THIS Is How You Eat Raw Vegan
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2018
- Thoughts on Kate Flower's recent video "What I eat raw vegan"
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Do B Vitamins Really Give You Energy?
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Choline
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8:39 total breakdown doesn't include the supplements, which is why b12 looks low
I am currently watching 'the magic pill' on netflix. I would so love to see a reaction from you on this documentary.
Apes don't eat seeds and legumes, most people are allergic to them to some degree. They are not needed. Just reach your daily targets and you'll be fine.
George Bran
So?
Lets see you try making a coherent 15minute video without making any notes.
That’d be pointlessly hard, that’s why most people who make content similar to hers, jot down notes and scripts before they press record.
Work smarter not harder man.
UV, Have you done a video yet about unhealthy weight being encouraged by some of these gurus? It's really disturbing to me how thin they are, and how there's very little subcutaneous fat on their bodies.
Young women are watching them, and I just think it's a terrible model to set.
My niece brought up a good point - that our society focuses too much on how a person *looks* and not their actual health.
You would really impact so many in a positive way if you did this. Young women and girls need to hear that a *healthy* body is most important. Not being a certain weight.
If the supplements are not included then how is B12 even 83% and not 0?
Ancient humans: *_*
"Raw Foodists": *_N O_*
There is a UA-camr who found the raw vegan diet helpful with their chronic disease, digestion-wise, for a while, so it's not stupid, just optional. It's definitely not that bad if done correctly. I'm not raw vegan, but still.
@@mimmikibilly There is a UA-camr who......😔
@@Exhibitingsquares Fairly Local Vegan. She often updates her subs about the changes she makes in her diet and she is followed by doctors constantly. It's not Fully Raw Kristina, you can sleep well.
@@mimmikibilly Docters? Constantly? Fairly local vegan? What?
@@mimmikibilly Try to calm down lady.
i cant imagine eating only raw foods even if it was healthy. it just seems really boring and unnecessary
tittytotty and no French fries!
@Quinn Quiver That's just sad. Fruits are the healthiest stuff on the planet
Vegetables are better anyway. Lower glycemic load, more nutrient dense and cheaper:)
@@outherewildinb2874 But Vegetables taste 🤮
Most of them anyway
@@Aditya_V_R How are you cooking them? Most taste pretty good in any meal.
100% agree! Kate is a great example of how to eat raw in a healthier way! All about those healthy fats :)
M E O W
tahini freak
No
Hi Miles!
I think eating such a low fat raw diet may make a lot of people feel better, because of the omega 3/ 6 ratio. After looking up vegan foods with high Omega 3 to Omega 6, I was surprised at the amount of fruits/ veggies that have a decently higher Omega 3 to 6, to almost equal amounts. So eating an abundance of mango, banana, spinach, and Chia pudding almonds sparingly, could contribute to feeling better.
I personally think that raw food veganism is a kind of orthorexia. That said, you could emphasize raw foods and still cook the foods that would benefit from cooking, like beans etc.
That´s what a a raw vegan diet is.
No. No it is not. These people don't cook beans or starchy vegetables - or anything - hence the name.
I will say for many people a raw food diet is definitely orthorexic behavior. However, I’ve seen Kate Flowers have a few non-raw things on her channel, and has even said that she isn’t as strict as most raw vegans. I think she just likes the way it makes her feel really.
its harder to come up names for balanced diets, thats why all these diets are extreme... like what would you call a diet with some raw foods and the cooked beans? impossible!
No, buddy. A raw vegan diet is 75% of your food by weight raw. The 25% remaining CAN BE cooked and you will still be eating a raw diet BY DEFINITION. That was UV´s mistake, apparently. not realizing or poinitng that out. MAkes a a world of difference. I think maybe Fully Raw Kristina help spread this misconcept because she is the most famous raw vegan and she is, I think, 100% raw. But that´s her (kinda radical) aproach. There is also the high raw diet which is 50 to 74% raw food. So the idea you must eat 100% raw is kinda crazy, indeed, but it´s not by definition, what a raw vegan diet is. Check out Brenda Davis´ presentation on raw diet myths. Best regards.
Have seen some of Raw Kristina videos and it amazes me the amount of money she must spend to eat that much fresh fruit every day. Not something the average working vegan could do or should do.
