抵銷吃太多糖碳水,酒精,藥物的損害,保護肝的營養素,自然療法,柏格醫生 Dr Berg

柏格醫生中文 健康知識
9 Nov 202216:21

Summary

TLDR本视频讨论了如何中和摄入糖、面包、意大利面、酒精等食物带来的不良影响。专家通常认为,只要保持均衡饮食,适量摄入这些物质是可以接受的。然而,视频提出了不同的观点,指出高糖食物会导致血糖飙升、营养流失,并可能损害身体组织。为了对抗这些问题,视频建议增加纤维摄入、补充特定营养素、使用抗氧化剂,并采取间歇性禁食等方法。此外,还讨论了如何通过特定食物和补充剂来减少酒精和药物对身体的负面影响,以及如何通过补充矿物质和调整饮食来抵消谷物中的抗营养因素。

Takeaways

  • 🍬 吃糖会导致血糖飙升,尤其是高血糖指数食物,对健康不利。
  • 🥗 食物中的纤维可以帮助缓冲糖分反应,减少胰岛素的释放。
  • 🥦 吃糖会消耗某些营养素,特别是钾和维生素B1,需要通过食物或补充剂补充。
  • 💊 糖尿病患者或高糖摄入者可能会对身体的前部器官造成损害,需要抗氧化剂来减少并发症。
  • 🚶‍♂️ 运动可以帮助燃烧体内多余的糖分,降低血糖。
  • 🍯 苹果醋可以调节血糖,降低胰岛素水平。
  • 🧂 肉桂和牛至(berberine)作为补充剂,有助于降低血糖。
  • 🍽️ 饮食中添加脂肪可以缓冲胰岛素反应,降低胰岛素指数。
  • 🚫 酒精会对身体造成脱水和肝脏损害,维生素B1、电解质和水飞蓟可以缓解酒精的影响。
  • 💊 药物可能会有副作用,如二甲双胍会消耗维生素B12和B1,他汀类药物会消耗辅酶Q10,抗生素会杀死好菌,需要相应的补充。
  • 🌾 谷物中的植酸会阻碍矿物质吸收,需要通过食用器官肉类和贝类等食物来补充。
  • 🧂 过多的钠摄入会导致水肿,钾可以帮助抵消这种影响。
  • 🥬 摄入高草酸食物可能会引起关节炎症或增加肾结石风险,钙和柠檬酸可以中和草酸。
  • 🥑 采用生酮饮食时,需要注意补充电解质和B族维生素,营养酵母是一个好的选择。

Q & A

  • 为什么专家和组织如美国营养协会仍然允许人们在平衡饮食中摄入糖和酒精?

    -根据视频中的讨论,专家和组织可能允许人们在平衡饮食中摄入糖和酒精,因为他们认为只要摄入量适中,这些物质不会对健康造成太大问题。然而,视频中的演讲者对此持怀疑态度,并认为这种观点可能受到教育和传统思维模式的限制。

  • 什么是血糖指数(glycemic index)以及它与健康的关系是什么?

    -血糖指数是一个衡量食物提高血糖水平速度的指标。高血糖指数的食物会迅速提高血糖水平,可能导致健康问题,如增加胰岛素抵抗和2型糖尿病的风险。

  • 什么是血糖负荷(glycemic load)?

    -血糖负荷是一个考虑食物中碳水化合物数量的指标,它是通过将血糖指数乘以食物中的碳水化合物含量(克)然后除以100得到的数值。血糖负荷越高,食物对血糖水平的影响越大。

  • 为什么在摄入糖的时候应该同时摄入纤维?

    -纤维可以帮助减缓糖的吸收,从而减少对血糖水平的影响。此外,纤维还可以减少胰岛素的反应,有助于维持血糖稳定。

  • 摄入精制糖会导致哪些营养素的流失?

    -摄入精制糖会导致钾和维生素B1的流失,同时也可能减少钙、镁和锌等矿物质的水平。这些营养素对于身体的正常功能至关重要。

  • 为什么说糖会对身体组织造成损害?

