Titanium Dioxide & Inflammatory Bowel Disease

[@balderdashery1]

My candy now is Medjool dates and fruit in general. I love them sooo much! no BS....I mean IBS.

[@finmanau]

Thanks for a fantastic collection of "essential" informational videos

[@byefelicia7358]

How about when titanium dioxide is in your child’s pharmaceuticals?! TD is banned in food in Europe and I’m perplexed as to why it has to be in my child’s medicine along with PEG and shellac and food dyes.

[@InvisiMan2006]

Thank you so much for this info.

[@Cagrippa]

woww i love this video, love this channel, love the way you explained everything. amazing!!!!!

[@HKHasty]

I read Dr. Greger's book when it was 1st published. Changed my perspective on food. Still have ways to go to be the ideal plant-based dieter. Yet, I avoid highly processed foods at all times. Hostess donuts included.

[@gbennett58]

Now we need a video on Titanium Dioxide and diabetes. A recent study of donor tissue from humans' pancreas with diabetes and without diabetes found titanium dioxide in all of those with diabetes an none of those without titanium dioxide.

[@Brian-eh5gy]

Interesting find

[@KillKushKat]

@@gbennett58 are you sure? Because I don’t have diabetes but titanium dioxide is in many things like popular toothpaste and candy corn.

[@gbennett58]

@@KillKushKat Article from the National Library of Medicine: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29792697/

[@tinlidtoo6615]

I was beginning to think my vitamins were worsening my UC. And now I know!

[@migraine516]

Thank you for posting this. I have Crohns, and have been a vegetarian for over 2 years. I do surprisingly well with it despite my diet pitfalls, but after seeing this video, some changes are going to happen. How can I tell if a food has titanium dioxide in it from the label?

[@tylerkemper2461]

Tio2, 171, titanium dioxide, added colors. Are names of it on labels

[@Julottt]

vegetarian without dairy i guess?

[@livefreeallways]

titanium dioxide is also in the alternative creamer "so delicious coconut creamer" and I believe in the soy one too. I used to use it when I drank coffee. I was confused as to why the titanium was in it at first since I also associated it with the stuff people put on their nose when they go out in the sun. The bottom line is we have to leave behind the processed foods and go towards real food

[@pbcapri]

so does meat considered real food?

[@livefreeallways]

@@pbcapri as long as it comes from a healthy animal that hasn't been eating toxic gmo and or injected with hormones and poiseens

[@ideoformsun5806]

Titanium dioxide is in a lot of supplements and medications. After taking supplements and medications for a long time some of my family started getting stomach cramps and nausea from them. It's too bad that they add paint ingredients to processed foods. I wonder if it is in white flours and breads. I started feeling much better when I started cooking my own food from scratch and stopped using products made with white powders like powdered sugar, flours, and dehydrated potato flakes. Vegetarians should watch out for eating too much white sugar, pre-made bread, and protein powders. Go for organic whole potatoes and whole rice. Rinse off the rice well and soak it overnight before cooking.

[@matman377]

The best diet for CD from people's experience is SCD. It has been highly efficient for me. Although I agree harmful bacterias (such as MAP, the main suspect) will come from meat, once you have CD, it is the grains and sugar (the stuff that will feed bad bacterias) that you have to watch out. Meat remains very easy to digest in most cases. Interesting stuff about the TiO2.

[@leo959]

So is titanium dioxide good or bad?

[@AndrewPawley11]

I love this channel!

[@TheMexicanot]

DUDE HOW ARE YOU NOT FAMOUS YET? this is such a helpful video

[@gyxx11]

I had the opposite experience, went vegitarian for a year then raw vegan for another year after that things just got worse. Went Paleo and poof problems gone.

[@terencemtesla3019]

gyxx11 I don't believe you at all.

[@lonniehazard5101]

I believe you

[@janjoson3843]

Gotta read ingridients and what we are consuming people!!!! Wake up and make your own food.

[@versacemoonbeam]

Or better yet,avoid the processed foods.

[@damonstoudamiree]

Bel video!

[@balderdashery1]

Awww...crap! Thanks though!

[@empowermph]

who else paused and tilted their heads left to read the products in the closing graph

[@dianaleiva9266]

yep lol

[@Brian-eh5gy]

Isn't there some type of medication that removes toxic and or inorganic metals from the body. Like medication required to take if you were exposed to radioactive particles to remove heavy metals from the body. If not it's the best solution I can think of besides a diet change which would help.

[@Flandria55]

4.15 add stevia

[@Norcon13]

Absolutely ban anything that is not naturally occurring in our food supply. Absolutely💯.

