Vegetables are literally a scam.

Evil Food Supply
14 Dec 202326:15

Summary

TLDRThis video challenges the conventional wisdom of eating vegetables, suggesting they may not be as healthy as believed due to natural pesticides, goitrogens, and anti-nutrients. It discusses health risks associated with certain vegetables like kale and celery, and advocates for a diet focused on animal foods and less toxic plant foods like fruits and root vegetables.

Takeaways

  • πŸ₯¦ Vegetables like kale and celery are often touted as superfoods, but they may not be as healthy as they seem. They contain natural pesticides and other compounds that can be harmful to humans.
  • 🌱 Plants have evolved complex defense mechanisms, including natural pesticides, to deter animals from eating them. These defenses can cause digestive disorders, headaches, asthma, and autoimmune diseases in humans.
  • 🍏 Organic fruits and vegetables can still contain high levels of pesticides. A study showed that organic strawberries had enough pesticide residue in their juice to reapply as crop protection.
  • 🌿 Goitrogens, found in vegetables like kale, broccoli, and cabbage, interfere with the thyroid gland's ability to absorb iodine, potentially leading to metabolic issues and thyroid disease.
  • πŸ₯— The idea that vegetables are essential for a healthy diet is largely a modern construct, promoted heavily by the weight loss industry and influenced by PR campaigns, such as the one that made kale popular.
  • 🌳 Herbivorous animals like cows and sheep have adapted to process the toxins in plants through their long digestive tracts, which humans lack, making it harder for us to process plant fiber and potentially leading to digestive issues.
  • πŸ₯¬ Leafy greens, such as spinach and lettuce, are often contaminated with dangerous bacteria like E. coli because they are grown in soil and are typically consumed raw, unlike fruits or root vegetables.
  • 🌱 Anti-nutrients in vegetables can bind to nutrients, making them less absorbable by the human body. This can lead to a lack of essential nutrients despite consuming foods high in vitamins and minerals.
  • πŸ₯© A diet focused on animal proteins and the least toxic plant foods, like fruits and root vegetables, is suggested as more beneficial for human health than a diet heavy in leafy greens and other vegetables.
  • 🌐 The global food system can lead to the spread of foodborne illnesses, as seen in the multi-state E. coli outbreak linked to Roma lettuce, highlighting the risks of consuming raw vegetables.
  • πŸ›’ Consumers are advised to be cautious about the source of their meat, as labels like 'Produced in the USA' may not accurately reflect the origin of the meat, potentially exposing consumers to lower quality products.

Q & A

  • What are some reasons given in the script for why people might avoid eating vegetables?

    -The script mentions that vegetables can be contaminated with harmful bacteria like E. coli, they contain natural pesticides and goitrogens which can affect human health, and they have anti-nutrients that hinder nutrient absorption.

  • What is the potential impact of E. coli contamination in vegetables?

    -E. coli contamination can cause severe health issues, including liver dysfunction, hospitalization, and in extreme cases, death. It can lead to long-term health effects and is difficult to eliminate from vegetables since they are often eaten raw.

  • How do plants defend themselves against being eaten, according to the script?

    -Plants have evolved to produce natural pesticides and toxins that deter animals from eating them. These defense mechanisms can cause digestive issues and other health problems in humans.

  • Why might the nutritional benefits of vegetables be overestimated?

    -The script suggests that anti-nutrients in vegetables bind to vitamins and minerals, making them less absorbable by the human body. For example, only a small percentage of iron in spinach is actually absorbed by humans.

  • What historical changes influenced the increase in vegetable consumption in the American diet?

    -The Industrial Age led to people leaving farm work for city jobs, resulting in a shift in diet. People began experimenting with new ingredients like vegetables, which were seen as more sophisticated than the high-calorie, meat-based diet of farmers.

  • What role did Oberin Sinclair play in popularizing kale?

    -Oberin Sinclair, a PR firm owner, launched a campaign to make kale popular in America. She used marketing strategies like getting celebrities to endorse kale and creating a fake American Kale Association, significantly boosting its popularity.

  • What are some health risks associated with high consumption of kale?

    -Consuming large amounts of kale can lead to thyroid issues due to goitrogens, which interfere with iodine absorption. Historical cases showed that kale diets in animals caused thyroid disease and brain abnormalities.