She once made a video to show how "affordable" it was. Her definition of affordable was $20 a day
That's like $600 a month, which is absolutely crazy
alyssa.does.life for ONE person.
Lmao shes a scammer
@@Kirby-Amanda yeah that's what I'm saying. Its ridiculous
I’m not into raw food at all, but I’ll say that Kate’s recipes are delicious. I’ve eaten those Thai kelp noodles for the past few days and they are BOMB.
Do they taste fishy?
@@jodskiincawell... it's kelp, so..
to be fair kate is only about 105 pounds and 5'2"
that means she is getting close 1.4 grams per kg of bodyweight of protein, is enough for her
I kind of naturally eat just raw during summers, while I spend winters basically having different soups, breads and fruits.
you sound like you're gonna become an ex vegan soon
@spellthemagicword sorry maybe I gave the wrong impression. It's just that I live in south America and don't have access to all those amazing vegan meals. Soups and salads are my staples, easy and cheap, but I do eat other things from time to time. I'm kind of plant based by force. And it's terribly hot here during summers I just don't feel like eating cooked meals that much. I'm fine.Thanks for your interest though.
So weve gone from one thread of comments saying how expensive raw foods are to another saying that they are poverty foods. weird.
@@rosehip5101 it depends entirely of the diet each one chooses to eat. Local in season produce is really cheap here, also beans, quinoa, yucca, that sort of stuff. plus I have a huge garden with oranges, lemons, tangerines, avocado trees and I cultivate lots of vegetables too. Now if I would want to shop those weird packed vegan foods... nope, not for me, would need tons of money. And I do eat potatoes, mostly potato soup.
yeah totally I live in Brazil, fruits and vegetables are so cheap, and it's also soooo hot in January! who could eat potatoes or lentils?
*juice
*AGRESSIVE JUICE
I don't think I would last as a raw vegan. I'm literally chomping down on a lentil and mushroom bolognese w/roasted sweet peppers and homemade vegan parmesean.
Y'all can take my cooked foods from my cold, dead hands.
😂🤣😂
@@tqq-en4xc my jaw hurts reading this
I can't imagine having a raw diet living in really cold weather, like having a salad or fruit instead of a soup or a casserole during a snowstorm would kill me, I need my warm food, please
Same. I find it difficult to even drink cold liquids sometimes couldn't imagine just having cold foods. I guess if someone lives in a warm place its just the opposite
I can't even imagine eating cold food EVERY meal while living in a place that has actual winter, I'd be miserable! Now in the summertime, I do make alot of cold mains, but they still have cooked components generally.
Not that I’m raw vegan, but you can heat your food up to 45 degrees Celsius as a RAW vegan.
LOVE Kate Flowers! This breakdown was super helpful, UV. My vegan fam eats a balance of raw and cooked but this makes me want to try kelp noodles!
Marie Johnson kelps noodles are pretty cool. My mom is a diabetic, and they are a great alternative to pasta!
Tip Aly, I am def going to try them out this week! I've only heard good things!
Marie Johnson I think you can also get seaweed salad “greens” in some areas. I have to have them mailed to me. I like them a lot (I’m not vegan) but the seaweed salad is a great change up if you are having a “seafood” inspired meal, or spring rolls.
why though... why do people want the hassle of being totally raw?
Don't know considering humans evolved due to their discovery of cooking meals
It's an appeal to nature, like it seems "healthier" because you eat the food in it's natural state. They also could just be major masochists.
Got to be a fool lol
It's more a hassle to wait for rice or quinoa to cook than it is to eat some cashews or an avocado.
@@amym.1349 - Very true, it's easier to grab a handful of nuts, or an apple than to cook rice.
However, there is a lot of enjoyment in making a meal. I disagree with Raw Kristina on her dietary advice but I don't think ANYONE can find fault with her recipes. They are outstanding. They are beautiful. When having a full meal, it takes as much time, if not more, than a cooked meal.
I love warm pasta with Gardein meatballs WAYY too much to ever be raw.
Mee too I love my vegan Spaghetti and it is so filling with the meatballs ❤
How to eat a raw food diet : literally don’t.
