Can We Really Live in Great Health Until 100? | Chef AJ LIVE! with Dr. Joel Fuhrman
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Joel Fuhrman, M.D. is a board-certified family physician, seven-time New York Times bestselling author, and nutritional researcher who specializes in preventing and reversing disease through nutritional and natural methods. Through his medical practice, Eat to Live Retreat, books and television specials, Dr. Fuhrman shares his life-saving nutritional protocols with people around the world. His work and discoveries are published in medical journals, and he is involved with multiple nutritional studies with major research institutions across America. He serves as the President of the Nutritional Research Foundation. His five PBS shows have raised over $70 million for PBS. His most recent book is Eat for Life (HarperOne).
For more information: www.drfuhrman....
My mom got to live till she was 106 1/2 years. She was all there. She was not a vegan but she limited the carbs, sugars & meat’s. Tough act to follow. 6/26/1915 to 12/03/2022.
what did she eat?
Sounds like she ate some low carb vegetables and fruits too. She wasn't like so many of us today where we are obsessed with tastey high fat, salty foods but really my biggest hangup is sweet baked goods.
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I'm a home health aide. I had one client that lived to 104, and one that lived to 103. They both ate whole foods, not much meat and not much sugar.
Yes it is 6/26/2022 today.
I love Dr Fuhrman. I identify as a Nutritarian. I’m a Whole Foods Vegan, SOS free, and I have kept 150 pounds off for 6 years. The pandemic really helped me consolidate my daily habits. I do best when I don’t attend social functions. I cannot go to potlucks, not even vegan potlucks, because there’s nothing but bad choices except for what I bring. I am received with “Oh thank goodness, someone brought vegetables!” I love boosting the micronutrient density of everything I prepare, and even the whole process of figuring out how I can do that living under the federal poverty line. It’s almost like, if it was easy and I had all the money I needed to eat for the whole month the way I want to, it wouldn’t be enough of a challenge for me! I love the challenge, I love the intellectual challenge, I love foraging for some of my food, I include dandelions. I’ve had a prescription for fish oil for omega 3, but as soon as my social security retirement starts and I have an income again, I will get algae based omegas to replace fish oil. It’s not fair that my insurance will not respect my vegan lifestyle and approve vegan sourced Omegas by prescription when I am a 65 year old senior with zero income. I have had to apply for retirement early and receive less money because I need to buy with cash omega 3 supplements that insurance will only cover from animal sources. My doctor refuses to order an omega sufficiency lab test, so I can’t see if all the flax and walnuts I consume are being converted to DHA/EPA. It’s also harder to get an adequate amount of fresh, clean produce for the whole month on food benefits than to buy cheap, conventional flour and sugar based processed foods that are so heavily subsidized by the government. Everything is stacked against me, and I am challenged with turning everything to my good. Eventually, it would be wonderful if I could carve out a peaceful space of time to write about how I have transformed my health against all the odds and trends under the federal poverty line. Thank goodness for Dr Fuhrman. Thank goodness I have to walk and take the bus. Thank goodness I can’t buy anything I want any minute of the day. Thank goodness I have to wait. Thank goodness I have to plan every purchase out to the cent. Thank goodness if I miss the mark I go hungry. I see what happens when you don’t live with that pressure and you don’t have enough time to read and view and learn and practice to create the daily habits that serve your health because your energy is all going to a successful career.
On potatoes: I live below the federal poverty line. When I don’t include some potatoes in my diet, I literally cannot eat for the whole month. I use the potato dish to add onions, greens, carrots, mushrooms, nutritional yeast, turmeric, and other spices. I make it a vehicle for as much micronutrient dense ness as I can afford. I wish I could afford all the cauliflower I want, I would make my mashed potatoes with cauliflower all the time.
On oil: I wish I could afford to add nuts and seeds to my salads every day of the month for my healthy fat needs, and while I’m wishing, I wish I could use avocado every day as well, and I wish I could afford to eat salad every day while I’m wishing for things. I can’t do it below the federal poverty line. At some point in the second half of my foodstamp month, I am out of walnuts and pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds and even greens. I forage then. I do have flax all month. I will use a measured teaspoon of organic olive oil or sesame oil with vegetables if I don’t have nuts or seeds to consume with them. I have often just eaten fresh ground flax seeds at the same time as consuming the vegetables. I can do it if that’s my only choice for getting healthy fat to help absorb nutrients. Every strategy is on the table, and the table is loaded with as much micronutrient dense foods as I can get my hands on. I bet I’m more compliant with a Nutritarian food style than most people who have enough money to do it to the letter.
