清理動脈,最好的食物!自然療法,柏格醫生 Dr Berg

柏格醫生中文 健康知識
17 Dec 202212:56

Summary

TLDR本视频探讨了通过饮食减少动脉斑块和预防心血管疾病的最佳方法。视频中详细解释了动脉斑块的成分,包括钙、蛋白质和胆固醇,并提到生物膜和口腔细菌可能导致斑块形成。作者建议摄入富含维生素K2、C和E的食物,以及高含量的Omega-3脂肪酸。具体推荐食物包括野生三文鱼、酸菜、芝麻菜沙拉、橄榄油、苹果醋、葵花籽、帕尔玛干酪和大蒜。这些食物不仅能降低炎症和氧化损伤,还能提高心血管健康。

Takeaways

  • 😀动脉斑块由钙、蛋白质和胆固醇组成,有时钙质源于生物膜。
  • 😀生物膜是微生物的聚集体,这些微生物在钙质壳中保护自己。
  • 😀饮食中过多的糖分、Omega-6脂肪酸、垃圾食品和酒精会导致动脉壁受损,促使斑块形成。
  • 😀维生素K2能将钙引导至骨骼,防止其沉积在软组织中。
  • 😀口腔中的病原菌可以通过血液循环到达动脉斑块中,这可能与维生素C缺乏有关。
  • 😀维生素E是一种强抗氧化剂,有助于预防动脉壁损伤和心脏病。
  • 😀摄入Omega-3脂肪酸丰富的食物如野生鲑鱼,可以减少动脉炎症并降低血压。
  • 😀酸菜是一种富含维生素C、维生素K2和乳酸菌的超级食物,有助于心脏健康。
  • 😀芝麻菜沙拉可以提供丰富的纤维、钾和抗生物膜成分,有助于维持正常血压和动脉健康。
  • 😀高质量的意大利帕尔玛干酪含有大量维生素K2,可以防止钙沉积在动脉中。

Q & A

  • 什么是斑块,它由哪些成分组成?

    -斑块是钙、蛋白质和胆固醇的组合。许多时候,钙是生物膜的结果。生物膜是微生物的集群,它们构建了这些钙质的小壳以保护自己。

  • 生物膜是如何在动脉中形成的?

    -生物膜倾向于在粗糙的边缘上积聚。如果动脉光滑且强壮,它们可能永远不会积聚在动脉上。生物膜通常在损伤、氧化或炎症部位形成,可能是由饮食中过多的糖、糖尿病或Omega-6脂肪酸等因素引起的。

  • 什么因素会导致动脉壁的损伤,从而促进斑块的形成?

    -导致动脉壁损伤的因素包括过量的糖、糖尿病、Omega-6脂肪酸、垃圾食品、酒精等。这些因素会导致动脉壁的损伤或炎症,使斑块更容易形成。

  • 维生素K2在预防动脉钙化中的作用是什么?

    -维生素K2有助于将钙转移到骨骼中,而不是软组织中。如果缺乏维生素K2,钙往往会在软组织中沉积,包括动脉和关节。

  • 牙周细菌如何与动脉斑块形成有关?

    -有研究表明,口腔中的病原菌可以进入血液,并最终出现在动脉斑块中。这些细菌通过牙龈的孔洞进入血液,这与肠道细菌通过肠壁进入血液类似。

  • 高维生素C的食物在预防动脉斑块中的作用是什么?

    -维生素C有助于减少牙龈出血,从而防止微生物通过牙龈进入血液。高维生素C食物有助于抑制生物膜的形成,并作为抗氧化剂保护动脉壁。

  • 维生素E在心血管健康中的作用是什么?

    -维生素E是一种强效抗氧化剂,有助于预防动脉内皮损伤,减少氧化和炎症。此外,维生素E对心肌的健康也很重要,能提高氧气水平,预防心脏病发作。

  • 什么食物富含Omega-3脂肪酸,有助于心脏健康?