Nicki Diaz yep. 👏🏼
How to eat vegan diet: literally don't... :)
/s
Like, literally? Not figuratively?!
Daytona Says What?! Like literally don't eat a raw food diet figuratively
I love when you talk against the raw food diet. Your experience with raw food diets makes it more interesting.
Yes!!! Kate is my girl, I’m almost fully vegan now (down to 1-2 meals w/dairy a month) and she’s the first person I ever watched on UA-cam that convinced me to look into veganism more. I absolutely love her attitude and the fact that she has always said that she is raw because that’s just what feels best to her and isn’t what feels best to everyone. She actually has a “how to go vegan” ebook that she just released that has a ton of cooked food for people who want to make the jump to veganism, and she will eat cooked food every once in awhile. You and Kate have very different channels but I think both of you are excellent representations of what a healthy vegan diet can be.
I Don't think eating too little nuts and seeds is kristinas problem. She loves to drench everything in nutbutters.
"MHHHHHHHHH... SOOOOO CREEAAAMMMYYY!!!!"
Bobby's Perspective 😯😂
Yeah she makes all of her recipes as “creamy” and delicious (as delicious as 100% raw food recipes can be) to make them as appealing as possible, but if you watch her what I eat in a days they are fruit...juice...salad. Lol.
oooooorrrrright guys
and also her "delicious creamy dressings" are basically the main ingredient of the salad+some nut. For example a dressing for a zucchini "pasta" that's made from more zucchini and caju nuts, so interesting
@@sofiamallarino7217 eww lol
i’ve tried several of kate’s recipes and they are amazing! she’s so creative with her food.
It's nice to see you review her diet, I watch her videos sometimes for healthy recipes and it always seemed like she was doing it right. She made a cashew-based zuchinni salad that was amazing when I reproduced it at home. She also wrote a vegan comfort food cookbook that's not raw to encourage other people to try vegan foods. Neat stuff.
I love these videos where you breakdown the nutritional values of meals
I love Kate's recipes. I'm so glad you incorporated her recipes...
Have been waiting for this video for so long! I follow both you and Kate and while I'm not raw, or vegan yet...you both talk about things in an inclusive and factual way.
It’s easy to be on a raw food diet. Just lie about what you ACTUALLY end up eating. I knew a woman, some years back, who worked at a west coast raw food center. Part of her job involved discarding the empty pizza boxes and candy wrappers.
The help always knows what’s really going on.
I was wondering what your take on Kate would be. I love watching her videos, and honestly she seems so sincere about everything she does.
i actually read an article once that connected evolution of the human brain with cooking food. it said something about the human brain getting bigger once they started eating cooked food. just thought i’d bring it up lol
Cookig foods made it easier to eat and absorb nutrients, before that humans had to chew their food until their teeth broke. That might be a reason why so many people have crooked teath, we dont need such large jaws anymore because we can eat our food a lot easier(im really bad at explaining stuff)
Mark Aguilera no no
@Mark Aguilera the size of the brain doesnt equate to intelligence. Humans having big brains makes child birth more difficult and its part of why i takes human children so long to develop(your brain isnt fully developed until your twenties)
@Mark Aguilera source?
@Mark Aguilera eating raw is just unnecessarily restrictive. Most people who do it aren't going to benefit from it. The way you eat isnt going to change thousands/millions of years of evolution. If it makes you happy, do it, but theres no reason to give it grand claims or to treat it almost like a religion. Eating vegan is better for the environment and the main purpose is to prevent unnecessary animal suffering so what makes raw special?
This made me so happy to see this because I love both of these channels so much. I started cutting out meat after hearing about meatless Monday and following Kate’s channel has really helped me in my transition to vegetarianism. I started watching your videos after once a response video of yours was recommended and has been so helpful in learning more about nutrition as I try to find a diet that I can stick with that has less animal products in it!
Kate is a great example to highlight! This was a great review. I'm glad to see you show what a balanced raw diet looks like.
I love sprouted lentils. I sprout them even if I'm going to add them to a chilli or something, so I don't need to boil them for ~50 minutes.
I absolutely love your channel, I’ve learned so much from you in a short amount of time.
Love kate flowers! This video was very well researched! Good job girl!