Knowledge of healthy nutrition is worth more than riches 😁
Nutritarian testimony: I've been strict WPFBNSOS for four years, following all the WPFB docs.
BUT, it wasn't until I ate Nutritarian that I experienced the euphoric high of this highly concentrated nutritient plan. It's getting the most micronutrients per your calorie buck....like the highest quality octane fuel for your Ferrari. My energy, mood and mental focus went through the roof because of the increase in MICRONUTRIENTS.
IMPORTANT: My desire for junk food was 95% healed on WFBP, but it was 100% healed on the Nutritarian plan. I credit the focus on micoronutrients for accomplishing that miracle!!! For me, the McDougall or other plans didn't accomplish that.
I bow at Dr. Fuhrman's feet for designing this plan.
I never get tired of listening to Dr. Fhurman. Thank you so much for your message and for caring about humanity. Thank you as well Ms.AJ you are an example of dedication and compassion, plus you look fabulous 👌 !!!💕
I hope we can all live to 100, with excellent health! 🤞🌱
Chef AJ! I couldn't believe my eyes! You are interviewing Dr. Furman. I must say you do not shy away from anyone. Thanks for your great and varied selections.
I've done several interview with Dr. Fuhrman, his wife and his daughters. You can find them in my CZcams library.
Dr Fuhrman is always so passionate. It's nice that he's not afraid to speak his truth. And let others decide what they want to take from what he says. Thank you so much 💜
I lose weight just lisening to Joel lol , lost 100lbs thanks to him, TY!!!
@SarasotaFl. Did you follow his Nutritarian diet or G BOMBS? Would you mind elaborating? Thank you 💕, God bless🙏
@@danacaro-herman3530 is there a difference?
Fantastic!
Haha "just eat what I tell you to eat"! He's a no nonsense genius! Love Dr. Fuhrman!
Dr. Fuhrman, I could listen to you for hours every day. You inspire me and give me hope. I learn so much each time I watch your lectures and interviews. Thank you so much for helping us all learn to get our health back and to be the inspiration for others to follow the path to healthy living. If only the insurance companies would help supplement us with healthy food stipends for organic vegetables, that would go a long way to getting all people eating healthy and staying disease free, it would save money in the long run by cutting disease treatments in hospitals, it's a win win protocol. Blessings to you and many thanks again.
I wish Dr. Fuhrman would spend some of his time training other doctors in the Nutritarian way. I feel like he's in a class by himself and more people would benefit if his wisdom were passed along to others in the medical field.
I love Dr. Fuhrman! I've been following him and his diet for years. He is so full of knowledge!
It would be great to have an entire interview with Dr. Fuhrman devoted to discussions of his early experiences with nutrition and health and the evolution of his understanding. I am also always fascinated to hear about personal family experiences when doctors are willing to share. From this interview, I looked into information about some people Dr. Fuhrman mentioned such as Dr. Vivian Virginia Vetrano, Dr. Keki Sidhwa, and Dr. Alec Burton. I was familiar with Herbert Shelton from online recordings and his book on fasting. I buy many old books of health seekers because I am interested in how much we knew and when did we know it. I feel so sad that the health pioneers often did not know what they needed most, but I realize that future generations will probably feel the same for us. Cheers!
In the UK we call scallion, Spring onions 😅💚✨
And in South Africa
Dr. Furhman is fantastic 🌱🌱🌱
As a child, my parents INSISTED I eat meat. I would vomit. I was forced to sit at the table for hours until I ate the meat, which I not only would not, but could not, it made me ill. Eventually, my parents to me to a doctor who told my parents to simply allow me to eat what I would keep down, which was plants. As I got older, may parents still insisting there was something "wrong" with me since the SAD meat heavy diet made me vomit, took me back to a doctor who told them I was missing a digestive enzyme that would enable me to digest animal proteins, so essentially, I have sort of an allergy to animal proteins. So, I don't necessarily think it's really a great idea to insist that someone eat something that they have an adverse reaction to.
