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The Science behind our Daily Diets | Earth Science
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- What's the science behind everyday food that can help us improve of our lives? Is coffee better decaf? Is red wine healthy? Are milk substitutes as good as the real thing?
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Anyone remember when this channel created new and at least somewhat interesting and informative content instead of just snippets from television?
Pepperidge Farms remembers.
could you guys please not say "studies have shown" without linking a study. just a thought
Most people won't read sources, and not many are specialized enough to judge the quality of research. A peer reviewed paper is not tailored like your average magazine article which is digestible by the public.
They should still cite their sources. Heck, they used to do it in Greg's old videos, but got lazy around the turn of the year.
Exactly. Where is BBC's integrity? This is how "science" turns into a mere game of telephone.
+withelisa
Exaggerate much?? Even though I mostly agree that it would have been better for them to cite their sources, this kind of hyperbole doesn't do anyone any good...
@@Joddit not hyperbole at all. I personally value transparency and honesty, don't you? An institution like the BBC will carry an air of authority for most viewers and they therefore should hold a particular responsibility toward their viewership. Not apologizing for high standards when the stakes involve lives.
2 things about this video:
1. I’ve stated this on the original video about rice, but it’s very misleading, not at ll informative, and comes off as a scare tactic to stop eating rice all together, even though there are billions of people worldwide who eat rice daily (including children) who don’t suffer any ill effects.
2. Is the bit about xanthum gum suppose to be negative? The way it was presented made it seem like it’s something I should avoid, despite the fact that it was stated in the segment that it came from a natural source and could be used to reduce caloric intake. Those are all good things. It’s like someone trying to taunt you with compliments.
Wait, what about hormones and pus in cows milk? Or cancer link? Just saying
Whats wrong with the inconsistent audio?
Lactose free people can easily consume plant based milks.
I endure the pain in the ass
Some people prefer the taste of soy or almond milk over real milk. I personally cant stand the buttery smell of whole milk.
I think drinking animal's (other than ourselves) milk is weird in the sense that no other animals drink milk from another species.
Excuse me, but 2 seconds of googling revealed a lot of errors in this video, for example calcium is natural in soya and almonds
Jesus, and even the old myth about soyas estrogene got there. This woman still believes, that plants estrogene has any impact on Homo Sapiens Sapiens body. what a shit show honestly
Curious to know your sources. The video mentions calcium is fortified in soya milk like this article:
www.healthline.com/health/milk-almond-cow-soy-rice
With so much fake news and information on the interweb, I'm interested to get a balanced opinion and facts so that I can make an informed decision. Thanks. Although there was a time they said butter was unhealthy and now they say it is actually better than oils for cooking.
"2 seconds of Googling" that's the problem, quick research is not a good way to find conclusion especially with so many lies companies do to sell their products. Do you even bother to do research on calcium itself? Or the amount of natural calcium in raw soya and almond? Having Google in your arsenal don't turn you into a scientist.
@@EckyThump69 well, at 48 yrs of age so far... I only use butter, olive oil & coconut oil. My Dr has said that she's never heard as strong a heartbeat as I have. My bp is 117 over 65. I'd say regular unsalted butter is just fine. 😉
+Tina Abrahamson
But anecdotal evidence is the weakest form of evidence as we all know... So I'm happy for you, but it is not a sound argument...
I'm probably the only person who prefers tea over coffee
Celina J nope I’m with ya
Chinese and japanese have tea drinking culture. I take chinese tea everyday 😁
Nah I practically live tea and can’t stand coffee
nope, population is more or less divided 50/50 into tea and coffe dringers, thats why in shops there's more or less same variety of choice in those products you dufus
I’m British and I agree
1. not all people can drink dairy
2. asians eat a lot of rice and are fine
compilation of my favourite episodes :)
nice compilation
Could you time stamp the segments for your compilation?
Thank you!
Great
What is the music at 7.04?
Are you the guy from that tv show
Soya? Is it not just "Soy"?
Depends if it's English or American spelling
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Why do we get car sick?
Can someone give me the lady talking about the milk, i want to marry her.
Clip show!!1 😁
The fact that this video came out during a Full Moon Cycle is really evident in the comment section..also people are just nuts
Most of these people are nutty all month long
Ah, good ol' BBC mainstream "knowledge"...
I think you were trying to make a point there, but it's completely lost on me...
@@Joddit uhh... sucks to be you..?
Ok... So maybe,you weren't trying to make a point, but just wanted to make noise... Fair enough!!