For me the “raw till 4“ has been working great for the last 4 years. I don’t follow the calorie or fat intake ratios at all, but just simply that I eat raw fruits and veggies for breakfast and lunch and a cooked dinner. The only reason I do this is because I feel so nice and light and energized. It works great for me. I get my blood work done annually and my doctor is always very happy. However, I would never tell anyone else how to eat. We all have different methods that work best for each of us. That’s the beauty of food!
A Can Love wwww
I ate that way for a few years, too, and felt better than ever. Kind of thinking I might go back to eating light to heavy. Water -> Fruit -> Salad (maybe with nuts) -> Cooked hearty dinner.
I was never totally militant about it, but it just seemed natural and I had a lot more energy when it wasn’t all going to digestion.
Just For Fun you know what’s weird? My body wants the opposite. Cooked meals only in the morning, and super fresh only raw at night. I can’t switch it I’ve been trying to 😂 it seems I need to buffer my system with something heavy in the morning, so I don’t eat 7 bananas and then have a crash at 3pm
You are freakin awesome on this subject. And there are 2 reasons: 1. You're very intelligent . 2. You have already been raw vegan. So, since you're so well versed on the subject doing research while you were already on it, this seems like such a breeze for you. Thumbs WAY up. Thanks for the info.
Yay! So glad Kate is doing raw the right way. She’s the only raw foodist I watch (because she’s also a dancer). I doubt I’d ever eat raw - I eat soup almost every day - but it’s nice to know it is possible.
EDIT: Would you consider doing a video showing how you get all that nutritional information? I think you’ve said before what website you use, but it all seems a little overwhelming 😬
She uses cronometer, if that helps!
you can make raw soups even warm them up a bit before eating them.
Larissa Swayze she uses cromometer it’s super easy to do just google it, make a login and type in your foods. I was curious how she found this all too and decided to try it myself. It’s pretty cool I think but maybe a little tricky to do every single day. I’d advise just picked a pretty normal week day and inputting those foods to find if you are generally healthy enough rather than doing this every single day
Yes kate is so inspiring to me, mainly because of her positivity :)
I actually had to pause the video when you mentioned eating raw broccoli, if it's something that's supposed to be hard on the stomach I'm totally surprised, my sister (ever since she was a toddler) will only eat broccoli if it's raw... glad to know there's something else that makes her strange haha
fallingtomydoom for various reasons it’s certainly not the easiest on the GI tract but a lot of people eat raw broccoli w/ out issue, esp in more typically seen/ eaten portion sizes. The video reference was in reference to the huge amount those on a raw diets often eat.
I love raw broccoli. I eat it cooked occasionally, but prefer it raw. The stems are my favorite part. I have ulcerative colitis and it's actually one of the foods that I can eat without pain or problems. Everyone is different though. Can't eat anything with gluten without pain though. So I'm vegan and gluten free.
Could you talk about raw alignment’s recent what I eat in a day?
Yes please! I was scrolling through the comments just for this.
Yes please do
Reading this after the recent video is both funny and sad
What app/website are you using for your calculations? It looks super cool and full of information!
Yay! Favorite youtubers supporting favorite youtubers
Really cool video. I like Kate a lot and I appreciate your nutritional break downs because they take a lot of time! The only thing I'll say is I believe Kate is pretty light, between 100 and 110 pounds, so with the 0.8g/kg she would need 40g protein daily and her 63g is nearly 1.3g/kg (assuming Kate is 110lbs) which I would estimate is plenty even when considering the reduced bioavailability in raw foods. I'll admit we don't cover that much in my classes though.
Also there is an upper limit for many of the B vitamins despite the fact that they are water soluble and exceeding that upper limit regularly can result in permanent nerve damage so b complex supplements can be concerning to me.
-RD to be (senior in B.S. dietetics program)
Agreed on the amount of protein. 100g would be completely excessive for someone of Kate's body mass. I also believe it's 0.8g per kg of LEAN body mass.
mustard is technically not raw because it's heated to 140 degrees during processing but hey - it's just a little dab;)
Then why claim to be raw plant -based... like, just eat a (raw) plant based diet.
Include lots of cooked plant- based foods & a bit of raw vegan food instead of excluding everything plant based thats going to be cooked.