Oh!... Interesting.
On your childhood, St least you were allergic to the right food group.
Dr. Fuhrman is so full of helpful information! I like his straightforward style.
He is the best! You always have the most knowledgeable guests Chef AJ! You are wonderful, as is Dr. Fuhrman!
Love the “give you the facts and science” attitude and let people decide what they want to do. Thank you both for helping get this information out there, people need it!!!
Dr. Fuhrman has so much great information to impart, and does it so eloquently.
Dr Fuhrmann is just so rational and the more you try it the more you love it ( but I add som whole grains ) - and its all about eating so that you get the highest possible energy and being a le to stay active with everything you care for in life. I am so gratefull that it is possible to get this knowledge and I love it and it sounds just like a true cantillation of life. 🙏🍀💚🐸
My mom is 98 and she doesn’t eat a healthy diet specifically but did made everything from scratch , never any fast food or carry out . She did drink alcohol for years every day.
I guess that cooking from scratch means a lot healthwise
Dr.Fhurman you're my inspiration. Thank you for your non judgmental manner and patience in teaching and encouraging us all to attain a path of health and wellness.
I just subcribed. I am so excited to listen because I am hearing the Doctor discuss nuts, seeds, soybeans, etc...and I have spent the last 3 years developing a Superfoods drink that contains 6 different seeds, organic walnuts, soy...I just launched it at a Farmers market last week and got great response
Wonderful!
Wow congrats! I love that
That's superb
Thank you for having these amazing Drs. on your show.
Gratitude for Chef AJ and Dr. Fuhrman!!! Great information! Love the dedication to health and healing and wonderful plants!!
Great interview! He is always so fascinating and his knowledge is so extensive! And he is also humble enough when he doesn't genuinely know something!
hehe oh he gave me a chuckle how he says it's up to people if they want to follow the advice or not, and they have a choice if to be social - but they will have a shorter life!!!
It definitely is concerning the number of new pro-oil doctors!
It gives me concern for future generations.
I hope good doctors like Dr F and Dr McD DO live til 100 - and that there teachings out live them for many many years!
Dr Fuhrman jest super.
Pozdrowienia z Polski.
I laughed also Dr Fuhrman about alcohol dementia. Not a new thing❤️
One of the best nutrition doctor ❤ever! Infinite thumbs up to you Chef AJ, for presenting all of the plant base people, vegetarians, nutritarians, etc❤🎉
I love listening to this guy. My son gave me his book years ago...I had never heard of him then....now I know!!
Thanks so much, AJ and Dr. Fuhrman for the tremendous amount of knowledge shared here. Amazing!!💓
Love this thank you for sharing
Thanks.👌🏻
I love Dr. Fuhrman! Just look at his skin and compare it to the skin of the ultra lowfat plant-based guru and you'll see what a difference it makes to not be afraid of every type of fat! I Dr. Fuhrman and his wife look vital and healthy while the other "guru" and his wife looked to be at deaths door.I prefer to look like the Fuhrmans when I'm in my 70s!
Dr Furman is still young. He is only about 68 1/2 years old. So he still has youth on his side. I agree though that he looks terrific.
Oh I agree entirely. He doesn't get enough of the praise... jealousy I expect.
No seriously I looked at John McDougall and his dear wife recently on one of chef ajs videos and omg. Lovely people but I was horrified. They looked gaunt, frail and 110. His wife looked like mentally she was away with the fairies which concerned me greatly. Such lovely people too and I love some of her recipes AND he has good information to impart but, but, he's not right on everything (he seems to hate that) and is stubbornly stuck on some things. Such a shame because that aside great people, hearts of gold and a great Dr.
Let the truth be heard.
I did not understand what scallions were for a long time. Finally I looked it up. Green onions. I assume garlic chives count. I have a lot of them growing on in my yard right now - so I eat those a lot. Probably many different varieties of green onions I could be getting. I was growing Egyptian walking onions last year, which should've increased this year, but seem sadly to have disappeared. For a long time I thought scallions were those shallot things - which are the red onion / garlic shaped bulbs. Leeks, I guess are another green onion.
