3 WORST Nuts & 9 BEST Nuts [For Diabetes, Heart & Clogged Arteries]

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  • @DrTomBiernacki
    @DrTomBiernacki  Рік тому +82

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    • @liveonce2102
      @liveonce2102 Рік тому +4

      Why are 2 of your 3 worse nuts in the top 9 nuts. Confused.
      Peanuts are in the top nine but the is the worst, yet pine nuts didnt make the top 9 but was better than peanuts??

    • @kimmingchew8425
      @kimmingchew8425 Рік тому

    • @saragracie5554
      @saragracie5554 Рік тому +2

      Which nuts are u referring to in the first 4 minutes??

    • @saragracie5554
      @saragracie5554 Рік тому +2

      Your list is confusing. Please write this list here CLEARLY 🙏😂

    • @rosemarymurphy7954
      @rosemarymurphy7954 Рік тому +2

      This was so helpful as I ha e HBP & colestral problems. Have only discovered your channel unfortunately but will follow closely now... Thank you.. 🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @lawrencelawrence3920
    @lawrencelawrence3920 Рік тому +81

    Good to hear that walnuts are good. So many of my neighbors have these trees and they do not gather the nuts, so I do. They are free.

    • @yiotae9386
      @yiotae9386 Рік тому +6

      They are free and organic lol

    • @kathychinsamy2157
      @kathychinsamy2157 Рік тому +7

      You are very fortunate 😊
      Cos walnuts are very expensive
      From South Africa 🇿🇦

    • @sv160
      @sv160 Рік тому +6

      I planted a walnut tree and I have a hazelnut bush yeah

    • @kathychinsamy2157
      @kathychinsamy2157 Рік тому +3

      @@sv160 That is wonderful

    • @lawrencelawrence3920
      @lawrencelawrence3920 Рік тому +1

      @@kathychinsamy2157 I dont know if it is possible to grow them where you live but it might be worth a try. Once established they require very little upkeep.

  • @kervinthomas4859
    @kervinthomas4859 Рік тому +300

    When I started eating RAW UNSALTED PECANS my type 2 diabetes dissapeared. A handful daily cleared me up in about a month. My A1c is 5.4 and has been in that range for over three years now. I keep pecans in my diet. I found them in the baking section at the grocery store.

    • @jabbarthomas4583
      @jabbarthomas4583 Рік тому +21

      I'm definitely going to give it a try.

    • @noeella784
      @noeella784 Рік тому +21

      Thanks for the info.

    • @artco77
      @artco77 Рік тому +12

      I don't digest Pecans. They gang up on me and block my commode. I guess I need a ton of acid, and I can only eat a couple a day.

    • @warrenhoffman653
      @warrenhoffman653 Рік тому +10

      Thanks

    • @michelehernandez4217
      @michelehernandez4217 Рік тому +24

      @@artco77 If it is not an allergy to the nut..try soaking your nuts in water overnight before consuming.

  • @annietiques1803
    @annietiques1803 Рік тому +183

    Peanuts
    Hazelnuts
    Brazil Nuts
    Macadamia Nuts
    Pecans
    Cashews . The potato chip of nut world
    Walnuts
    Pistachios
    Almonds

    • @john4385
      @john4385 Рік тому +20

      Thank you for the list ...!!...

    • @idolhanz9842
      @idolhanz9842 Рік тому +18

      Which one's bad?

    • @ornaleader9197
      @ornaleader9197 Рік тому +2

      Thanks a lot for the list

    • @jellyrollnorton
      @jellyrollnorton Рік тому +16

      The three that he deems "bad" are macadamia (higher in fat), pine nuts (possible bitter taste for months, and peanuts (too complex to summarize here). But he thinks they’re all healthier than chips.

    • @phantomrio5222
      @phantomrio5222 Рік тому +4

      Tks. Saves me some time.

  • @peaceofmind5731
    @peaceofmind5731 Рік тому +35

    Thank you for your informative video on the 3 best and worst nuts to eat. It's great to have a comprehensive guide on the pros and cons of different types of nuts, helping us make healthier choices in our diets. The way you presented the information was clear and easy to understand. It's important to be aware of both the benefits and drawbacks of the foods we consume, and your video provides a balanced perspective. Overall, an excellent job!

  • @ronin7590
    @ronin7590 Рік тому +68

    My absolute favorite is Pistachio. No nut or seed tastes that good raw and unflavored. truly a gift from nature.

    • @rodenwald
      @rodenwald Рік тому +3

      These have way to much Omega 6. Avoid them

    • @Maynza
      @Maynza Рік тому +4

      @@rodenwald it has a lot less omega 6 than almonds, and many other nuts on this list

    • @radoslavsk8591
      @radoslavsk8591 Рік тому +1

      Dont avoid pistachio, some black/white opinions on ytube are useless. Eat a handful a day of more species of nuts and you will be happy :)

    • @ronin7590
      @ronin7590 Рік тому +2

      @@radoslavsk8591 My nut/seed intake at the moment looks like this: 15g pistachio, 15g cashews, 15g hemp seeds, 15g sunlower or pumpkin seeds, 30g almonds. So around 100g varied nuts/seeds everyday.

    • @radoslavsk8591
      @radoslavsk8591 Рік тому +2

      @@ronin7590 variety is the key, so you are on good way. Sometimes other seeds/nuts may be good too.

  • @llandy123
    @llandy123 Рік тому +30

    I was making a recipe today with pine nuts and I couldn't find any at the store so I got pecans instead and now this video shows up on my feed. Great info!