    -野生鲑鱼富含Omega-3脂肪酸,有助于减少动脉炎症,降低血压,支持心脏健康。

  • 酸菜在预防动脉斑块中的作用是什么?

    -酸菜富含乳酸菌,有助于抑制生物膜,支持肠道健康,调节LDL胆固醇,并富含维生素K2和维生素C,有助于心血管健康。

  • 在预防心血管疾病的膳食中,应该包括哪些关键成分?

    -关键成分包括富含Omega-3脂肪酸的食物如野生鲑鱼,富含乳酸菌的酸菜,高维生素K2的硬奶酪如帕尔马干酪,富含维生素E的葵花籽,以及富含维生素C的食物。

Outlines

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🔍 背景与动脉硬化成因

介绍心血管疾病和动脉硬化的背景信息。斑块由钙、蛋白质和胆固醇组成,微生物群落形成生物膜,钙质堆积在动脉壁上。斑块形成的原因包括糖分过高的饮食、糖尿病、过多的Omega-6脂肪酸和其他因素。解释了胆固醇和LDL蛋白在动脉中的作用。

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🍣 富含Omega-3的饮食建议

建议饮食中加入富含Omega-3脂肪酸的食物,如野生三文鱼,有助于降低动脉炎症和血压。提到酸菜这种发酵食品,富含乳酸菌,有助于心血管健康,并含有大量的维生素C和K2,有助于防止钙质在动脉中的沉积。

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🧀 选择正宗的帕玛森干酪

强调选择意大利北部生产的正宗帕玛森干酪,因其高标准和长时间的熟成过程,富含维生素K2和蛋白质。与美国版的帕玛森干酪相比,意大利版的没有添加纤维素等填充物。推荐将这种干酪刨在沙拉上食用。

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Keywords

💡动脉斑块

动脉斑块是一种由钙、蛋白质和胆固醇组成的物质,常见于动脉内壁。视频中提到,动脉斑块的形成与心血管疾病密切相关,并且可能包含生物膜,导致动脉变窄和阻塞。

💡生物膜

生物膜是一种由微生物组成的群落,这些微生物会形成保护性的钙质“冰屋”或壳,以躲避免疫系统的检测。视频中指出,生物膜常积聚在动脉粗糙的地方,导致动脉斑块的形成。

💡维生素K2

维生素K2在钙的调控中起着关键作用,可以将钙输送到骨骼中。视频中提到,缺乏维生素K2会导致钙在软组织中沉积,包括动脉和关节,从而增加动脉斑块的风险。

💡维生素C

维生素C对心血管健康非常重要,具有抗氧化作用,可以防止动脉壁受损。视频中提到,维生素C的缺乏会导致牙龈出血,使得口腔中的细菌能够通过血液循环进入心脏,增加动脉斑块的形成风险。

💡维生素E

维生素E是一种强效的抗氧化剂,有助于防止动脉内壁的损伤和炎症,从而降低心脏病的风险。视频中指出,维生素E对于维持心肌的健康和预防心脏病发作非常重要。

💡omega-3脂肪酸

omega-3脂肪酸是一种有助于减少动脉炎症和血压的必需脂肪酸。视频中推荐食用富含omega-3脂肪酸的食物,如野生捕捞的三文鱼,以支持动脉和心肌的健康。

💡发酵食品

发酵食品如酸菜含有丰富的乳酸菌,对肠道健康和心脏健康有益。视频中提到,乳酸菌可以抑制生物膜的形成,调节低密度脂蛋白胆固醇,并帮助吸收维生素E、维生素D和维生素K2。