  • Why is celery juice consumption controversial according to the script?

    -Celery juice became popular due to a psychic's endorsement, but high consumption has been linked to asthma, sun sensitivity, male infertility, miscarriages, and fetal abnormalities. It was traditionally considered a medicinal food to be consumed in small amounts.

  • What are the differences between how humans and herbivorous animals process plant materials?

    -Herbivorous animals like cows have long digestive tracts that can process fiber into short-chain fatty acids. Humans, on the other hand, have shorter digestive tracts, and plant fibers can cause digestive issues instead of being beneficial.

  • What alternatives to a vegetable-based diet does the script suggest?

    -The script suggests focusing on meat and organs, which are higher in nutrients and more easily absorbed by the body. It also recommends root vegetables and fruits, as these parts of plants are less defended by natural toxins.

Outlines

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πŸ₯¦ The Myth of Healthy Vegetables

This paragraph challenges the common belief that vegetables are inherently healthy. It discusses a man named Todd who refuses to eat vegetables, leading to a discussion about the potential dangers of consuming vegetables. The script mentions an E. coli outbreak linked to Roma lettuce, highlighting the risks associated with eating raw vegetables. It also delves into the idea that plants might not want to be eaten, suggesting that vegetables could contain toxins to deter consumption. The paragraph further explores the notion that organic farming might not necessarily mean safer produce, as organic strawberries were found to have high levels of pesticides. The speaker shares their personal experience of eliminating vegetables from their diet and feeling better as a result, questioning the nutritional value of vegetables compared to meat and organs.

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🌱 The Evolution of Vegetable Consumption

This paragraph explores the historical context of vegetable consumption, suggesting that vegetables were not a staple in early human diets. It explains that in the early 1800s, people relied on high-calorie foods like meat for energy, using vegetables sparingly for flavor or medicinal purposes. The Industrial Revolution led to a shift in dietary habits as people moved to cities and had more time to experiment with different foods, including vegetables. The paragraph also discusses the rise of the weight loss industry and its promotion of vegetables like kale, which was once considered a lowly vegetable but was turned into a 'superfood' through marketing efforts. The speaker questions the health benefits of vegetables, implying that they might not be as beneficial as commonly believed.

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🌿 The Dark Side of Kale

This paragraph focuses on the negative effects of consuming kale, which has been widely promoted as a healthy vegetable. It recounts the story of Oberin Sinclair, a PR professional who used her skills to popularize kale in America. Despite its popularity, the script warns that kale might not be as healthy as it seems. Historically, feeding kale to sheep led to severe health issues, including goiters and brain abnormalities in lambs. The paragraph explains that kale contains compounds that can interfere with thyroid function, potentially leading to metabolic issues. It also mentions the dangers of consuming large amounts of celery, which has been linked to asthma, sun sensitivity, and reproductive issues. The speaker argues that many vegetables are not as beneficial as they are made out to be.

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🌳 The Defense Mechanisms of Plants

This paragraph delves into the natural defense mechanisms of plants, explaining how they produce toxins to deter herbivores. It discusses how plants have evolved to protect themselves from being eaten, using examples like caterpillars being repelled by toxins in leaves. The script highlights that many green vegetables contain natural pesticides, which can cause health issues in humans, such as digestive disorders and autoimmune diseases. It also touches on the concept of goitrogens, compounds found in vegetables like kale and broccoli that can interfere with thyroid function. The paragraph further explains that green vegetables can absorb dangerous bacteria from the soil, making them potential carriers of diseases like E. coli. The speaker warns against the consumption of green vegetables, suggesting that they might be more harmful than beneficial.

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πŸ₯¬ The Illusion of Nutrient Absorption

This paragraph challenges the notion that consuming green vegetables leads to significant nutrient absorption. It points out that many of the vitamins and minerals listed on the packaging of green powders and supplements are not effectively absorbed by the human body. The script cites a study showing that only a small percentage of iron in spinach is absorbed, casting doubt on the nutritional value of vegetables. It introduces the concept of anti-nutrients, compounds found in vegetables that bind to nutrients and make them unusable by the body. The paragraph also discusses the methods to reduce anti-nutrients, such as boiling, fermenting, or soaking, but notes that these methods are not always effective. The speaker suggests that focusing on root vegetables and fruits, which are less defended by plants, might be a better dietary choice.