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Рік тому +4

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    • @dritacelaj6423
      @dritacelaj6423 Рік тому

      You can find every supermarket in the New York it's little expensive but for health I give that money

  • @krisjustin3884
    @krisjustin3884 Рік тому +43

    Awesome video! Encouraging to see more doctors like you these days who research the benefits of different types of food. I love cashews, macadamia nuts and peanuts although I hear cashews have a significant volume of carbohydrates and peanuts can cause inflammation. Still, I don’t think a handful is the end of the world! So glad you also referred to keto people like myself! Your comprehensive analysis on this is superb!

  • @waneng6527
    @waneng6527 Рік тому +5

    I make my bowl of snack with grounded flaxseeds, black sesame seeds (nourish the kidneys), hempseeds, chia seeds, sunflower seeds, etc and nutritional yeast, add a tsp of flaxseed oil, olive oil or MCT, mixed together and is delicious and pack with nutritions!

  • @Vincentorix
    @Vincentorix Рік тому +59

    Great info. I started eating nuts as an alternative to chops because of my Hypertension. Glad to know I am doing the right thing. Cheers.

    • @RapidHealthYT
      @RapidHealthYT Рік тому +1

      Can eat them all day. Only a handful in moderation. So healthy

    • @beewinfield
      @beewinfield Рік тому

      No, you would be way better off with a fatty lamb chop or 2. See my comment above.

  • @lbanducci
    @lbanducci Рік тому +42

    Some many nuts are roasted in seed oils with Omega-6 fats. Go for raw or dry roasted in my opinion.

    • @cynthiashores57
      @cynthiashores57 Рік тому +3

      Very true and roasting may not be a good idea if you are concerned about nutrient loss. Walnuts have Omega-3 which we need more of.

    • @rodenwald
      @rodenwald Рік тому +2

      Most nuts contain way too much Omega 6, even raw. Google a list of omega 6 vs omega 3 in nuts. Nuts are not as good as told here

    • @CherylPinkUreta
      @CherylPinkUreta 4 місяці тому

      I'm watching your here in Philippines doc.

  • @mingkee27
    @mingkee27 Рік тому +101

    Technically, peanut is legume (beans)
    Actually, high fat in macadamia nuts can stay full longer, and it helps to stay off snacking when you add macadamia nuts in your meal
    Don't worry about fat as long as it's natural

    • @rickanderson11
      @rickanderson11 Рік тому +10

      Peanuts are also very high in purines, which can cause painful GOUT attacks. I learned this the hard way. If you have problems with gout, stay away from peanuts!

    • @tf4606
      @tf4606 Рік тому

      Peanuts are really high in oxalic acid. Use sparingly if you have kidney stones.

    • @PANTHERA369
      @PANTHERA369 Рік тому +5

      Yes but to clarify you need to avoid vegetable oils even if considered 'natural'
      By natural you mean eating animal foods/ some fats like avocado and (properly prepared nuts) 😋

    • @nithinpadival9718
      @nithinpadival9718 Рік тому +2

      @@PANTHERA369l

    • @PAIDFOR50
      @PAIDFOR50 Рік тому +9

      Yes but you need a large bag of money to purchase Macadamia nuts. That's a problem for most people.

  • @francevenezia
    @francevenezia Рік тому +63

    Thank You Lord God for all these delicious things You have given us to eat! 🙏

    • @DrTomBiernacki
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    • @model1897
      @model1897 Рік тому +3

      Amen....

    • @Magdasings
      @Magdasings Рік тому +4

      And so it is Amen 🙏

  • @chrysanthemum3065
    @chrysanthemum3065 Рік тому +4

    Very helpful - thank you! And I wish all the UA-cam makers had your lovely, calm voice. If anyone plays obnoxious music and screeches over it, I'm gone, no matter how interesting the video is otherwise. Again, thank you. 🙏🏻

  • @mariamvawda9192
    @mariamvawda9192 Рік тому +1

    Wow,very informative,love to listen and learn.Thank you.

  • @dawhtayhtay7340
    @dawhtayhtay7340 Рік тому +3

    Thanks a lot par Doctor for explaining and giving good messages to know

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  • @ahnaahna7278
    @ahnaahna7278 Рік тому +2

    So helpful to be reminded of this. I subscribed. Ahna

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  • @cristywyndham-shaw5111
    @cristywyndham-shaw5111 Рік тому +11

    Yep, I gave up crisps ages ago and make it a point to have a serving of nuts every day. I love pecans and walnuts. They keep me full so I don't even miss or crave crisps. Thanks for the info.

    • @RapidHealthYT
      @RapidHealthYT Рік тому +1

      Yes amazing these nuts. Can't beat plant based foods!!

    • @luisdetomaso867
      @luisdetomaso867 Рік тому +1

      @@RapidHealthYT @Rapid Health Wild caught fish and pasture raised eggs and meats beat plant based foods in almost every way. Good luck getting your omega 3s, B12, and highly absorbable iron from plants

    • @shimmy1083
      @shimmy1083 Рік тому +2

      @@luisdetomaso867 yes totally agree. You can definitely get all the nutrients you need from a well-planned plant-based diet. The way the animal products are raised can also have an impact on their nutrition, so going for wild-caught fish and pasture-raised meat and eggs is a good choice. At the end of the day, it's all about having a balanced diet, regardless of what you eat.

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      @shimmy1083 Рік тому

      @@DrTomBiernacki 🤗

  • @KalyanKalyan-mk3ec
    @KalyanKalyan-mk3ec 3 місяці тому

    I had most of these symptoms since I my early teen years. I dont understand why checking glucose levels isn't part of yearly physical. I didn't find out until I was seriously ill with kidney disease. This post is excellent & everyone should see it.