💡大蒜

大蒜具有抗菌、抗生物膜和抗炎特性,有助于降低血压和防止血栓形成。视频中推荐在沙拉中添加大蒜,以增强心血管健康。

💡沙拉

沙拉中推荐使用的蔬菜如芝麻菜富含钾和纤维,有助于降低血糖和血压。视频中建议在沙拉中添加特级初榨橄榄油、苹果醋和大蒜,以提供多种对心血管有益的营养成分。

💡硬质奶酪

硬质奶酪如帕尔马干酪富含维生素K2,对动脉和心脏健康有益。视频中推荐使用正宗的意大利帕尔马干酪,因为其生产过程中保持了高标准,有助于维持健康的微生物群落。

Highlights

了解如何通过饮食减少动脉斑块和预防心血管疾病。

动脉斑块的主要成分包括钙、蛋白质和胆固醇,常由生物膜引起。

生物膜是微生物建造的钙质外壳,可以保护它们免受攻击。

动脉斑块的形成与炎症、氧化和饮食中的高糖、高碳水化合物有关。

维生素K2可以帮助将钙导入骨骼,防止其沉积在软组织中。

口腔中的致病细菌可能会进入血液并导致动脉斑块的形成。

维生素C可以通过减少血管壁的渗透性,防止细菌进入血液。

维生素E是一种强效抗氧化剂,可以预防动脉壁的损伤。

高Omega-3脂肪酸的饮食对心血管健康非常重要。

野生捕捞的三文鱼是Omega-3脂肪酸的重要来源。

酸菜富含乳酸菌,具有多种心血管健康益处。

酸菜还富含维生素C和K2,可以帮助预防动脉斑块的形成。

芝麻菜是一种优质的沙拉绿叶菜,对肝脏和血糖控制有益。

橄榄油具有显著的抗炎效果,可以降低血压。

大蒜有助于稀释血液,降低血压,并具有抗菌和抗生物膜的作用。

Transcripts

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let's talk about the best meal that you

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could eat to help reduce plaquing in

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your arteries or even help prevent

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cardiovascular disease now I've done a

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lot of videos on what to avoid to

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prevent heart disease today I'm going to

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primarily focus on what to eat okay but

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we first have to give you a little

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background of what is going on behind

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the scenes as far as a cardiovascular

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disease and primarily we're going to

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talk about plaque now what is in plaque

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plaque is a combination of calcium

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protein and cholesterol many times the

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calcium is the result of biofilms so

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what's the biofilm it's a colony of

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microbes that these microbes have built

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these little calcium igloos or shells to

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protect themselves so they can go

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underneath the radar so when you see

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calcium plaque in the arteries

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underneath that plaquing there could be

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a microbial community and biofilms 10 to

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accumulate on roughened edges right if

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the arteries were nice and smooth and

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strong they probably would never

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accumulate on the arteries but the

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question is what causes them to get

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stuck on the inside of the artery wall

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and your coronary artery for example

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well that would be some type of um I

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call it lesion or oxidation or

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inflammation or damage from you know

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excessive sugar in the diet it could be

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your diabetic you could be a

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pre-diabetic it could come from omega-6

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fatty acids junk Foods alcohol all sorts

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of things so when you see plaquin you're

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also going to see this LDL a very

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specific kind the small dense particle

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size and that's correlated too with a

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high sugar high carb diet and some of

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this cholesterol in this little package

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and that's what the LDL is It's A

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protein that carries cholesterol

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cholesterol doesn't exist as cholesterol

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in the arteries like free-floating it's

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always in a little shuttle bus but the

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cholesterol is coming in the form of

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Band-Aid with this cement the the

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calcium and then also you're going to

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get a fibrous tissue like a protein teen

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cement that kind of mixes in with the

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calcium and the cholesterol as a

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Band-Aid and then you'll see like um a

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thrombus or a clot forming two in that

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same area so given that information what

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can we do to prevent slow down or

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reverse this situation all right there's

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several things to know about this um one

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of the controlling vitamins with calcium

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is vitamin K2 vitamin K2 drives the

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calcium into the bone without enough K2

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calcium tends to develop in the soft

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tissues of the body not just your

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arteries but also in the joints as well

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and there's one more point about