Why do that? Why miss out on all those essential nutrients..?? Thats absurd
so what should she name her video then? My 99% raw diet?
you can get mustard seeds that are raw and make a raw mustard in about 5 minutes.
A mini dab
A little dab will do you.
Thanks for this. Really useful... love your channel (and Kate's) xxx
I love that you add the nutritional requirements and scientific basis for these!!!
I get my blood tested every 6 months. My results were almost exactly the same on a cooked vegan diet that I was on for three years, and a raw Vegan diet that I've been on for a little over a year now, however they have improved slightly. My hemoglobin is 13.8, cooked it was 12.2. Iron is 25.2 on cooked it was 20. 8. Transferrin was 2.3 on cooked which is on the low side and now is 3.2. My b12 is slightly higher also at 511.5 pmol/l when it was 480.5 pmol/l. I don't take supplements! So it all depends what works for you. Personally I prefer eating raw I feel way better. However it doesn't work for everyone so just do what feels good to your body.
Jennifer Jane your hemoglobin was fine at 12.2
@@alibentz8692 yes it was. That's why I said it improved slightly. Thsts also why I said it was almost exactly the same. My point was my health did not suffer.
Definitely will suffer in the long run though 🙄
@@Amykilbride1992 I'll believe it when it happens. I haven't been sick once since I've been vegan. And I'd get sick at least once a year. No signs or symtoms yet. And my blood results are all the proof I need.
How do you get B12?
Love your channel
I love Kate! Glad you mentioned her 😊
Love your common sense! Keep doing these videos! I love Kate's recipes and way of eating! Also Rawfoodromance and Rawalignment; are you familiar with those channels? Squash and lentils have a lot of choline, by the way.
Hey Swayze (: so unrelated to this video but I just watched your video about “regular” vegan youtubers and I recommend jordanshrinks channel. She mostly makes videos about weight loss but is also vegan and makes some videos about losing weight while vegan, what I ate todays, grocery shopping etc. Just thought I would let you know if you don’t know about her already (:
Love Jordan Shrinks. Trying to lose a bunch of weight myself.
Honestly I had to go raw for my health. My thyroid disorder was not healing on a plant based diet alone. And unfortunately I HAVE to keep my fats low. I definitely still have some because I love them too much but I really have to watch them because it’s just not healing for my condition
I bought Kate’s ebook and LOVEEEE the recipes, however I do have to lower some of the fats.
Can you do a video reviewing those popular channels, maybe a couple of their videos, and why their diets during pregnancy are so bad? Love your channel, thanks!
Really really nice review. Very well done. I loved it. Thank You for sharing. 💙👍💎
Drinking so much juices and smooties means so many bathroom breaks! I can't handle that so I am sticking to one raw meal per day :)
raw liver?
She's my fav!!! She created some of my favorite dressing recipes!! And inspired me to eat wayyy more healthy fats and greens. Seriously love her videos she has such a good grasp of how to make good food
Do you have a link or chart resource which breaks down the essential vitamins and minerals, as well as the common foods which contain them?
I actually liked this video, you were able to comment on someone's eating style using some nutrition information without sounding like you are attacking them. It felt really nice, very positive. Honestly I previously unfollowed you because you sounded like the vegan police before. Is nice to see this approach. Keep it up, it makes you look more human, I tottally get that you need to have a lot of money and time to be on these diets. But some people Have time and Money :)
What calculator do you use?!
I can't find a good calculator that has micronutrients I'd be really grateful to know thank you
I think she’s using the app “chronometer “
I recently went vegan, and it’s HARD. I can’t imagine being raw vegan.
How are you doing? Have any tips for me? Rn I'm still vegetarian but I'm slowly transitioning to vegan but I want to do it as healthy as possible so my mother who is a dietitian is helping me with it :)
Thanks for the great info! What did you use to track micros in this video?
Gisele C I think it’s chronometer
What do you use to see how many vitamins the meals get? Is there a website you input this in? Sorry if it’s in the description already it didn’t seem like any of the links were?
I’ve been vegan for 10 months (with a few accidents here and there) and I do want to go eat more ‘raw’ food. I love Mae Flower and Ellen Fisher and their whole plan, but whenever I see Kristina’s meals I feel uninspired? Something about her food plans seem to confuse me but I can’t place my finger on it. Any thoughts?
