Does Cooking Affect Vitamins in Food?- Thomas DeLauer

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  • Does Cooking Affect Vitamins in Food?- Thomas DeLauer
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    1. Vitamins - Overview:
    a. We all know that vitamins are important for us. Vitamins play a crucial role in our metabolism, aiding in the breakdown of food and release of nutrients that you consume. Vitamins play a function in growth, which includes physical gains from working out, energy levels, which are crucial to maintain in order to perform at your highest level, and even your general health, helping to fight off infections and prevent cancer. Given the importance of vitamins, it is very important that you consume food in such a way as to absorb them in the most beneficial way possible. (1)
    2. Vitamin Loss?
    a. Vitamin loss can be induced in a number of ways, including loss to cooking water, oxidation (exposure to air), light exposure, and most crucially, heat.
    b. Heat is the enemy of many (but not all) vitamins. You don’t want to be putting in the time and effort to consume all of your fruits and veggies for the day and learn that you are cooking off the very reason they are so valuable.(1)
    c. Cooking time, temperature and method can increase the degradation of vitamins, and once a vitamin is broken down it is not available for absorption in the body. (3)
    3. Which vitamins are the most sensitive to heat and cooking method?
    a. Water-soluble vitamins are the most unstable kind of vitamin when it comes to heat and storage. (1)
    b. Vitamins B and C are both water-soluble vitamins that need to be consumed in small amounts every day. This is due to their structure - since they dissolve in water, your body does not store them in your fat stores, and you lose them daily. (1)
    4. How does the body assimilate a denatured vitamin?
    a. Denatured food are simply foods that have been structurally altered, which can occur from heat, change in pH or simply with time. This change in structure can result in altered cell activity and sometimes even cell death, leaving less vitamins to be available for absorption into the body. (7)
    5. How to avoid denaturing a vitamin when cooking?
    a. Foods with high vitamins B and C become less nutritious when cooked, handled and prepared according to Colorado State University Extension (1)
    b. Research bomb: A 2013 study by the International Journal of Scientific and Technology Research measured the percentage of vitamin C lost in five different vegetable when cooked at 5, 15 and 30 minutes. At 5 minutes, the vitamin C concentration decreased between 10 and 17%. At 30 minutes it decreased from 50-65%. (2)
    c. Keep cook times short, and steam rather than boil to avoid the water-soluble vitamins being surrounded by water, which will leach out the vitamins (1)
    d. Use minimal heat and water to keep the vitamin content intact
    6. Common Questions
    a. What is the best way to keep Vitamin C intact?
    i. Steaming for a short period of time is a great way, much better than boiling, where you will lose some of the Vitamin C to the water, or roasting, which is for a longer period of time and thus will lose a large quantity of the vitamin. Sauteing is also ok.
    b. Will mixing or taking Vitamin C with hot water hinder bioavailability?
    i. Vitamin C is not degraded immediately when exposed to heat - it is a slow process. That being said, the degeneration is hotter solutions will be faster, so be sure to consume the mixture quickly rather than leaving it out to cool to room temperature.
    (4)
    c. Are all healthy properties of food hindered with heating?
    i. No - some health benefits of foods are increased with heating, so it is important to eat foods in a variety of ways. Eat some raw salads, blend some healthy, vegetable filled smoothies and steam some vegetables - mix it up!
    1. Are Vitamins Destroyed During Cooking
    www.livestrong.com/article/443...
    2. Does Cooking Food Reduce the Vitamin Content?
    healthyeating.sfgate.com/cooki...
    3. Effects of Cooking on Vitamins
    www.beyondveg.com/tu-j-l/raw-c...
    4. Heat Wont’ Quickly Erase Vitamin C
    articles.chicagotribune.com/19...
    5. Effect of Heating on Vitamin C Content of Some Selected Vegetables. International Journal of Scientific and Technology Research Volume 2, November 2013
    www.ijstr.org/final-print/nov2...
    6. Thermal Processing Enhances the Nutritional Value of Tomatoes by Increasing Total Antioxidant activity. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. April 2002
    pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/j...
    7. Denatured Foods
    www.vitaminstuff.com/definitio...

Komentáře • 54

  • @ekp-g205
    @ekp-g205 Před 8 lety +4

    Great to know. Thanks. Have to say I wish I had your kitchen. Love it.

  • @Nes7orR
    @Nes7orR Před 8 lety +4

    You're vid are concise yet very detailed. Amazing. You need more subscribers!!!!!

