Ep:409 4 BEST MICRONUTRIENT FOODS

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  • Опубліковано 19 гру 2024

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  • @prunelle19
    @prunelle19 19 днів тому +9

    I'm 75 years old
    I grew up in France and I remember that my mother would give cooked egg yolks and veal liver to my baby brother as his first solid food❤️
    I and my four siblings were strong and healthy

  • @carnivorecave
    @carnivorecave 25 днів тому +35

    Recently I found out that onions were causing the pain in my joints and being on the carnivore diet for almost 2 years, the elimination of onions have almost eliminated the pain in my joints from arthritis...

    • @piotrkowalski6276
      @piotrkowalski6276 24 дні тому

      Raw or cooked onion?

    • @bradallan2895
      @bradallan2895 21 день тому

      Found the same thing myself cooked or raw. Garlic or Spring Onions are fine though

  • @smiith7996
    @smiith7996 16 днів тому +4

    One thing I love for its taste and texture is ox tail. When you pressure cook it it turns into a tender fatty meal that I much prefer over rib eye steak. Most steaks these days are too lean and you just can't get the fat content or the butcher trims any fat off because lean meat sells better. With the ox tail the fat is embedded into the tail so it's impossible to trim the fat off. When pressure cooked the flesh just melts in your mouth. It's cheaper too if you can get it before it's snapped up in the butcher's shop by people in the know. I have to pre-order it to make sure I get some. And it's very satiating.

  • @Terrierized
    @Terrierized 25 днів тому +19

    Same with dogs - if they've only ever had kibble, then they can be iffy with real meat.
    Best to raise them on raw food from day one, and avoid the carbs and seed oils in the kibble

    • @bigestfan7
      @bigestfan7 25 днів тому +3

      I fed my last dog food diet, he lived to 17 years old and was never sick!🥰 It’s species appropriate, dogs DNA is almost identical to wolf. What a wolf eat raw pray.

    • @robertcywes2966
      @robertcywes2966 25 днів тому +1

      Agreed!

  • @markiangooley
    @markiangooley 25 днів тому +23

    Canned sardines with cream cheese and some flavorings (Worcestershire sauce, capers, etc.), homogenized with an immersion blender: pretty tasty, but it’s tempting to put it on bread or something similar. Perfectly okay eaten by the spoonful though!

    • @Free_Indeed1234
      @Free_Indeed1234 25 днів тому +10

      put it on bacon and roll it up!

    • @ajalicea1091
      @ajalicea1091 25 днів тому +1

      ​@@Free_Indeed1234
      You are definitely speaking my language when you talk about bacon

    • @michelletrippi7782
      @michelletrippi7782 25 днів тому +1

      Are blending all of that including the sardines? I give my dog sardines but haven't bridged that gap for myself 😅

    • @morekoolaid
      @morekoolaid 25 днів тому +1

      I hate to hear what I need to start eating but I know I need to do it. Fk

    • @WickWars101
      @WickWars101 25 днів тому +2

      Yer but it comes in a Can , might what to rethink that !.

  • @martinairena
    @martinairena 12 днів тому +1

    Thank you Doctor for sharing your knowledge! One of my favorite recipes using sardines is sardine salad. I use Canned sardines mixed with 4 boiled eggs some salt and paper for taste and mayo ( preferably homemade from olive or avocado oil) you can also add green onion, mix everything, and enjoy!

  • @maryloueppard425
    @maryloueppard425 25 днів тому +14

    Soak your beef liver on whole milk for about at least 30 min before frying/ cooking to remove the gamey like taste.

    • @ladybird169
      @ladybird169 25 днів тому +3

      We adore that taste😊

    • @robertcywes2966
      @robertcywes2966 25 днів тому +1

      Great suggestion

    • @johng3698
      @johng3698 25 днів тому +1

      I usually use heavy cream
      Always tasty

  • @ruthbaker4562
    @ruthbaker4562 25 днів тому +17

    ❤Thank you so much for sharing your Mother's rwonderful ecipe for Liver Pate' And for all the other Most Helpful Teachings and Guidance. God bless you, Dr. Cywes, and your Family. ❤

  • @dobrilajovovic-schultz3636
    @dobrilajovovic-schultz3636 25 днів тому +7

    Love the recipe for the pate. I normally place 1 lb of chicken livers in a small pot, add 1/2 cup of olive oil and 2 Tablespoons of ghee, cook at low heat boiling softly. Use it as the principal meat in my meal, add steamed vegetables. Salt and pepper of course.

