Bone Broth and Health: A Look at the Science - Kaayla Daniel, Ph.D., CCN (AHS14)

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  • @Sara-gl8ue
    @Sara-gl8ue 5 років тому +98

    Bone broth has helped heal the degenerated discs in my spine. That and raw whole milk. The doctor said I needed surgery and long-term pain management for my condition and I'm now almost completely pain free!

    • @al1410
      @al1410 4 роки тому +2

      Sarah can you please help with hiw often you consumed both? And when and also where did you go to get them..

    • @Sara-gl8ue
      @Sara-gl8ue 4 роки тому +7

      @@al1410 I drink raw milk every single day, and bone broth almost every day as well. I get my raw milk from Sprouts grocery stores but it's not legal in all states, unfortunately. You would need to check your states laws regarding raw milk. It's kind of ridiculous that raw milk is illegal to sell in some states....
      I make my own bone broth. Most grocery stores sell bones with marrow and that's what I use to make my bone broth :)

    • @craggerrs
      @craggerrs 4 роки тому +2

      amazing testimony - thanks for sharing!

    • @memphisalvaro8587
      @memphisalvaro8587 3 роки тому

      You probably dont give a damn but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
      I somehow forgot the login password. I appreciate any tips you can give me.

    • @achillesduke1297
      @achillesduke1297 3 роки тому +1

      @Memphis Alvaro instablaster :)

  • @wallysbeach
    @wallysbeach 4 роки тому +18

    making organic chicken feet bone broth for my dog's cancer. He couldn't walk , he was draging his hind end. Started feeding him organic chicken feet only bone broth, acv, etc. and he's walking again within a month. It's a daily routine now and he's thriving again. It works !

    • @094340
      @094340 Рік тому +2

      That is GREAT news! I'm giving my dogs bone broth (no onions of course), and they have higher energy as a result.

    • @zorromohammad1999
      @zorromohammad1999 Рік тому

      Can I drink dog bone broth

    • @lamo1724
      @lamo1724 Рік тому

      ​@@zorromohammad1999behave xxx

  • @SpaceXForce
    @SpaceXForce 8 років тому +137

    Cutting edge nutritional science that only involves looking into the past. GOING BACK TO THE PAST is the future

    • @jeffjohnson5908
      @jeffjohnson5908 5 років тому +3

      Love your comment!!!!

    • @jeffjohnson5908
      @jeffjohnson5908 5 років тому

      @Jimmy Crickets well u r mostly right

    • @visibilityshift
      @visibilityshift 5 років тому +2

      And all of our grandmothers started the day with celery juice and a green smoothie, right? (;

    • @metaorange302
      @metaorange302 5 років тому

      Giséle Bisson LOLOL

    • @hotsauce7709
      @hotsauce7709 5 років тому

      That doesn't really make sense. We live a lot longer today than in 1860.

  • @jennymacaluso4062
    @jennymacaluso4062 10 років тому +302

    Worth the 45 minutes. Take the time and listen to her. She is fabulous and funny. Thank you so much. Great Presentation!!!

  • @joshlockie9285
    @joshlockie9285 5 років тому +118

    I’ve been drinking a cup a day for 3 years. I switch between chicken and beef. My joints have never felt better. Truly invincible knees for skiing.

    • @theselector4733
      @theselector4733 5 років тому

      Do u make your own?

    • @letgo1064
      @letgo1064 5 років тому +2

      theselector Of course 🤣

    • @theselector4733
      @theselector4733 5 років тому

      @@letgo1064 Can u share your recipe & cooking method? Cheers

    • @letgo1064
      @letgo1064 5 років тому +1

      @@theselector4733 I buy some beef bones, simmer in water, drink the juice lol:). Other suggestions anyone?

    • @theselector4733
      @theselector4733 5 років тому

      @@letgo1064 Organic / Grass Fed? How long do u simmer?

  • @craggerrs
    @craggerrs 5 років тому +170

    'Corpse juice' helped me recover much of the damage I did to myself during my regrettable phase of vegan delusion

    • @DiscoverHealth
      @DiscoverHealth 4 роки тому +8

      its so funny. Bone broth is one of my favourite medicine.

    • @craggerrs
      @craggerrs 4 роки тому +8

      @@DiscoverHealth Yes, bone broth is absolutely amazing! And raw liver too :)

    • @tonyneillaw
      @tonyneillaw 4 роки тому +7

      @@craggerrs Glad you came to your senses.

    • @coldbillie1312
      @coldbillie1312 4 роки тому +6

      Vegan diet messed me up as well..

    • @craggerrs
      @craggerrs 4 роки тому +1

      @@tonyneillaw thanks man, me too

  • @debralynnhook665
    @debralynnhook665 7 років тому +15

    Brilliant./ I think she is breathless because she has so much to say and she is passionate.

  • @eduardosalcedosr1727
    @eduardosalcedosr1727 5 років тому +45

    amazing information, I've been making and drinking bone broth for the last 5 months, I am a very sick 57 year old man, my digestion is now perfect my hair is shinier and thicker, well the little hair I have left, my wrinkles are not as deep, and most important no more joint Pain😀😀😀, of course I made some dietary changes, I am walking for half an hour everyday something I could not do 6 month ago😀. I this pase I will be 40 years old in another 6 months😀😀😀🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @billybbob18
    @billybbob18 4 роки тому +5

    I almost switched videos when she was (sarcastically slamming) bone broth. I'm glad I waited a second. This is a great talk.
    Her studious use for the F word mid way through the video was a nice touch.

  • @scottstores6801
    @scottstores6801 5 років тому +35

    The healthiest dog I've ever had could not get enough of bones. Some he would work on for days, even hiding them from the other dogs. Thanks great information.

