Can Fruits Help Optimize Your Omega-6 to Omega-3 Ratio? | Dr. Rick Dina | Mastering Diabetes

[@happychappylife4283]

This guy skin is so good. How old is he and what does he eat in a day.

[@elizagal7451]

Such fantastic info. I’ve been reading about fat (as I’m afraid of it but still need it) but this really topped up my knowledge. Love fruit and veg - thanks for showing why it works

[@kwikitti]

EXCELLENT explanation of how a low-fat whole food plant based diet with plenty of fruit can optimize our Omega 6-3 ratio with out taking a supplement. Thank you!

[@MasteringDiabetes]

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️

[@MBBSocial]

Amazing video - makes sense! Where exactly does the conversion of ALA to DHA and EPA take place? I just wondered if the conversion could als be optimised if you separated any omega-6-rich foods (say almonds, olives) and omega-3-foods so the two don't compete as much. Your thoughts on this?

[@CreatedbyIndigo]

Thank you so much for your work, I just read your book Mastering Diabetes and it is such a clear accurate guidance which combines perfectly the healing path from insulin resistance as this is such a fine line to balance with food intake.

[@CreatedbyIndigo]

I also wish to add the living proof is how you guys look. Your skin glows, the keto crew look grey and ashen in skin tone.... need not say more.

[@MasteringDiabetes]

Thank you!!!

[@brendabrown1691]

Hate to burst your bubble but why would you want to master diabetes if you can get rid of it completely? Keeping blood glucose levels stable is not enough. You need to reverse insulin resistance & give your body the chance to heal. Especially if you have experienced insulinemia for a very long time & you now have insulin production issues. The only way to do this is on a very low carb diet. It is a misconception that vegans cannot do this. Just go very high fibre. All starchy veg & pretty much all fruit except berries are out. Just as important is NOT eating. Your body heals during periods of fasting & this is essential to not only reverse insulin resistance & diabetes but to stimulate normal function of the pancreas. Try 3-6 months of only eating very low carb food during an eating window of about 4 hours a day. This should be enough to completely reverse diabetes in less severe cases. After this your insulin sensitivity should be back to normal & provided you maintain a sensible eating window of about 6-8 hours daily & don't go overboard with refined/processed food you can resume a life free of diabetes. I am a former diabetic, 10 years clear & advisor on diabetic health & nutrition.

[@CreatedbyIndigo]

@@brendabrown1691 Thank you Bren. I do keep an open mind I am curious as to what foods you would recommend to remain vegan /low carb/ high fiber? I am assuming that you would go higher fat via nuts, seeds, oils along with veggies , berries - so a vegan keto ? I agree with your eating window yes. As well yes to completely reverse this condition of course not just master an illness.

[@kathyf7438]

@@brendabrown1691 can’t agree with you more. I am doing 20/4 intermittent fasting now, feeling good, lost few pounds, have a lots of energy for tennis everyday!

[@bradstell2146]

Should I worry about my brain health at 64 years old, vegan for four years. Do I need to supplement with DHA and EPA? Or, start consuming salmon and sardines? Thanks!

[@hayrettinkoroglu9924]

Thank you very much for yjis inspiring post

[@brittmarie8547]

Thank you for this video. I wanted to ask what your thought on grains are. I have a chronic illness that makes it hard to gain weight and I don’t want to cut out grains. Even cutting all those bad oils/fats made me drop weight I couldn’t afford, but improved so many other aspects of my health. It’s a catch 22. I know grains can be high in omega 6, but don’t they have other nutrients we need as well?

[@vanihansen2136]

I think oat groats are higher in Omega 3 then Omega 3

[@vanihansen2136]

Then Omega 6 I meant lol

[@happychappylife4283]

Robbie's sat fats are high I wonder why. Will be interesting to do my own results. Nice video

[@nelsonhoffman5922]

it's because saturated fatty acids accumulate in cell membranes from 2 things other than dietary saturated fat. 1) overconsumption of carbohydrate converts excess carb into saturated fat (this is the reason saturated fats are not deemed "essential") and 2) when you don't have other sources of fat to displace the saturated fat, saturated fat accumulates in membranes. Make no mistake, this man is actually not metabolically healthy. Possibly infertile (omega 6 deficiency causes infertility)

[@singhnitesh]

How much omega 6 and omega 3 sould i consume daily ???

[@rocio3076]

excelente aporte amigo saludos de argentina me gusta mucho esta informacion de verdad que tengo un terror a la diabetes por suerte años vengo alimentandome regular me falta armame de paciencia y elaborar las verduras cruda para el almuerzos .

[@AmirAli-wv4fn]

Please comment on wheat sprouts in keto diet and md diet?

[@Nellie7777777]

So what i take from this is that it's best to not add any nuts or seeds to our diet even if its in small amounts? It seems to add to big of an impact for us that dont supplement with chia or flax Due to their high fat content. Can somebody help me to see If I am understanding this correctly? Thank you

[@Nellie7777777]

I was looking into complement vitamin and was suprised to see they add seed oil. Its suppose to be for a whole food plant based diet.

[@arvidlystnur4827]

Safflower oil is interesting. It has the worst 6 to 3 omega ratio, yet though it is over 90% Omega 9, it tests heart healthy. Nice theories presented on video. I always thought corn oil might be unhealthy but already knew better than not to consume soy and cottonseed oil.

[@gorphysanon7739]

There is coconut oil that has trace amounts of omega 6s which will have next to zero impact in keeping you omega-3 positive if you eat fishes such as sardines or salmon along with some chia seed water. There's also fat-free foods if you can get them without sketchy ingredients or added sugars.

[@tnvol5331]

Do whole food vegans (not raw foods) get the same great results?

[@vanihansen2136]

Raw food you'll lose weight a lot faster.. I stick with cooked food.. I lost about 6lbs in a month doing starch and veggies..

[@tnvol5331]

@@vanihansen2136 raw food can be rough on the digestive system with many people

[@vanihansen2136]

@@tnvol5331 I'm aware.. was not saying to do it was just saying that's how to lose weight the quickest lol

[@vanihansen2136]

She was asking about results.. so I said raw food you'll lose quicker then cooked.. I don't know exactly what results she's referring to

[@luweezla]

Wow! I feel like I have been lied to. I have avoided fruits for so long because I believed the sugar content was bad for me.

[@MasteringDiabetes]

Here at Mastering Diabetes, we like to keep things as simple as possible for you. Here is an easy to follow guide with a chart where you can see which foods we recommend and which foods we suggest avoiding to maximize your diabetes health. www.masteringdiabetes.org/diabetes-nutrition-guidelines/

[@identorx6064]

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