    -糖在体内可以引起氧化应激和自由基的产生,这可能导致身体的组织损伤,类似于生锈或腐蚀过程。这种损害可能影响眼睛、肾脏、神经系统和动脉内壁。

  • 如何通过饮食来对抗糖对身体的不良影响?

    -可以通过摄入富含抗氧化剂的食物,如富含植物营养素的沙拉,以及使用橄榄油和醋等来减缓胰岛素反应和降低血糖水平。此外,摄入如白藜芦醇和α-硫辛酸等抗氧化剂补充剂也有助于减少糖引起的并发症。

  • 为什么说间歇性禁食可以帮助修复由糖、酒精或精制碳水化合物引起的身体损伤?

    -间歇性禁食可以激活身体的修复基因,促使身体进入修复模式,有效修复由不良饮食引起的损伤。此外,禁食还可以刺激身体产生自己的抗氧化剂,对抗由糖引起的自由基损伤。

  • 为什么说MCT油可以帮助减少糖对大脑的不良影响?

    -MCT油可以迅速转化为酮体,而大脑在有选择的情况下更倾向于使用酮体而非葡萄糖作为能源。因此,摄入MCT油可以帮助大脑减少对糖的依赖,从而减少糖对认知功能和情绪的不良影响。

  • 如何通过饮食和补充剂来减少酒精引起的宿醉和肝脏损伤?

    -维生素B1可以帮助减少由酒精代谢产生的有毒物质乙醛的影响,从而减轻宿醉。补充电解质和水可以帮助缓解由酒精引起的脱水。此外,乳蓟可以保护肝脏,减少酒精对肝细胞的破坏,并促进身体对受损组织的自我修复。

  • 为什么说谷物中的植酸会阻碍矿物质的吸收?

    -植酸是一种存在于谷物中的抗营养素,它可以与锌、铁、碘、钙、镁、锰等矿物质结合,形成不易被人体吸收的化合物,从而阻碍这些矿物质的吸收和利用。

  • 摄入过多的钠或味精(MSG)后,如何通过饮食来减轻水肿?

    -摄入过多的钠会导致身体保留水分,从而引起水肿。通过摄入富含钾的食物,如绿叶蔬菜或沙拉,可以帮助平衡钠的水平,减轻水肿。

  • 为什么说在生酮饮食期间需要补充电解质和B族维生素?

    -生酮饮食可能会导致体液和电解质的丢失,同时由于饮食中碳水化合物的减少,可能会影响B族维生素的摄入。因此,补充电解质和B族维生素对于维持身体健康和减少生酮饮食可能引起的副作用非常重要。

  • 为什么说乳制品和柠檬可以帮助减少草酸的影响?

    -乳制品中的钙和柠檬中的柠檬酸(一种形式的 citrate)可以与草酸结合,形成不易被人体吸收的化合物,从而减少草酸对关节的刺激和肾结石的风险。

Outlines

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🍬 糖与健康:如何中和高糖食物的不良影响

本段讨论了如何中和食用糖、面包、意大利面、酒精等食物带来的不良影响。提到即使在平衡饮食中,美国心脏协会等专家组织仍允许摄入一定量的糖和酒精。然而,摄入高糖食物会导致血糖飙升,特别是高血糖指数食物。介绍了血糖指数和血糖负荷的概念,并强调了纤维的重要性,因为纤维可以帮助减缓糖分对血糖的影响,减少胰岛素反应。此外,摄入精制糖会导致某些营养素如钾和维生素B1的流失,可能引发焦虑和紧张。建议通过食用富含纤维的食物或补充营养酵母和维生素B1来补充这些营养素。