    • @artcook1976
      @artcook1976 4 роки тому

      He was trying to tell you something. 😆

  • @Chartoise
    @Chartoise 9 років тому +160

    The HELL!!!! A whole 45 minutes just about bone broth... damn.... I'm going to watch it just because of the awesomeness of that fact.

    • @Exodus26.13Pi
      @Exodus26.13Pi 6 років тому +7

      U.N. "Agenda 2030" hates these videos.

  • @martywilsonlife
    @martywilsonlife 10 років тому +39

    A very important presentation! Dr. Kaayla has shared information here that can literally change the world. Her upcoming book "Nourishing Broth: An Old-Fashioned Remedy for the Modern World" (due out 9-1-14) is sure to enlighten many in the astounding ways in which bone broth soup can nourish, strengthen and heal. Her humor is greatly appreciated in AHS circles and her research is above reproach. Take notes or buy the book - but especially - start weaving bone broth soup into your diet. It is life-changing. Additionally, Dr. Kaayla has sounded the alarm against eating soy products (maybe some people are not happy with her about that). 'Best to use only soy candles - not a good food.

    • @metaorange302
      @metaorange302 5 років тому +1

      Except organic natto!

    • @094340
      @094340 Рік тому

      Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater...fermented soy is good for you. Tempeh, Natto, Miso, etc.

  • @kjaniaa_locs
    @kjaniaa_locs 4 роки тому +5

    Bone broth heal me from constant belching right throughout the day for over 10 months and just within 3days of drinking bone broth my health regain no more belching! I went to doctor numerous times they ran blood tests and all sorts of test fine nothing, they gave me medications didn't help, but the great good old bone broth did! Thanks to doc Axe videos

  • @hushhush872
    @hushhush872 6 років тому +9

    By far one of my favorite videos on bone broth for health, and for health in general. The discussion on autoimmune disorders and stealth viruses/bacteria was enlightening. Fantastic work bringing all of this together!

  • @imjustsayinggeeez141
    @imjustsayinggeeez141 7 років тому +443

    the old studies are the most accurate...they wanted to help...studies nowadays are paid... nuf said!

    • @Exodus26.13Pi
      @Exodus26.13Pi 6 років тому +25

      U.N. "Agenda 2030" hates these videos.

    • @maryannguidry3431
      @maryannguidry3431 6 років тому +2

      Juju#)(

    • @mycoffeemyday
      @mycoffeemyday 5 років тому +1

      Elbows to assholes (as per Dante's cousin. We were discussing Celtic attire during battles and their approaches to problem-solving. Enlightening.)

    • @naturalinstinct4950
      @naturalinstinct4950 5 років тому +1

      Sometimes that’s really the case

    • @regalianpeaches1
      @regalianpeaches1 5 років тому +1

      @@Exodus26.13Pi UN ''today'' hates these videos ! lol

  • @katel4216
    @katel4216 9 місяців тому +1

    Fascinating! To all those asking about her breathing; she's nervous, bless her!

  • @christianesposito2197
    @christianesposito2197 6 років тому +12

    This is an incredible breakdown, thank you for sharing your findings and explaining the misconceptions of a product that should have a place in a majority of lives. Excellent delivery and kept me interested the entire time thank you!

  • @FMSTheWord
    @FMSTheWord 5 років тому +13

    She does speak her mind, complete with expletives : ) Very interesting, thank you!

  • @mpbeautyinsight
    @mpbeautyinsight 10 років тому +68

    The lecture (after 38.00) about mutating bacteria and the health issues it causes in autoimmune disease was very interesting.

    • @angelinaballerina2407
      @angelinaballerina2407 5 років тому +2

      Yes it causes an array of health issues I can vouch for that my whole family are riddled with all kinds of problems 😔 x

    • @metdat4707
      @metdat4707 5 років тому +1

      It is impossible for a Bacteria to mutate into a Virus.

    • @TheNaturalhumandiet
      @TheNaturalhumandiet 5 років тому +3

      Autoimmune is a hoax, your body never attacks itself. Its always attacking a chemical or toxin.

    • @TheNaturalhumandiet
      @TheNaturalhumandiet 4 роки тому +2

      @serendipidus1 Nah, you're getting too into the weeds there's no such thing as "autoimmune", it's a misnomer. Its always attacking a toxin or tissue infected with a toxin. The whole term autoimmune is incorrect and misleading. Check out Aajonus Vonderplanitz my friend. I'll make you a deal , you read Aajonus' book We Want to Live and I'll read Wim Hoffs book which is sitting right next to me .

  • @stevengraham9729
    @stevengraham9729 9 років тому +41

    Looks like my old dutch mother was on the right track. We had bone style broths all the time.

  • @hannanatalisa3282
    @hannanatalisa3282 5 років тому +12

    Glad I listened to this whole presentation. Worth our time, guys :*

  • @deballen6241
    @deballen6241 7 років тому +47

    Her commentary gives me hope for my 90 year old Dad who's knee's and hip are really bothering him. I'm going to start right away making him bone broth. I can't bare to see him suffer.

    • @SparksDrinker
      @SparksDrinker 5 років тому +5

      Well Deb Allen it's a year later, how about an update?

    • @jamesbirkett8412
      @jamesbirkett8412 5 років тому

      Deb Allen you will heal your joints with borax and organic vegetables. Not maybe defiantly.

    • @Hoktoooey
      @Hoktoooey 5 років тому +1

      Deb Allen - get him on Boron NOWWWWWW

    • @rotoclip3427
      @rotoclip3427 5 років тому

      Daniel how much boron?is the 20 mule team soep good?

    • @noeldeal8087
      @noeldeal8087 4 роки тому

      @@rotoclip3427 See "the borax conspiracy" for directions.