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πŸ₯© The Importance of Quality Meat

This paragraph shifts the focus from vegetables to meat, emphasizing the importance of choosing quality meat. It discusses the misleading labels on meat products, explaining that the 'Produced in the USA' stickers might not accurately reflect the origin of the meat. The script warns that meat labeled as American could actually come from countries with lower standards, such as Mexico or Brazil. The speaker encourages consumers to seek out quality meat and provides a link to a newsletter that offers information on how to find such meat. The paragraph concludes by suggesting that focusing on animal foods and less toxic plant foods, like fruits and root vegetables, is a better dietary strategy for overall health.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘Vegetables

Vegetables are edible plants or parts of plants, often consumed for their nutritional value. In the video, vegetables are portrayed as potentially harmful due to their natural pesticides and anti-nutrients. The script discusses various vegetables like kale, celery, and broccoli, highlighting their supposed negative health effects.

πŸ’‘E. coli

E. coli, or Escherichia coli, is a type of bacteria that can cause illness in humans. The video mentions E. coli outbreaks linked to vegetables like Roma lettuce, emphasizing the risk of foodborne illnesses from consuming raw vegetables, which can be contaminated with bacteria in the soil.

πŸ’‘Pesticides

Pesticides are chemicals used to protect plants from pests. The script differentiates between synthetic pesticides used in agriculture and natural pesticides produced by plants themselves. It suggests that the natural pesticides in vegetables can cause health issues like digestive disorders and autoimmune diseases.

πŸ’‘Anti-nutrients

Anti-nutrients are compounds found in some foods that can interfere with the absorption of nutrients. The video explains that vegetables like spinach and kale contain anti-nutrients that can bind to nutrients, making them less available for absorption, thus potentially leading to malnutrition.

πŸ’‘Goitrogens

Goitrogens are substances that can interfere with the function of the thyroid gland by blocking iodine absorption. The script warns that vegetables like kale contain goitrogens, which can lead to thyroid problems such as goiters and metabolic issues.

πŸ’‘Herbivores

Herbivores are animals that eat only plants. The video contrasts the digestive systems of herbivores, which can process plant fibers effectively, with that of humans, suggesting that humans are not well-adapted to a plant-based diet due to our shorter digestive tracts.

πŸ’‘Nutrient Absorption

Nutrient absorption refers to how well the body can take in and utilize the nutrients from food. The video argues that the nutrient absorption from vegetables is highly limited due to anti-nutrients, which can hinder the body's ability to benefit from the vitamins and minerals they contain.

πŸ’‘Kale

Kale is a leafy green vegetable often touted for its health benefits. However, the video challenges this notion, linking kale consumption to thyroid issues and suggesting that its popularity was largely driven by marketing rather than nutritional science.

πŸ’‘Celery

Celery is another vegetable that has gained popularity, especially for its juice, which is claimed to have health benefits. The script, however, warns of potential health risks associated with celery, such as male infertility and miscarriages, due to its high content of natural pesticides.

πŸ’‘Fruits

Fruits are the mature ovaries of flowering plants, often containing seeds. The video suggests that fruits are a more beneficial part of a plant-based diet compared to vegetables, as they are less defended by the plant and more likely to be consumed by animals to aid in seed dispersal.

πŸ’‘Root Vegetables

Root vegetables are plant parts that grow underground and are typically rich in nutrients. The script recommends root vegetables like potatoes and carrots as healthier alternatives to leafy greens, arguing that they are more nutritious and less likely to contain harmful substances.

Highlights

Todd refuses vegetables, leading to a discussion about their supposed health benefits.

CDC announces an E. coli outbreak linked to Roma lettuce, highlighting the risks of consuming certain vegetables.

The affected region of the E. coli outbreak is Yuma, Arizona, with various cut fruits and vegetables potentially contaminated.

Consumers are warned about the risks of not cooking lettuce, as it cannot eliminate the risk of bacteria.

Inorganic fruits and vegetables are criticized for their high pesticide content, even in their juice.

Organic produce is not necessarily pathogen-free, contrary to common belief.

A personal account details a diet devoid of vegetables, fruits, nuts, and seeds, with no reported nutrient deficiencies.