    • @floobertuber
      @floobertuber Місяць тому

      Glucose usually get checked (at least here in the USA midwest, it does), but unless you're already a diabetic, they do NOT check hbA1C, fasting insulin, inflammatory markers like C Reactive Protein, cortisol levels, LDL particle size breakdown, etc., etc. No effort or discussion is given to insulin resistance and metabolic dysfunction in most "healthy" patients. It's virtually impossible to take modern medicine seriously when we suffer from such high levels of diabetes, cancer, and cardiovascular disease, yet these important measurements are basically ignored en-masse. HEY DOCTORS - news flash - the way you prevent metabolic disease, and all the awful things that follow from it, is to keep an eye on these things BEFORE they become chronic illness. Quit just throwing drugs at the problem after the damn horse has left the burning barn.

  • @mortalstorm
    @mortalstorm Рік тому +47

    If you suffer from kidney stones, you should go easy on the nuts. They are high in oxalates which contributes to the formation of kidney stones.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Рік тому +9

      Great tip, that is something I need to emphasize more in the future, thank you!

    • @suebell5870
      @suebell5870 Рік тому +5

      I am a stone former and limit oxalates to 100 mg/day. I allow myself one ounce of pistachios daily, 14 mg.

    • @syasenns294
      @syasenns294 Рік тому +1

      I ate a whole box of macadamia nuts had to get rushed to ER I developed Kidney stone . Neve ate that many ago 10 yrs no more stones

    • @solar2607
      @solar2607 Рік тому +4

      My husband got calcium oxalate kidney stones due to drinking ice tea every day instead of water. He had them removed and stopped drinking ice tea and he has not had stones since. It's been over 20 years now.

  • @gerardoavila2141
    @gerardoavila2141 Рік тому +2

    Thank you master!!!
    This is imformative video.

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  • @tonioyendis4464
    @tonioyendis4464 Рік тому +52

    Sometimes I feel like a nut; sometimes I don't!

    • @kurtsherrick2066
      @kurtsherrick2066 Рік тому +1

      Almond Joy has nuts, Mounds don't. Because sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't! I am a nut!

    • @cynthiashores57
      @cynthiashores57 Рік тому

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @royhenderson9826
      @royhenderson9826 Рік тому +1

      Many times I've been called one!.

    • @bertingcustudio9127
      @bertingcustudio9127 Рік тому +1

      You may be eating a lot of worst nuts like coco nuts and dough nuts

    • @radoslavsk8591
      @radoslavsk8591 Рік тому

      @@bertingcustudio9127 fresh coconuts are great! Why not enjoy them?

  • @emagneticfield
    @emagneticfield Рік тому +2

    I bought a coffee grinder and use it to crush nuts which I sprinkle into whatever I am eating. I try to avoid the extra salt that accompanies many prepackaged nuts.

  • @coolroy4300
    @coolroy4300 Рік тому +12

    Eating prunes is great for hemorrhoids and making Recty happy.

  • @rosejohnson5963
    @rosejohnson5963 Рік тому +1

    Great documentary, love and shared it.

  • @question3431
    @question3431 Рік тому +8

    He showed the Eat to Live diet book, basically a vegetarian diet. I dropped 30 pounds following this, my doctor was amazed at how quickly my A1C lowered to normal. Doc stopped bugging me to take Metformin. This guy describes the Keto diet which has good points too. I follow a diet till it's no longer easy, then switch to a new healthy diet. Works like a charm.

  • @jamesivie5717
    @jamesivie5717 Рік тому +2

    Great advice! Thanks for the countdown.

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  • @rebamoon4965
    @rebamoon4965 Рік тому +16

    Dr. Your speaking style and cadence is most engaging...you kill the clutter of excessive small talk and give us succint information. Far too many YTube influencers just ramble on about nothing, even some of the doctors. Thank you. I enjoy them all except, Brazil nuts which a too expensive.

    • @RapidHealthYT
      @RapidHealthYT Рік тому +1

      Amazing video. Pecans are amazing and underrated

    • @maria-cristinaclark2821
      @maria-cristinaclark2821 Рік тому

      Thanks for sending information about this

    • @SandraVonRR
      @SandraVonRR Рік тому +1

      I buy mine at a Whole Foods store where they sell them in bulk, and buy just a small bag. Eat two on a Wednesday, then rotate my nuts the other days-walnuts on Thursday, cashews on Friday, pecans on Saturday, etc.; not my exact rotation, but you get my drift. So 10 Brazil nuts can last a whole month, because they are so big you only need 2 a week rotating your nuts, and they’ll last the whole month.

    • @RapidHealthYT
      @RapidHealthYT Рік тому

      @@SandraVonRR love the brazil nuts. You have a good system planned.

  • @loism1965
    @loism1965 Рік тому +2

    Once again, another great video I just love the way you explain it all. Thank you!

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  • @shanmugambala1883
    @shanmugambala1883 Рік тому +7

    Very interesting and informative. Very well presented. Thanks for sharing this video.

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  • @dazone705
    @dazone705 Рік тому +25

    I've been eating 1 oz of nuts religiously for a couple years now after learning of all the benefits which you've summarized very well. Thanks for the great video. FYI you skipped the nutritional breakdown of your number one nut almonds. Any concerns about lectins or oxalates?

    • @tf4606
      @tf4606 Рік тому +5

      Most nuts are high in oxalates.

    • @PANTHERA369
      @PANTHERA369 Рік тому +6

      Do you feel better overall in your health these past few years after changing this one habit ?