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🍇 糖的副作用及对策:抗氧化剂与运动的重要性

这段内容深入探讨了糖对健康的潜在损害,尤其是对眼睛、肾脏、神经系统和动脉内壁的影响。将糖比作生锈或腐蚀身体组织的物质,强调了抗氧化剂在减少糖引起的并发症方面的作用。建议使用B1的衍生物苯磷硫胺和α-硫辛酸,这两种抗氧化剂有助于保护神经、眼睛、肾脏和心脏。此外,还提到了运动、苹果醋和肉桂等自然方法来调节血糖水平,以及如何通过食物组合来减缓胰岛素反应。

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🍽️ 饮食与健康:酒精、药物和谷物的副作用及对策

本段内容讨论了酒精、药物和谷物的副作用及其对策。酒精会导致脱水和肝脏损害,建议通过补充维生素B1、电解质和水,以及使用乳蓟来保护肝脏。对于药物,如二甲双胍、他汀类药物和抗生素,分别建议补充B12、辅酶Q10和益生菌。此外,还提到了谷物中的植酸会阻碍矿物质吸收,建议通过食用内脏肉类和贝类来补充这些矿物质。

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🧂 钠、草酸和生酮饮食:如何平衡电解质和维生素

最后这段内容讨论了过量摄入钠或味精(MSG)导致的肿胀感,以及如何通过摄入钾来中和这种影响。还提到了草酸,它可能会刺激关节或增加肾结石的风险,建议通过摄入乳制品中的钙来中和草酸。最后,提到了生酮饮食可能导致的电解质和B族维生素缺乏,推荐使用营养酵母来补充。

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Keywords

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糖是视频中讨论的主要话题之一,指的是食物中的简单碳水化合物,尤其是精制糖。糖的快速摄入会导致血糖急剧上升,对健康产生不利影响。视频中提到,高糖食物会触发胰岛素反应,消耗某些营养素,如钾和维生素B1,并可能导致身体组织损伤。例如,视频中提到,吃糖后可以通过摄入纤维和锻炼来中和这种反应。

💡血糖指数

血糖指数(Glycemic Index)是衡量食物中碳水化合物对血糖水平影响的指标。视频中提到,高血糖指数的食物会导致血糖快速上升,对健康不利。例如,视频中提到水蜜桃虽然血糖指数低,但因为含有较多碳水化合物,所以血糖负荷较高。

💡血糖负荷

血糖负荷(Glycemic Load)是另一个衡量食物对血糖影响的指标,它考虑了食物的血糖指数和碳水化合物的含量。视频中解释说,即使某些食物的血糖指数不高,但如果碳水化合物含量高,其血糖负荷也可能较高,如水蜜桃的例子。

💡纤维

纤维是视频中提到的一种可以帮助减缓糖对血糖影响的营养素。纤维可以减少胰岛素反应,从而帮助中和糖的不良影响。例如,视频中建议在吃糖时同时摄入纤维,以帮助缓冲糖的反应。

💡酒精

酒精是视频中讨论的另一个主题,它讨论了酒精对身体的影响以及如何中和这些影响。酒精被代谢时会产生一种叫做乙醛的有毒物质,这会导致宿醉等不适感。视频中提到,可以通过摄入维生素B1和电解质来帮助中和酒精的影响。

💡奶蓟

奶蓟是一种草药,视频中提到它对肝脏有保护作用,可以减少酒精对肝细胞的破坏,并促进身体自我修复的过程。然而,视频中也提醒说,由于奶蓟和某些药物使用相同的酶,因此不应该与这些药物同时服用。

💡药物

视频中提到了药物的一些副作用,以及如何通过补充特定的营养素来中和这些副作用。例如,二甲双胍会消耗维生素B12和B1,因此需要补充这些维生素来预防乳酸性酸中毒;他汀类药物会消耗辅酶Q10,因此需要补充辅酶Q10。

💡谷物

谷物是视频中讨论的另一个话题,特别是它们含有的植酸,这种物质会阻碍身体对某些矿物质的吸收。视频中建议,如果大量摄入谷物,应该补充这些矿物质,特别是通过食用动物内脏和贝类等食物。