  • @karensterling5246
    @karensterling5246 9 років тому +57

    Well done. I actually found this site researching canning bone broth. Growing up in the Caribbean we used every part of the animal ( mouth to tail to hoof). Moving to America it's impolite to suck the cartilage off of bone or suck out the cartilage. Now you can order marrow as a delicacy and meat parts that used to be discarded are now for sale. Hmm! Go figure.

    • @karensterling5246
      @karensterling5246 9 років тому +8

      Meant to say suck out the marrow.

    • @ChooseU4ever
      @ChooseU4ever 7 років тому +4

      Karen Sterling I love sucking the marrow out of the bone.

    • @danielleberry6319
      @danielleberry6319 6 років тому +2

      goat marrow delicious,,, America not know what they missing

    • @bobwoww8384
      @bobwoww8384 4 роки тому

      Karen Sterling stupid innit

    • @rinskeraphael8755
      @rinskeraphael8755 2 роки тому +1

      Lams bones 💪make the broth drink for 3 weeks and see then.👍

  • @gypsylady3200
    @gypsylady3200 10 років тому +25

    Just had some home-made bone broth with a dash of turmeric and ginger. Delish!! Wonderful video. I loved all the info. I would be very interested in purchasing your book.

  • @armandopina739
    @armandopina739 9 років тому +115

    my granny would feed us bone and meat broth for breakfast. my siblings would fight for the bone marrow from the beef soup mom made. they would slap it on a corn tortilla add salsa and down the hatch.

    • @stellailyayev8861
      @stellailyayev8861 9 років тому +10

      Armando Piña i loveee the marrow!!!!

    • @armandopina739
      @armandopina739 9 років тому +8

      Tuetano (marrow in Spanish)

    • @ruperttherabbit3893
      @ruperttherabbit3893 7 років тому +4

      Sounds amazingly delicious!

    • @chiaradina
      @chiaradina 5 років тому +1

      Stella Ilyayev another fan here! 👋🏼

    • @oscargalaviz3228
      @oscargalaviz3228 5 років тому +2

      Tuétano. En. Una. Tortilla. Tostada. Mmmmmmmmmm. Yo. .. quiero. Amaaaaaaa

  • @reyreyes6126
    @reyreyes6126 5 років тому +3

    she's short of breath but I'm breathless with her informative lecture on bone broth. We're regular consumers of homemade bone broth (cows)...and really keeps us healthy.

  • @Angkhoo1
    @Angkhoo1 6 років тому +7

    It is 100% true for me. It and Keto helped me so much. I don't have pains in my legs and back any more. Took less than 2 months. I would say for for it, drink bone broth. I simmer cow leg bones, pork feet, chicken feet in a large stock pot for more than 24 hours straight. When it is cool, I put the soup in big bowls in the fridge and next day skim off all the fat. I then pack the soup in containers. and freeze it .Very gelatinous and delicious.I do intermittent fasting too.

    • @bohunkjunk2514
      @bohunkjunk2514 5 років тому +4

      Why do you skim it? Isnt that the best part?

    • @denagustafson6070
      @denagustafson6070 9 місяців тому

      @@bohunkjunk2514BINGO! The fat and gelatin are supposed to be essential to health, per the 1,000 videos I’ve watched.

  • @captivesojourner
    @captivesojourner 5 років тому +29

    Thank you UA-cam algorithm

    • @Adentalgrl
      @Adentalgrl 5 років тому

      Permian Based
      Same. 😊

  • @freywatson1223
    @freywatson1223 8 років тому +53

    fantastic presentation. good job. you looked nervous at first but delivered beautifully.

    • @porkyo123
      @porkyo123 7 років тому +5

      Frey Watson Nothing wrong about being nervous

    • @adriennetichy7670
      @adriennetichy7670 7 років тому +11

      porkyo123 Or being human for that matter. Loving the fact that fear of public speaking is neck-in-neck with the fear of death. Quite entertaining that the 'critics' of whatever intensity find that she is nervous unusual. At least she acted despite her fear. Exact definition of courage: being afraid yet acting anyway. Great job all the way around.

  • @WilliamsPinch
    @WilliamsPinch 5 років тому +1

    Finally UA-cam has given me something useful in months.

  • @baliyogatravelretreats
    @baliyogatravelretreats 5 років тому +4

    Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! Thank you for compiling all that incredible information.

  • @joshnaranjo4691
    @joshnaranjo4691 10 років тому +13

    Thanks for sharing...stumbled on this video while looking for broth/stock recipes because of unsatisfied skill mediocre stew. Clarity is understood (I really thought stewing bones was gross and nasty, but now I'm cool with the process) Now I'm going to invest in making more stews,gelatin, broth and stock

  • @SydneyTrader2011
    @SydneyTrader2011 9 років тому +6

    Excellent presentation, great information... worth investing 45 minutes to listen to this presentation will certain benefit our overall health and understanding of Bone Broth.

  • @barbrafrench2674
    @barbrafrench2674 10 років тому +14

    Great information; this ND obviously knows the science and has done her research. I had no idea cartilage and marrow were such powerful healing foods. I can't wait to try her recommendations out. She is entertaining, as well, which really help access the info.

  • @cdgarrett1
    @cdgarrett1 9 років тому +21

    Best video on Bone Broth I have seen yet.

  • @silviofontana3666
    @silviofontana3666 10 років тому +41

    having it twice daily, easy to make, tastes great, and my soup tastes awesome, marrow bones cost me $5 for 8 meals. the fat and marrow jelly is rock solid and in my fridge ready to scoop out and use.

    • @jennymacaluso4062
      @jennymacaluso4062 10 років тому +5

      would you mind sharing a basic recipe as to make marrow bones please.