    • @PANTHERA369
      @PANTHERA369 Рік тому +3

      @@tf4606 Raw ? Sundried ? Baked ? Soaked ?

    • @dazone705
      @dazone705 Рік тому +4

      @@PANTHERA369 hard to say, with the pandemic and working from home full time I made a lot of changes. My cholesterol and triglycerides are both 98 despite eating a lot of bacon and eggs. I almost always eat raw unsalted nuts

    • @dazone705
      @dazone705 Рік тому +3

      @@tf4606 a lot of nutrient dense foods are high in oxalates, are we supposed to stop eating them all? Most people don't have problems with oxalates, they just pass right through.

  • @surroundedbyjaggoffs
    @surroundedbyjaggoffs Рік тому +2

    I’m 68, a few years ago I developed an intolerance for macadamias, cashews and pistachios, vomiting and diarrhea, WTF, what a bummer, I’ve turned to unsalted pecans and walnuts, will start eating more almonds in the future!!!

  • @lindamorgan2678
    @lindamorgan2678 Рік тому +4

    This is truly amazing no blah blah straight to the point with oodles of detailed information AND you have a very nice voice and way of speaking. Subbed and hit the alarm.. will now check out the other vids you have Thanks so much. P.S. thanks for saying all the bad stuff about the "Fake Nuts" peanuts. Also they rotate them in crops with cotton and the pesticides for the Boll Weevil is HORRIBLE and in the ground .. maybe that is why some kids are allergic ?

    • @davidanderson8469
      @davidanderson8469 Рік тому

      The increase in peanut allergies is a result of not exposing them to small amounts as kids. I'm 72 and all us kids ate peanuts frequently. I don't remember friends getting any of these New Age allergies. I'll concede there are people that are deadly allergic to peanuts but nutritional scientists are finding that many were never fed peanuts or even peanut butter when they were young. Exposing them to small but increasing amounts of peanuts as kids seems to free them from a life of peanut fear.

    • @davidanderson8469
      @davidanderson8469 Рік тому

      Thank you.

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  • @cindydavison9969
    @cindydavison9969 Рік тому +1

    I learned alot by watching this video.leaky gut is harf yo deal with.Thanks for the help.

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  • @florl.delgado4093
    @florl.delgado4093 Рік тому +2

    VERY INTERESTING!
    THANK YOU FOR SHARING ❣️😊

  • @Luq-John-Bro
    @Luq-John-Bro Рік тому +3

    Very informative video. Glad to find it.thank you very much👍👍

  • @pikebishop215
    @pikebishop215 Рік тому +2

    First, thank you for this video. Second, I have heard other health professionals say that nuts, especially almonds, are high in oxalates. Moreover, I have heard these same health professionals say cashews, in my opinion the best tasting nut, have more negatives than positives. Third, these same health professionals say that meat has the same benefits as nuts without the negatives.
    I respect you, and I respect the other health professionals. I presume nuts in moderation are healthy.

  • @spiegel3269
    @spiegel3269 Рік тому +17

    Pistachios are the best tasting nut. I love getting those bags of already shelled ones when they're on sale. Almonds are second. They still taste great. They're cheaper and can be used in more places like with chocolate.

    • @RapidHealthYT
      @RapidHealthYT Рік тому +1

      Live pistachios. They lower blood pressure too and cure hunger cravings for sugar. Just don't eat too much of them, they have a lot of calories

    • @davidanderson8469
      @davidanderson8469 Рік тому

      Yeah,Costco sells just the pistachio nuts. I like their salt and pepper roasted ones too.

    • @le2584
      @le2584 Рік тому +1

      I use almonds in curries, crumble topping, almonds flour to avoid gluten, chopped nuts on salads, soups, as texture on lots of dishes.

  • @rdefender2685
    @rdefender2685 Рік тому +6

    Every morning I have 5 Cashews with my prescription and supplement vitamins. Snack during the day 5 mixed walnuts, pecans, and almonds

  • @hairlear1020
    @hairlear1020 Рік тому +3

    Thank you!! Great information always ❤

  • @theplane
    @theplane Рік тому +25

    Hi any thoughts about pumpkin seeds? I think they are nutrient dense but not sure if they qualify as a “nut”.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Рік тому +13

      I will make one soon on seeds!

    • @jimmiller6704
      @jimmiller6704 Рік тому +8

      @@DrTomBiernacki Why not tell him your thoughts on pumpkin seeds now?

    • @alrivers2297
      @alrivers2297 Рік тому +12

      ​@@jimmiller6704 Did you ever think he might have to do some research first.

    • @henrysalala8818
      @henrysalala8818 Рік тому

      Those are seeds

    • @radam2818
      @radam2818 Рік тому +9

      Pumpkin seeds are high in zinc and are therefore particularly recommended for prostate health. I always eat them, together with some walnuts, in my morning oatmeal. I hope my breakfast routine makes up somewhat for some of my dietary sins.

  • @atms1443
    @atms1443 Рік тому +16

    Hi Dr. Tom. Great video, I really appreciate it. I have a question. I absolutely love peanuts but I have diverticulitis. Which peanut (s) would you consider safe to eat? Also, I take a beta blocker Corag which lowers my blood pressure and heart rate because of a previous heart attack so I’m concerned about my blood pressure being lowered from peanuts. Any suggestions on this. Also, I have been hospitalized for a bacterial infection when one of the diverticulitis pockets filled with peanut particles a few years ago and I’m just concerned about that. Is there any of these that actually digest such as legumes? Thank you.

