Top 10 FOODS You Absolutely Should NOT Eat To Live Longer

[@drekberg]

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[@haronkimutai8155]

Can you make a video for foods that increase body mass

[@akosbarna7068]

Dear Doctor Ekberg, could you please make/recommend me a video about meat-and-vegetable diet on the long term vs. gout?

[@andersonhutsell8368]

Avacoda Oil? Should it be on the list with EVOO, Coconut oil and Palm Oil? Why or why not.

[@andersonhutsell8368]

When I fry a potato, egg plant or else in grass fed butter, EVOO is that a problem?

[@robertwilliam9558]

Dr Ekberg, excellent content but too many Ads ruin the video.

[@tejos4xyz]

1. Sugar 0:13 2. Plant Oils 12:35 3. Margarine 15:03 4. Fried Food 22:33 5. Modern Wheat 26:11 6. Diet Soda 29:19 7. Low Fat Dairy 31:41 8. Cereal 32:49 9. Processed Foods 35:01 10. Fast Food 35:49

[@danmar007]

There's nothing I hate more than an overweight diary. :-)

[@gracemugoloza3597]

Thank you

[@linz716]

@tejos4xyz Thank you.

[@moggyslifehacks1819]

​@danmar007 it gets that way from being stationery for too long 😉

[@lovelovesongly]

Thank you !

[@betty0672]

My mom is 79 and she is one of those anomalies and I’m the opposite. I’ve got it all diabetes; uterine cancer, MS…I’m a mess. But, since I quit sugar, carbs, and started fasting my health has changed tremendously. I’m off Metformin, my A1c went from 6.7 to 5.5, my gallbladder is free of sludge, my fatty liver is improving, my HDL went from 34 to 51. All of this since April when a friend shared one of Dr Sten’s videos with me.

[@dianetrue2396]

Congratulations. Keep up the good work. Wishing you much continued success!!❤❤❤

[@Vagabond_Etranger]

I had a suspicion about all this processed food in the 90's. A few years later, in the early 2000's, the organic craze began.

[@stevezera]

Fantastic!

[@albertorivera5903]

😅😅😅 if you like your children at all. Regarding the kids cereal. That was definitely funny. I'm canceling out the cereal for my kids. Lol

[@oshobaadu6272]

Are you a coffee drinker with sugar? If so, how did you manage to quit sugar?

[@sinsorm3359]

I was diagnosed with Diabetes II in 05/2020 and was removed from the list by DR in 2021. I believe it was caused by eating smoothies everyday. I did add honey to my smoothie. Got rid of diabetes by changed my diet from white rice to Salmon, meat, and all kind of veggies. No sugar added to my food but still enjoying some desert every now and then.

[@rjo8500]

I have a good friend with bad type 2. He sufferers immensely with complications from it. I can’t wrap my head around why he just doesn’t make changes to alleviate his misery. I mentioned to him he should satiate himself with more meat, chicken and fish, but he told me he hated fish, didn’t care for steak at all, and that chicken, unless fried, was tasteless and that he couldn’t eat more than one piece a day. There’s always an excuse so I’ve since backed off and have learned to just keep my mouth shut. He also said the best thing about a cheeseburger is the bun??? I think his taste buds are out of whack.

[@larisasofiiskaya5629]

​@@rjo8500У него нет силы воли, и он сам виноват в своей болезни.

[@mradventurer8104]

@@rjo8500 come on listen to your friend too! There are many options outside of meat, fish. E.g. veggie options. Don't pretend that meat is needed to resolve diabetes. Lower carbs is important by eating more veggies, fresh fruits instead of juices, quit soda drinks, reduce sugar, white rice etc. Amyway, it is probably better to send them /to a dietician rather than us giving half baked advice lol.

[@rjo8500]

Good luck getting optimal protein levels solely with fruits and vegetables. That’s a great way to wreck a digestive system.

[@DangBerry-cd8pu]

@@rjo8500keep motivating him! he doesent need to eat meat, he needs fruits and veggies! and fasting!

[@doctorrobert60]

I am a retired MD and always feel that is a learning experience when watching Dr. Ekberg's videos. His presentations are always clear and concise about the subject that is covered. Thank you Dr. Ekberg!

[@moreaughail]

Yeah indeed, but eating healthy and living healthy requires a balance in finances and mental health too, I try to balance it out by learning more about the financial space and investing.

[@yvesderrick4348]

Honestly this cannot be overemphasized, balancing health and finances is something that isn't talked about much, helping people mitigate unforseen circumstances and mistakes in their finances as well as health that's why I watch Dr sten and hire aid in my investments too. Equilibrium 😁

[@gregorridavichko]

Indeed while keeping healthy, You need to get a financial planner or expert on investments to aid diversify your portfolio to commodities index funds, digital assets etc, to provide illumination and guidance in the financial markets.

[@bernardsegouin6773]

So true, I try to stay off beers and alcohol and live healthy but when I remember my bills and finances I get slightly depressed, that balance is important. I've lost a lot trying to invest too

[@benjamineprg4249]

I do not encourage independent trading because I feel the market fluctuations can be very unpredictable. Shoutout to all the reputable experts out there who have sacrificed a lot to master the market.

[@Vintaronica]

Thank you so much for your wisdom and time. Your videos have literally CHANGED MY LIFE. I am having friends and family puzzled as to how I have gone from being fat and round, swollen and unfit, to slim, muscular, running 3 times a week, and eating a high fat diet. They ask me how? I explain, and guess what, it goes in one ear and out the other, they make excuses to themselves why it won’t work for them. What they fail to understand is that I was once like that in that mindset, all it took was humility, and determination to change. Thank you 🙏

[@richardpetty9159]

Yeah, I’ve lost a lot of weight and feel a lot better now, too. When people ask about it, as soon as I tell them that French fries and ice cream are bad for them - WHOOSH - they’re gone.

