don't have to expel any unneeded fiber. You don't have to scrub out your colon to go to the bathroom: Your body knows what it's supposed to do without ingesting unneeded fiber. It's another way those that want to make money scare you into worrying about things you don't need to worry about.

[@ladyluluandtimmy2]

God never intended for us to eat animals if you look back at Genesis in the Bible, that's why many say that we were designed to eat plant based.

[@harryshiminsky866]

All lies right from the beginning. A plant based diet is definitely not a proper human diet. A carnivore, animal based, diet is the best for metabolic and hormonal health and is the best in providing bioavailable nutrients. Food is medicine and many health issues can be reversed and eliminated. I would recommend also looking into intermittent fasting and the benefits can come from implementing this into a healthy lifestyle.

[@Moge86]

I had a lenghty discussion with my dietary doctor about this documentary. And he says it has a lot of facts but peppered with propaganda. The 100% truth part is eating plants is healthy and all, but there are some cherry picked half truth. It's about the meat. They cherry picked info about the worst part of meat processing and about meat nutrition. Yes the doctors are valid, but the questions are narrated towards recommending veganism. I believed if i asked those doctors in this documentary directly, they would not actually recommend veganism. But this is an interesting documentary, fascinating my doctor said. It has a bit of a doctrination to veganism, and which makes this documentary even more interesting. I recommend watching this, but you need a strong mind, else you will be converted to vegan.

[@maricamaas2326]

The more vegan documentaries one watches, the more the propaganda sticks out like a sore thumb. Eventually it becomes comical.

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about that... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat... for the rest. Low carb works. Queen Elisabeth II is a great example. Dr. Breg DC has good quality videos on vegan, and animal-based keto. Does not matter that much if you go plant based or animal based. The goal is: Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@paulajanson8053]

When you say that chickens and chicken eggs are unhealthy because they are fed corn and soy commercially grown, than aren’t you saying we shouldn’t eat any commercially grown fruits and vegetables ? Help me make sense of that thought process???

[@TheAdventuresofDrewandAmanda]

Corn and soy aren’t the only fruits and vegetables though. There are many vegetables other than corn and soy that are excellent, commercially grown or not. Organic or locally grown is best but nobody said commercially grown veggies are bad. If we fed chickens veggies they’d be much healthier than if we feed them corn and soy. Plus the corn and soy they get is not for human consumption. It’s lower grade than the corn and soy people eat.

[@wellnesscoach73]

choose local.I’m a former employee at a meat processing plant in the midwest- if you get to see sick animals with tumors cancer etc about 700 hour for months you start to realize how big the problem is.eat local cook food through wash and stay away from GMO.here in the usa 🇺🇸 we spray to kill bugs 🐛 BUT overtime it will kill us.

[@Butterfly-1028]

Chickens (and other animals) get antibiotics regularly, and they live short and horrible lives, full of pain, stress and anxiety, which also increase the cortisol levels in their bodies. - (These things are also linked to higher risk for cancer), - so when you eat them you get all that Shit it your body too. Bon appetit 🤣 !!! ( Hope it helps to make sense, and if it doesn't, after you'll get cancer it certainly will,.. but if you'll avoid eating animals, you'll also lower your risk for disease )....

[@simonspethmann8086]

*eh* Have you seen a traditional chicken pen? What do the chicken eat? Grass, worms, seed.. For feed they get all sorts of seeds, egg shells (yes, they consume their own eggs - as indented by mother nature), and maybe some food scraps from the garden (e.g. potato n carrot peel). If you'd ever tasted (and seen) a traditional farm egg and compared to one that comes from one of those industrial torture houses, you wouldn't ask that question. (And likely refuse to eat that bs from the supermarket.) 😢 Some corn and soy here and there probably would be good/ok for the chicken, but not exclusively so. I mean, Corn and soy are demonstrably good for humans, and yet a diet of exclusively corn&soy would be an utter disaster, right. 🤷

[@biorythmicshifter]

With your logic I’m surprised you’re still alive.

[@lilysgram5886]

I don’t understand the Keto, Carnivore, Atkins diets. You will never find a Cardiologist that approves this fat filled diet.

[@ThoseWhoDare]

Thanks for the good work in making this video 🙏🙏🙏

[@toni4729]

Dr. Aseem Malhotra. Respected cardiologist.

[@paulajanson8053]

Big cats are carnivores. They are lean and muscular and strong. The vegetarian mammals are all fat and slow. Also, our crops are alll poisoned with pesticides and such. The average person cannot afford organic produce so I for one will pass on this type of diet.

[@Bankai90]

@@KAT-dg6el Dude I can't even get organic in my country at all xD

[@LiveLifeLori]

The grains that are fed to the animals you eat have the most gmos and pesticides. (not to mention hormones, diseases, cholesterol, etc) They did mention eating all organic is not required. The benefit of eating non organic plant based diet far outweighs eating a standard american meat heavy diet.