    • @silviofontana3666
      @silviofontana3666 9 років тому +21

      +Jenny Macaluso Select fresh beef thigh bones. Have your butcher cut them long ways through the middle exposing the marrow, then cross ways 2 or 3 times making them smaller for the pot. When home, wash them thoroughly removing any bone chips and other hidden stuff. Place in filtered water if possible, but not essential as the boiling process evaporates most water chemicals. I add enough water to cover the bones by about 2 inches. Add 2-3 carrots, I peel them, leave them whole, 3-4 large cloves of garlic, half a celery in about 4 inch pieces, onion if you like, ACV 2 tablespoons to release the minerals from the bones. If you have favourite herbs, put them in, there are no rules with herbs, but, i keep it rather simple. start the boiling process, bring to a boil, best to keep the lid on as the evaporation will be high with the lid off. reduce to a simmer and keep scooping off the scum, this may happen several times, if the bones become exposed add some fresh water, keep the simmer up for 12-16hrs, I do mine over two days resting in the fridge at night. once the simmering is over use a good strong chinese type sieve to remove the bones and any other vegetable matter, remove any floating particles, cool, decant and store in the fridge. The next day, the fat will be solidified, cut away a small bit and you should have a pot full of jelly. the thickness of the jelly will depend on how much water you end up with. you will need to judge your pot size to regulate this. my jelly is thick, like party jelly, but remember, party jelly is full of sugar and we all know what sugar does, watch the sugar film if you dont know. now your stock is ready to use, make soup, drink it, add it to meats slow cooked in the oven, dream up what ever. I use the fat in lots of cooking. saturated beef fat is healthy fats, I follow LCHF lifestyle with Paleo and GAPS adapted bits.

    • @finielnecave6180
      @finielnecave6180 7 років тому +2

      Silvio Fontana
      hi Silvio. Love your recipe. I was looking for a healthy and tasty broth.
      Thanks...Fini from Panama

    • @silviofontana3666
      @silviofontana3666 7 років тому +8

      enjoy, drink or your favorite add vegetable daily, long term your hair, nails, skin and intestines will glow with health.

    • @reneehopkins5666
      @reneehopkins5666 5 років тому

      Silvio Fontana Thank you for sharing your recipe tips. I’m very new to this so I need to ask, what is ACV 2 tablespoons?

  • @perfumaphilia3246
    @perfumaphilia3246 7 років тому +9

    I've been meaning to look into this subject for a long time. Glad I happened upon this lecture, very comprehensive and informative.
    I'm just now starting to make my own bone broth, but I'd like to also start making my own jello with gelatin and just fruit puree or juice. Can anyone recommend any channels that make gelatin recipes that aren't savory?

  • @shellc83
    @shellc83 5 років тому +1

    Thank God for adjustable playback speed. Loved loved loved, this

  • @tallcedars2310
    @tallcedars2310 5 років тому +4

    Enjoyed the presentation, excellent speaker and fun too. Broths are making me feel better since I have found your book, thank you.
    Here's a wee story I heard on the radio one day. A winning body builder said he chugs down cups of bone broth every day. He is the oldest bb & was asked how he was able to stay in the game at such an age. His reply was that he drank bone broth like it was coffee.
    Heard that story about 3 years ago and after hearing about Nourishing Broth from Mary's Nest, I finally started making broth. Awesome stuff to say the least.
    Would be intersting to see bb's split into two groups, one vegan, the other primitive foodie, I know who I'd bet on!

  • @whittakerdanielj
    @whittakerdanielj 5 років тому +8

    At times I wonder if the people in the past were healthier than we are led to believe.

  • @femkekoene8293
    @femkekoene8293 6 років тому +7

    I can see why you've had 252k views, you are brilliant

  • @ninjashogun
    @ninjashogun 3 роки тому +5

    After watching this I went on to experiment making broth and here's what I have found. - pig feet and cow feet has the most dramatic effects on my joint issues. Chicken feet turkey neck neck general birds... didn't do enough if anything at. The pig and cow feet bone broth is SUPER DUPER effective as disgusting as it sounds the effects were so dramatic. I herniated my back disk as a teen for the last almost 20 years I had been dealing with major back pain and not able to lift more than 135lb without feeling pain for days afterwards. These days I am able to lift about 345lbs on the deadlift for a clean 3 or 4 repetitions and have no back pain. My life has been saved and I am only 35 years old. Also I can hardly crack my fingers and toes anymore and my back doesn't crick anymore. If I go a long time without broth maybe about 6-9 months I feel the joints beginning to deteriorate again. 4oz a day of this thick heavy broth I make is plenty enough to satisfy my joints hunger for nutrition. In the past I had taken too much upwards of about 32oz per day and this was just way to heavy on my kidney in terms of protein assimilation so I was peeing out a good amount.
    I have a new love and respect for pig after this experience and it is now one of my favorite sources of nutrition.
    Also it wasn't ever organic. Feed lot peta violated pigs saved me... as horrible as that is... it worked and I am now free of my joints pains.
    The saddest part is nobody ever takes my advice because the idea of consuming pig is just taboo but since I am Puerto 🇵🇷 it isn't as taboo because pigs are a main staple for us. It is our turkey for Thanksgiving so it just gave me more of a reason to appreciate this animal for what it is capable of.
    This advice is for someone living in serious pain who has trued everything and nothing else to lose.. except for pain.

    • @annalau3487
      @annalau3487 2 роки тому

      I find your comment extremely helpful, thank you so much for sharing your experience.

    • @denagustafson6070
      @denagustafson6070 9 місяців тому

      Many people eat pigs. Bacon is a very popular food the world over!

  • @LitoBambito
    @LitoBambito 8 років тому +29

    This woman is brilliant! Thank you for enlightening me.

    • @suzyvegalicious5646
      @suzyvegalicious5646 5 років тому

      You say the woman is brilliant while at the same time calling yourself "Empathy". Who is it you have empathy for? I guess it's not the murdered animals.