[@LisaHPhoenix]

The conclusion in this was not that titanium dioxide is really that bad. It was more that processed meats and cheeses were the culprit. However, titanium dioxide is in more processed food for whitening their product. Should be avoided anyhow as it's a non-food. Did I not get the right take-away message from this?

[@Dedicated_8]

I work at the world's largest tio2 plant. recently owned by dupont now under chemours. I ingest and breathe a unimaginable amount of this stuff on a daily basis. I don't seem to have any problems with it. at least not yet.

[@laladoodieincarnate]

May I ask which plant this is so that we can be sure that you aren't making this up? I found an OSHA page on this and it says the permissible exposure level is 15mg per cubic meter. I don't think that a renowned company like DuPont or its spinoff company that was founded less than two years ago would violate this limit, there must be ventilation in there. I have been taking welding classes for 4 years and we have vents place as close to our work space as practically possible to suck out all the metal fumes as we fuse the metal together. Read the page I link and tell me what you think. www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_table=INTERPRETATIONS&p_id=22497

[@trackerbacker]

Hi Adam any update on your titanium dioxide exposure experience?

[@Quasar502]

Now that's amazing stuff. Wonder why I didn't learn of this on 60 minutes!

[@Boxerman801]

because you are not in 60 miuntes

[@SuperSaiyanScandinavian]

meat isn't unhealthy... that's just vegan psychobabble propaganda. if you're eating free ranged organic chickens, or organic grass fed beef, it's not unhealthy. obviously eating too much is, but too much of just about anything is bad. moderation is key. i think people should try to eat more plant based foods, because we don't actually need as much protein as some people have stated in the past, not to mention that's where lots of out vitamins & minerals come from. you can boycott dairy though...

[@terencemtesla3019]

8R014V science shows us exactly how why and what makes meat toxic... try using google scholar to inform your opinion.

[@ms.kellydozier]

Meat is unhealthy

[@projectnemesi5950]

Bullshit alarm. Nobody here actually understands auto-immunity apparently.

[@brutalbeetle]

Crohn's isn't auto-immune, that's the bullshit.

[@ROSIEBGOOD]

It's in some makeup too

[@Boxerman801]

We are eating some vitamin pills that contains titanium dioxide, is that dangerous ?

[@wadepatton2433]

Generally speaking getting all your vitamins in their natural form (proper food) is the only way to get their true benefits plus all the benefits of all the other compounds and combinations of substances that can never be replicated in a pill. Eat right, ditch the pills-no danger.

[@steviebonez6708]

Lars Vogel I like your attitude. The answer is -hell yes

[@scotbotvideos]

Lars Vogel I would say so! www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3873219/

[@arildengesetefstathiou4037]

our mistakes are well hidden, it is our greatest gift for the coacroaches

[@inculoasorata]

I love the way this doorknob takes every opportunity to slander meat consumption with unscientific terms like "it may do this" or "it may be associated with this" and all the other gratuitous pot shots he takes at meat eating omnivores because he is heavily biased towards his vegan lifestyle. Then out of the blue he gets to the subject at hand, "Titanium Dioxide" which has nothing to do with meat whatsoever. Dr. Greger, the king of selection bias strikes again.

[@6789uiop]

I noticed that as well. Misleading. Agenda-like

[@ideoformsun5806]

inculoasorata You sound biased towards meat. This article is about nano particles. Meat consumption, just like any other mass produced product, is complicated by how it is made, and what is added to it. The worst meat products, like certain kinds of hot dogs and pepperoni, are filled with preservatives and food colorings, just like candy and soda is. If you want information about meat eating, then this is probably not the source you want to come to. However, this site is great for learning about the nutrition of vegetables, which most people know little about, since for many years the focus has been on protein, since that was the first nutrient ever discovered. Dr. Gregor focuses on things that are linked to our number one killer, heart disease. So that is how he came to focusing on eating more whole fruits and vegetables. Vegans and vegetarians can have poor health if they eat a ton of processed cakes, cookies, white breads, protein powders, fake meats, candy and soda.

[@lonniehazard5101]

Yeah it sucks

[@wtfwtfwtf777]

I like how whichever aspect of health one would look at, the suggestion is absolutely the same - avoid rubbish, hit on whole plant-based food. It's even not funny anymore, I just watch and sigh in content (while chewing on some beetroot or an apple) LOL

[@janefontein3964]

Ive heard that ıt also affects your lıver , because ıt gets absorbed ınto your skın. Best to wear a hat I guess.

[@nicolareddwooddforest4481]

Go raw and vegan.

[@koalamama2]

Noooooooooooo! vegan cheese =(