Wow! What a great interview! Thanks so much for having such great info for us! I love that he is so matter of fact! I am going to look at this bundle now!!
This videointerview is a must listen - it such an important information - thank you so much ❤️🙏🌺
This is incredibly inspirational! Thank you both so much!
pretty amazing interview.
Nice video!!!
Chef AJ have you ever tried mushroom powder? Not sure if it is as healthy as fresh mushrooms, but I use a combination of both. I really like Organic Seven Treasures Mushroom Powder from the Heath Ranger Store because it has a bunch of exotic mushrooms I can't get in my area and the taste is really mild and you can just sprinkle it on top of your other meals.
No, but thanks for suggesting!
Thank you Doctor for sharing these morsels if truth and health 💚✌️
The part about Parkinson's scared me. I find it hard to afford dha vitamins for me and my kids and husband. Anyone have advice or thoughts on this? We eat a tbspn of flaxseed a day. Would that be enough? Should I get an omega 3 blood test to see?
You can certainly get a blood test to see where you're at if you're worried.
Thank you Chef Aj. I will look into that 💚
Oh I agree. It's utterly shocking the cost and the so called guru of omega 3 research Bill Harris it suggesting we consume x3 times the amount. Hmmmmm
Please, please get Gil on from Nutrition Made Simple and get back Simon Hill from plant proof because according to them, the science is showing benefit with PUFA and MUFA oils.... and they are adamant the science is there.
But I just don't see how.
Chef AJ-I’m so confused Re Drs Esselstyn, Greger, MacDougall, & Fuhrman. I’m ready to go back to Brightline Eating but I believe wfpb is where it’s at but I’m totally confused Re diffs in approach and how I can apply it. PLEASE HELP!!
His mashed potatoes sound amazing!
EXCELLENT 👍💚
THANK YOU
18:40 Not too hot!
he looks amazing at 68.
Does Dr Furhmans multi vitamins have everything you need daily along with his plant based meal plan. Does he have any recommendations for breast cancer survivor.
Consider reaching out to Dr. Furhman via his website with these inquiries www.drfuhrman.com/
“We can win the war on cancer” JF
I am a colon cancer survivor and wonder the same thing. I eat strictly WFPB now.
Dr.Furhman don’t recommend multi vitamins to my knowledge he has he Gbomb which is the real thing
Which, of the many, versions of wfpb diets will reverse or halt atrophy of cerebellum?
I think Fuhrman really respects people. I can see how he might appear abrasive - especially in his earlier book Eat to Live. It's not for everyone; it's for people who want it. I think is what he said then. (Don't cast your pearls before swine, essentially). Now he talks about food addictions, and difficulties people have. But the idea of giving them the best information, so that they have informed consent, and then respecting their right to make their own decisions. What do you do with people who don't want to hear anything, I find people asking me "Everything in moderation, right?" This question drives me crazy. I respect your right to make your own decisions, and I respect if you don't want to hear my opinions, but please don't ask me to condone your diet, if I think it's killing you. I don't know how to say that so they'll listen to the end. I might just try "No, of course not. I don't think we should drink soda or eat potato chips at all".
What about Red potatoes, and brown rice?
I regularly consume potatoes and brown rice
Hey, Chef Aj, Dr Fuhrman heavily promotes the eating of nuts, and I know your aversion to them, so how do you feel about this?
If you can eat them, I say eat them!
@@CHEFAJ Thanks for your reply, Chef Aj. I’m like you: when I eat them, I put weight on. Are you still nut free, or do you eat them occasionally?
@@radic888 Nut free!
@@CHEFAJ Thanks, Aj.
I find it so confusing hearing him say that high plant based protein promotes longevity having just listened to Dr. Longo who says keeping protein around 10% promotes longevity
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Peanut butter - when it's unsalted just peanuts - tastes very sweet to me. But when it's salted, it's like someone ruined it. Flavor wise. So, I definitely don't want to eat that. I don't like it as much and it's worse for me.