    • @samuelmidnight7000
      @samuelmidnight7000 5 років тому

      no, you vegans have no empathy, ESPECIALLY for humans. as long as i can restore my health, i don't give a fuck about the animals! life is not fair, ask the lions and its prey... i always have the feeling that you vegans truly hate humans, because meat is pretty necessary and natural for us. but you damn vegans are delusional as fuck.

  • @walk2miles
    @walk2miles 6 років тому +3

    GREAT presentation. A lot of scientific terms that were palatable and enjoyable to listen to and learn

  • @teres3519
    @teres3519 8 років тому +13

    Excellent presentation!!

  • @MsKariSmith
    @MsKariSmith 4 роки тому +1

    I have always loved chicken cartilage, and now I know why. This was an excellent talk, clear info for all of us
    wanting to know more about the subject.

  • @Exodus26.13Pi
    @Exodus26.13Pi 6 років тому +78

    U.N. "Agenda 2030" hates these videos.

    • @Cheeseatingjunglista
      @Cheeseatingjunglista 5 років тому +1

      You really are so stupidly bigotted I assume to are sitting in a pool of your droppings, too simple to move out of it? Do try to grow a brain

    • @mapoune1
      @mapoune1 5 років тому

      OneHung Low 8

    • @YoutubeVideoViewerDEL
      @YoutubeVideoViewerDEL 5 років тому +4

      yes, those who say meat is not "sustainable"

    • @Mturner450
      @Mturner450 5 років тому +8

      @@Cheeseatingjunglista sounds like you're vitamin B12 deficient.

    • @kingjames7273
      @kingjames7273 5 років тому

      Blue helmets are a target of opportunity weapons free

  • @VeronicaTaylorPME
    @VeronicaTaylorPME 8 років тому +8

    This is Fabulous!!! Love the Quick wit too! I am going to get my turkey bones now!!!!

  • @maskys116
    @maskys116 6 років тому +4

    Absolutely, EXCELLENT!

  • @mariamarimari1971
    @mariamarimari1971 8 років тому +7

    Honestly, I made bone marrow soup and I have been drinking the broth and I feel strong. I am able to exercise and I have so much energy. I also started giving it to my pekenese as well. Thank you for this video.

    • @bradley2492
      @bradley2492 7 років тому

      Maria Maria1
      Do you think it could be all in the mind

  • @willow7233
    @willow7233 9 років тому +4

    AWESOME, THANK YOU!!! Everything I really needed and wanted to know!!

  • @nonya68n2
    @nonya68n2 7 років тому +2

    thank you for sharing. I'm just started bone brothing. did the detox. Cleaned me out in 2 days and kept on. I cheated chocolate, McD's, Checkers. Lost 6 pounds in 7days. Just started using GraysLakes in my coffee. I started it bc I was having SURGERY. I was up and moving around, didn't go straight to the Norco until 2am from 12pm. it was a 61/2 he surgery. i was ask what was a pain I said, a 1? She was shocked!! I felt good. I CREDIT THE BONE BROTH!! it works. I did the smoothie, organic chicken the.cream like bouillon, kinda you add to water.it was too salty. I can't wait to make it with chicken and cleaned veggies. Thank you soo much

  • @faylinameir
    @faylinameir 10 років тому +28

    19:07 I actually have some of those jello books, I found them in my great grandma's things and kept them because they were interesting. Most of the recipes are bizarre though LOL

  • @tanveer7008
    @tanveer7008 4 роки тому +1

    Can anyone tell me the recipe

  • @tashee8772
    @tashee8772 7 років тому +6

    Enjoyed the presentation. Thank you for the info.

  • @833tr00t
    @833tr00t 2 роки тому +10

    00:00 Correlation does not mean causation
    01:20 Healing properties of soup and broth through history and cookbooks
    06:14 Soup in the american diet, canned and commercial soups
    09:11 Story of a woman who finds a chicken leg in a package of breasts and people who are out of touch
    10:08 Different components of broth that make it good
    11:30 Protein in bone broth
    12:22 Story about dogs dying from gelatin
    12:51 About Gelatin
    13:42 Amino acids in bone broth +
    15:20 "Dark" side of Glutamine +
    16:36 Methionine and Methylation
    17:00 Collagen in the manufactured form, gelatin industry, "Miracle food"
    17:52 Charles and Rose Knox, Knox gelatin
    19:48 Cartilage, Minerals in Bones, Marrow and its nutritional profile +
    25:48 Components of broth
    27:35 Broth and disease
    28:36 Stephen Rennard chicken soup study, Neutraphils
    30:02 Nathan R. Gotthoffer - gelatin research, Francis M. Pottenger, suggested healing properties
    33:08 John F. Pruden "Father of Cartilage Therapy", research on bone broth healing different diseases +
    37:27 Mycoplasma and auto-immune disease theory +
    38:25 Controversial research and auto-immune disease theory - Thomas McPherson Brown, Virginia Livingston
    40:10 Bone broth, Mycobacterium tubercolosis, TB, Leprosy, HIV, Cancer
    42:08 Broth, Sports and Fitness, Bodybuilding and diet
    43:18 Anti-aging, Aphrodisiac, Cellulite and more...

  • @Bernabecn
    @Bernabecn 7 років тому +3

    Muchas gracias Dr. Kaayla D, I just stared to take bone broth powder today is my first day. Thank you

  • @ksteed1167
    @ksteed1167 5 років тому +1

    Neat to hear talk about pleomorphic bacteria and names like Royal Rife, Gaston Naessen, etc...i'm re-encouraged to keep making bone broth!

  • @chiledoug
    @chiledoug 5 років тому +30

    i add feet to my chix broth.and extra wings backs necks While I am making it I cook a chicken.debone and put the bone back in the pot

    • @anitataylor4287
      @anitataylor4287 5 років тому +3

      I only use the feet in mine..so good.