[@Vintaronica]

@@richardpetty9159 yeah it’s hilarious. The even funnier thing is, once your fat adapted, and your metabolic machinery is working properly, you CAN have the odd coke, chocolate bar and naughty thing. Over the weekend holidays I had a whole weekend off just eating party food (not overindulging) and the amount of flack I got for being a hippocrite “what about your diet” one family member said, “ahh knew you couldn’t stick to it” my response was why don’t you actually try to watch the videos I have been sending, and understand how your body works on a metabolic level. 😀 there is nothing wrong with these things, what is wrong is constant consumption of sugar, carbs, and starches and not only consuming but OVER CONSUMPTION as your body is broken on a metabolic level. All the time

[@dianetrue2396]

Exactly. We all know and are related to ppl like that. The blindness is real. Truth is often unwelcome. I say nothing unless asked. 😮❤

[@Vintaronica]

@@Moleena ok 👍 will take that advice on board

[@bettyboop3206]

I'm all for long walks with an occasional 50 yard dash to get away from potential danger as our ancestors did. With the ability to climb a tree.

[@janiegonzales7991]

I made up my mind to start eating healthier today. I will start eating foods that come from plants. I will start eating chicken,rice,and beans and eventually I will add vegetables and some fruits. I used to be so determined to stay healthy all my life,but 5 years ago I started slacking off. Coming across this video has giving me the motivation to start again,because I want to live a longer life to see my grandchildren graduate college. Thank you very much for your time to do this video. I’m not to far away from my ideal weight so I will start today. No excuses!

[@chrismacfly6122]

Go Janie!! You can do it!! I believe in you!!!!

[@darkhunter777]

Сахар в любой продукт закладывается от соусов до выпечки + пальмовое масло замедляет метаболизм

[@janiegonzales7991]

@@darkhunter777 I don’t understand your language,sorry.

[@NoelleJoy-t9q]

Wow , that's awesome I'm glad you want to get fit . I'm so happy for you 😊😂😊🎉

[@NoelleJoy-t9q]

​@@darkhunter777 interested in the rest of your information

[@bloodybonescomic]

I started watching Eckberg I believe in March of 2023. At the end of March I weighed 216. Today Sept '23 I am down to 178 and still losing albeit very slowly and steadily. Avoiding bad foods is essential. And our grocery stores are 90% junk food.

[@MsPatClaus]

That's almost exactly the same amount of time that my husband and I have been watching and he has lost the same amount as you. Currently he hovers at 169/170. Going low carb/very low sugar has been a life-changing experience for both of us. All thanks to Dr. Ekberg!

[@mandyware7906]

well done xx

[@followmeinthekitchen3877]

I can also relate. Started in June 28th, 2023. From 229lbs to 195lbs as of Tuesday this week. Stopped all sugars first 4 weeks and introduced IF the 5th weeks. My goal is 180-185lbs as I'm almost 6" tall. Great content. More people need to hear about this...

[@RavuSKila]

Excellent

[@catrionagarde4410]

Do you guys ever get carb cravings though? I am trying to ditch carbs, so hard!

[@stuartmalin661]

As always, very well presented and truly targeted to wellbeing and healthspan. So appreciative of Dr. Ekberg!

[@Iris-Design]

I have replaced wheat flour with spelt flour. Spelt is a type of grain that, like wheat, belongs to the grass family, but has a lower gluten content. Spelt is also rich in fibre, minerals and vitamins, which makes it a real alternative to wheat. It is slightly more expensive but much healthier.

[@borayurt66]

Couple of years ago, we went camping as a large group of friends. Everyone brought food, we had a barbeque, lots of side dishes etc. and of course a ton of booze. By late night everyone was drunk, and barely made to their tents, no none could think of cleaning around, especially all the leftover food. By morning, we woke up to see our camp site have been visited by the wildlife around us. They ate, tore apart everything, even the whole unpeeled onions were eaten. The only thing that none of the animals touched was a 0.5kg pack of margarine someone brought. Not even a teeth mark on it, nothing. They tore through closed tupperware to get inside, but not the pack of margarine. That's the day I understood margarine is not food and never touched the stuff again.

[@ed209d2]

Wow 😮

[@sococomfort22s34]

Yea I’ve noticed ants don’t go after diet soda. They know it’s poison lol

[@josepha.r5839]

Love it!

[@كرارخيون-ش8خ]

When you mentioned everyone was drunk, I thought you would talk about alcohol being harmful to health, to the point where you did not collect the rest of the food Alcohol is more harmful to health than sugar and preservatives in food and all that the doctor mentioned, even hydrogenated fats and vegetable shortening. But it seems that alcoholic drinks do not affect anyone, even though you know that they are the worst for health

[@borayurt66]

@@كرارخيون-ش8خ You must be the center of fun at parties.

[@babar141]

1 sugar 2 plant oils 3 margarine 4 fried food 5 modern wheat 6 diet soda 7 low fat dairy 8 cereal 9 processed food 10 fast food

[@serenadevon]

Yuk fast food

[@esther.f.g]

thank you 😃

[@dianetrue2396]

Easy to avoid with some motivation and discipline. Convenience is a major culprit.

[@gulee]

Time saver! Thank you!!!