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钠是视频中讨论的一个关键词,特别是与饮食中过多的钠摄入有关。过多的钠会导致身体肿胀和不适。视频中提到,通过摄入钾可以中和过多的钠,例如通过食用绿叶蔬菜或沙拉。

💡酮体

酮体是身体在缺乏糖时使用的一种能量来源。视频中提到,如果摄入中链甘油三酯油(MCT油),它可以迅速转化为酮体,这样大脑就会优先使用酮体而不是糖,从而有助于改善认知功能和情绪。

💡电解质

电解质是身体中重要的矿物质,如钠、钾、钙和镁,它们帮助维持体液平衡和神经功能。视频中提到,酒精和某些药物会导致电解质失衡,因此需要通过摄入电解质和水来补充,以减轻宿醉和其他不适。

💡益生菌

益生菌是有益的微生物,可以帮助维持肠道健康。视频中提到,抗生素会杀死好的细菌,可能导致酵母感染,因此在服用抗生素时应该同时服用益生菌。

💡草酸

草酸是一种存在于某些食物中的化合物,如菠菜和杏仁,它可能会刺激关节或增加肾结石的风险。视频中提到,通过摄入含钙的食物,如乳制品,可以帮助中和草酸的影响。

Highlights

如何中和摄入糖、面包、意大利面、酒精等食物的不良影响

美国心脏协会等专家组织允许在平衡饮食中摄入糖和酒精

教育程度越高可能越难自由思考,作者通过自身经历提出这一观点

吃糖会导致血糖飙升,尤其是高血糖指数食物

血糖负荷指数考虑食物中碳水化合物的量,影响血糖反应

摄入糖时添加纤维可以缓冲血糖反应

吃糖会消耗某些营养素,尤其是钾和维生素B1

糖尿病患者或高血糖者应考虑补充B1和α-硫辛酸以减少并发症

运动可以帮助消耗体内多余的糖

苹果醋和肉桂可以改善血糖水平

胰岛素指数显示食物对胰岛素水平的影响

增加饮食中的脂肪可以缓冲胰岛素反应

禁食可以激活身体的修复基因,减少酒精和糖的损害

MCT油可以作为糖的替代品,减少对大脑的不良影响

酒精导致的宿醉可以通过维生素B1和电解质来缓解

水飞蓟有助于保护肝脏,减少酒精对细胞的破坏

药物可能对肝脏有损害,水飞蓟与药物应分开服用

某些药物会导致营养素缺乏,如二甲双胍会导致B12和B1缺乏

谷物中的植酸会阻碍矿物质吸收,应补充有机肉类和壳类海鲜

高钠食物摄入后,钾可以帮助缓解水肿

摄入过多草酸盐食物,如菠菜或杏仁,可以通过摄入钙来中和

生酮饮食可能导致电解质和B族维生素缺乏,建议使用营养酵母

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today we're going to talk about how to

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neutralize the bad effects from

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consuming sugar breads pasta alcohol

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and other things not that you would ever

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go off in your program and sheet but

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let's say your friends and family and

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you want to share this information with

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them I'm going to show you how to

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counter some of the bad side effects

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that can occur when you eat junk foods

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and other things now what's interesting

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about this topic is if you go to the

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experts and I'm talking about even

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organizations like the American arm

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Association they will still allow you to

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consume sugar and alcohol and as long as

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it's part of a balanced diet it's

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totally fine they don't see too much

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problem with it like even for sugar they

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allow nine teaspoons of sugar for men

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and six teaspoons for women now this is

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not even counting the carbohydrates in

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fact for carbohydrates they recommend up

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to 65 percent of all your calories can

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be carbohydrates that just blows me away

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you have these experts in the field and

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I guess what makes a person expert is

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how much education they have how many

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degrees they have

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I mean what's so ironic about that is

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this is just my personal belief and this

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is the generality

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has the more they're educated in a

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certain thought pattern and they have a

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lessened ability to think freely I mean