[@Megan-19]

@@LiveLifeLori Paula doesn't want to hear that, she just comes on here to contradict everything and try to trigger people, just ignore Paula!

[@edkingsbury103]

I don’t understand where they’re getting this information

[@xBettyjo]

Wow the side effects of me doing keto I got healthier. I know that it's not helping the pharmaceutical industry because I'm no longer buying medications from them. None of us are getting out of this alive. I just want to feel good while I'm here.

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about the benefits of mediterranean keto lifestyle or vegan keto lifestyle... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat for the rest. Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@Fartboy226]

Yeah go vegan if u want to live

[@Serendipity479]

Can we see the links to the research information, talked about in this video?

[@paulajanson8053]

No! 🤣

[@Megan-19]

Read The China Study, it's all science based with data that backs up much of what is said in this documentary, it's really good.

[@Megan-19]

@@paulajanson8053 Like you've looked Paula...😒😒

[@Kidnamedfinger598]

Mmmmmmm steak

[@mystic-yogi]

This is EXACTLY why we need #rfkjr for #potus he will change this!

[@marcosvidal2797]

I can easily tell who of those "experts" interviewed here are vegan, based on how slow they move and how drained, and exhausted they look

[@denisvoronin2048]

I'm carnivore and I call this movie complete and utter Monsanto and Co. propaganda.

[@ohadj1]

The truth?😮

[@BruverisRoberts]

This movie is agenda based and covers a narrow field of information.

[@Juan_Hernandez_Jr.]

Everything the people in this documentary makes sense to me. I've been against a vegan diet, but I have been converted. I'm not just going to throw away food, but I will gradually phase out of my diet meat products and increase my intake of vegetables, grains, and fruits.

[@Plantandpause]

Exactly what I’m doing! Focusing on incorporating more plant based meals, the here and there use up the other products.

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about the benefits of mediterranean keto lifestyle or vegan keto lifestyle... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat for the rest. Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about the benefits of mediterranean keto lifestyle or vegan keto lifestyle... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat for the rest. Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.@@Plantandpause

[@toni4729]

Want to Go Vegan / Vegetarian? Watch this first - Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBrbride 2017

[@thebestfam9868]

This was really helpful! I plan to transition to Plant Based next year

[@alysononoahu8702]

It's ok to begin today

[@syndeybinch]

@@alysononoahu8702lol bro

[@dellisgibbs5823]

The time is now or it'll never happen

[@antonioktms3848]

the fact that people still think that cholesterol is bad is mind blowing, cholesterol is bad when you have inflamation. i will do what worked and still works for me, on a carnivore diet for 2 years and I fell perfect

[@ZmogusJaponija]

come back here after 20 years...if you still alive.

[@drsamkim]

Keto is great and perfect in biochem approach, but if you are already diabetes, please do not keto. Its from my own experience: lost pounds super fast but my blood sugar was skyrocket along with ketones. Almost killed me mg mg/dL was well over 600. My collective knowledge tells me isthat keto is not for every one and everyday.

[@stan8926]

WFPBSOS can work for BP. After 10 years Paleo - 50% fat, 25% carbs, no processed food - BP 140/90. Feeling fine but finally high BP (it takes time, body is tough). Then after 18 months of WFPBSOS - BP 105/70 (it takes time too).

[@bluith2]

Did you eat organic food, and what carbs did you eat?

[@stan8926]

@@bluith2 Legumes: lentils, beans, chickpeas; Grains: oats, rarely rice(white and brown), very rarely whole wheat bread like once every 2 months; Seeds: buckwheat, ground flax; Roots: carrots, potatoes; Veggies: raw and frozen then cooked; Fruits; Nuts: small amount brazil, walnuts from time to time. Simple and easy with Instant pot, blender and microwave.

[@maricamaas2326]

IMO too much is made of lowering BP - similar to the fuss about lowering cholesterol. The last time my BP was that low, after regular fasting; they would not allow me to donate blood. Salt is needed to maintain a high enough blood volume, and with it high enough BP, which for example improves exercise performance. All-cause mortality is linked to lower, not higher BP. The lower one's blood volume & BP, the less blood (with O2, nutrients, immune cells etc.) is delivered all around the body, and waste products are not removed as efficiently.

[@AndreStojanovic]

Imagine going on a Keto diet and risking death.. or putting Olive oil and Vegetable Oil in the same category...LoL these "so-called Doctors" are something else P.S. the comments in this Video give humanity a chance

[@Beenween]

Every documentary has something different to say and I’m honestly sick of it. Just eat whatever you want.

[@AndreyDeadcow]

"The fat you eat is the fat you wear"; "You don't feel hunger as much when your diet is low on carbs because you are sick"... I do agree with the main theme of the film, but some claims are controversial and would benefit from deeper explanations.