[@JG-zt5vr]

​@gulee Where there's a will there's a way.

[@kamlaprasad1510]

Dr Ekberg. Your lectures are so good and clear to understand. I totally agree to everything. Thank you so much.

[@hartinman50]

Dr. Ekberg, you have a genuine talent for explaining things. The biochemistry of metabolism is extraordinarily complex at the molecular level and without a talented , knowledgeable, and sincere guide to help us understand the important points of this complexity,, such as yourself, many of us would simply follow what our allopathic doctors tell us even though their advice is all too often not in our best interest. Your pace is perfect, your tone is engaging, and your sincerity is very much appreciated. One thing I'd like to mention that I have learned in my own experience is that, in giving up calorie-dense food and consuming nutrient-dense food, for about 1 year now, I no longer use reading glasses which I had been using since my early 40's... I am currently 73 years old. Thank you so much for your efforts to help people help themselves... that is very noble!

[@johnmuniz328]

Great reply. Do you mind giving examples of calorie-dense diets and nutrient-dense diets? Reading glasses are becoming necessary for me, and I find it difficult. I'd appreciate any tips you could provide. Thanks

[@rosemarymurphy7954]

Been following you to the letter Dr. Sten since Feb 2020 as I wanted the best chance during covid,so I thank you for imparting your wealth of knowledge to us all via UT. You've changed lots of lives.. 😊♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Saved-by-Zero]

I used to eat SO much sugar and danishes for years. I never had any weight gain, and I never had diabetes. But now I have fatty liver issues. Since have chosen to use honey as a sweetener, and I am very strict about what I eat. Thank you Doctor

[@xlgoldfish]

Honey = sugar.. Dump every thing sugary, and enjoy natural unprocessed food.

[@susanfreeman6350]

I loved the comment about cereal and kids. My boys used to accuse me of NOT loving them because I wouldn’t buy that garbage. So, I came up with a better idea. I told them they could pick out any cereal they wanted, as long as sugar was not among the first 5 ingredients. They’d study the ingredient lists every time we went grocery shopping and stopped complaining. Luckily they love eggs in any form.

[@googlefriend8410]

Always a pleasure to watch/listen to your videos. Love your perspective and knowledge base. If I would have listened to my medical doctor I would be dead by now. When my uncle died from type 2 diabetis, he was taking so much insulin that all his systems were sustaining damage, he could not lose weight, and his immune system was very ineffective. I had tried to explain to him that you cannot treat type 2 with insulin like type 1. I gave him a book from Jason Fung. His doctor mocked me. He continued his current treatment and died believing hid doctors were right. His doctors were not evil, but they were ignorant and followed the "Standard of Care" model of pharmacy and glucose control above all else. Glad to say that is changing through your efforts and a community of many other professionals.

[@2002estrellita]

😱

[@teresachor1422]

​@@2002estrellita你信嗎?

[@ShirleyMostert]

😂😂😂😂👌

[@BrygidaWoodland]

4:14

[@dianakanhai7619]

As a person with metabolic syndrome my quality of life is more important than longevity. Thank you for validating my personal point of view.

[@Merrygoroundlady]

예전에 내용이 좋아서 듣다가 자막 봐야해서 중단 했는데 더빙 해주셔서 다른 일 하면서 듣기 너무 좋습니다. 감사합니다. 👍🩵

[@fithealthsuggestions4769]

I feel extremely blessed to have your knowledge. I have no words to express. Thanks so much.

[@eugeniebreida1583]

Great vid Sten! I’m guessing you know that we need to share these facts over and over again in order to understand and incorporate them into our diet and lifestyle. Thank you so very much for discussing all of this elements from so many different angles!❤

[@jeannemarierutaha9086]

VOUS ÊTES INCROYABLES 😻 MERCI BEAUCOUP ☺️ ET EXRAODINAIRE MERCI ☺️ MERCI ☺️ MÊME LES SOURD 🧏🏽 🧏🏽🧏‍♀️🧏‍♀️ET LES MUETS DOIVENT ÊTRE ÉPATER MONSIEUR HEIN OUI 👏🏾

[@johncox5839]

Chipotle uses Rice Bran Oil. A highly processed hexane derived oil. FYI

[@lee-anne2353]

You are so brilliant Dr Sten. I can't stop listening to you and every time you post a new video I'm excited to learn more from you. Dark blue definitely is the colour that complements you best... ❤ Don't bother yourself with critics and negative talk. The rest of us all know who you are... I believe every word you say. You are the embodiment of honesty.

[@adelezimmermann6699]

Thank you Dr. Ekberg ! You are not only introduce the knowledge of health, but also gives the concept of healthy lifestyle. I have learnt a lot from you! 😍

[@guyparadis4646]

Thanks, Dr. Ekberg for your excellent work. I'm so happy to listen you.

[@corrinneericsson409]

Very clear lecturer, confident in the topic subject areas. Speaks at a respectable pace for the listener, I heard no conflict in his explanations. Thank you

[@jsorensens2]

Dr Ekberg changed my life. For me, it’s not about living longer, it’s about living in a way that makes me feel better. Chronic ailments are awful. I guess, at the age of 64, after years of eating badly, my body said “no more.” After just 1 month of applying intermittent fasting and following these food guidelines my health improved drastically. Now, 4 months since I started, I am committed to this way for the rest of my life. I’ve consciously watched my intake and lost 23 pounds, too. 👍 Also, the Eulyte powder is fantastic. I love the subscription program. I just got my 2nd shipment. Happy dance 💃!

[@alanlafromboise3156]

What is Eulyte?