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I'll even give an example with myself I

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went through pre-med and then I went

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through Chiropractic College which is

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definitely different than medical school

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but I quickly found out there's just not

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enough time to learn the quantity of

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data that they cram down your throat so

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what we did as a substitute is memorize

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okay we memorize information regurgitate

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it on a test get through the test and

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then get on to the next subject and so

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there's a really big difference between

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learning the information understanding

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it being able to apply it and memorizing

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it when you memorize something it does

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not mean that you learn it and it can

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apply it and even that you understand it

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so this is what I've been doing the last

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30 years after I graduated

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taking time to really understand the

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concepts observe it question it make

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sure it's true because who knows if all

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this information that they're teaching

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in the universities is actually true or

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not and this is my own personal

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experience

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I felt that after I graduated I felt I

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was dumber than when I went in because I

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was filled with so many confusions I

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didn't have a chance to apply this

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information but they do have internships

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things that help you apply so I got a

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little distracted I digressed let's get

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back to the topic at hand all right

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number one sugar what happens when you

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eat sugar is you have several things

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going on you have a spike in your blood

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sugars especially if you eat something

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that is high on the glycemic index which

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basically means it spikes your sugar

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fast and the faster it spikes the sugar

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the worse off your health will be and so

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we have this negative effect from the

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glycemic index of foods but we also have

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another index I'm not sure if you ever

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heard about this but it's called the

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glycemic load which looks at the

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quantity of carbohydrates in that food

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so that's a little bit different because

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they take the glycemic index and then

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they multiply it times the amount of

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carbohydrates divided by 100 get this

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number and then that is put on another

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scale so for example you might eat

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something low on the glycemic index okay

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but it's not as low on the glycemic load

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but like watermelon for example it's low

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in the glycemic index but it's higher on

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the glycemic low because there's a lot

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of carbohydrates in it okay then you

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have pineapple which is considered low

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but on the glycemic load it's higher and

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then you have a banana which is

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considered low but the glycemic load is

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higher so my only point on that is that

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when you have more fiber you can buffer

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this sugar response so the first thing

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to know is that if you eat sugar make

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sure you also add fiber with it or close

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to that meal to help buffer the response

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of the sugar the more fiber you eat with

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the sugar the less the insulin response

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and one of the problems with eating

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sugar is it triggers insulin and fiber

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is one of the two things that won't

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trigger insulin the second thing when

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you consume refined sugar okay you are

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going to deplete certain nutrients

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specifically

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or mostly potassium and vitamin B1 but

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you also deplete calcium magnesium and

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zinc and even some other things but

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potassium and B1 are the two big ones

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that will get depleted because as your

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body either burns the sugar or stores

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the sugar it takes potassium and B1 to

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be able to perform this so if you end up

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eating refined sugar you need to take

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potassium maybe you have a big salad as

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well as maybe taking some nutritional

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yeast or just vitamin B1 because that

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will at least counter the deficiencies

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that you just created because when the

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potassium goes lower your pulse rate

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will go higher when your B1 goes lower

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your anxiety and nervous tension goes

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higher all right the next point about

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sugar and this is kind of interesting if

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you're a diabetic or a pre-diabetic or

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have a lot of sugar going through your

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bloodstream because you just ate sugar

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there's going to be a lot of damage to

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forward parts of your body the eye

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the kidney

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the nervous system which includes your

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brain

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and the inside of your arteries and so

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you can think about the sugar as

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something that's rusting out or

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corroding the body tissue so because

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you're getting a lot of free radical

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damage in something called oxidation

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so there are some things that you can do

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to counter that to greatly reduce the

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complications of not just diabetes but

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the complications of all the sugar

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that's flowing through your bloodstream

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so if you happen to know someone who ate

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a lot of sugar or know someone who has

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diabetes including yourself this is what

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I would also include benphotamine okay

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which is a type of B1 that is spot

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soluble that protects the nerves it

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protects the eyes it protects the kidney