    • @chiledoug
      @chiledoug 5 років тому +2

      My farmer gave me 10# of turkey feet she does this every year I used to get chicken and turkey livers hearts etc..but the people that help her process got smart..she did give me 6# of beef liver and a heart..her family wont eat them

    • @chiledoug
      @chiledoug 5 років тому +1

      The turkey feet are so big I still have some left from last year..

    • @chiledoug
      @chiledoug 5 років тому

      @Frances Duckworth no problem

  • @marydohrmann2242
    @marydohrmann2242 9 років тому +39

    She is adorable and funny! Loved this educated talk on broth:)

  • @TheGhostSongwriter
    @TheGhostSongwriter 5 років тому +3

    Thank you so much for your sharing your talents & knowledge. I have shared this video with many people I love. Thank you!

  • @donnagarms283
    @donnagarms283 8 років тому +3

    Thank you so much for sharing your inside. Really appreciate all the info.

  • @SparklingGems
    @SparklingGems 8 років тому +3

    Wonderful information...words of wisdom! Thank you so much for sharing, Dr. Daniel.

  • @radiatelight4100
    @radiatelight4100 6 років тому +2

    Thank you for a great presentation, Dr. Daniel. This was incredibly insightful.

  • @hankkuya4354
    @hankkuya4354 5 років тому +14

    When doctors say auto immune disease is the term used to say we don’t know.

    • @mrmeach1967
      @mrmeach1967 5 років тому +3

      Hank Kuya, Yup. Agreed.
      My thoughts on autoimmunity are consonant with hers expressed at 37:24 [click the link].
      I started thinking pleomorphic organisms were at work some years ago after listening to a recorded interview between John Marsh, an acquaintance of RR Rife, and a Dr. Tully, DDS, who used Rife’s 1936 beam-ray device to resolve a lupus case in the space of two weeks: rifevideos.com/audio/9_dr_tully_dds.mp3
      Yes, a purely anecdotal account, not an expensive, rigorously vetted, FDA-approved study; and done by a dentist (not an MD) who was by no means an expert in rheumatology.
      It’s not mentioned in that recording, but Tully used the ray in accordance with Rife’s speculation that the lupus “virus” was a close cousin of a tuberculosis pleomorph detected by one of Rife’s microscopes. So Tully used similar frequencies to obtain the clinical results described in that clip.
      So the rub here is that Rife’s microscope adventures revealed to him without a doubt that the pathology underlying a case of lupus was viral, not the body’s mistaken attack on itself, not autoimmunity, not the prevailing understanding that informs modern medicine today.

    • @vaccinefraud5570
      @vaccinefraud5570 5 років тому +1

      Doctors use the Blame The Patient game all of the time to deflect attention from the doctors being the sole cause of disease via vaccines and other bioweapons so they say it is 'auto' immunity when it is merely implanted circulating immune complexes called serum sickness or stealth organisms being attacked with the host as collateral damage. So, they know full well what is going on which means they are engaged in fraud and murder.

    • @clivewells7090
      @clivewells7090 3 роки тому +1

      @@vaccinefraud5570 I would agree that the heads of the pharmacological organisations know that they are creating repeating customers but many of them don't know about the third world war silently declared on humanity in the fifties. The doctors are little more than prison/concentration camp guards; just following orders, we were told it was for their protection. I would presume the people who vet and staff the FDA are the masterminds.

    • @vaccinefraud5570
      @vaccinefraud5570 3 роки тому

      @@clivewells7090 Silent Weapons for Quiet Broth... I mean... Wars... Well said. It's clear that Borellia and Bartonella of Lyme EAT CONNECTIVE TISSUE, so this is all part of a military coverup for their weapon. FDA is nothing but psychological warfare operatives (We're here to protect you...).
      The gurus will tell you what is going on but then still use antibiotics that make it worse
      ua-cam.com/video/mLK48ecsn-s/v-deo.html
      There was only one expert on this and she's dead now (unfortunately promoted vaccines)
      ua-cam.com/video/WozrCFW0mRM/v-deo.html
      There is no purity of information anywhere so we synthesize what we get. Cheers.

    • @vaccinefraud5570
      @vaccinefraud5570 3 роки тому

      @@mrmeach1967 Very nice. When we synthesize the work of Lawrence Broxmeyer on TB and its phage and the cell-wall deficient forms with Lida Mattman's work on Lyme
      ua-cam.com/video/WozrCFW0mRM/v-deo.html
      Then we see that of the 8 morphological forms of Borellia alone that some of the smaller items can be called 'viruses'. That ties into 'viral' origin and pleomorphism since Lyme can pull itself back together from its antibiotic-disrupted pieces to gain cell wall competency again. The test for Lupus is cross-reactive with the test for syphilis (another spirochete) and they treat Lupus with ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS which is too close to what sane are using for the current Beer Bug outbreak (hydroxychloroquine) so we are back to the Lyme picture and perhaps Babesia not some oriental gain of function monster. So you are 100% correct. There is no such thing as 'autoimmunity' the body is just firing wildly at stealth organisms that have evaded immune survelliance thus taking out host tissue in the process.

  • @ghostindamachine
    @ghostindamachine 5 років тому +2

    Whata fabulous speaker and researcher!