[@jsorensens2]

@@alanlafromboise3156 Eulyte is Dr Ekberg’s electrolyte powder product. It’s in his store that’s linked to his videos.

[@MakeitZUPER]

I'm relatively new to your channel but am enjoying it immensely and learning a lot. Although I don't understand the chemistry side very well, I understand the concepts and will continue to absorb what you can teach me. Thank you so much for your presentations. I am beginning to adjust my diet accordingly, so I will be able to hopefully live a healthier life. This presentation in particular, has been extremely helpful and educational. Thanks again, you're a world class hero that might be albeit unsung, but nevertheless, a hero to those that you help.

[@HealthingTips]

Dr. Ekberg you have a genuine talent for explaining thing . Thanks a lot❤

[@annelinebothma3232]

Another important problem with wheat is the current practice of dessicating the crop at the end of the growing season using glyphosate (Roundup). The wheat is then harvested still containing considerable residues of glyphosate...

[@richardpetty9159]

You can control this at home by using organic ingredients. This is the BIG point about the problem of eating fast food or eating food prepared in restaurants. They go for the cheapest ingredients.

[@Rmmlom]

Great video Dr. Sten Thank you for this very important information. All good to know for a better life.

[@rodplumb9805]

Nice presentation, easy to follow, thank you!

[@stefanrodgers7572]

Hello Dr Sten Ekberg I just wanted to thank you. You have changed my life. My relationship with food has always been a challenge and for the majority of my life I've strived for a healthy diet and sadly I fell into alot of the weightloss traps you often discuss in your videos. I eat very well now. I don't count calories I just keep my sugar intake to a minimum and eat a good amount of protein and I eat healthy fats. You introduced me to Intermittent fasting which I never even considered when I was younger but after trying it for a few weeks I could see not only from my initial weight loss success but my body shape I won't lie to you I've always been very self conscious oh my body and certain parts I've always been ashamed of but thx to you and your advice I have gained a level of confidence I've never known ever. Sorry for the long message I just want you to know you are appreciated for everything you do. Thanks for giving me a truly healthy lifestyle and a completely change in quality of life. 💪💪💪

[@revjosephinemuinde3922]

You're a life saver it's always refreshing listening to you. My diabetes is gone thank-you

[@ForeverHealthUS]

Wow, this video is a game-changer! 🌟 Your detailed breakdown of harmful foods and their impact on our health is incredibly enlightening. I appreciate how you explain complex topics in a way that's easy to understand. Your passion for promoting a healthier lifestyle truly shines through. Keep up the amazing work, Health Champion! 💪🍎

[@americancupcake1542]

He is an amazing teacher. I really enjoy listening to his lessons too.

[@angelfriend3710]

Thank you for your diagrams and explanations Dr. Ekberg! I always feel like I've been taught after watching your videos! Hope you have a happy Friday!

[@TresMar-n1u]

I start my day listening to Dr. Ekberg's it helps me to remember throughout the day to choose wisely what to eat and do some exercise.

[@maycowelding]

I find I learn so much when watching Dr.Ekberg ,he makes any subject on food vert easy to understand, more than a Dr. he is such a great teacher ❤

[@lloydbenham]

Dr. Ekberg, I know many intelligent people, but very few of them can communicate their knowledge as well as you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you are an excellent teacher!

[@yottabytees7652]

Kalau gula jagung gmn prof

[@rasacknayamuth18]

Thanks Dr for inducing me into LCHF since 02 January. I have lost my superfluous weight, about 13 kg over 3 months and stabilised now. But my insulin is below 2 and some DRS are saying that it is not good because of its mutifunctionality. A podcast on this would be most welcome for your audience. Thanks in advance.

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

Do those same doctors believe in a holistic approach to health or, do they believe in Big Pharma and treating symptoms? Their perspective will drive their line of thinking.

[@cheungmy220]

Sugar level should be 3.7 to 6, too low is very risky too n will cause death sooner.😊

[@mategazdag3460]

Great video again! I watched many of Dr. Ekbergs similar videos, and I always watch the new ones as well, can't get bored with it. I think the scientific parts are also inetresting, because it is good to see the reasons behind the facts. Very good explanation, in a simple way, but thoroughly detailed.

[@BobAt101]

I am 60, is my diet healthy ?, i think so, this is it - Breakfast :- Peanut butter (pure 100% peanuts ) and Jam on 4 slices of brown bread and coffee,. Lunch mainly houmous with sardines or Tuna and coffee and dinner is always Stew made by me ( meat mainly pork or lamb , with a range of veg ( spinach, parsnip, carrot, broccoli, turnip , mushroom, onion, corn, butternut squash sweet potatoes, potatoes ) I eat stew because you are eating all the vitamins and minerals released by the cooked foods i very rarely buy processed foods.

[@dragonwarrior4589]

Hey Doc, any chance of making a video directed to children and healthy eating habits? In today's world its very hard to keep kids away from all the junk. It would be nice to show them why we avoid those types of food etc. Love your work. Thanks!

[@xchanchanx]

Very much needed content.

[@4xzx4]

It's simple, really: just feed them what nature has provided and avoid manmade (processed) products. And always go low on the carbs.

[@kylemiller1574]

I've the same problem. They throw paw patrol pictures on everything that's addictive and worthless, almost like the food industry wants to suck them into poor diets early.

[@mettamorph4523]

​@@kylemiller1574I see your point but isn't this "victim" thinking? we have to guide our children at home, by serving healthy meals and showing them how to choose healthy. but going food shopping with a parent isn't done as much anymore. I hardly ever see a parent with a child over 4 at the supermarket together. I witnessed a teenager arguing with a cashier that her bag of grapes was $1.99, not understanding it was $1.99 per pound, which shows no one ever took her food shopping.

