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*Beans and Noodle Soup* The Brain Docs (YT) czcams.com/video/SIO39AC-oBU/video.html *Ingredients* ½ cup Raw Cashews, soak in hot water overnight to soften ½ cup Mung Beans, cooked in 3 cups of water for 20 minutes Large Onion, diced 2 cloves Garlic, finely chopped 8 cups Vegetable Broth 2 Tbsp Tomato Paste 2 tsp Turmeric Fresh Cracked Black Pepper, to taste 2 tsp Ground Coriander ¼ tsp Cayenne Pepper 15 ounce can Garbanzo Beans/Chickpeas 15 ounce can Kidney Beans Whole Wheat Spaghetti, broke in half so as to not have too long of noodles Fresh Mint Leaves, finely chopped, to taste 2 Lemons, juiced, to taste *Directions* In a heavy pot (Le Creuset 26 Dutch Oven) on medium high heat, add onions, garlic, and a bit of broth-stir to combine and cook for 5 minutes to brown. Add tomato paste, turmeric, black pepper, coriander, cayenne pepper, and a bit more broth-stir to combine and cook for about another minute. Add remaining broth, garbanzo beans, kidney beans, and soaked and drained mung beans-put the lid on the pot and bring to a boil. Remove the lid, add spaghetti (stirring occasionally, initially, to prevent the pasta from sticking together), and cook until the pasta is al dente. While the pasta is cooking, drain the soaked cashews and blend with a cup of water (to make cashew cream)-slowly add to the soup while stirring to combine. Once the pasta is cooked and the cashew cream has been added, turn off the heat. Add mint and freshly squeezed lemon juice-stir to combine. Serve in warmed bowls with a light sprinkle of pepper and a wee drizzle of cashew cream-enjoy : ) *Tips* You may want to sauté some sliced mushrooms with the onion and garlic. You can use a combination of any type of bean. You can add more lemon juice if you want more zest to your soup

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Cure MS? 12K views · 3 weeks agoCOLUMBUS ...more Aaron Boster MD 73.7K Subscribe 992 Share Save Report Comments104 Ben Leitch Not an easy question to answer. As you pointed out in a previous video, a cure means different things to different people. Stopping the illness does not fix the damage. Prevention does not help those already affected. A three pronged approach seems to be very practical. As always Thank you Dr. Boster. 20:00 Go to channel The chronicle of my MS diagnosis Lucie Petrelis•7.9K views 5:14 Go to channel Multiple Sclerosis Supplements: People With MS Should Take These 4 Supplements Aaron Boster MD•31K views 4:07 Symptoms: My First MS Attack Not Defined•45K views 11:02 Why BOTHER taking MS Medicines? Aaron Boster MD•18K views 10:46 Primary Progress or Relapsing MS? Are You Really Sure? Aaron Boster MD•10K views 20:12 What Symptom Does Each Multiple Sclerosis MRI Lesion Cause? Neurologist Explains Dr. Brandon Beaber•69K views 14:09 Why Worse? 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I currently also have MS and was diagnosed 9+years ago. I am doing well due to my DMT. I do feel a cure is coming, but at 68 I don't feel it will be here soon enough for me. If your young get on a DMT, so when it comes it will benefit you. I have seen the worst of MS in my mom and brother. Don't wait until it's to late. Love your videos Dr. Boster! Read more 21 2 Show more replies @briandaniel6354 3 weeks ago What I want from a Ms treatment is for it to get me back to were I was before I was diagnosed. I had undiagnosed MS for a number of years and I was functional enough to work in kitchens and do most things it didn't impact me enough to make a large difference in my life. All of the damage that really impacted my life seemed to come in 2021. Those 7 months in 2021 without treatments ruined my life. Read more 13 3 Show more replies @DrBrandonBeaber 3 weeks ago Nice video. No doubt a cure for MS constitutes different things for different people. 20 @lab4389 3 weeks ago I had mono twice. I’ve been newly diagnosed with MS. I am a bit unusual in that I’m 67. My neurologist says my MRI doesn’t present as typical MRI’s, but she knows that I’ve had many symptoms that are very uncomfortable. Interesting research Dr. Boster. 8 1 @jessicanewton7018 2 weeks ago Same here. Diagnosed at 66, likely had it for several years and don’t present “normally.” Both my siblings have it and were diagnosed at a younger age. We all present very differently. 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No preicallosal lesions are identified and no evidence of any lesions related to posterior fossa, cerebral penduncles or brainstem Ms would be in the differential of these lesions, however distribution appearance is not diagnostic Microvascular ischemic change would be an additional consideration, although somewhat unusual at this age 40 Have have eye floaters and eye MRI was all normal, however I'm worried about this above Also said imaging through cerebral hemispheres appropriate for patients age Thank you in advance means the word it's wording is difficult to understand Darrell

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No it doesn’t make sense. Statins are not causing dementia, it’s the bad diet that’s causing the damage on the brain. Myelin is mostly cholesterol, so once it’s damaged, you can’t repair it without cholesterol. Lipophilic statins traverse the blood-brain barrier, reducing your ability to recover from damaged myelin. So statins are not causative, but they definitely won’t help you. Address the fact that cholesterol is not the cause for poor health, but high blood sugar and glycation of LDL (blood cholesterol) definitely is. Glycated (damaged) LDL is what’s causing systemic damage since once it attaches to tissue, it cannot be removed, creating lasting, chronic, and cumulative damage.