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Рік тому +1

      www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2643269/#:~:text=Historically%2C%20physicians%20have%20advised%20individuals,and%20other%20high%2Dresidue%20foods.&text=This%20recommendation%20stems%20from%20the,both%20diverticulitis%20and%20diverticular%20bleeding check out this paper

    • @DrTomBiernacki
      @DrTomBiernacki  Рік тому +9

      I have heard presentations that food causing diverticulitis (nuts and seeds specifically), has been debunked. I'm not saying it could happen, but it is now just generally accepted that this was a myth in the past. This might just have been. Convenient thing to blame it on (or might have really happened), but there is no study or proof that nuts can cause diverticulitis

    • @margaretmarshall3645
      @margaretmarshall3645 Рік тому +8

      I discovered in my colonoscopy at age 50 that I had diverticulosis. They told me to “avoid constipation and straining.” What they didn’t tell me was that eating an entire bag of cheesy popcorn for dinner while driving would LEAD to constipation and straining, followed by my one and only case of diverticulitis in the ten years since. So I still eat popcorn, just not a whole bag at once! I never stopped eating nuts. And I carry a few Stool Softener pills when I travel, just in case I make an equally foolish food choice in the future! 😉

    • @railtrailer44
      @railtrailer44 Рік тому +6

      I too have diverticulosis, which has put me in the hospital more than once, usually after eating too many vegetables at once. All that fiber caused extra pressure on the diverticuli. As far as nuts, except for one, I have never had a problem because I am a super chewer. That one nut is almonds. They are a very hard nut, and even after super chewing, they are just too irritating. Btw, my doctor has allowed me to keep amoxicillen on hand for flareups. I only need to take it for a day or two. The trick is to take it immediately as soon as the pain starts. Works like a charm every time, and keeps me away from the hospital. I urge you to try it.

    • @dmanwainright2132
      @dmanwainright2132 Рік тому +6

      Quit eating peanuts, eat tree nuts. Peanuts often contain mycotoxins, things derived from corn often contain mycotoxins as well.(Fungal Poisons)

  • @greggarcia4085
    @greggarcia4085 Рік тому +2

    Great information thanks a lot.

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  • @elizabethklimke6292
    @elizabethklimke6292 Рік тому +4

    You make so much sense!!! Thank you.

  • @luzcalderon8326
    @luzcalderon8326 Рік тому +2

    Thank you so much doctor.

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  • @arthurdinucci
    @arthurdinucci Рік тому +4

    Thanks for the video - I found it very informative and wanted to make a note of the nutrition charts - but the one for almonds was missing. Also some of the images didn't correspond with the nut being described - Very good value altogether though.

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  • @troyweiler1045
    @troyweiler1045 Рік тому +1

    Loved this!

  • @karahamil3657
    @karahamil3657 Рік тому +11

    Which of these are good for or bad for inflammation …

    • @adriana_dinu
      @adriana_dinu Рік тому

      Walnuts, Brazil nuts and macadamia nuts, also pumpkin seeds

  • @jenniferkilbane7137
    @jenniferkilbane7137 Рік тому

    Thanks for the info!

  • @maryrobison1984
    @maryrobison1984 Рік тому +7

    Good video on nuts! Very interesting, thank you!

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  • @patricia19551
    @patricia19551 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for taching us,

  • @vljenewein
    @vljenewein Рік тому +3

    We raise a sport of Japanese Walnuts called Heartnuts. Many people don't know much about them. They have a soft texture, like a Pecan, but I think the taste is close to Brazil nuts. Easy to crack out whole nuts. Heartnuts really taste great without the strong flavor you sometimes get with Black Walnuts. English walnuts are very good, but sometimes their tannin content can be too much, especially with some of the varieties of Carpathian English Walnuts. Heartnuts don't have the astringent taste of Carpathian or some English Walnuts. They seem do grow very well here in SW Michigan.

  • @NisarAli-ij7fo
    @NisarAli-ij7fo Рік тому

    Thank you very much ……for sharing this beautiful vedio

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  • @evab2132
    @evab2132 Рік тому +6

    Peanuts in studies increased level of glutathione, master antioxidant, increased HDL, packed with protein and minerals, and good fat.

  • @marialeon5558
    @marialeon5558 Рік тому

    I had serious problems falling sleep. A friend brought me a bag of pistachios,.. I started w 12 1hr bfr going to bed,… and it really worked. I have started having mix of seeds walnuts, almonds, pistachios on my daily diet. No junk snacks,.. grab a handful of seeds and feel full,… really works

  • @AmazingPhilippines1
    @AmazingPhilippines1 Рік тому +5

    Pili nuts are great for vitamin E. If "activated" they are even better. What about lectins in the skins of almonds I think? Pili nuts are wild and harvested in the Bicol region of the Philippines. Do you recommend raw or roasted nuts?

    • @Anonymous-jx8zy
      @Anonymous-jx8zy Рік тому +3

      Eat them in the natural state the way God intended.
      Roasting will always deplete some of their nutrients😊

    • @golden.lights.twinkle2329
      @golden.lights.twinkle2329 Рік тому +2

      @@Anonymous-jx8zy God invented roasting too.

    • @Anonymous-jx8zy
      @Anonymous-jx8zy Рік тому +2

      @@golden.lights.twinkle2329 God created the tree that gives life to the pecan which carries live enzymes,
      but man invented heat derived through wood that kills the life of all created things that God gave life to which includes the pecan that is full of live enzymes.
      Much healthier for us.
      God never created or gave us anything to eat that did not carry life in it.
      Man invents and destroys the life of all things including himself.
      Shalom (Peace)
      Bishop Carlyle

    • @alfredmaloney6390
      @alfredmaloney6390 Рік тому

      @@Anonymous-jx8zy If God didn't create fire,then he didn't create lightening.