[@michaelmelamed9103]

Children should be indoctrinated by their parents, who should not leave it up strangers on video to do it, while the parents are glued to their phones. Parents should, also, have their children join them while food shopping, to expose them to the different Whole Foods. Visiting a local farm and getting food from the source is a good way to educate your children.

[@grunklebob9009]

We are not living longer... we are dying longer! Simply beautiful Dr :) I'm here every Friday and every Friday I am renewed... THANK YOU!

[@drekberg]

Thank you @grunklebob9009 for letting me know. I really appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching.😄

[@michaell3711]

​@@drekberg,,, Was it an ERROR when you said we can eat BACON & 🥓 🤔???? I really want to know and WHY SAUSAGE!!!!!

[@WakaFlakaFlame777]

Not an error ​@@michaell3711

[@ShirleyMostert]

😂😂😂 so True

[@Maria-qo7oe]

JUZ IDE ANGIELSKIEGO SIE UCZYC DOPIERO WTEDY BEDE MOGLA SLUCHAC.

[@mahmudazuberi5735]

Doctor Sten your vlogs on health issues are very informative & interesting, appreciate your time spent on such detailed educational researched vlogs👍. Canada 🇨🇦

[@theresawhite3449]

Very educational video 😊 Thank you!❤ Trying to get my son to stop using margarine and vegetable oils for years. I shared this with him and my daughter in law, I think I'll send it to my teen grandkids from then 😊

[@billperkins6168]

I am 65, mostly carnivore, very active and feel great! Thanks to Dr. Ekberg and others for great teaching. One question regarding fried foods: you did not mention frying in a healthy oil such as beef tallow.

[@lenkajf7816]

I think tallow, lard and ghee are safest for frying

[@surtianirania5951]

Trima kasih infonya dokter dan syaran" nya ,untuk hidup sehat 👍👍👍👍💥💥💥💖💖

[@ketherwhale6126]

The most processed food my grandparents ate was liverwurst and dry creamer in their coffee and the occasional coffee cake. My other grandparents had more troubles. One had a hiatus hernia and limited food choices. The other had psoriasis due to daily schnapps drinking. Yes they all lasted into their mud 80’s.

[@linsteele1820]

I'm hoping for mid nineties

[@hattrick257]

I’m 32 and been eating fast food at least 5 times a week for the past decade. Started gaining weight, which was never the case. About to start doing keto.

[@elvieajedo3767]

Thanks much doc for sharing ....

[@TundeEszlari]

You are a very good doctor and KZbinr.

[@drekberg]

Thank you @TundeEszlari 😄

[@c4on754]

Love the content. One thing about blue zones: It's a myth that they eat mostly plant based. Every time I write with or hear someone talk that is actually from a blue zone, they tell me that the people that defined the blue zones decided they eat mostly plant based without even asking the people or really looking at the facts and that they actually eat a lot of meat. It's just another way of pushing the plant based agenda on clueless people. There was a huge, recent study called "Total Meat Intake is Associated with Life Expectancy: A Cross-Sectional Data Analysis of 175 Contemporary Populations" which compared a whopping 175 populations worldwide and found clear evidence that the higher the meat intake, the higher the life expectancy on average, even within same wage groups.

[@pamelawoodall5891]

Learn sentence structure !

[@c4on754]

AHAHAHAHA people that want to criticize something but sadly can't find faults in the facts attack the language. Time and time again. So. Lame. @@pamelawoodall5891

[@MsPatClaus]

I found that to be true with Greeks, who now eat quite a bit of meat. Their gyros have a ton of meat in them, and they have meat in their entrees most of the time. Historically the poorer people wouldn't eat nearly the amount of meat that Greek people eat today. But they always ate lots of fish.

[@foxyauragems6146]

Hawaii is a so called blue zone and people eat tons of meat .

[@c4on754]

Great to hear it holds true even with a population I've sadly not had much contact with. I've only ever heard about the beauty of Hawaii and the friendliness of the locals.@@foxyauragems6146

[@aidacarrasco6238]

Gracias dr por tan importante análisis de los alimentos voy a poder en práctica sus consejos bendiciones

[@ty2124]

Thank you Doctor Sten, all your presentations are jam packed with information and crucial viewing. Always outstanding! God bless you and yours.

[@thesoulofmemories]

Thanks Dr. You are making my day so much brighter. Thank you for the wonderful video again.

[@mariarodas5398]

Entonces que comemos ? Saludos y gracias

[@donzkietv168]

You're such a blessing to human kind, keep spreading your knowledge everyone deserves a healthy and enjoy longevity life....

[@thenownext]

I lost 30kg within 5mo. Thank you Thank you! HbA1c 9.8 -> 4.5 blood test 350-> 80

[@MsPatClaus]

Fabulous!! Great job. And I’m sure you feel a lot better too.

[@thenownext]

@@MsPatClaus yes I am!

[@drekberg]

Thank you @thenownext for sharing your great results and helping inspire others. That is so awesome. I am thrilled that you have seen such great results. Keep it up! 😄

[@normakassim8688]

Can i replace sugar wth honey?

[@margothofle3194]

Natürlich! 👍

[@revview5594]

Thanks for this. Dr Ekberg's video highlights how unfair consumers are treated: picked up groceries this morning and purposefully looked for yogurt I could eat, despite low expectations. Everything was high sugar or zero fat or plant-based frankenfood. How can anyone win unless they receive some coaching, guidance, and advice such as from Dr Ekberg? I have two friends suffering metabolic syndrome and all I can do is forward them this YT channel and provide some simple suggestions to follow. Shaking my head...