    • @robertcywes2966
      @robertcywes2966 25 днів тому

      Perfect

    • @krethmckee6726
      @krethmckee6726 18 днів тому

      Chicken livers wrapped in 1/2 slice of bacon. Baked in oven at 350. Turn once while checking doneness.

  • @burrsniffen9688
    @burrsniffen9688 20 днів тому +1

    Excellent as usual Dr. Thank you! I have a recipe for a small fish salad that I eat on a daily basis and I share it here. 1 can Mackerel (in water) @15oz drained. 1 can Sardines (in water) @ 4.4 oz drained. 1 can Icelandic cod liver (in it's natural oil) 6.7 oz. I mix all the fish together in a bowl with the cod liver, and all of the oil. Since the fish was in water, it is somewhat dry. But the oil from the cod is fantastic for this. The taste is amazing. For spice? Just some Redmond salt. I divide this into 4 equal portions, and consume one each day with my lunch. And the best part is the amazing nutrition. Because of the Cod Liver you wind up with an abundance of sometimes hard to get nutrients, like Vit D.

  • @elisabethgardner6321
    @elisabethgardner6321 25 днів тому +8

    In Germany we eat liver roasted, topped with glanced onions and apples.

  • @nancygorham5908
    @nancygorham5908 25 днів тому +20

    Listening 24 Nov 2024.
    I am a strict CARNIVORE, and don't take any supplements, or use vinager etc.
    I'm metabolically healthy with great blood work, excellent weight, etc.
    I only drink water.
    Into my 3rd year and loving it. I'll NEVER GO BACK TO CARBS, SEED OILS, PROCESSED FOODS!!!

  • @WahydEshrak
    @WahydEshrak 9 днів тому

    I cook goat liver till rare, I have 70g/2.5oz of that once a week, I just cook it in a pan using butter and pure Himalayan pink salt. The problem I see with some people not liking liver, is that they cook it till it's well-done/medium. In my opinion, that's a bad idea, rare/even blue rare is more desirable. I also eat 200g of lamb hearts rare as well everyday with 100g of beef lungs cooked rare. To be honest, organ meats is what I grew up eating. So I love it lol. I eat that with 100g of sardines in brine straight out of the tin and 550g of beef brisket cooked medium rare everyday.

  • @KatetrustsYah
    @KatetrustsYah 19 днів тому +1

    Thank you SO much for the recipe! I've never been a fan of liver, but your family recipe intrigued me. I am now a fan, at least of this recipe. I appreciate your videos, wisdom, and encouragement! You have made an incredible impact in my food journey and I am forever grateful!

  • @olebloom1641
    @olebloom1641 25 днів тому +4

    I was just thinking of a good liver pate' recipe the other day. Will give it a try. Just had liver fried up in the pan last night. Craviung it. Must be something I need.

  • @markiangooley
    @markiangooley 25 днів тому +9

    My dad cooked beef tongue and made liver pâté and didn’t make me eat them but offered them to me. I still eat both occasionally.

  • @prunelle19
    @prunelle19 19 днів тому +1

    If you add the brandy to the pan (at the end of cooking the liver) and let it boil for 30 secondes, the alcohol will evaporate, but the flavor will be preserved in your pâté.

  • @alanh2116
    @alanh2116 25 днів тому +2

    I buy ground beef from Force Of Nature, Ancestral. Ancestral means they include the heart and the liver in the grind. The liver taste is still noticeable to me so I either mix it 50-50 with some ground pork or I go heavy with some cheese on top, or both. It is the only way I am able to get liver down.

  • @smiith7996
    @smiith7996 16 днів тому

    I think black pudding must rival liver for nutrients. Black pudding is basically congealed blood mixed with small chunks of fat and some cereal to add bulk. The sausage is then cooked to preserve it. You can eat it cold but I prefer it cooked which makes it softer. It's delicious fried with bacon and eggs

  • @joannarippon3910
    @joannarippon3910 24 дні тому +1

    Thank you so much for your mom’s liver patè recipe. I don’t think I ever wrote down my mom’s recipe but by the sound of it, it’s almost the same. I don’t think she added the egg. I miss chicken livers and cannot find any store brand here in SC.
    Happy Holidays!