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it protects the heart and then elephant

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lipoic acid both of those act as a

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powerful antioxidant to counter the

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complications of diabetes or if there's

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a lot of sugar going through your body

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now the next point I want to bring up

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about sugar is just if you have extra

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sugar let's say you have something

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called the dawn phenomena where you wake

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up in the morning and you have all this

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like you didn't even eat sugar just went

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higher in your body or let's say you ate

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sugar and the sugar is high you can burn

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it off by exercising you can go for a

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long walk like 20 minutes or 30 minutes

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and burn off that extra sugar so that's

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another way to counter the sugar that's

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flowing through your body in addition to

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that apple cider vinegar greatly helps

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regulate your blood sugars you mix it

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with water like a tablespoon and it will

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greatly improve your blood sugars as

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well as lower your insulin

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cinnamon is another very potent herb or

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spice to lower your blood sugars and as

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a supplement berberine is another one

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that is almost comparable to metformin

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to help regulate blood sugars and

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without the side effects the next point

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I want to bring up about sugar is

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something called the insulin index we

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talked about how sugar can cradle these

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problems but what about insulin itself

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because when you eat refined

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carbohydrates or sugar you jack up

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insulin and the lower things that are on

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the insulin index the better they are

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the higher they are the worse off you

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are okay so at the very lowest point on

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the insulin index you have pure fats as

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you start going up the scale normally

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fat doesn't come as fat it comes with

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other things like protein for example so

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the more fat that comes with the protein

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the lower the insulin Spike so for

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example if you ate egg whites compared

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to the yolk that would be a much higher

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insulin Spike than if you ate the whole

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egg with the yolk if you ate nuts for

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example that are lower in fat versus a

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pecan or a macadamia nut there's going

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to be a big difference in where that is

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on the insulin index

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and then if we take a protein that has

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like no fat in it that's very very high

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on the insulin index so whey protein

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powder is really bad for your blood

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sugars so the reason I'm bringing that

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up is that if you add more fat to your

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meal you'll buffer the insulin response

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now we can combine all this together

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let's say you have a salad with all the

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phytonutrients that can actually counter

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some of the uh the free radical damage

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from the sugar right and then we add the

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oil olive oil to help buffer any type of

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insulin response there and then we also

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add vinegar because I mentioned apple

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cider vinegar lowering your blood sugars

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we can add balsamic vinaigrette now you

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have this amazing countering effect

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basically you're just having salad with

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dressing to help buffer the bad effects

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from sugar all right the next thing you

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could do to counter the bad effects from

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sugar and other things would be just to

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do fasting okay what does fasting do it

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turns on all the repair genes in your

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body so your body is going to go in this

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repair mode and very potently repair

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damage from things that you just did

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whether

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from alcohol refined carbs or just pure

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sugar

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so

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fasting is a very important thing also

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fasting will stimulate your own body's

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antioxidants and that will counter the

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free radical damage from the sugar the

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next point I want to bring up is about

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your brain if given the choice between

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glucose or sugar

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and ketones your brain will choose

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ketones over sugar so how can you apply

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that let's say for example you eat

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something really sugary well your brain

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is going to suck that right in right

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it's going to affect your cognitive

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skills your your mood and all sorts of

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things right if you took MCT oil which

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turns into ketones really fast so that

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will act as a substitute so your brain

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will grab the ketones instead of the

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sugar and at least mentally you're going

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to feel a lot better than if you didn't

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do that let's say for example you went

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off the program and you had some alcohol

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how can you counter that well you have a

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hangover right I'm going to show you how

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to counter that but then you also have

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the damage that it's done to the liver

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so there's an enzyme your liver produces

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to turn that alcohol into another

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chemical it's called acetaldehyde which

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is like 30 times more toxic than actual

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alcohol and so the bad feeling that you

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get when you drink alcohol like a

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hangover is from that byproduct it's

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kind of like an intermediate chemical in

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the process of trying to break down