The narrative challenges the conventional wisdom that vegetables are nutrient-dense and beneficial.

Animals are naturally adapted to consuming plants, unlike humans, due to their digestive systems.

Vegetables are suggested to contain toxins as a defense mechanism against being eaten.

The popularity of kale is attributed to a PR campaign, despite its potential health risks.

Kale consumption has been linked to thyroid issues in both humans and animals.

Celery juice is promoted as a health trend, despite lacking empirical evidence and potential health risks.

Vegetables are described as containing natural pesticides that can cause digestive disorders and autoimmune diseases.

Goitrogens in vegetables are identified as compounds that interfere with thyroid function.

E. coli outbreaks are linked to the consumption of baby spinach and other leafy greens.

The nutrient absorption from vegetables is questioned, with studies showing low absorption rates.

Anti-nutrients in vegetables are explained as compounds that inhibit the absorption of beneficial nutrients.

Root vegetables and fruits are suggested as healthier plant-based food options.

The importance of choosing quality meat is emphasized, with a critique of misleading labeling practices.

Transcripts

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Todd would you like some mixed

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vegetables hell

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no what did you say I said I don't want

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any damn vegetables all right that's it

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young man no Bible stories for you

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tonight you're going down pece it's

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crunch time get

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suit veggies veggies veggies eat your

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veggies eat your starches who ordered

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all vegetables I did they're good and

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you're going to have

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some you've been told that vegetables

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are the best things to eat what if this

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isn't true what if plants don't like to

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be eaten I was wrong about eating

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vegetables dozens of people have ended

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up in the hospital with possible cases

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of eoli the CDC announced another eoli

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outbreak is impacting Roma lettuce

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people reported getting sick being

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hospitalized for liver dysfunction and

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even having their gallbladders removed

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in some cases 98 people from 22

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different states making this the biggest

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multi-state ecol outbreak in at least 12

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years the affected region is Yuma

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Arizona cut fruit cut cantaloupe

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strawberries caramel apples tomatoes

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onions all these products are likely

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contaminated I ate a salad and now I

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have long-term health effects from

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it you know we're in a global food

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system where we're importing and

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exporting food all over the place so

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problems that occur here can certainly

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be exported elsewhere bacteria don't

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care about Import and Export

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restrictions consumers don't cook

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lettuce so there's no way to control

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that risk in our kitchen we eat it fresh

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so there's no kill step you know you can

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clean it but you're still not truly

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killing

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it I would never touch an inorganic

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fruit and vegetables because fruits

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absorb pesticides and herbicides and

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insecticides through their skin there

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was a recent study published about

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inorganic strawberries where they

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actually took inorganic strawberries

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from the supermarket brought them home

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put them in a commercial press pressed

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the juice out of them and there was so

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so much pesticide in the juice they were

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able to take that juice and respray the

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crop W and still have the same level of

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pesticide protection from the juice that

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was squeezed from inorganic and organic

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only means that it uses less chemicals

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pesticides organic simply doesn't mean

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pathogen free I've been virtually plant

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re in my diet for the last 3 and A2

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years and that means no vegetables no

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fruits virtually no nuts no seeds I've

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been eating just fatty red meat and eggs

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occasional chicken and pork and seafood

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that has been the entirety of my diet

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and I have not developed any vitamin or

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nutrient deficiencies I actually feel

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better now at 53 years of age than I

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felt in my early 30s we've been told

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that vegetables the leaves the stems The

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Roots the seeds of plants are good for

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us because they're full of nutrients

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meat and organs contain far more

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nutrients than

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vegetables this is why the diseases are

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going up and up and up and up it's

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simple growing up we've always been told

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to eat your vegetables they told you

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that if you eat your greens you'll grow

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up to be big and strong b r o c o l i I

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am the broccoli and don't know why c a r

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r o n a t carrots are healthy for you

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and me you'll get muscles like

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[Music]

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popey

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you might even become

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superum how'd you do that uh you know

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eat your green vegetables and if you

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didn't well we all know what happens to

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naughty kids that don't eat their

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vegetables Angelica if you don't eat

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some broccoli then you're not going to

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get seconds UND desert but that's not

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fair but what if we told you that the

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whole eat your vegetables thing was a

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flat out lie what if vegetables are not

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actually all that healthy what if plants

