Interesting FACTS about Nuts. WALNUTS Health Benefits for brain. 🧠

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  • čas přidán 13. 05. 2022
  • Nuts can be incredibly healthy for one's brain. All nuts are not equal. Some have more omega threes and other beneficial nutrients, where as others have more omega 6. They can also be problematic for those who have calorie issues. But when consumed in. appropriate amounts and with their benefits in mind they can be a great source of protein, omega 3 fats, and so many other nutrients and minerals.
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Komentáře • 24

  • @fifthof1795
    @fifthof1795 Před 2 lety +23

    I eat walnuts/brazils/pecans/almonds every single day. I love nuts..but not salted .

  • @sk.n.9302
    @sk.n.9302 Před 2 lety +7

    Thanks gor these short videos, it gets the message across.

  • @princesskileyrae
    @princesskileyrae Před rokem +4

    I make thick nut milks & freeze them into cubes - then use them as an "ice cream" base in my Vitamix. I trained my palate over time to go from 100% fruit with the cubes to adding a tiny bit of carrot & kale & spinach to now using about 1/3 veggies & it still tastes like a sweet treat to me. I *LOVE* tree nuts.

  • @ultramegasuper11
    @ultramegasuper11 Před 2 lety +4

    Good Info

  • @arturonavarrete5305
    @arturonavarrete5305 Před rokem

    Love you guys thank you for always sharing with us.

  • @crowdofdissidents155
    @crowdofdissidents155 Před rokem

    Love these, but I limit them because the calories are high.

  • @shreyac6117
    @shreyac6117 Před rokem

    The pseudobulbar issue is cure walnut? please tell me

  • @JCRMatos
    @JCRMatos Před rokem

    Would Alga oil (krill and other algae) be a good Omega3 suplement to provide DHA and EPA because wallnuts and linseed only provide ALA?

  • @kevn99
    @kevn99 Před 9 měsíci

    Walnuts in my brownies 😅.

  • @catpixer932
    @catpixer932 Před rokem +1

    Should we roast em or eat them raw?

  • @chk3700
    @chk3700 Před 2 lety +1

    GOOD TALK
    umm
    Deez nuts (I'm a kid)

  • @emeraldkimble7602
    @emeraldkimble7602 Před 2 lety

    Don’t get wild black walnut on your hand stain

  • @zercherspecialist127
    @zercherspecialist127 Před 8 měsíci

    Also filled with anti nutrients and SHBG

  • @georgedonnellan36
    @georgedonnellan36 Před 2 lety +2

    Haha. My father died at 84, he smoked, drank alcohol, and never did a days exercise in his life...eat drink, and stop being obsessed with safety, you can die from a million other things than watching your diet...??

    • @TheBrainDocs
      @TheBrainDocs  Před 2 lety +19

      We are so pleased that your father lived a wonderful life, and we wish the same for you. But public health doesn't work at the level of anecdotes. Public health operates with the bell curve in mind. A profound proportion (>80%) of our healthcare cost is driven by lifestyle factors, that are in our control. We see the consequences in our clinics on a daily basis. We wish you much health and joy!

    • @billie-roseglenie2992
      @billie-roseglenie2992 Před 2 lety

      @@TheBrainDocs because drs continue to promote foods that create issues. Keeps them in a job. Then there are these fads eat nuts, drink a glass of red wine for antioxidants etc. Studies are flawed because 1 group of 1000 people will have a different outcome to another group of 1000 and considering the way candidates are selected for studies im not suprised they get good results. High amounts of lectins can create reactions in some people. Never heard you mention that. Informed consent? Instead here we have try the next fad then when you have issues come to the dr we won't tell you the simple answer just refer you to specialists so they can make their money too.
      I wonder if I watched all you videos how much I'd be eating in a day and if it would even be sustainable.

    • @stevejoshua9536
      @stevejoshua9536 Před 8 měsíci +3

      I have to wonder how many more years your father could have remained with you in good health, had he been a faithful & responsible steward over his own body.

    • @georgedonnellan36
      @georgedonnellan36 Před 8 měsíci

      @@stevejoshua9536 what do you mean by that comment exactly??

    • @gerhardthonu6511
      @gerhardthonu6511 Před 7 měsíci +1

      ​@@stevejoshua9536shiish🤏👍🧠

  • @juicearibe
    @juicearibe Před rokem +3

    Cute woman ❤

  • @user-un8un7mi7r
    @user-un8un7mi7r Před 10 měsíci

    😂😂😂😂