  • @erikadelgado206
    @erikadelgado206 Před 6 lety

    Thank you so much for including your sources; I appreciate ya.

  • @TheRichSolution
    @TheRichSolution Před 4 lety

    Thanks for answering this question!

  • @pablo9364
    @pablo9364 Před 7 lety

    Excellent informative video

  • @cesarpinto3840
    @cesarpinto3840 Před 8 lety +1

    thank you for sharing

  • @KeikoBushnell
    @KeikoBushnell Před 3 lety

    Good job. And good explanation

  • @gabrielagarcia63
    @gabrielagarcia63 Před 7 lety +2

    how much time is a short amount of time to steam the broccoli? The same as how long it takes to boil it? 5 min?

  • @xuxilicious
    @xuxilicious Před 8 lety +2

    Does the time of day that you take vitamins matter? Are they most effective taken in the evenings or in the mornings or does it not make a difference?

  • @user-dt8fg1bq7x
    @user-dt8fg1bq7x Před 7 lety

    all great info

  • @MohamedMohamed-mj1tu
    @MohamedMohamed-mj1tu Před 5 lety

    great info

  • @tsarv7707
    @tsarv7707 Před 6 lety

    What if you cannot chew properly and have to have soft foods? Is it still worth the while the cut up and cook the vegetables soft?

  • @sharks5752
    @sharks5752 Před 7 lety

    Thomas you are the Master

  • @axelvaughn9625
    @axelvaughn9625 Před rokem

    I like to steam fruits(apples, strawberries, blueberries) and just eat them like that. Does this video apply to that?

  • @mrmeach1967
    @mrmeach1967 Před 4 lety

    The subject of microwave cooking is noticeably absent, so I guess it’s safe to assume that the heating time is more of an issue than the heating method.

  • @cherieo8207
    @cherieo8207 Před 6 lety

    Thomas, please tell me you eat some chocolate or put a spoon of sugar in your coffee every now and again!?!?
    Love you and your endless knowledge. Knowledge is power and I have learnt so much from you. Especially how money talks. On my jar of organic coconut oil the Australian government 'health star rating' is 0.5 out of 5 stars and yet a box of crackers made with white flour, sugar, salt and preservatives has a 2 out of 5! 🤔

  • @876Tiffany
    @876Tiffany Před 6 lety +4

    We have trillions of beneficial bacteria that break down these “raw fibers” for us, so it’s really not hard for our body to digest and assimilate them at all. Including when you practice proper food combining. Maybe at first it may pose difficulty because our ratio of beneficial bacteria to parasites maybe out numbered, but as you continue to feed your beneficial gut flora these fibers you will see that digesting food in its natural form is no problem. In my case, I️ use to have a problem with digesting kale properly, but when I️ didn’t eat fruits right before having a salad, my digestive system was not overburdened by the different densities of food thus equating to better digestion. Great video 👍🏾

  • @brahmarouthugouthami6226

    What happens when it gets dissolved while cooking??? What does that mean body can’t absorb??

  • @halasimov1362
    @halasimov1362 Před 6 lety +2

    cut your broccoli and wait a while before you cook it. this allows the enzymes to produce the anti cancer compoind sulforophane! Cooking kills the enzyme, but it starts working when you start chopping! Or eat a little raw broccoli with it works too

  • @99rylee
    @99rylee Před 5 lety

    I learned something new. awesome.🙂 I didn't know that cooking enhanced lycopene

  • @Dhpmusic123
    @Dhpmusic123 Před 5 lety

    Can you do a video to let us know if microwave oven “kills” food

  • @mgdotto1
    @mgdotto1 Před 7 lety

    How does it work when you make soup?

  • @marsumane
    @marsumane Před 7 lety +1

    awesome video with studies included - why dont people watch you more?

  • @justinwyattestep6109
    @justinwyattestep6109 Před 8 lety +2

    My question is do you still go at the gym Six Pack Shortcuts.

  • @Stephen_Strange
    @Stephen_Strange Před 4 lety +2

    One Meal a day with cooked veggies, the other meal for the day can be largely a salad, uncooked. Balanced!

  • @onenation8707
    @onenation8707 Před 3 lety

    What about if you boil broccoli eat it and then drink the water it was boiled in ??? That’s what I do.

  • @dragonboosterbow2895
    @dragonboosterbow2895 Před 7 lety

    if I cook cabbage it reduce calcium?