    • @Anonymous-jx8zy
      @Anonymous-jx8zy Рік тому +1

      @@alfredmaloney6390
      Let's not forget the fact that the living word tells us that Satan has great powers
      and power on this Earth.
      The Bible scriptures also tell us that when Adam and Eve sinned that Satan became the God of this Earth for now
      until our Father in Heaven comes and sets up His Kingdom to bring love and peace among all men.
      The scriptures tell us that God allows Satan to use fire, windstorms, and tornadoes to bring death because it's part of God's overall purpose and plan for all men to repent.
      It would be wise for you to read and study God's word from the beginning and ask our Father for guidance to understand it.
      Shalom (Peace)
      Bishop Carlyle

  • @j.dextersmith6421
    @j.dextersmith6421 Рік тому +1

    Thanks, been trying to tell so many health care workers to tell their diabetic and diabetic leg ulcer patients to substitute mixed nuts or almonds & walnuts along with other nuts as a snack or two daily will help with blood sugar control along with a combination of a timed fasting and a Keto styled diet one simply cannot beat it for a return to normal health. 113/53 at 253 lbs b..p. is pretty good for a 75 year old fat man who in 2009 weighed 427...with now all cholesterol levels well within the normal range including lipids; and an A1C of 5.9.

  • @Lynnann104
    @Lynnann104 Рік тому +3

    Great video. Thanks

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  • @bjoburn7821
    @bjoburn7821 Рік тому +1

    Thanks Doctor for good Information to help keep US healthy and well!

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  • @LASLOEGRI
    @LASLOEGRI Рік тому +8

    I’ve eaten pine nuts in pesto sauce for decades with no issues. And 2 of the worst nuts are also on the best list?

  • @franklinbruce7121
    @franklinbruce7121 19 днів тому

    LOVE your content ....... I would score somewhat HIGH on your list of BEST nuts, with an 8 out of 9 (not a fan of Pistachios) ...... I could not help but notice that BOTH Peanuts & Macadamia nuts made BOTH list !!!!! Intresting, peanuts are the nuts I probably eat the MOST and Macadamia nuts are by far my FAVORITE nut ...... KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK .......

  • @rt193682
    @rt193682 Рік тому +8

    You really are a great educator! I think it is your calling.

  • @NisarAli-ij7fo
    @NisarAli-ij7fo Рік тому +2

    So great effort…….great job……please keep it up…..with thanks…Always blessing…….

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  • @bnice8940
    @bnice8940 Рік тому +14

    Hi Dr. Biernachi: Greetings from Windsor, ON Canada. I hope all is well with you and your family. As much as I miss eating potato chips, I had to give eating them because of high blood pressure. I always keep unsalted nuts in the house and when I'm craving chips, I grab 1 ounce of nuts. UNSALTED NUTS are VERY HEALTHY for you as long as you're eating one serving
    Wishing you and your family a New Year that is filled with good health, peace and happiness. 🙏🙏😊😊☮☮🕊🕊

    • @feleciawallace8420
      @feleciawallace8420 Рік тому +3

      @Sandy -- I share your problem, love chips but I'm trying hard to stop eating them, I bought few bags of a variety of nuts, and I'm trying to make the switch, but I find myself eating way too many nuts on a daily basis.

    • @bnice8940
      @bnice8940 Рік тому +4

      @@feleciawallace8420 Hi Felecia. Try portioning your nuts. Don't eat the nuts from the packaging or container. For example: One portion of nuts is 1 ounce. Portion out 1 ounce of nuts in plastic zip lock bags. If I don't portion how many nuts I eat, I'll eat WAY too many nuts. Try that suggestion. I hope it works out for you, Felecia. 🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜

    • @spiegel3269
      @spiegel3269 Рік тому

      @bnice8940 I just moved out of Windsor to Vancouver last year. How do you feel about the effects of famous Windsor pizza on blood pressure? 😄

    • @bnice8940
      @bnice8940 Рік тому

      @@spiegel3269 Dear spiegel: First of all, congratulations moving out of Windsor. From a personal perspective, there isn't much opportunity in terms of job advancement and there are not many good paying full time jobs, only part-time minimum wage jobs. Good luck to you! 🙏🙏
      I had to laugh when I read "What about the effects of famous Windsor pizza on blood pressure." I splurge every once in a while and eat Windsor's excellent pizza. That's about the only good thing about Windsor, "Windsor's pizza." 🍕❤🍕 😀😀

    • @lesliecurran1704
      @lesliecurran1704 Рік тому

      Another option for you would be roasted. Flavored garbanzo beans. If you make them yourself, I have a recipe. Take a can of garbanzo beans. Rinse well, add 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, chopped 1 teaspoon salt maybe some ground pepper. Of course you can alter these for your taste. Might want to reduce the salt but anyway roast for a half hour at 3:50 and it makes a wonderful snack

  • @BRILIANT660
    @BRILIANT660 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for great sharing nice and great information about 4 wordt nuts
    Greatting from new friend

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  • @locduc6374
    @locduc6374 Рік тому +20

    Much relief after going through this stuff ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx-ip-9JdKgYMhubLnEjt3OXJkFyS4D2Jd Stress no doubt affects my blood sugar levels. Taking a walk usually helps bring them down. Eating sweets is not my favorite, but if i take a large portion of them, my blood sugar level rises high. I think it's the high concentration of the glucose flowing into the bloodstream all at once. This is a lesson worth taking note of. This is a great material to learn from.

  • @josephinelai4638
    @josephinelai4638 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for sharing. Should we have to soak them overnight to rid of phytic acid before eating?