[@larsnystrom6698]

@revview5594 Greek or Turkish yoghurt with 10% fat, and natural is wahat I eat. But I'm not sugar free. I add bilberries and raspberries to the yoghurt. And they have about 8% sugar. I think berries has a lot of good stuff for a reasonable amount of sugar. Better than fruit have.

[@revview5594]

@@larsnystrom6698 Sounds great! I gave up on finding edible yogurt at my main go-to stores. Just commenting how hopeless it is for the average consumer.

[@drekberg]

Thank you @revview5594. I have recently started making my own yogurt and am amazed at how easy it is. 2 quarts organic half and half (11.5%)fat, 3 Tbsp. of inulin and your choice of good bacteria. push the button and wait 36-40 hours. The long fermentation eats up almost all the sugar from what I understand. Super creamy and delicious. 😄

[@revview5594]

@@drekberg Writing this down for shopping! Thank you.

[@TresMar-n1u]

​@@larsnystrom6698smart comment. I will buy plain yogurt and add blueberries and blackberries.

[@aliciagarciacasauranc4790]

One of my cousins is a doctor in Chemistry, and she once told me that margarine is just one molecule away from plastic!

[@josephwanjiku6853]

Correct

[@pattymiller9040]

Wow! I'm glad I quit buying margarine a few years ago!! It's butter all the way now!

[@Jules-fh4rf]

My daughter told me this after learning about it during 3rd grade science class.

[@如月-m3v]

毒ガスの中には食塩と１原子しか違わないのもありますけどね。そういう物はいっぱいある。この番組は人の恐怖をあおっているだけ。

[@parthabanerjee1831]

Put fire on mergerine, it wont melt ..check it out

[@marilynvalenzuela2266]

Salamat sa pagamit ng aking sariling language kc mas naiintindihan😊

[@MarkMcKee1963]

Soda - I once worked with a guy who drank a 2 liter bottle of Mountain Dew every day. He was obese, and said he couldn’t figure out what he needed to do. I suggested he cut back on the soda. His reply was, “I don’t drink a lot of soda.” When I asked him if he thought a 2 liter a day was a lot, his answer was, “No, do you think that’s a lot?”

[@mayagatuna545]

He is having 260 grams of sugar daily intake...

[@JS-mw3ry]

What a shame

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[@whatscookin8269]

My son..

[@ladyvirgo6608]

Wait What 😲

[@raomtahir]

In my area in Pakistan, we eat organic mustard extra virgin oil. Its raw and we boil at low heat and preserve it for use.

[@LucijaNogomet]

Thanks for the first part. I'm plant based, my parents aren't. But they only eat game and other animals, that were not a part of intensive farming + they only eat meat once or twice a month. My father switched to this diet after he was diagnosed with heart disease and diabetes. We eat processed food only when out at a gathering etc.. we also use a lot of wild food (foraging is amazing) and well, at 74 my father is healthier than he was at 50. Sugar and processed foods are the real killers. And farmed meat is always packed with hormones, antibiotics and other things that only harm our bodies. Even bio or eco farming ... if you eat meat, the way to go is something that wasn't farmed, wasn't forced fed with a bunch of nasty stuff (just think about winter and what would a cow/pig/sherp normally eat in winter and compare that to what she actually eats because of farming) .

[@manofbeard]

Sugar should be labels a class A drug! I really do feel it’s that dangerous to people’s health.

[@kathybost1879]

I believe sugar is a drug. I think there are studies that show it effects the brain in a similar way. Never done coc but I get it. If I had ice cream in the house, I would eat the WHOLE container. all of it, just like I couldn't control my self- kept going back for more. thank God I'm a recovered "addict" I am eating to have the best health now .

[@drekberg]

Thank you @manofbeard. I agree 😄

[@peteroz7332]

​@@kathybost1879"couldn't control myself" bit comes from the fact that our bodies have measures to curb the intake of fat and protein... but we don't have such "emergency valve" for carbs.. 🤔🤷‍♂️ therefore you could keep consuming carbs/sugars for way too long than necessary or safe for your body... 😮 it's difficult to overeat protein or especially fat, but it's easy to do that with sweet things.. that is a evolutionary development which was very beneficial thousands of years ago, but today it is hindering our health, sadly 😔☹️

[@peteroz7332]

​@@ModernGentlemancaffeine what? 🤔 you couldn't be more terse even if you tried.. 😲 what a mysterious thought has emerged in your head? what message did you try to convey? 🤔

[@peteroz7332]

@michaelscarport what has prompted you to pin your comment on me? was it by mistake? or you seriously did it on purpose? 🤔😲

[@LiraRadocti]

Очень доходчиво. Благо дарю и переводчика и автора - профессионала!❤

[@lyndaniel3369]

I've been trying to get off sugar all my life---(78 now). I've cut back to just one sweet thing, but it has a lot of sugar in it. (gave up soda pop, candy, chocolate, gum, margarine, fried foods, etc. years ago), but sugar is more addictive than anything! Also, I just found out the inexpensive salt we bought has Dextrose in it! I know that -ose usually means sugar. Who puts sugar in salt? Someone who wants you to buy it again! THANK you for such GOOD ADVICE, Sten.