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have complex defense mechanisms to deter

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animals from eating them and that's why

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vegetables are actually somewhat toxic

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for us to consume if these plants are so

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toxic how can animals eat them well

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animals are adapted to eating these

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plants these are herbivorous animals

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possums and justest doses of up to 10 G

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of 18 cyol per day doses which would be

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quite poisonous for human beings and

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what if all the micronutrients

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vegetables do have are completely

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useless because our our bodies can't

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absorb nearly any of it what if eating

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too much celery has been linked to

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miscarriages and infertility what if

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eating too much kale has been linked to

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thyroid disease and kidney stones and

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yet today all these vegetables have this

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magical Aura around them today when we

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think of a healthy diet our brains

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automatically conjure up images of

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luscious Bland leafy greens when in

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reality that is the exact opposite of

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what we should be eating oh oh a there's

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a reason why you don't feel full eating

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vegetables there's a reason why

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vegetables usually taste bitter because

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vegetables are not meant to be eaten

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it's so hard to get kids to eat their

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vegetables for Millennia people

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intuitively knew this vegetables didn't

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make up the majority of their diets they

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ate meat that they hunted and fruit that

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they scavenged vegetables were used

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sparingly and yet somehow we've all been

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duped into thinking that salads green

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smoothies green juices green powders are

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healthy there is some validity to

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considering the wild notion that

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vegetables the leaves stems roots and

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seeds of plants contain defense

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chemicals and they may not be helping us

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back in the early 1800s vegetables were

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pretty rare people were spending all day

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working on the farm and to spend an

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entire day on your feet you would need a

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lot of calories a Mandarin chicken salad

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from Wendy's just wouldn't have cut it

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and sure these Farmers would slip a

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vegetable or two into their soup for

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some extra flavor or use herbs and

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leaves in a medicinal way to cure

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diseases but no one was hking down piles

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of broccoli or painful swallowing Fork

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fulls of kale because why would they

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they needed high calorie foods to have

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enough energy to plow their land their

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lives depended on it and the most dense

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food out there in terms of both calories

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and nutrients was and always will be

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meat so that's what Farmers ate and

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these Farmers stuck to a high calorie

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meat-based diet for a while but then the

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Industrial Age happened all of a sudden

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people started leaving leaving the farm

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life behind for a shot at the American

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dream in the big city big cities where

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there's movie theaters restaurants and

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grocery stores people turned away from

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plowing the fields to work cushy office

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jobs and their wives had all the Time in

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the World to cook all sorts of different

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meals at home people didn't want to eat

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the same food as low class Farmers now

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did they that was behind them plus need

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is expensive so now the American

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population started experimenting with

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new Cuisines new recipes new ingredients

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s new ingredients like vegetables in

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every other culture around the world raw

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vegetables were either consumed very

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sparingly for medicinal purposes or for

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a bit of flavor but come on this is the

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Golden Age of America let's import every

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vegetable we can and let's eat

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vegetables in every way possible we have

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the time we have the money so why not so

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Americans started to get creative with

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raw vegetables there was the aspic salad

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of the' 60s the spinach sule of the 7s

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the broccoli cheddar salad of the80s and

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slowly but surely vegetables started

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taking over the American pallet and

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because vegetables are pretty much

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calorie free it made the perfect Target

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for the weight loss

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industry kale it's crunchy it's crisp it

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kind of tastes like grass clippings but

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according to the biggest Health experts

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in America kale is the superfood MVP of

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greens it is King kale because it's one

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of the most nutritious vegetables I knew

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kale before it was kale it's the Holy

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Grail of nutrition but here's what you

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may not realize only 10 years ago kale

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was just a sad wilted mess underneath

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the Pizza Hut salad bar so how did this

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lowely vegetable undergo this incredible

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transformation well it was all thanks to

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one woman Miss oberin Sinclair oberin is

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the owner of the New York City PR firm

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my young auntie and Miss oberin had one

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simple dream to get America to eat more

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kale why because I've been trying to

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convert people for years to eat in a

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healthy way I've always loved kale it is

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an amazing vegetable and so she used her

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skills to make kale the hottest thing

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since avocado toast she got Beyonce to

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wear a kale sweatshirt she convinced New

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York restaurants to put kale on their

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menus she even created a fake Facebook