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biofilms there's some interesting things

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about biofilms especially when we're

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dealing with plaquing in your arteries

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there's several studies that I found

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that links periodontal

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bacteria the bacteria in your mouth this

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pathogenic bacteria actually ending up

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in the plaquing in your arteries I mean

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that's interesting because what are

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these uh periodontal

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bacteria they're pathogenic they're in

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your mouth doing in your heart okay now

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you have to realize like in the mouth

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you have over 700 different species okay

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not just bacteria but different types of

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bacteria in your mouth and one of the

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reasons why the bacteria can actually go

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through the pores uh through your gums

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and into your bloodstream is the same

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reason why bacteria can leak from your

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intestines into your bloodstream that's

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called bacterial translocation where

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bacteria is moving through the wall

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because there's increased leakiness or

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permeability and a lot of times that

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leakiness comes from a vitamin C

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deficiency and this is why when people

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are deficient vitamin C they might get

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bleeding gums so that allows the

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microbes to go right through these

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little holes into your bloodstream so

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high vitamin C foods are definitely

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necessary for this meal so foods with

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large amounts of vitamin C would also be

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a good thing then we have vitamin E okay

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vitamin E in relationship to keeping

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your cardiovascular system intact is

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very very important first of all it

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helps prevent those lesions on the

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inside of the um the wall of the artery

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called endothelial tissue when you're

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low in vitamin E which is a very

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powerful antioxidant you can get a lot

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of oxidation and inflammation so vitamin

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E is very important and also it's

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important in the heart muscle itself

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keeping your oxygen high and preventing

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an actual heart attack so we have

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vitamin K2 very important vitamin C very

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important and vitamin E and the other

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important thing with the heart

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especially to avoid that lesion in the

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artery is to keep your omega-6 fatty

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acids very low and keep your omega-3

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very very high so a really important

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thing in this meal should be omega-3

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fatty acids okay all right so what

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should this Meal look like well let's

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start from the top

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omega-3 fatty acids okay what food is

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very very high in omega-3 and that would

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be well caught salmon so if you include

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salmon in this meal okay you're going to

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have a good amount of omega-3 fatty

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acids which is going to support the

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arteries as well as the heart muscle

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itself and having enough omega-3 will

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decrease your inflammation as well in

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your artery series and doing that can

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actually lower blood pressure as well

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all right there's something else that I

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think is very very important in

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preventing and even maybe reversing some

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of this plaquing in the arteries this

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thing has like seven times the

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requirements of vitamin C it also is one

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of the most microbial dense foods that

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you can eat giving you a strong

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probiotic effect with high levels of

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lactic acid bacterium now let me just

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kind of discuss lactic acid bacteria

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it's not just one bacteria it's a group

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of many different types of bacteria that

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is usually involved in fermentation and

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so the food that I'm talking about is

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sauerkraut okay that is a fermented

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cabbage product and sauerkraut is loaded

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with this lactic acid bacteria in lactic

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acid bacteria as a standalone thing is

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very interesting because it can act as

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an Ace inhibitor to help lower blood

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pressure it can inhibit bio films which

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is very very cool it can decrease the

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risk of cardiovascular disease by

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supporting your gut there is a huge

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relationship between a healthy gut

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with the right microbes and a healthy

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heart also this lactic acid bacteria can

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help regulate LDL cholesterol especially

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the small dense particle size LDL and

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having enough of this lactic acid

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bacteria can enhance your production of

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secondary bile salts which can help the

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absorption of more vitamin E

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vitamin d and vitamin K2 all three of

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those are fat soluble and can greatly

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support the cardiovascular tissue and it

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just so happens the sauerkraut is loaded

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with vitamin K2 now normally vitamin K2

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is in like certain hard cheeses fats but

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microbes can also make k2 just to

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summarize what sauerkraut is it's a

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superfood for the heart it supports the

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gut lining to prevent this these

