This is your Brain on "Food Chemistry"

In this Soil Health Academy interview with Dr. Zach Bush, M.D., a physician specializing in internal medicine, endocrinology and metabolism, we learn what happens to our brains when we consume a “food chemistry” diet of processed sugar, fat and salt. Spoiler alert: “It’s exactly the same pattern as you would see in a cocaine hit,” Dr. Bush says.
Learn more about Dr. Bush at www.zachbushmd.com

[@8kaddee8lumpkins]

I revere Dr Bush so incredibly much. Every time I listen to an interview with him , I feel hope and upliftment for humanity and all life forms . I am so appreciative of all the farmers who grow food and strive to bring our soil back to health. Thank you so much for this amazing interview. Much love to both of you !

[@hosoiarchives4858]

You gotta grow your own food

[@jerrymarnon41]

RFK JR. 24 TULSI. GABBARD VP THEY AHOULD HAVE A LONG. -LONG CHAT WITH DR. ZACK BUSH ABOUT POLUTION AND HOW TO CORRECT IT.❤❤❤

[@8kaddee8lumpkins]

@@jerrymarnon41 Well Jerry , we have a couple more things in common ! I am for that very same ticket ! I keep it in my heart and imagine that they are leading us back to some sanity and helping our planet to heal ! I KNOW that both of them would be thrilled to have Zach's counsel ! I'm excited just thinking about it. Please continue to spread the word about those 2 Human Beings !

[@nancywoodruff4494]

"The less inputs you use, the more brilliant the system becomes." Excellent interview. Thank you both.

[@embercattle]

Wow! So much to think about after listening to Dr. Zach Bush and Dr. Allen Williams! SHA keep up the great and very informative videos!!

[@AllyMarks1]

This is just such incredible information! Thank you again Dr. Zach Bush! You are beyond words!

[@patriciagriffin1505]

What an inspiring interview working to improve our health both physical and mental ( like it could b separate) He like others is preaching cooperation with nature so the human race can continue

[@finakhan1038]

Share far and wide.! This interview covers many aspect on how to stay healthy.Mind blowing information.👍🙏🏻❤️

[@lolasaint7370]

Dr Zach Bush is a fountain of information and knowledge, always giving a deep dive on how our world works and our relationship to it ..'As good Stuarts here to look after our Planet ,we have neglected to care for the very roots on this earth that sustain our survival it is essential to work together worldwide and reverse the assaults'committed to our lands seas and skies to regain balance and restore harmony,,we must reach a higher level of consciousness , and respect each other and the world in which we Live ...!! Many Thanks and Blessings !!! ..

[@kelseyrusschelle7255]

What an amazing interview! I admire Dr. Zach Bush so much and his constant mission to bring regenerative health to every living being🙌💞 I am learning about farming and my dream is to be able to live on a homestead with my family while helping bring a chunk of the earth back to it's natural state. Keep up all of the amazing work and keep spreading the word!🙏😊

[@tomvernham4594]

One of the most impactful videos I have watched. Hats off for being willing to speak openly and honestly on this topic. As a survivor of childhood trauma that grew up on a family farm in Tasmania Australia and has studied trauma and its effects on health this chat really resonated with me.

[@heavyhorse7506]

Beautiful to listen to, even in the raw revelation that our diets can be akin to cocaine, theres still hope, and there are wonderful humans out there ready to get back to restoring the nature we have taken for granted. Well done everyone♥ thank you ♥

[@jerrymarnon41]

AMERICAN DIET IS THE REVERSE OF WHAT IT SHOULD BE. BIGPHARMA HAS SO MANY DOCTORS BRAIN WASHED. ALL ABOUT $$$$$$$$$ TO HELL WITH THE PEOPLE =.PURE EVIL.

[@tomf.2274]

I just finished watching Allen with Charles Massey, two heros and then found this video with Dr Zach Bush. Well this has given me my dopamine hit this evening of hope for positive change. I have changed my mindset over the last few years as regenerative ag understanding and practice has entered my life and lifestyle. Another stellar chat that has far too few views. But consumer change will drive the change we need, not our corrupted governments and private public partnerships. Thank you gentlemen!

[@davelehman2550]

Zach Bush is a gift for humanity , wonderful interview 🙏❤️

[@thereignofthezero225]

I haven't been to a doctor in probably 10 years. I'll be my own doctor for as long as possible

[@jerrymarnon41]

❤AMEN❤❤

[@crucialRob]

humus soil = earthworms = resiliency

[@Yogamaison]

Thank the universe this information is available This makes me cry 😢

[@2ndjoshua268]

Thank you for uploading!

[@janetnoot1028]

8:30 the food pyramid was created by the special interests of the dairy industry the meat industry the commodities market of vegetable and fruit growing and these special interests all said we have to be represented here.