  • @danguzman4676
    @danguzman4676 9 років тому +28

    dah! I think she breathless, because she has a deep abiding passion for the topic broth, & used EVERY BREATH to it's full extent. She was running, & focused on every word. Bless DrDaniel. I learned years ago that beef bone & chicken bone broth, very well boiled, was a superb source for Hyaluronic acid, my personal research as a amateur, says it is the fountain of youth. A certain Asian society eats mostly root tubular foods from shallow rocky soil, & ingest much H.A. that results in quality eye sight, smooth skin, & healthy joints in advanced years. Edgar Cayce also advised to boil red meat & drink the broth, because it was full of B vitamins & was a good blood builder.. In the days when most people canned their produce in Mason Jars, some prudent people added boron as a preservative, Borax is very alkaline, & thus fights acidic bacterium fermentation. Also boron is essential for enamel & hormone & organ health. Cayce also recommended knox jello for every meal, because it greatly aids absorption in the gut, so does a goot table spoon of extra virgin olive oil, it coats the intestines to aid movement & nutrient absorption, it is also quite good as a pain rub, the electrical pain path back to the brain is buffered, weakend. Only extra virgin olive oil does this dampening. Static electricity by charging a 1" diameter piece of PVC pipe 3' long, stroke with sheep wool or news paper will charge the rod with static, thus causing hairs to stand & be attracted to it. A good tool to reduce pain. See a amateur non schooled person will gather much, when not faced with tests & other blinders that curtail a desire to learn.

    • @youtubesuckss7058
      @youtubesuckss7058 5 років тому +2

      Dan Guzman I agree about the dr and I also agree with your comment on the fountain of youth I also correlated my new improved skin to Asian traditional food habits

  • @rosieran6106
    @rosieran6106 6 років тому +3

    I just love this lady. Very informative!

  • @PauloFerreira-wp2it
    @PauloFerreira-wp2it 8 років тому +5

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Fantastic

  • @fifteenbyfive
    @fifteenbyfive 8 років тому +4

    Incredible video. Thank you Dr. Daniel!

  • @allegri9cl
    @allegri9cl 7 років тому +23

    Very good presentation.. detailed, informative, educative... wont let the vegans discourage me.. ill give bone broth a go and see it for myself...

    • @suzyvegalicious5646
      @suzyvegalicious5646 5 років тому

      So if you could live a happy and super healthy life with compassion as a vegan you would still rather kill innocent, defenseless beings for nothing. Is that right?

  • @lwc1029
    @lwc1029 5 років тому +2

    Had a bout of rashes all over my upper body excepting the face down to pubic area. Doctors n skin specialists were dumbfounded. After 2 months with condition worsening, came across American nutritionist recommendation of bone broth and organ meat. Few days later skin started clearing up. Amazing. The last specialist, very reluctantly, said she heard of bone broth healing but not organ meats.

  • @charlieamabile1360
    @charlieamabile1360 5 років тому +2

    Also, one of the grocery stores near me started carrying bone broth.

  • @erinvaughn3739
    @erinvaughn3739 7 років тому +14

    I Love the Science of Food !! 👍💪👏💖

  • @pherenike8079
    @pherenike8079 5 років тому +2

    So interesting, amazing presentation. I'm gonna watch this more than once.

    • @bobwoww8384
      @bobwoww8384 4 роки тому

      Phere Nike Im gonna share it with anyone who will listen. Great info must be shared

  • @charlieamabile1360
    @charlieamabile1360 5 років тому +3

    A Native American shaman said that consuming chicken cartilage can help restore cartilage damaged by arthritis or some other common disease.

  • @ABagala1
    @ABagala1 5 років тому +1

    Kaayla is utterly awesome.

  • @525Lines
    @525Lines 9 років тому +12

    Drinking hot soup as hot as you can safely drink it will take down a cold or much of the symptoms. Take some vitamin C and that should take care of most colds.

    • @spaceghost8995
      @spaceghost8995 5 років тому +5

      You just pulled that out of your ass. Temperature will not matter.

    • @adunnou2075
      @adunnou2075 5 років тому

      Jimmy Crickets sauerkraut

  • @carmenbailey5125
    @carmenbailey5125 5 років тому +3

    I needed to hear this and thank you for sharing your knowledge its greatly appreciated🌹

  • @blkcat1254
    @blkcat1254 5 років тому +5

    A lot of animals living in cold weather were there is snow,,what we don't know is that the lower legs that have the best marrow is also got an oil in it that will not freeze so that the animals legs say usable ...hence neatsfoot oil

  • @EarmuffHugger
    @EarmuffHugger 5 років тому +1

    I'm there 😀 Good Doctor
    Kaayla Daniel 👍

  • @ms.bornagain57
    @ms.bornagain57 5 років тому +38

    Medical heretics are real doctors. That the doctor I want to go to.

  • @aeridyne
    @aeridyne 4 роки тому +2

    Thank you very much for this video - I honestly didn't expect it to be as good as it was! Such great information, especially regarding the potential to help out the immune system. I have horrible GERD and leaky gut and what I can eat has dwindled down to only a handful of things now and I think those are starting to go too, I hope that I found this just in time. I've been taking L-glutamine and colostrum and a whole bunch of other good things but nothing seems to really be working well. I hope maybe a whole crap load of bone broth finally does the trick. I don't know what else to do.

  • @johnnypenso9574
    @johnnypenso9574 5 років тому +99

    8:09 _"Or what vegans call corpse juice"_ ...vegans triggered!

  • @Whiskeyshotglass
    @Whiskeyshotglass 8 років тому +4

    Thank you for the presentation. It was excellent. Now I have only 1 important question. Do the scientific studies show that grass feed makes a difference? Did any of the studies you talk about in the presentation find a difference between grass feed or non grass feed? I know it is logical to say that grass feed would be better but does it really matter? does it make a difference on the cell level? Or is it a hype just to charge outrageous prices for bone?

  • @evaeyez
    @evaeyez 5 років тому +7

    I'm polish. We make chicken broth every week on Sundays, my gran would always add 1-3 tbsp of lard to it too. she's 98 and not even wearing glasses.
    High fat diet, high on beef, pork and chicken meat. We also have a dish where we cook pigs legs for hours with some veg until it forms gelatine. then cut the skin off the bones, cut veg onto small chunks, mix it all and put into little ramekins and pop to fridge to harden. Once hardened we have it with apple cider vinegar. believe me it's fucking delicious so if ure not scared of cooking pigs feet do it. It's called "zimna noga" in polish if ure looking for a recipe.