Good Night lol, even though I’m fine with vegetable and fruit, I need my peanut butter and bread 😭
Hi UV! If you can choose between raw vegan diet or keto vegan diet, what would you think is healthier?
I'm not UV, but I'd guess she'd say raw based on her videos. She's mentioned several times that ketosis is not healthy for most people, and while raw lacks nutrients it isn't unhealthy in and of itself. I'd suggest a whole food vegan diet if you want to be healthy :)
KETO now lose wheight then raw vegan
Thanks for the video :)
I was wondering if you make a video on homemade vegan milk vs. store bought which is fortified. Is it worth buying for the added value?
Hey :). Is it possible for you to do a video focusing on nutrients and supplements?
Hey boo❤️❤️ love your videos. Nice to see a different perspective on veganism
Awesome video. The only thing I am not sure of is the cyanocobalamin form of B12, bc I learned that the methyl form is far better. I guess I will continue researching
I actually really like Kate’s what I eat in a day videos even though she eats raw (mostly raw?) she has some good recipes. I also like how she isn’t super strict with her raw diet and eats non-raw foods as well. She’s also extremely sweet and kind!
Yup" eating raw is totally not necessary " but eating as much as you can doesn't hurt , but then I don't ever trust I'm getting enough of what I need " no matter how good I eat , I always add a food sourced multi to my day" anyway thanks for all your researching much appreciated..🕵
Actually I was going to ask you if you could make a video on it when I saw it yesterday because I thought it was pretty cool to see a raw foodist with that kind of diet (even though I also think that raw veganism is kind of pointless).
Ps:She is not a strict raw vegan that's why she do not care that some things are not 100% she just "feel better" eating raw foods🤷🏽♀️
YOU should do a video on procedures that make extreme claims like chemical peels, coffee enemas, etc.
Just wondering, do you track that you are getting all of the nutrients you need with your diet?
What's your opinion on chia seeds...I've heard they can cause issues if consumed in large quantities but still they provide enough omega 3. Is it true?
The more raw fruits and veggies I eat the more energized I feel
Same. Sometimes i don't want anything cooked, i just want that buzz from raw foods
Ooh, I like Swayze's lipstick today.
I was always curious about Kate watching those bars too. They are certified raw so if she just wants to go off of that label then eating it would comply with her version of a raw food diet. Kate is a lot not a strict raw vegan. Yes all her videos are for the most part raw but she’s not afraid to eat cooked food( she does talk about it a little in some of her videos). Kate does have pretty open minded approach to the raw vegan diet. A lot of her recipes are really good and I think they they are a good place to start when wanting to eat a plant based vegan diet. Kate’s way of eating seems a lot easier then Kristina’s because she does Include a lot of healthy fats, cutting down on the volume of food she needs to eat. When you eating 801010 you have to eat SOOO much food and it makes being raw kind of inconvenient. I really liked this video I think it shine a lot of light on the raw community and you have such an open minded approach when looking at the different groups with in the vegan community.
I do appreciate the informative well balanced video. My cousin eats only chicken and macaroni and cheese is whole life and eats no fruit or vegetables. Would love a video about that!
Forks Over Knives and PlantPure Nation and Engine 2 Diet are making more and more sense everyday.
So glad raw is not the only way to be vegan! I just love variety.
I think your such a amazing creator as you research, include your research in your videos and your not talking sh** out your ass. Keep being you girl ❤️ Love your videos
I love Kate’s channel!
I couldn’t do raw vegan I preferred cooking my food and the stomach pains is horrible
Pretty lipstick! Such a pretty vegan mama :-)
For real, I need to know what shade of lipstick she is wearing.
phoenix rises It looks like gloss or balm to me, her lips have quite a nice pigment already
So interesting! Thank you!!
I've been watching a few of your videos, and the ones about kids & veganism etc. I also watch the Fizz Family, and it seems they're doing the right thing with their kids and veganism, I never doubted it but after seeing your videos about Monomi (? Sorry I don't remember the spelling), and even Ellen Fisher (who I also watch sometimes) I'm really appreciative of how they feed their kids as vegans and they obviously have done the necessary research.