[@jamieanderson1566]

whole food is the whole truth

[@efrem_1167]

Problem is they do not say anything about that... You can be vegan, have too many carbs and be unhealthy... You can be raw, have too many carbs and be unhealthy. Local grown veg, nuts and berries for vegans. Local grass fed eggs, meat... for the rest. Low carb works. Queen Elisabeth II is a great example. Dr. Breg DC has good quality videos on vegan, and animal-based keto. Does not matter that much if you go plant based or animal based. The goal is: Perennial plant sources of protein, fat and fiber may just be the answer to the climate problem, alongside with the solution named: permaculture... Pasture raised animals with rotational grazing also help with carbon sequestration... The big industry does not whant to know this truths, and pays people to say lies, because it is big businesses.

[@yaantsudnbesdai972]

Of the one or two handfuls of 'nutrition documentaries' that I have watched in recent years, this documentary might be the best: It's uber-informative and extremely understandable for the average person who either knows little about nutrition and/or may have a passing interest. This is the documentary that I believe I would use to introduce friends or family to nutrition in the 'attempt-to-hell'-> (much like Spock of Starfleet...I too never developed much of a knack for utilizing "colorful metaphors") to educate them or to 'sell them' and convince them why a predominant plant-based diet or way of life is very sound and logical and far superior to the diet and foods that esp. we "Westerners" eat...

[@kentong9514]

Low carbs diet is not about high protein, it is about high fat. Low carbs diet needs moderate protein. You can't even get the fact right Dr Pamela. In low carbs diet, people need to have protein with healthy fat together. Low carbs diet doesn't push protein, it pushes fat. Compare to Keto diet videos, these so called scientists have a lot of empty talks rather than solid evidence and data. Dr Pamela, kindly explain also why Japanese can be so healthy while they eat a lot of fish? These scientists can't even differentiate between HDL, LDL large buoyant and LDL small dense. My mother eats only fish in her life for 60 years and never had any chronic disease and still have low blood pressure. My friend who was a vegan for 2 years, eventually needed to switch to eat meat because of B12 deficiency.

[@sarahblaquiere3121]

Everyone needs a diet they can sustain and that works for their body - we're not one-size-fits-all. Humans around the world have created workable, health-maintaining diets from all kinds of different food combinations. The only diet that seems universally to ::not:: work is one that consists predominantly of processed commercial 'foods' - what Michael Pollan calls 'edible food-like substances'.

[@cristea9429]

I work out consistently 3x per week (Orange Theory) and eat about 90% vegan. I am 46 and on HRT. I get in at least 10k steps everyday. I should be thinner or losing weight, but I’m 173 lbs and nothing changes no matter what I do! Any suggestions for weight loss that works? I’m so tired of this!

[@Butterfly-1028]

Christea, 'Vegan ' could also be eating things like donuts, which is not so healthy..., - do you eat JUST fruits and vegetables 90% of the time and no things that are junk, processed, full of (processed-) sugar and (unhealthy) fats ??

[@contact2001]

cut out all the oils, chocolate, nuts and avocados only limited amounts(no more than a palm full) of walnuts and flax seeds for omega 3s, go and check your thyroid health 1 brazil nut day for selenium for thyroid health, don't forget algae for sufficient iodine, the rest Whole Food Plant Based should do the trick. no processed foods, sugars and again I can't overstate this "NO OILS".

[@cristea9429]

@@contact2001 thank you! I have cut out oil with the exception of spray when needed. I have 1 piece of dark chocolate a day and no more than 1/4 avocado and some cashew based dressings… wow! That seems like a lot. Maybe that’s the problem. Thyroid was an issue, maybe it is again… appreciate your advice!

[@contact2001]

@@cristea9429 Yes get the Thyroid checked out, and if you want to lose some more weight, then cut it all out, do it for two or three weeks and see what happens, if the weight starts to come down the keep away from it until you have reached your weight goal. Then introduce it back and see if it's too much (steady weight or if it increases again, then you know what to do).

[@Moralatheist101]

Carnivore. Stop working out. Eat your fat. Corporations want you addicted to all things carbohydrates because it's good for their bottom line. Take the 30-day carnivore challenge. I did. I'm in my fourth month, dropped 1 pant size, and the arthritis nodules in my joints have disappeared. Look up Dr. Ken Berry and get the book The Carnivore Code. BTW I have Hashimoto's Thyroiditis....and I'm losing weight on this diet.

[@bobcocampo]

Nina Teicholz with evidence based on Randomized Controlled Ttrials not epidemiological study.

[@toni4729]

Nina is brilliant.

[@mikafoxx2717]

Nina Teicholz makes 150k a year lobbying for the beef industry. You couldn't pick a worse person to get unbiased information from.