    • @mooneeponds2369
      @mooneeponds2369 Рік тому

      I soak mine for better nutrient absorbing. almonds taste really good on a overnight soak and squeeze off the brown skin.

  • @soulcostume
    @soulcostume Рік тому +3

    My fav are walnuts and I love almonds but I'm surprised that such a knowledgeable person didn't mention that almonds have huge amount of oxalates!

    • @mooneeponds2369
      @mooneeponds2369 Рік тому

      I love almonds soak overnight and you can just squeeze off the brown skin ,and they taste better.

  • @chipper3132
    @chipper3132 Рік тому +1

    Hmmm... Won't let me share video.. Thank you for this information!!

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  • @Acadian.FrenchFry
    @Acadian.FrenchFry Рік тому +5

    I get a natural organic almond butter.... what are your thoughts on eating that? Are the benefits the same?

    • @pfranks75
      @pfranks75 Рік тому

      Better than peanut butter but still high in calories.

  • @khadijahnyabinghi
    @khadijahnyabinghi Рік тому +1

    Coconut is delicious too and I love it.

  • @LJK2159
    @LJK2159 Рік тому +3

    Almonds are the highest nut for oxilates so it should be noted if your prone to kidney stones eat with caution.

  • @cynthiashores57
    @cynthiashores57 Рік тому

    Excellent information and very interesting.👌😎🤗
    Pecans and peanuts, yum!

  • @bobkundinger8065
    @bobkundinger8065 Рік тому +6

    Great video Doc, however you missed a BIG issue particularly with peanuts---- the omega 6 fatty acids FAR out weigh the omega 3 fatty acids which is not good at all--- especially if you like a lot of peanut butter, I used to eat a pound a week of peanut butter---NO MORE !

    • @Scottlp2
      @Scottlp2 Рік тому

      Everything in life is risk vs benefit. A tablespoon or three provides healthy nutrients and there is data on benefits. Eating a ton of nuts is a different story.

  • @tessalvarez7498
    @tessalvarez7498 Рік тому +2

    Thanks for the info...💗

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  • @unkobold
    @unkobold Рік тому +11

    Added salt - i.e. in peanuts or pistachios - are killers as far as blood pressure is concerned !

    • @rovert1284
      @rovert1284 Рік тому +1

      I don't believe salt is an issue. I did some reading and there is no real evidence of salt being a problem but it is essential - the medical research appears to actually show low salt is a much greater problem.

    • @RAH_BLISS
      @RAH_BLISS Рік тому

      People who drink lots of water and drinks without sugar, are fine.

  • @andreah6379
    @andreah6379 Рік тому +1

    I eat walnuts & almonds every morning for breakfast. Just about 1/3 cup. Happy.

  • @wendyhla7097
    @wendyhla7097 Рік тому +7

    I thought peanuts are not good for those with gut problem and thyroid patients. Even though I love nuts and used to eat a lot (cheap in my country too), I used to get fibroadenoma every time I eat a lot of it. So is my friend.

  • @pkicng210
    @pkicng210 Рік тому

    I use almond flour (blanched almonds or roasted almonds ground fine) for clementine cakes. The is a small amount of unbleached flour.

  • @junak777
    @junak777 Рік тому +6

    Among all soluble fiber how nuts relate to flax, winter leek, banana?
    Peanuts and indian cashew (because of lectins) are no go for good colon. ( Leaky )
    Macadamia and brazilian nut are good for testosterone.
    In moderation all are good. As long as one keeps focus where bang for a buck goes.
    Nice video. Greetings Michigan!

  • @832elf
    @832elf Рік тому

    Thanks for the video not more full but fuller, comparative adjective, grammar

  • @annieg5581
    @annieg5581 Рік тому +15

    Im on a Keto/Ketovore diet so Cashews and Almonds are out for me. Macadamias are great and are quite filling and great on a Keto diet. 😃

    • @pinkiepinkster8395
      @pinkiepinkster8395 Рік тому

      Keto will damage your kidneys. Almonds are healthy. Just eat fresh fruits and veggies and nuts and seeds and berries and melons. Read Dr Michael Greger's book How Not to Die and watch Dominion and Earthlings and Forks Over Knives and Cowspiracy and What the Health and Milked and Hogwood and Eating our Way to Extinction.

    • @angelabeninger2298
      @angelabeninger2298 Рік тому

      High Fibre so quarter cup not bad

    • @michelledcarter
      @michelledcarter Рік тому +1

      We can have a few slice almonds.(not the regular type) I get organic, raw and add it to my organic green beans sometimes for a different flavor.
      PS: I know the lady where I purchase some of my nuts, and they are fresh, salt-free, organic and delicious. 😋

    • @annieg5581
      @annieg5581 Рік тому

      @@michelledcarter thats great! Organic and raw nuts taste great! Unfortunately I am intolerant to Salicylates and I react to Almonds !

    • @RapidHealthYT
      @RapidHealthYT Рік тому

      Eat no more than a handful they have a lot of calories. But help brain health and even lower blood pressure!!

  • @renaebettenhausen3611
    @renaebettenhausen3611 Рік тому +2

    I would like to know how you categorize sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds and what you think of them.
    I was surprised to see pumpkin seed as an ingredient in AZO.

  • @olblu8746
    @olblu8746 Рік тому +4

    Why did you list peanuts in both lists ,the good list and also the 3 bad ones? I'm confused!

  • @aishanasir9341
    @aishanasir9341 Рік тому +1

    Great video, thanks informing

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  • @marwansherif6201
    @marwansherif6201 Рік тому +15

    Very informative indeed. Unfortunately cooked and heavily salted nuts can deprive you of all their benefits. Therefore go for raw nuts if you want good health.