[@davidverlaney7764]

I hear you. I make my own tasty paste. I take powdered peanut butter powdered butter organic off Amazon I add organic cinnamon assuming all the labeling is correct powder Cocoa and cocao powder I combine both but mostly cocao. And cinnamon powder and water and I make a paste and it just tastes good to take a couple big tablespoons from time to time. You can even add in some turmeric and black pepper and I also add in some protein powder. it taste really good. And some powdered prebiotic. Who knows? it satisfies my sweet tooth. Take care.

[@Sara-xq4zj]

What’s your one sweet? I’m curious!

[@elizabethryan2678]

Love listening to dr sten ekborg. He’s one of the few people I listen to on the. Internet. Followed his Advice gave up by 80% my sugar and bread intake. Not only hav I lost weight but my high BP has reduced by about 20 points. I could not believe it. I’m feeling more calm and rested as well. Thanks a million Dr Ekborg you’re the best of the lot. A devoted fan

[@awonderfulfeeling8588]

26:11 Modern Wheat Does this mean that I can no longer enjoy Ezekiel Bread as a flourless alternative to more processed flour based bread?

[@danutahanyga4834]

I can relate to the difference in serving size of deserts. Desert spoon in Europe was smaller than a teaspoon. Cakes were a lot smaller, more simple, and far less sweet. Soft drinks weren't common at all. My aunt was making a delicious fizzy drink out of yeast, some sugar and water. Or a lightly sweetened sour fermented drink based on dark rye bread, or simply carbonated water with homemade fruit preserves or homemade fruit syrup. Fruit covered with sugar releases juice. No water added. Ice cream was eaten out of goblets, not bowls.

[@angelina8255]

Endlich mal ein ganz tolles Video das sich lohnt bis zum Ende es anzuhören. Ich esse seit langem kaum Fleisch, vielleicht 1 x im Jahr. Keine Margarine, keine Butter und auch keine ungesunde Öle. Auch esse ich keine Mehlprodukte,benutze kein backpulver auch nicht Suppengemusewürfel. Ich backe mir immer mein Haferflockenbrot. Seitdem ich (60 jahre alt) so esse, gehts mir so gut😊

[@johhanesmazibuko6952]

Thanks for the info, what would you recommend for a diabetic patient when it comes to milk? Low-fat or full-cream?

[@castorkat4868]

My. uncle ate everything under the sun , drank wine every day. and smoked..Died at 96. Genetics is a Huge part of longevity

[@rjo8500]

But how does one know if they have those magical genes? Better to be safe than sorry.

[@somerskye2750]

He may have lived to 106 if he had a better diet, no smoking....

[@stevenjohnston2263]

Every single person who has ever existed has their own story and we therefore cannot deduce anything from such a simplistic observation.

[@kaanmario3646]

My grandma died with 99 she have,nt eat very less meat mostly soap and vegetables nuts

[@gabrielrocha560]

Old school food is better less chemicals My parents lived to 98 and 97 died 10 days apart Rice beans and cactus was their staple food Today McDonalds jack in the box and Burger King replaced that

[@janeriklarsen652]

Dr. Sten Ekberg is so good at explaining I learn a lot from his videos.

[@asiimwejocelyn2213]

Thank you doctor for your valuable information. God bless you for that. Can I replace sugar with honey?

[@sylvainster30]

Watching this while walking on the treadmill 👍🏼 have a great day health champions! ✌🏼😎👍🏼

[@ModernGentleman]

Yep I'm always explaining to people who "don't eat sugar" that amy grain you eat is sugar. I cant remember exactly who, but I once heard a doctor say "you can eat a bowl of corn flakes with no sugar, or a bowl of sugar with no corn flakes. Below the neck, metabolically, they are identical."

[@jameseverett4144]

Indeed starch is a string of sugar molecules. The 6 carbon ring of sugar when broken becomes a 6 carbon fat except for a few oxygen atoms...

[@yvandaniel8050]

Well, actually, sugar is one molecule glucose and one molecule fructose. So, the "pure" corn flakes would be 100% glucose without fructose and pure sugar would be 50% glucose and 50% fructose. Fructose IS metabolically more detrimental to the liver and has a terrible impact on insulin resistance. Thus, metabolically they are absolutely not identical...

[@emiliocurbelo8891]

Exactly! But it's so tiring! Nowadays many people know that "sugar" (they picture just white sugar) is bad but still think that a lot of other thinks like cereals, breads and wheat flour are perfectly fine. It's really hard work to explain that in the end for you body they are similar to sugar and bad too.

[@mettamorph4523]

My friend is proud that he only drinks sugar free soda and ginger ale. I see how hard it is to get people to understand new information. I get it. It hurts me that my beloved raw cashews are carb bombs. They were my go-to nuts.

[@jasonwestwood7092]

Natural Sugar Honey and cane sugar are very good it's the processed highly refined one's. That can cause issues.

[@frankb2029]

This is most informative, question I have about eating organic" oatmeal, is that still falls into the same scenario you underlined in your lecture?

[@artbytatiana]

my grandpa is 93 drinks rakija everyday. Still alive and mobile. He said to me he does intermediate fasting after he drinks 2 rakijas and eats one large meal. Avoids caffeine, he doesnt eat fast food that much, occasionaly eats sugar in moderation

[@VESO-zr3tr]

MORA DA JE IZ EX YU SVI PIJU I SVI ZDRAVI

[@kurtishoffman7]

I have "Old Fashioned Oats" for breakfast every day, 1/3 cup with water. Once cooked I mix with blueberries, black berries, apple, strawberries or whatever I have on any given morning. I also have toast with jam and two hard boiled eggs. Should I cut out the oatmeal? Also, is there any wheat that is good if Modern wheat is bad?