I eat all the G-BOMBS everyday. 👍
Herbert Shelton was in the military and he was subjected to a bunch of mandatory vaccines, maybe that's what caused him to die under 90. He's been put in jail and was under a lot of pressure for constantly speaking the truth also. But btw, it's not mentioned in his biography that he had Parkinson's, so I wonder if it's just a rumour. In any case, if he did have parkinson's it probably wasn't from an Omega-3 deficiency because he ate a lot of nuts.
just eating lots of nuts does not guarantee adequate EPA/DHA because many nuts contain more omega-6 than omega-3, and also the ALA in walnuts may not get converted to EPA/DHA in adequate quantities depending on the particular person's conversion rate - Dr. Fuhrman has written about this topic in his books and has spoken about it in various interviews and presentations - good luck! - by the way, I really enjoy listening to those old recordings of Herbert Shelton speaking!
@@greensmoothieparty Shelton said that pecans were the kings of nuts, so he probably had enough omega threes. As for the conversion rate to EPA/DHA, given the conflicting data and the fact that there is a lot of pressure to get people to buy pills, I think I'll go out on a limb and take it as a stretch that Shelton got parkinson's (which I'm not exactly sure he even had) from lack of proper conversion of ALA. Btw, if we factor in the tumultuous life he led fighting corruption and the fact he was born two months premature, does passing away at 89 not seem reasonable?
@@jean-chritophedesjarlais8435 I read that Herbert Shelton suffered from poor health for more than two decades at the end of his life which is very sad for someone who had devoted his lifetime to promoting more healthful living. While looking into some names from the Natural Hygiene movement that Dr. Fuhrman mentions in this interview, I found a pdf of a Natural Hygiene publication called The Revelation of Health with the very unfortunate and dangerous text below:
THE VITAMIN B-12 HOAX
The meat, dairy and poultry industries have tried to saddle many myths upon vegetarians and meat eaters alike. One of these myths is that we must get Vitamin B-12 from animal sources. The question of nonmeat-eating animals come by their Vitamin B-12 we are supposed to ignore! Anyway, some new experiments with baboons give the lie to the meat/dairy/poultry myth makers. Baboons, primates who live almost exclusively on fruits with some vegetable fare, were fed diets totally devoid of Vitamin B-12. Tests showed that their Vitamin B-12 uptake was just as much as if it were in the diet. It was demonstrated that just about all types of bacterial flora in the stomach and intestines create Vitamin B-12 in plentitude. It is very instructive to note that most of our sufferers from Vitamin B-12 shortage are not vegetarians, vegans or fruitarians. They're meat eaters! It is also instructive that those suffering from anemia supposedly due to a Vitamin B-12 shortage have plenty of Vitamin B- 12! Moreover, fasting anemics where no new Vitamin B-12 is taken corrects the anemia.
@@greensmoothieparty thank you for sharing that text. We might agree or disagree with it but it sure is interesting, to me at least. Also there is something we might want to consider regarding Shelton's alleged poor health during the last two decades of his life: maybe he was using his health as an excuse in order to gently decline the huge number of sollicitations of various kinds his notoriety got him. This can really be a problem you know, I remember a famous author saying "everybody wanted his half an hour!".
That's how I feel now too. If I go out to eat, it's grossly over salted. And then I wake up feeling dehydrated. That happens when I eat beans, lettuce, pico, and guac at a Mexican restaurant. If I go out for Asian food, I somewhat like it, white rice is okay eating it, but I know it's terrible for me, and the sauce is always way over the top salty. I just keep thinking, I wish I could go back there and prepare the food myself, because I know they have: snow peas, cashews - maybe they don't have raw ones, but I know they're burning the shit out of 'em back there and I could throw 'em on after steaming the veggies. They don't know what fucking steaming is. If I go to the Mongolian grill and I say no oil, but put a lot of water on the grill immediately so that the vegetables are enveloped in a cloud of steam and cooking quickly, not burning on the hot grill at the point of contact, etc, etc. So, if I'm not enjoying it as much as healthful food that I prepare, and I know it's bad for me, and I feel like shit afterwards, why in the fuckety fuck would I do it. i don't need it, either.
Your point gets lost in your nasty language.
How can you argue with common sense.
Woooooo! Two of my favorite plant based people!! Thank you both for all your work. 🥬🥬🥬😍
Consistency so important. I don’t want to live a long life if it can’t be a good quality of life. Thanks again.( Go NUTS! (&seeds) Team GBOMBS 😃)