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alcohol and so you can take vitamin B1

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to help counter that Toxin and that will

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reduce your hangover the other problem

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with alcohol it's very dehydrating so if

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you were to take some electrolytes okay

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and more water you would feel better as

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well because your brain is now

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dehydrated some people do pickle juice

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you can also do electrolyte powder you

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can add sea salt with more water to

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counter that the other really cool thing

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you can do is take the herb milk thistle

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which has very special properties for

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your liver okay it protects the liver it

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reduces the effect of alcohol destroying

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the cells and this other condition

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called autophagy which is the recycling

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of damaged tissue in your body it will

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actually increase that all right number

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three drugs okay so this goes beyond

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sugar or refined carbs and alcohol let's

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say you take medication there are some

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side effects that are going to occur if

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you took milk thistle that would protect

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your liver but here's the catch a lot of

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medications use the same enzymes as milk

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thistle so you don't want to take it at

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the same time okay because that might

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decrease the effect of the drug I would

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just recommend take the milk thistle at

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a different time of the day so that way

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of the protection but you don't

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interfere with the drug a couple little

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points about drugs metformin depletes

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B12 and B1 so you want to take those two

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drugs to prevent a condition called

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lactic acid doses which is very

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dangerous statins deplete consume Q10 so

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you want to take more coenzyme to Q10 if

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you take statins antibiotics kill off

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your good bacteria and then you end up

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with a yeast infection

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anytime you take an antibiotic you

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should always take a probiotic at the

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same time and acids destroy the acid in

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the stomach putting you in a situation

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you now are going to have a hard time

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absorbing minerals killing off viruses

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and other bacteria also take apple cider

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vinegar and water and betaine

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hydrochloride most of those remedies

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will probably fix your acid reflux

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anyway all right the next point about

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grains whether that's bread pasta cereal

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crackers biscuits things like that

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grains are filled with phytic acid which

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blocks trace minerals and other minerals

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like zinc iron iodine calcium magnesium

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manganese and many other minerals so if

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you're doing a lot of grain products you

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want to make sure that you replace these

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trace minerals and minerals and it just

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so happens that the two top best foods

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for doing that would be organ Meats like

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liver and that gives you really good

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bioavailable zinc and iron and other

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minerals like selenium but also

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shellfish will do it when you consume

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fish that's high in mercury that could

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be very problematic to various things

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like your thyroid so you want to take

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the antidote to Mercury and that is

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selenium selenium binds up with Mercury

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making Mercury no longer toxic to the

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body and so the fish that are high in

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mercury are like shark swordfish and

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tuna Seafood that are low in mercury are

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like salmon Cod oyster sardines shrimp

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and canned tuna that's light and there

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are many more all right number six let's

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say you ate too much sodium or just

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table salt right or you had MSG

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monosodium glutamate which is a lot of

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sodium and you feel all swollen and

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puffy you can take potassium to counter

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that so the more sodium chloride you

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have or the more sodium you have the

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more potassium you need to counter that

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so that would definitely be like leafy

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greens or a big salad couple last points

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on this topic if you found that you ate

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too much food and you feel bloated you

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could take betaine hydrochloride and or

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apple cider vinegar to speed up the

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digestion to help you reduce the

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bloating next Point oxalates let's say

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you ate a lot of spinach or almonds that

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are high in oxalates which tend to

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irritate your joints or increase your

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risk for kidney stones you can take

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Dairy that has calcium to counter the

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oxalates this is why people that take

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spinach also might have some feta cheese

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with it and also if you add lemon to it

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you get these citrates to also bind with

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the oxalate stones to prevent kidney

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stones so calcium and citrate will

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counter oxalates and last point when you

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go into ketogenic diet

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you're going to get rid of fluid and you

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might also find that you're low on

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electrolytes and B vitamins I would

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recommend using nutritional yeast now if

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you haven't seen this video on what

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would happen if you gave up sugar for 14

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days it's really interesting I put it up

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right here check it out

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