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page for the American kale Association

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which isn't even a real Association she

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literally made it up out of the air and

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yet somehow it worked kale kale kale

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kale kale kale today you can find kale

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everywhere it's being massaged into

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salad it's being blended into smoothies

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McDonald even put out a kale breakfast

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bowl and that would be fine if kale was

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actually healthy for you but the truth

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is kale is shockingly bad for you see

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back in the day Farmers tried to feed

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kale to their sheep and the results were

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nothing short of horrifying because of

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the Sheep's High kale diet they ended up

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giving birth to babies with massive

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goers a goer is when a sheep has a giant

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bulge on its throat like this

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but on top of that a lot of the baby

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lambs developed major brain

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abnormalities some were even stillborn

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and cows that were fed kale in Tasmania

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they produced milk that ended up causing

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thyroid disease in the children who

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drank it if you don't know your thyroid

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gland is a small butterfly-shaped gland

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located below your atom's Apple your

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thyroid gland is responsible for making

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two main hormones that affect every cell

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in the body and they play a key role in

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how fast your body uses fat fats and

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carbohydrates in other words your

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thyroid plays a key role in your

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metabolism so you definitely don't want

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to hurt your thyroid or get a thyroid

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disease thyroid disease can mean your

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thyroid doesn't produce enough of the

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thyroid hormones your body needs or it

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can produce too much or you can also

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develop a goer like those sheep that is

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what's happening when you eat kale and

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yet health conscious Americans will just

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keep gobbling it down like they 's no

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tomorrow and sure you're not going to

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get thyroid disease after one or two

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kale smoothies but it is definitely a

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net negative for your body and here's

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the thing the exact same thing happened

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with

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celery before celery was consumed here

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and there but it wouldn't be until 5

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years ago that America would get really

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hooked on it and it was all thanks to

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this guy Anthony William a famous

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psychic many people shortly after

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drinking 16 o of celery juice on an

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empty stomach every single day

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experience less digestive problems they

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get rid of acid reflux they feel more

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energy they feel more clear their brain

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fog dissipates they feel like they're

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moving forward moving forward finally

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out of their illness finally out of

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their condition but why celery juice

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well because a voice in his head told

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him so uh for anybody who doesn't know

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about me or where I get my information

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from comes from a source above a source

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that's free from the agenda that men

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here have on the planet the idea that

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celery juice is healthy did not come

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from empirical data but a random voice

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in his head and yet once again the

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public ate it up um so many celebrities

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have joined this craze Sylvester

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Stallone I heard is now a big fan of the

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celery juice he's juicing celery juice

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absolutely he's doing he's juicing

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celery yeah that works for him I mean

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come on it's going to work for everyone

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Jenna danan I've been seeing she's been

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posting about you as well as the celery

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juice Kim Kardashian yeah she's doing it

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too she's doing the celery juice every

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single morning 16 o on an empty stomach

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wow yeah never mind that celery was

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traditionally considered a medicinal

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food that's only supposed to be eaten in

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small amounts but just like kale celery

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is actually not good for you at all

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drinking high amounts of celery like

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this has been linked to asthma extreme

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Sun sensitivity male infertility

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miscarriages and fetal abnormalities but

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it's not just kale or celery that's bad

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for you it's most vegetables but why why

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are vegetables so dangerous for us it

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seems very counterintuitive since we've

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been conditioned our whole lives to

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believe that green equals healthy but

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the simple reality is plants do not want

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you to eat

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them the intention of plants is very

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clear here they don't want us to eat the

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leaves the stems

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the roots or the seeds they don't want

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us to Crunch and chew up the seeds

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because that would subvert the plant's

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efforts to move those seeds to the Next

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Generation from a survival perspective

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plants don't have much going for them

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they're just kind of there waving in the

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wind just waiting to be eaten so in

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order to survive plants have evolved

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complex defense mechanisms to deter wbe

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vegetarians for example when a

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caterpillar chews on certain types of

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leaves the leaves will actually secrete

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a toxin driving the caterpillar away

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when we chew a spinach or kale Leaf

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those same toxins get released and these

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toxins are called natural pesticides

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you've heard of pesticides they're the

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dangerous chemical cocktails that are

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sprayed on big agriculture to prevent

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insects from eating the crops but what

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you may not know is that plants actually