[@stephengordon198]

cut out the jam. It has added sugar. Put on peanut butter instead that is made with only peanuts.

[@kimmartin4418]

Dr. Brooke wonderful speaking Korea I love it thank you so so much

[@stevelanghorn1407]

Thanks for this excellent, educational & refreshingly reasonable approach to healthy eating. There are so many confusing, “extreme” influencers around these days, all convinced THEY are absolutely right…Each one from their often totally opposing standpoints!

[@joeshmoe7967]

Longer than what? My dad is 87, decent health but definitely on the decline. Heart attack at 54. Never been in terrific shape. Diet, the very typical north american, including all the foods listed here. Most of my relatives, the same, living to late 80s, some into mid nineties. So when 'live longer' is mentioned, I always say how much longer?? I am nearing 62, DO choose better foods, and get regular exercise much much more than my relatives. I expect that I should make it to mid 80s for sure. I choose better food and exercise, not to live longer, but to live better. I do try to cut down on many of the items listed, but 'never' is not a practical choice, in my opinion. I am also not going to go hungry (fasting) just to add a few years total. The main goal is zero 'meds', not too worried about the actual age, I go. - Cheers

[@SKs.]

Dr Ekberg I cannot do with two slices of plain raisin and walnut sour dough bread eithvoffee in the morning. Is that really bad?

[@wolfgangreitz9065]

Thanks for another great video. You correctly mentioned that coconut and palm oils are good, provided they are minimally processed. Those used in the manufactured products that list them use hydrogenated forms even though they are generally not listed as having been processed to increase their stabilities.

[@dinapawlow1622]

So calmly and clearly explained. I learn and can make educated decisions. Thank you!

[@Valhalla88888]

Hi Sten, What oats is good for you? Rolled oats or just plain oats?

[@jeanagoben504]

Hey Doc, I have a Q about why quick oats are bad but chewing up your food really good is good? Aren't they generally the same thing? PS: I really enjoy your videos. I feel I've learned a lot from you, thank you.

[@SmittySmith-lu9bh]

You got no answer to that question did you? lol You wont either....

[@Midnight_Mondo]

This man has been saving my life since February . My gastric issues are such that I have to eat very specifically and his tips have taken me beyond what I believed possible.

[@ReginaVETHARAJAN]

Thank you Dr. Sten Ekberg, It is very useful information. Can you please give us, what are the right food for Breakfast, lunch & dinner. I will be very grateful. ❤

[@jameseverett4144]

Excellent presentation thank you. Please explore fatty acids a little more. Particularly the omega 3, 6, 9. A key point to essential fatty acids in natural form (cis) is the incorporation into cell membranes and the ability to transport oxygen into cells. Precondition to cancer is lack of oxygen inside cells forcing them to ferment sugar for energy...5 more minutes with diagrams will make it all clear...

[@wongkongyew1826]

Good info. Thanks 🙏

[@stephaniew.a.masseling-ste9367]

Thank you very much for your video's. I have one question though. You state in several video's that Canola oil is high on omega-6 and therefore should be avoided. However, on several nutrition site (here in Europe) it is stated that cold pressed Canola oil has a omega-3 : omega-6 ratio of 1:2. Which is statted to be very good (contrary to for ex. sunflower oil which has a ratio of 1: 120). Would you agree? Or are we talking two different things?

[@nobukoaccorsi2755]

Recently I learned that canola oil is not one plant oil, and, yes, a sum of some plants; that “can” stands for Canada; that “o” stands for “oil” and “la” (sorry I don’t remember right now); I was astonished knowing that there is no plant called “canola”…they must have different point of boiling temperatures…

[@consorciasantiago4009]

Every minute watched is so worth it. Those 10 foods have not been on my food list for a long time now.

[@leighannablake7852]

He's right on the money about sugar. I've never been one to eat any sugary things, but my family can down a bunch of cookies and candy in one sitting. It's so strange to me lol

[@маша-х9ъ5ц]

Спасибо за видео. А как примерно выглядит Ваш суточный рацион, какие блюда?

[@peterbeyer5755]

My Dad is 95 and my Mum is 93, they eat cake every day, drink alcohol but not excessively, my Dad definitely has s sweet tooth and always buys chocolate, they have never listened to a health podcast, they do exercise but moderately, they live at home and argue a lot but never hood a grudge, never smoked but were exposed to heaps of second hand smoke. They always ate moderately and were never obese.

[@oemadam]

Moderation is important. Muslims learn one third of the stomac is for food one third for drink and one third for air

[@sladjanasimic5486]

One factor nobody takes in consideration: good or bad karma. Health, beauty, education and wealth in big part depends on karma or our actions from previous life. Some people performed good deeds in previous lives what resulted in, for example, good health in this lifetime no matter what. Others not so much. In any case by our actions in this lifetime, we creating a new karma that can catch up with us in this lifetime or the next. We can't always know when but it will come.

[@djdigital3806]

You are so blessed. l’m 59 years old and never knew my dad. He got wounded at Vietnam. 🇻🇳 It must be cool to have a dad. That’s ok….God blessed me with a beautiful wife and she fine,😍 and 2 Daughters in college. I’m like SuperDad!

[@vzemmanuel]

If you’re doing the same thing, how do you look? You have the same genetics as they do. Are you fairing as well? Or do the modern factors the Dr talks about that we deal with from birth, unlike your parents, have an impact.

[@Lauraldixon0514]

Love; must be in love ,healthy partnership I believe is a key to health, happiness and longevity.