    • @bohunkjunk2514
      @bohunkjunk2514 5 років тому +2

      Care to share your recipe here? I'd be interested in trying it.

  • @criselperezgendron6058
    @criselperezgendron6058 4 роки тому

    You are an amazing women with lots of smarts and a great sense of humor!
    I love you! Thanks for educating me and everyone else!

  • @DelbertStinkfester
    @DelbertStinkfester 8 років тому +36

    I just started my 4th day of a both broth fast....I feel fantastic

    • @jaynepeitavino3791
      @jaynepeitavino3791 8 років тому +1

      did you eat anything else? Did you drink water?

    • @DelbertStinkfester
      @DelbertStinkfester 8 років тому +9

      Rene'e Rose
      I drink coffee with butter and coconut oil blended in, tea, lots of water and I take my vitamins.

    • @ashicaalisha791
      @ashicaalisha791 8 років тому +9

      coffee and butter is so fucking good together

    • @mrs.donohue9569
      @mrs.donohue9569 7 років тому +3

      I'll be having my 60 Birthday next August and really want to be able to fit into an outfit I haven't be able to wear yet. The problem, especially at my age, is it's just so hard how long it takes for a woman my age to lose. Well, I have been trying hard and losing an occasional oz here and there but Started drinking broth 2 , stepped on the scale this morning and was 1.5 lbs lighter! I'm really looking forward to this week.

    • @mrs.donohue9569
      @mrs.donohue9569 7 років тому

      love

  • @MIPlarsen
    @MIPlarsen 6 років тому +1

    What does it mean when you can't digest collagen? I have a collagen product made of grass fed ox and when I take only 0,5 gram of it I get extreme constipated. On day three it feels like I'm pooping out a small stone. On day four I'll be fine again.

  • @davidstewart4149
    @davidstewart4149 6 років тому +4

    Does the collagen in bone broth go through digestion without being denatured and broken down into amino acids?

    • @vaccinefraud5570
      @vaccinefraud5570 5 років тому +1

      That is the most intelligent post I have seen so far.

    • @clivewells7090
      @clivewells7090 3 роки тому

      I think it must do some good, whether or not it's broken down, judging from the comments section. I think it was cartilage the doctor at the end said wouldn't survive digestion.

    • @davidstewart4149
      @davidstewart4149 3 роки тому

      @@clivewells7090 No, it does not. It is broken down into amino acids. It does not survive as collagen, and we do not use animals' collagen to support our collagen. This video is bullshit.

    • @clivewells7090
      @clivewells7090 3 роки тому

      @@davidstewart4149 thanks for the correction. I shall amend my error, however, I don't believe this video is bullshine, as it contains a lot of valuable historical experiments that big pharma would like forgotten. X

  • @1994megz
    @1994megz 4 роки тому

    This was great content and perfect for what I have been researching right now.
    Thank you

  • @shinebabyshine.
    @shinebabyshine. 7 років тому +107

    Broth nerds unite

    • @thalesnemo2841
      @thalesnemo2841 5 років тому +2

      @Shine baby shine
      Soup! Who knew?

    • @matsf8268
      @matsf8268 5 років тому

      🤪

    • @shellc83
      @shellc83 5 років тому +2

      Woohoo i got 2 pots going right now!

  • @zestymama
    @zestymama 6 років тому +1

    Enjoyed your presentation. I am making my first batch of bone broth today. I started last night cleaning the bones. It will be used for pho :)

  • @ianbell2288
    @ianbell2288 8 років тому +4

    Wonderful speaker.

    • @laurinnnn
      @laurinnnn 7 років тому

      Huh? I’m out of Breath just listening.

  • @roryryan2933
    @roryryan2933 4 роки тому

    Very clever, informed, convincing. Thank you.

  • @ColoradoMartini
    @ColoradoMartini 8 років тому +3

    I loved your talk. It was so informative. When are you coming to CU Boulder to talk? You would be a big hit here

  • @girliedog
    @girliedog Рік тому

    I am very interested in this subject, I would like to know more about how the cartilage therapy was carried out. Did the subjects merely drink bone broth or was a pure concentrated for administer? Responses appreciated.

  • @backfru
    @backfru 8 років тому +84

    far out, vegans should be banned from commenting on these videos. their hostility is disgusting. heres the science of broth - its real

    • @thepinoz
      @thepinoz 8 років тому +2

      there is a problem with contaminants (pollution unfortunately exists everywhere). Check this out nutritionfacts.org/video/lead-contamination-bone-broth/

    • @musicbcwalk
      @musicbcwalk 8 років тому

      Jordan prestige yeah scientific fact be damned

    • @melizzamelizza
      @melizzamelizza 8 років тому +13

      Vegans are fucking evil.

    • @CoachPiuze
      @CoachPiuze 7 років тому +15

      vegans agression on the world is annoying

    • @porkyo123
      @porkyo123 7 років тому +3

      CoachPiuze They need ta go!!!

  • @rgkrazor8788
    @rgkrazor8788 4 роки тому

    Enjoyed the lecture and make my own broth, but I see other Dr's saying it's impossible for broth to help because of the way the body processes collagen, in fact they say it's dangerous to consume. Very frustrating, don't know who to believe.

    • @bobwoww8384
      @bobwoww8384 4 роки тому +2

      RGK Razor the other doctors aren’t telling you the truth. Probably because medical schools are now mainly funded ie: controlled, by major pharmaceutical companies.

  • @skepticat8874
    @skepticat8874 9 років тому +16

    Excellent presentation!