    • @janicewalker477
      @janicewalker477 Рік тому

      Do you have a good source you use to purchase raw nuts?

    • @golden.lights.twinkle2329
      @golden.lights.twinkle2329 Рік тому +1

      @@janicewalker477 Raw almonds can be found in most supermarkets. Usually some other nuts too, like walnuts.

    • @mmmsunshine5367
      @mmmsunshine5367 Рік тому +1

      @@janicewalker477 I find them in the produce section of my grocery store.

    • @RapidHealthYT
      @RapidHealthYT Рік тому

      Amazing info about amazing food. Pecans are so underrated

    • @marwansherif6201
      @marwansherif6201 Рік тому

      @@janicewalker477 Amazon

  • @RapidHealthYT
    @RapidHealthYT Рік тому +1

    Great info learned so much!!

  • @ericrogers6672
    @ericrogers6672 Рік тому +2

    Hi, thanks for all the information. Thank you.

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  • @touraneindanke
    @touraneindanke Рік тому +7

    Peanuts are earth nuts...
    Year on year the bottom is loaded up with pesticides and fertilizers...
    Inevitably some of it ends up inside your precious body...
    Your kidneys and liver have got better things to do and should be spared as much as possible.
    There are enough others to choose from (yes they are a little more expensive but you need not much)
    Take care 🍀
    Stay healthy ❤💪

    • @rebeccadewhirst
      @rebeccadewhirst Рік тому +2

      Love the pistachios especially the ones that still have their shell on so you can’t eat them quite as fast they are so delicious and now I realize how nutritious they are to thank you for all your info very informative

    • @Anonymous-jx8zy
      @Anonymous-jx8zy Рік тому +1

      If one loves peanut butter better to buy
      Organic Valencia Peanut butter. More expensive but a much better peanut for the body.❤️

  • @Bless-m1z
    @Bless-m1z Рік тому +1

    Favorites almonds, walnuts,pumpkin seeds

  • @jonmorris7545
    @jonmorris7545 Рік тому +4

    I eat nuts and seeds all the time. But, i did read that many of them contain lectins, that could potentially hurt your gut lining.. Could you address this, please. Thank you.

  • @melaniejo5296
    @melaniejo5296 Рік тому +1

    thank you for educating!❤❤❤

  • @GeekyNerd33
    @GeekyNerd33 Рік тому +3

    Great info! The three bad nuts list was surprising and I just bought a big tub of pine nut hummus too! :(

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  • @navedian739
    @navedian739 Рік тому

    ‏" أنت دائماً بين نعمتين :
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  • @cathihargaden1608
    @cathihargaden1608 Рік тому +9

    I’ve been eating fruit and nuts all my life I agree with peanuts but rest great didn’t know about pine nuts but too expensive anyway- now I’m a certified nut 😊

  • @NisarAli-ij7fo
    @NisarAli-ij7fo Рік тому

    Very informative video sir……..Thanks a lot…….

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  • @kyliefan7
    @kyliefan7 Рік тому +7

    OMG! Just saw your #1 nut is almond…Reason they could be making people thin is because of all the anti-nutrients (OXALATE) in them. All the nutrients in these nuts are bonded to oxalate. I became almost anorexic after being on the Virgin diet and my spinach smoothies.

    • @kalpana2421
      @kalpana2421 Рік тому +3

      soak almonds in plenty of water overnight, then peal them and eat them. That's how almonds should be consumed

    • @ckdoui
      @ckdoui Рік тому +2

      What is the reason for soaking and then peeling almonds before eating them?

    • @kyliefan7
      @kyliefan7 Рік тому

      @@ckdoui Soaking them will sprout them and will reduce some anti nutrients but will INCREASE THE SOLUBLE OXALATE TOXIN and destroy your kidneys and other organs later!

    • @kalpana2421
      @kalpana2421 Рік тому +1

      @@ckdoui Gets rid of antinutrients and minerals become more bioavailable . Also tastes better.

  • @amienacroats9171
    @amienacroats9171 4 місяці тому

    Thank you 😊 really presihate it ❤❤

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  • @debferguson7354
    @debferguson7354 Рік тому +3

    I am diabetic and I am a nutty person lol 😂 I love any kinds of nuts… mixed nuts are my favorite cause it has all different kinds of nuts in the jar or in packages.

    • @royhenderson9826
      @royhenderson9826 Рік тому +1

      I'm currently on a pkt. Of mixed raw nuts I purchased from my local Asda store. The selection contains, walnuts, cashew nuts, hazelnuts and almonds. 2 cider vinegar tablets morning and evening seems to be helping maintain a healthy appetite. Good to read Your post. Ps. He talks of 1oz of nuts but thats barely a taste. Good luck!. 🤣✌

    • @debferguson7354
      @debferguson7354 Рік тому

      @@royhenderson9826
      Thank you for your reply!👍

    • @kidkenosha2790
      @kidkenosha2790 Рік тому

      Roasted in "what kind of oil?" Best to buy your own raw and in bulk then roast them yourself. You can mix pumpkin seeds in there too:)

  • @gloriajean2226
    @gloriajean2226 Рік тому +8

    those of us who have had, or have, kidney stones or gravel, we’d like to know what the oxalate level in various nuts.

    • @marilynrodgers3626
      @marilynrodgers3626 Рік тому +1

      Almonds are very high in oxalate but all nuts can do damage, not just to the kidneys. Perhaps we should not eat them all year round. Seasonality is a good way to eat, but everything is pretty much available all year; not best for optimal health in my opinion.