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I think I should stop taking this HRT that I started yesterday. Because my grandma had Alzeihmer disease and the rests of my father's siblings. So, it's kind of scary to continue this HRT. Thanks for this very informative content.

What a humble man and sooo evolved and open

Mmmmm .... nice try .... but I still won't take them.

She really threw the researchers under the bus by saying they thought "this is so cool" and this was a weird/strange study. Have some more respect for your peers. She also said it was poor quality evidence then ended the video with a bunch of assumptions also not based on high quality evidence. Sorry if you are going to be critical i can do the same to you.

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Thank you both. I was diagnosed by having ecstatic seizures, an atheist, I suspect there is some truth to Geschwinds syndrome. theres a grandiosity we/I feel, I ponder related to the macroscopia, to see every pore in a face in contrast in fits is akin to seeing the human experience & society in such a similarly heightened way. it is a curse and blessing. As Dostoevsky noted we are truly blessed to experience these moments of life's grandeur and ecstacy, where time stands still for eternity. Call it god, enlightenment , pathologize it, to experience the pure nexus of complexity ( as i interpret it this way via IIT & shannon) it makes no difference. yes we face stigma but its a blessing. I thank you both for your thorough and compassionate summary of the condition, the best i've seen online, I wish you both the best xx

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I agree! High quality research shows clear reduction in risk of vascular dementia.

"What else can we blame the heart attacks and blood clots on?"

I can relate to that woman, me too didn't know what was happening 😭

A 0 cal sugar helps loose weight? Gaso who knew

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This is misinformation

Smh Lol I’m telling you ppl do your own research and remember how much money these titles make and stand to lose if you’re HEALED!!

All lies !! Statins are dangerous meds for cognitive function. It also causes liver damage, high glucose levels, muscle wasting, and hormonal problems. We need the liver to make the healthy cholesterol in order to have normal function of the brain and normal hormone production. Health care system is all about money business. They want to make you more sick so they can make more money. Please stay away from STATINS. There are many home remedies and foods you can eat to remove the plaque from your arteries. Eats healthy fats, walks every day, stay hydrated and eat healthy. Do not consume sugar and reduce carbs from your diet. Fasting will also help in removing the plaque and lowering BP and cholesterol. Take control of your health. Do not let the health system to take control of you. Lose weight if over weight. Stay blessed !! Stay healthy !!

...But did MCT oil show worsening brain function. Nope. So....MCT oil is an over all positive.

I don’t get what contact sports (martial arts) have to do with inflammation which he suggests…

I use coconut sugar in recipes using sugar. Is there a better source?

This sounded like a prescription from the Seventh Day Adventist Church.

She must work for the drug companies

Funny how this "study" comes out now and the media is all over this story. The timing is suspect. What other event in recent history has been causing massive blood clots? Funny the media will not touch the truth of that story. What a convenient time to frame Erythritol and divert attention away from the bigger problem

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Robbins came to my high school and told us about this information. I wish I would’ve made the decision sooner to go plant based.

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Can you guys do a study/review on Kratom. Ive been using this as a substitute over alcohol to help with anxiety.

For me, it was absolutely disastrous. There was an effect in there that I loved, notably when playing or listening to music. But it also worsened feelings of anxiety and even panic. My solution was not to reduce, but to add 'liquid courage' (ie alcohol) to the equation. Over time the amount I used increased, which led to the state where I felt bad when I used it, and bad when I didn't. I struggled with that for a full 50 years.

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A single pint of keto ice cream has over 30g of erythritol. It was a bit odd how you framed the whole argument how diets weren't looked at... until the last study which did... where everyone who ingested less erythritol than a single pint of ice cream showed increased clotting for days. While this definitely needs more study, the industry's reaction to this being nothing seems very flippant.

I have Antiphospholipid syndrome. Multiple tias . Severe periventricular deep white matter disease. Chronic small vessel disease. . Fasciculations myoclonus dizzy balance weakness intermittent blurred vision. Im scared 😢

I’m 44, male, and have been struggling with health since April and a few weeks ago found out my MRI came back with demylineation signs and white spots. I’m waiting to get a more full diagnosis. The worst part is waiting for a diagnosis as well as the terrible fatigue. I get about 2 hours of active time a day before I’m wiped out

Akira Endo, who discovered statins, declined the drug when his Dr. recommended it to him on his elevated LDL, commented: “ The indigo dyer wears white trousers.”

Is there a relationship between chronic hypotension & white matter disease & transient blindness in one eye