Did you ever see the video that the Tofu Goddess made about you back in August? Wondering your thoughts on it
Tofu goddess :)) what a name
Please make a video on raw alignment. Her eating seems to be unhealthy and she packages it in a 'candida free' bow but I wonder how much truth there is in that.
Lol this is funny to see in hindsight. I think she said she got candida too?
Irish seamoss can be added into smoothies for iodine
Hey UV, are there any websites or articles that list all the nutrients we need and the recommended amount? Thanks :)
Do you think you could do a review on this brand called Bee Harmony? Their supposed go be this bee friendly honey brand. Are they really though??!
Kate Flowers
What app are you using to keep track of what u should be eating. I love the visual!!!
Cronometer
Kate is amazing! I personally don't like eating 100% raw but I enjoy incorporating her recipes in my diet. She's in my opinion very responsible. And such a sweetheart 💖
Raw vegan: humans weren’t meant to eat cooked food. Cavemen and early humans ate food before fire was discovered.
Me: yea and they only lived to 25-30 years. what’s your point.
I’m all for people doing whatever they want but I’m tired of this notion being pushed that just cos you’re vegan means you’re healthy. Let’s just all agree that whether you eat meat or are vegan or just eat fruit, most of us don’t know wtf were actually talking about when it comes to nutrition lol
i dont think that was due to diet alone sweet pea
@@prudym7305 I think they mean that we really shouldn't be taking lifestyle advise form people who only lived to 25-30
+1ndicia okey but you could as easily suggest they would've had even shorter life span had they been vegan due to vitamin b deficiency...also why do we have canines instead or flat molars for plants? i get the ethical side of veganism for the most part...idk
1ndicia yes, thank you lol.
Our canines are completely pathetic but go ahead, try hunting down an animal and tearing its raw flesh apart, it'll be quite the adventure with human teeth and nails, that's for sure.
Sea salt is naturally iodized, which is why kelp contains it, so unless it has been deiodized it has iodine
How much does the amount of iodine in sea salt compare to the amount in iodine fortified salt?
hi! may i ask a question? you talked about soy and tofu in your videos, but here, where i live more available thing called in english "soy bean curd sticks" or "tofu skin rolls". have you tried it? i'm just curious about your opinion.
I love this! Lifting up those who are doing things the correct way that there is scientific studies to back them up! Love you both 💕
2:17 You don't know what you're talking about. While the diet you describe may well be deficient in some nutrients, it won't be deficient in calcium. The main cause of calcium deficiencies in the majority of modern diets (not necessarily vegan) is that they heavily rely on grains (cereals) as primary staple, and cereals are very poor calcium sources. The more cereals you eat, the less calcium you 're going to end up taking:
_"It is not yet clear whether the adoption of agriculture eased or increased human workloads; skeletal indicators of physical stress do not show definite trends at this stage of human experience (42, 70, 71). However, agriculturists did obtain less calcium from their diets (72) after grains (poor calcium sources) (Table 7) became major staples. For example, as maize became an important dietary constituent in prehistoric North America there were multiple temporally related adverse effects on health (73), including an increase in osteoporosis (72, 74; DA Nelson, unpublished observation, 1985). Nelson (unpublished observations, 1985) compared the bone mineral content and cortical thickness of Archaic hunter-gatherers (living 6000 y ago) with the corresponding characteristics of transitional maize agriculturists (~1250 AD) in Illinois and Michigan. The hunter-gatherers had denser, thicker bone and experienced less bone loss with age than did the agriculturists."_
- Eaton SB and Nelson DA. *”Calcium in evolutionary perspective.”* _Am J Clin Nutr (1991) vol. 54 (1 Suppl) pp. 281S-287S_
sci-hub. tw/10.1093/ajcn/54.1.281S
ajcn.nutrition. org/content/54/1/281S.long
ncbi.nlm.nih. gov/pubmed/2053574
According to the following paper, the daily intake of typical pre-agricultural diets (excluding the Eskimo diet and the like), was about 1,600 mg Ca/day:
• Eaton SB and Konner M. *"Paleolithic nutrition. A consideration of its nature and current implications."* _N Engl J Med (1985) vol. 312 (5) pp. 283-9_
diamondsindasky. com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Eaton-NEJM.pdf
ncbi.nlm.nih. gov/pubmed/2981409
This other paper draws similar values (1,500 mg Ca/day), but in it gives more information about other likely causes (in addition to higher calcium intakes it cites higher sodium intake and a higher P:Ca ratio as possible causes of negative calcium balance in most populations):
• Eaton SB and Nelson DA. *”Calcium in evolutionary perspective.”* _Am J Clin Nutr (1991) vol. 54 (1 Suppl) pp. 281S-287S_
sci-hub. tw/10.1093/ajcn/54.1.281S
ajcn.nutrition. org/content/54/1/281S.long
ncbi.nlm.nih. gov/pubmed/2053574
And in this update of the above paper the value is even greater (1,960 mg Ca/day):
• Eaton SB _et al._ *"Paleolithic nutrition revisited: a twelve-year retrospective on its nature and implications."* _Eur J Clin Nutr (1997) vol. 51 (4) pp. 207-16_
nature. com/ejcn/journal/v51/n4/pdf/1600389a.pdf
ncbi.nlm.nih. gov/pubmed/9104571
Most pre-agriculturalist "paleolithic" populations enjoyed high-calcium diets even though meats are poor calcium sources, and despite the fact they didn't consume any milk, dairy, or any calcium-fortified plant-based milk:
_"The low calcium content of the meat regimen may be of lesser significance than its exceptionally high content of phosphorus. Adult animals and humans fed a high phosphorus diet, particularly one in which the calcium content is low, exhibit mild hypocalcemia, secondary hyperparathyroidism and an increased rate of bone resorption. It is of interest, therefore, that Mazess and Mather (1974:916-925) and Pawson (1974:369-380) observed an unusually high rate of aging bone loss among Eskimos of northern Alaska. Further, a high protein intake is known to produce calciuria. To what extent, if any, the accelerated rate of of bone resorption observed in aging Eskimos is attributable to their high protein, high phosphorus, low calcium diet is unknown."_
- Draper HH. *"The aboriginal Eskimo diet in modern perspective."* _American Anthropologist (1977) vol. 79 (2) pp. 309-316_
onlinelibrary.wiley. com/doi/10.1525/aa.1977.79.2.02a00070/full
jstor. org/stable/673842
_"There was one hunter-gatherer population in whom the prevalence of osteoporosis was high, higher even than that observed in present-day Americans. Both male and female Inuit (Eskimos) developed bone mineral loss earlier than did industrialized Westerners and the loss occurred at a faster rate so that the severity of osteoporosis in older traditional Inuit was pronounced (75, 76). Like Natufians, Cro-Magnons, and Archaic Amerindians, the Inuit lifestyle required considerable physical exertion; furthermore, all these groups had diets that provided a great deal of protein and phosphorus. However, as opposed to the other population groups for whom high calcium consumption is likely, the calcium intake of aboriginal Inuit was probably low (77). Unlike Cro-Magnons living in Ice-Age Europe, Eskimos lived in high-latitude, circumpolar habitats and as a result their access to plant foods was severely restricted. Their calcium sources are postulated to have included seasonally available berries, moss, and buds, but came mainly from chewing small bones and eating the gastric and intestinal contents of game animals (78). The amount of calcium obtained from these sources is unknown, probably limited, and quite likely insufficient to maintain bone health in older Inuit despite their continuing high levels of physical activity."_
- Eaton SB and Nelson DA. *"Calcium in evolutionary perspective."* _Am J Clin Nutr (1991 Jul) vol. 54 (1 Suppl) pp. 281S-287S_
sci-hub. tw/10.1093/ajcn/54.1.281S
ncbi.nlm.nih. gov/pubmed/2053574
If you have to eat all these supplements and protein powder etc. Isn’t that pretty clear sign this might not be the most natural diet? Veganism I get because of environmental and animal rights etc but does it have to get this complicated
I love these videos! They're so helpful without being bitchy, and I find it helps me look at my own diet to pinpoint any missing elements. Would love if you could do a video on Ellen Fisher, since she's one of the "leading" vegan moms on youtube.
Hello! What is the app or website she uses to display the macro nutrients and micronutrients?