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microbes from traveling through a leaky

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gut up into the heart it has many

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different diverse types of microbial

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entities that can greatly help you in

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many different ways and then sauerkrauts

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loaded with vitamin K2 to keep the

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calcium out of the arteries it's loaded

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with vitamin C like I said before seven

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times the RDA so that gives you a

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tremendous amount of vitamin C that can

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directly inhibit biofilms as well as act

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as an antioxidant in your arteries

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preventing these lesions or damage to

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the wall of the arteries remember the

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biofilms can only stick to an area

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that's roughened or irritated so if your

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arteries are smooth they can't quite

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stick to the inside of your arteries to

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form the plaquing in the first place and

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the last part of this meal is a big

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arugula salad with several things in it

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which I'm going to cover but arugula as

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a vegetable is a superior salad green

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compared to regular lettuce because

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first of all it's cruciferous so it's

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really good for the liver it's bitter it

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has blood glucose lowering properties

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it's loaded with something called dim

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which can help lower biofilms directly

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it also has fiber the feed the bacteria

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and it's also loaded in potassium which

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can help keep the arteries softened so

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your blood pressure can stay normal and

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then of course on that salad I would put

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extra virgin olive oil the real stuff

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has significant effect effects on blood

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pressure not to mention it has a very

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powerful anti-inflammatory effects as

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well then it would also add apple cider

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vinegar but you can also use balsamic

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vinegar red but the acetic acid in the

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vinegar has many properties to help

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lowering the risk of cardiovascular

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disease it's great for helping regulate

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your blood sugar it can help regulate

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your cholesterol it can help mobilize

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your bile salts and it has

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anti-inflammatory properties and then if

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you add sunflower seeds okay we can

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Spike more vitamin E and like I said

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before vitamin E is very very important

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now the next thing I want to talk about

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is a hard cheese okay hard cheeses are

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loaded with vitamin K2 and the type of

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cheese I would recommend is called a

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parmigiano now I probably did not

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pronounce that exactly like I should but

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the American translation from Italian is

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parmesan but apparently there's been a

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lot of lawsuits involving this topic

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because apparently craft trademarked

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this English translation from the real

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parmesan cheese in Italy because the

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real parmigiano version of that cheese

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is only produced by a collective group

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of farmers in Northern Italy

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that keep their standards very very high

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and this has been going on since the

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Middle Ages it wasn't until only fairly

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recently that craft came in there and

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started to make it but unfortunately it

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was a big difference in how they make it

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in America versus how they make it in

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Italy in Italy they age it for like one

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to three years compared to in America I

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think they age it for 10 months and the

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crafts version of this cheese definitely

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does not have to abide by the same

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policies and rules and laws then the

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authentic cheese in Italy has to abide

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by and the other thing you have to watch

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out for in this Americanized parmesan

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cheese is that sometimes they add this

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filler of cellulose okay which is wood

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pulp so what I would recommend is get

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the authentic type from Italy and shave

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it on your salad I do it every single

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day that way you have a delicious cheese

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that's loaded with vitamin K2 and it's

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great amount of protein there's

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probiotics in this product and it's an

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incredible product I actually went to

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one of the Farms where they create this

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cheese and I was blown away at what they

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feed the cows to make sure the microbes

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are just right and the soils that they

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grow the grass on for the cows they

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don't get fed grain it's all grass and

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the amount of work that goes in to make

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this cheese and keep it a really

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standard process

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is mind-blowing and the last thing I'm

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going to recommend to put on your salad

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is garlic okay you can use powder you

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can use actual garlic you can use

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fermented garlic but garlic is great for

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the heart it actually can thin the blood

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if there's a chance that you are high

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risk for clotting it can help lower your

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blood pressure it's antimicrobial

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anti-biofilm and the list goes on and on

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all right so now that you have that

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information I think the best most

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interesting next video for you to watch

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would be the one on biofilms in your

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mouth check it out I put it right here

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