[@jackoloxxx2]

We need to unite Sadghuru soil health movement

[@crucialRob]

13:10 optimal health hypothesis vs turning food into drugs, the difference in 1930s trial vs today's nutrition

[@thereignofthezero225]

Selective breeding is also genetically modifying yet it often leads to better things.

[@DukeGMOLOL]

Yes, artificial selection has changed every crop none of which would have happened in nature. GM technology is more precise.

[@thereignofthezero225]

@@DukeGMOLOL yeah but I'd imagine there's a difference between breeding plants to select for favorable characteristics, vs messing with plant DNA to create artificially induced herbicide resistance

[@thereignofthezero225]

@@DukeGMOLOL you must be in favor of eugenics too. 👍

[@DukeGMOLOL]

@@thereignofthezero225 Yes there is a difference as I explained already, it is many magnitudes more precise. "Messing with plant DNA to create artificially induced herbicide resistance" has been done through non-GE methods. Clearfield. You youtube farmers are always a hoot. Thousands of crop varieties have been created since the 1930's using nuclear radiation to bomb seed to create mutants or soaked in toxic chemicals to create mutants. Organic farmers grow those varieties. You youtube farmers are a hoot. Eugenics? That's your style not mine. Anti-vaxxer? That's your voodoo not mine. Anti modern insulin? That's you too.

[@thereignofthezero225]

Stress may be bad but then again it's stress that causes muscle growth and health when you lift weights or break down you body in other ways. So is the stress necessarily bad or do the systems simply adapt to the stress and evolve into stronger forms of existence?

[@robinrosenblatt930]

That is due to the lack of fo Holistic Gazing.

[@Cuteanimals-up6pj]

Is growing your food hydroponically not as nutritious?

[@crucialRob]

43:00

[@crucialRob]

10:13 1930s trial

[@SergioGarcia-cn2kd]

Love Dr Bush, could listen to him talk all day. I must point out though, meat is not food. No one gets hungry watching animals get slaughtered, rather it repulses us. Our natural instincts are to help and protect animals, not hurt them. We are massively disconnected if we don't realise this. Dr Bush is a shining example of how healthy we can become on a plant based diet.

[@Benighted.1]

Absolutely. I'm a long term ethical vegan and can vouch for the benefits of avoiding corpses or animal secretions as food, and for the sanity gained by not being involved in the atrocity that is animal agriculture, both factory and small farms. This is indeed true of humans in our 'developed' environment. However, it may be different for 'primitive' people who live in a gatherer-hunter culture, don't you think?

[@wendyscott8425]

Animals aren't food? Tell that to the wolves, the lions, the orcas, and all the other predators out there who are a whole lot less caring about the feelings of their prey than regenerative farmers are.

[@Benighted.1]

@@wendyscott8425 - In the same logic, rotten corpses are not food? Tell that to vultures. Grass is not food? Tell that to cows? Bamboo is not food? Tell that to pandas. Tree bark is not food? Tell that to squirrels, voles, rabbits... Please see the implications of what you wrote. Animal flesh is instinctually repugnant to us and we cook and prepare it with seasoning to make it palatable. Furthermore, what humans do has nothing to do with predation in the wild, where prey populations are keep in sustainable numbers by targeting the old, sick and very young. We kill and consume nonhumans at a fraction of their lives when they are strong (well, that's debatable, considering the conditions most of them are kept). We are not comparable to true predators. And we abhor the killing, shielding children from what really means flesh eating, unlike carnivores with their offspring.

[@wendyscott8425]

@@Benighted.1 Sorry, but every species has its own preferences and requirements for food. Human beings can't eat grass, but we can get the protein from it after it has been composted by a ruminant and turned into meat. We don't eat carrion. Other animals and bugs take care of that. Perhaps meat is repugnant to you, but I've never felt that way. And I don't need a lot of seasoning other than the usual to make it palatable. I understand the need to not eat too much of it (I only have it for dinner only a few times a week), but animals are going to be what saves this planet from global warming by regenerating soil and deserts and turning them back into grasslands, but not if they aren't harvested, or their overgrazing will destroy the very grasslands we need to absorb all the carbon and water back into the soil where it belongs. Human beings have always been omnivores. Take it or leave it. If we weren't, we would have died out as a species long ago. We wouldn't have a huge meat industry if that weren't the case. What we need to do is raise these animals humanely, give them happy lives, good feed, allow them to be themselves, and then offer them a peaceful end, which is what we'd all like to have, and which regenerative ranchers and farmers are all about.

[@SergioGarcia-cn2kd]

@@wendyscott8425 Yes, but just because animals don't care about their prey, doesn't mean it's ok for us to enslave, torture and kill animals by the billion, when we don't need to. Animals also rape and kill each other. Does that mean raping and killing each other is ok too, because animals do it?

[@roam2]

Unbelievable they don't learn about nutrition!?!? And healing process...all that time and money For what? If I was a dr I'd feel duped

[@DukeGMOLOL]

Yeah, doctors don't know shit.