  • @leeprice9608
    @leeprice9608 Před 6 lety +4

    What's your thoughts on microwaves??

    • @zacristtfm7434
      @zacristtfm7434 Před 4 lety

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  • @Bluesdav
    @Bluesdav Před 5 lety +1

    Only on CZcams I will open a video because the person on thumbnail looks cute and I will end up learning something new or starting to do so. Thanks.

  • @AA-dv3ie
    @AA-dv3ie Před 4 lety +1

    I think you mean that heat affects the molecule structure of vitamin, no the cell structure, or it is me who makes the mistake?

  • @heidjemeidje7189
    @heidjemeidje7189 Před 3 měsíci

    I like to soak my meat in salty water, it gets more tender. But I'm wondering if the vitamins will get lost. Do you know?

  • @lovingatlanta
    @lovingatlanta Před 6 lety +1

    👍

  • @IDUwithKAM
    @IDUwithKAM Před 8 lety

    Ok... But how do I make a vegetables soup? Every now and then I love making one just from a piece of meat + loads of vegies. Now I just found out there is not much that left after longer cooking. So?

    • @MrAndrius12
      @MrAndrius12 Před 8 lety

      If u don't make soup often, then it's ok to do it like that, if u do it often however, then just throw in the vegetables maybe about half way through the cooking process.

  • @shanusaini945
    @shanusaini945 Před 4 lety

    What about B12 in eggs? Should we not boil them? Or half boil?

    • @ZeePark21
      @ZeePark21 Před 4 lety

      This is why the most important rule of nutrition is VARIETY. You don't just get your vitamin B12 in eggs. Eggs contain a protein avidin which inhibits the absorption of biotin (B7). Cooking destroys avidin but not the biotin content of the egg. So it doesn't make sense to get B12 while destroying B7 (uncooked egg).

  • @TubaBuddha
    @TubaBuddha Před 8 lety

    I juice Organic Veg & Fruit, and eat other Organic Veg raw, corn & peas. So I think I get most all the nutrients out of them.

  • @thebingster29
    @thebingster29 Před 9 měsíci

    Maybe if you cook the veggies just enough to make them tender so that they are easier to chew they will also be easier to digest and if you eat them more often it will be beneficial to your body especially in the summer when you sweat out a lot of what your body needs to help you stay healthy a feeling good. Lots of raw veggies are hard to chew and hard to digest overcooking anything is always a bad idea. How many Harvard scientist did it take to come up with this again.

  • @qthirteen13
    @qthirteen13 Před 3 lety

    Amber: Thomas do you want your vitamins? ..it's almost bedtime.
    Thomas: Nooo... I'm drinking my nightly moo-moo 😬

  • @spacomfortfoot2747
    @spacomfortfoot2747 Před 3 lety

    how about Vitamin c in organ meat

  • @jasmine12kasaudhan56
    @jasmine12kasaudhan56 Před 3 lety

    Sub title please

  • @notalk90thst79
    @notalk90thst79 Před 6 lety +4

    Just juice it and drink

  • @rohangupta2696
    @rohangupta2696 Před 2 lety

    Raw vegetables only ... BEST

  • @DivineMisterAdVentures

    I don't mean to heckle - but you're giving completely incomprehensible data - what is "heating time" in an equation without a temperature? Enet=T1xT2 (Hot Chocolate at bedtime = Steaming broccoli? RU kidding?)

  • @lilyvalley5389
    @lilyvalley5389 Před 6 lety

    Best is raw so I hear. Steam.

  • @codliverwell1832
    @codliverwell1832 Před 5 lety

    I don't understand why everybody are so fucking worried & wise about vitC that every video on CZcams about heat denatured vitamins is about vitC. It is the one vitamin that you can actually find in many fruits that no one eats cooked anyways. What about the other vitamins that you find in veggies and eggs and milk, that we cannot eat raw. Vitamins A, Bgroup, D, E, K. All these smartass CZcamsrs are selling the same generic blabber about C which you can simply have by squizing some lemon into your water, fruit juice & salads that no one needs to heat up.

  • @justdonis1891
    @justdonis1891 Před 3 lety

    eat raw meat or cook 3mon

  • @destud001
    @destud001 Před 6 lety

    Dude, you talk TOO MUCH in all your videos,
    just go STRAIGHT TO THE POINT, man
    we ain't got time to suck all that up