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produce natural pesticides and pretty

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much every green vegetable contains them

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these natural pesticides can cause

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digestive disorders headaches asthma and

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a whole list of autoimmune diseases all

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in an effort to convince you never to

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eat this plant again and yet thanks to

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all this conditioning to eat your

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vegetables eat your vegetables eat your

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vegetables eat your vegetables eat your

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green

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vegetables one scientist said that

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humans eat 10,000 times more natural

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pesticides than they do synthetic but

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you can see here from this paper table

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one is 49 natural pesticides and

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metabolites found and cabbage they

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mentioned below this chart in the

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explanation alil isoo cyanates induced

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papilomas of the bladder and male rats a

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neoplasm that is unusually rare in

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control rats was classified by the

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national toxicology program as

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carcinogenic alil isothiocyanate occurs

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in cabbage but you may be wondering well

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okay evil food supply but why are cows

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able to eat grass then well animals like

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cows sheep and horses are 100%

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herbivores and it's all thanks to their

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super long digestive tracts that are

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able to process fiber into short chain

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fatty acids humans do not have this long

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digestive tract plant fiber goes right

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through us and is actually pretty bad

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for our digestion others of us have to

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avoid them because they immediately

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start to cause inflammation in the gut

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which can manifest as constipation

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diarrhea bloating gas but it's not just

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these natural pesticides that are

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ruining our bodies green vegetables like

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kale broccoli cauliflower and cabbage

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all contain something called goitrogens

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goitrogens are compounds that interfere

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with your thyroid gland they block your

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thyroid from absorbing iodine which it

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needs to build hormones which means your

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metabolism is going to be wrecked

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goitrogens act the same way in the body

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as cyanide it's pure poison remember

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those Lambs it was the goitrogens in the

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kale that made their thyroids so big so

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many people today are chucking kale

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smoothies every single morning assuming

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it's giving them energy when really it's

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blocking their hormone production making

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them more tired and weak typically

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people will struggle with cold

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intolerance or they say that I'm just

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having trouble losing weight and I'm

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doing all the same things and that I

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used to be doing and I'm gaining weight

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or I feel really sluggish so they might

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have brain fog they might have fatigue

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they might have muscle wasting and hair

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loss

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and the symptoms seem to be all over the

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place right and you're like well do I go

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to the hair doctor do I go to the this

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kind of doctor and a lot of these

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symptoms can be traced back to the

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thyroid gland and as if pesticides and

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goitrogens Aren't Enough green

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vegetables are known to be sponges for

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Dangerous bacteria and the CDC with a

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warning this afternoon about an ecoli

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outbreak linked to baby spinach you can

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get really sick and If You're vulnerable

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very young very old autoimmune problems

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you can die from that washing does not

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remove this bacteria because what it can

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do is get inside the cells so washing

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doesn't do anything at all number one is

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just don't eat it just when in doubt

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throw it out which explains a lot like

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have you ever wondered why it's always

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the leafy greens that are contaminated

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with ecoli it's because ecoli and other

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types of dangerous bacteria like leria

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are found in soil and what grows in soil

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green vegetables and unlike fruits which

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are usually grown on trees or potato and

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onions that are grown in the ground and

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are usually peeled green vegetables are

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just eaten as is so if there's eccoli

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infested manure in that soil and the

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food processor doesn't clean their

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vegetables well those same vegetables

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could make their way to your plate Roma

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lettuce contaminated with eoli caused

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four new deaths one of them in Upstate

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New York according to a new alert from

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the Centers for Disease Control the

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bacteria which is normally treatable

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causes severe fever and diarrhea the

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breakout started last month month after

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a coli was found on lettuce from Yuma

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Arizona so far almost 200 people from 35

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states have reported feeling

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ill look on any container of greens

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powder and you'll see a huge list of

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vitamins and minerals calcium magnesium

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phosphorus vitamin B6 biotin you stir up

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a glass of this green stuff thinking

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that all of these nutrients are going to

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be absorbing into you turning you into

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the fitness influencer of your dreams

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but that is simply an illusion barely

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any of those nutrients are going to get

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absorbed according to one study only 1

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to 10% of the iron in spinach gets

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absorbed by humans so when vegans argue

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that one cup of spinach is the

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equivalent of a piece of steak it's just

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not you're only getting a tiny fraction

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of the nutrients listed on the label one

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of our regulars at antler was talking to

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me about about his experience he used to

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have a organic vegetable farm uh and

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he's a 6'7 big huge tall Dutch white guy

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and he goes to me he says you know uh I

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was vegan for a long time I had this

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organic vegetable farm and I thought

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that I was doing my body a service I

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thought I was doing something great for

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my body and he got really sick and he

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went to the doctor and the doctor said

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listen man you have to take supplements

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the things you're not getting from from

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eating meat or you have to go back to

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eating meat but why why can't you absorb

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all that goodness that is in spinach

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it's because of one thing something

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called

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anti-nutrients anti-nutrients are

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compounds that are found in vegetables

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like spinach kale broccoli collards

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cabbage brussels sprouts and more and

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there's also anti-nutrients in grains

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like rice and legumes like beans lentils

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chickpeas soybeans and peanuts the

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reason why they're called anti-nutrients

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is because they bind to the nutrients

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that you actually want to absorb and

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basically make them unusable by the

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human body a few of the well-studied

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anti-nutrients include lectins ftic acid

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and tannins now there are ways to reduce

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the amount of antinutrients in these

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foods like boiling them fermenting them

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or soaking them but it's not perfect and

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it usually doesn't remove all of it for

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example if you boil your vegetables you

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also have to make sure you dump out the

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water to get rid of the antinutrients or

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else it will just be in the water so if

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you ever wondered why vegans tend to

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look and feel malnourished this is

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probably one of the reasons almost none

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of these nutrients are getting

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absorbed so if vegetables are completely

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off the table what do we put on our

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plate instead well first off if you're

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using a little bit of Basil or mint here

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and there for the flavor and Aroma it's

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probably not the end of the world but to

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base your entire diet off of mainly

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vegetables is a bad idea no matter what

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the vegans want you to think the

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documentary on veganism coming soon so

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make sure you subscribe overall the most

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nutritious foods you can eat from the

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plant kingdom are root vegetables and

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fruit plants don't want you to eat it

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but they do actually want you to eat

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their fruit why because when animals eat

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a plants fruit that animal is helping

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that plant spread its seed and propagate

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there's a reason why fruit is sweet and

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delicious while you have to D celery and

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range in order to be able to scarf it

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down when a plant is making a fruit it

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may put defense chemicals in the fruit

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when it's green when it's unripe but as

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the fruit ripens they get lower and

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lower and lower and lower and a lot of

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these defense chemicals are at much

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higher levels 5 to 10 a in the stems and

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the leaves so fruit is clearly the least

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defended part of a planet and Roots like

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potatoes carrots carots and beets are so

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dense in nutrients you could literally

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grow leaves out of them now you may be

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thinking but what about fiber I need all

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that fiber from my daily kale smoothie

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well fiber from vegetables is actually

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not that important soluble fiber which

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is the watery gel-like fiber in

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vegetables and Roots is the only type of

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fiber we need to feed good bacteria in

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soluble fiber which is the stuff in

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vegetables is like eating pure grass it

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just goes in one hole and right out the

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other we're not adapted this guys as

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humans we have been seeking out animal

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foods preferentially and the least toxic

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plant foods for our entire Evolution

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which is why making those the center of

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your diet sends a signal to your body

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that you are the apex predator that you

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are a good Hunter if you want to send a

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signal to your body that you're a crappy

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Hunter and you want to eat crappy

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survival foods like seeds nuts grains

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legumes plant leaves and stems you can

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do that but you're not going to thrive

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in the most way in in the highest way I

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believe for most people but what you got

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to keep in mind is that not all meat is

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equal in fact most of the meat you find

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at your local grocery store is pretty

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sketchy you know how you see those

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American raised beef or produced in the

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USA stickers in the grocery store well

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apparently those stickers are a complete

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lie there used to be a very strict law

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in place that required Meat Packers to

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label exactly where their beef was

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raised but that law was squashed in 2015

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by the US CA because it hampered

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competition with livestock from other

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countries which means you could be

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buying beef that's labeled produced in

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the USA when in reality the meat is from

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Mexico or Brazil that could have much

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lower standards and we expose it all

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along with how to find Quality Meat in

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our latest newsletter that you get right

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