  • @markosmerkouris9111
    @markosmerkouris9111 25 днів тому +8

    Back in the day,my mom would cook the beef liver with wine instead of Brandy

  • @MyFatAdaptedLife
    @MyFatAdaptedLife 25 днів тому +19

    Love the recipe. The first thing I thought of was to add anchovies instead of salt. Anchovies are fatty and accomplish the micronutrients you noted from fish.

  • @EvilMorty_
    @EvilMorty_ 25 днів тому +5

    Dr. Robert what about Avocado ???? Low Carb, High Fibre, Omega's ???? what do you think ???? 🥑🥑🥑

  • @LaCantressa
    @LaCantressa 18 днів тому

    I use a little cream in my chopped liver. I don't do alcohol.

  • @fredsmit3481
    @fredsmit3481 25 днів тому +11

    Doc, thanks for this video! What do you think about Marty Makary as head of FDA? I looked at his diet book table of contents and there is very little meat dishes and no red meat in his recipes. I thought they were going to focus on the science, but apparently he thinks the science favors plant-based foods.

  • @anti-hyperv4797
    @anti-hyperv4797 20 днів тому +1

    Very important to share recipes that kids will learn to like.

  • @infidelcastor
    @infidelcastor 13 днів тому

    I love cod liver in its own fatty cod liver oil! 😋 I love chicken liver pâté too and I already have a recipe (I have a lot more butter in mine and sometimes add cream), but maybe I’ll try your mother’s recipe with boiled egg too, thank you! 🙏

  • @ladybird169
    @ladybird169 25 днів тому +1

    I really appreciate your commercial so much more than some random yt ad blaring. This is important for me since I watch your vids a lot. Ty

  • @annieparev9929
    @annieparev9929 24 дні тому

    Thank you Dr. Sywes for sharing your mom’s liver pâté recipe 🙏

  • @markhall3434
    @markhall3434 24 дні тому +2

    Dr. Cywes.. since you asked.. Carnivore diet.. My Teeth finally calmed down and if I'd started earlier (20 Years earlier), they would of HEALED. I Brush and swish every day with Chlorine Dioxide.. 4 Drops of each reactant, with 1 Oz water added. Wow.. whitening is amazing.. and total calmness. Gums are Pink now, although teeth are mostly gone. Been a long battle, here I am age 70, going to fork out $50K (A new Car) for a Full Rack of titanium and Cubic Zirconia (Fake Diamond!) teeth. An expense some would like to avoid!

    • @spinck9849
      @spinck9849 24 дні тому

      @markhall3434, "4 drops of each reactant"? I would like to understand what you're meaning, but I don't. Would you explain more, please? Thank you!

  • @ladybird169
    @ladybird169 25 днів тому +2

    Thank you for sharing your heritage recipe👌🏻

  • @sepehrs6098
    @sepehrs6098 24 дні тому +1

    Dear Dr. Cywes, can you please make a video about your observations and opinion on consumption of cocoa as part of low-carb diet? E.g. would regular consumption of 99% chocolate bars be a good idea or bad? Is it beneficial or harmful, or perhaps a don't-care choice similar to most veggies as you've said?

  • @liberallie3089
    @liberallie3089 25 днів тому +1

    Thank you for this recipe.

  • @cherylnelson3815
    @cherylnelson3815 23 дні тому

    Sounds delicious. Going to try it ! ❤

  • @gwb8445
    @gwb8445 25 днів тому +2

    Taste is acquired. In some parts of the world bugs of almost all kinds are prized and enjoyed. 😮

  • @AnnalieBornman
    @AnnalieBornman 25 днів тому

    Hi doc thank you for educating us on the proper human diet and thank you also for the recipe. Wondering if the people in US know skilpadjies we have them every weekend think it's a great addition to our carnivore diet!

  • @LB-vl3qn
    @LB-vl3qn 25 днів тому +2

    Thanks for the recipe. Who doesn't love pâté? Also, thanks for mentioning your philosophy regarding vegetables. I was missing them and found that adding some back in hit the spot.
    Have you tried Zbiotics? It prevents hangovers by some kind of action on the toxins in alcohol that make one feel so bad the next day. It's taken before one begins to imbibe. Haven't tried it myself but it comes highly recommended from friends who know. Thanks again. ~ Lisa

  • @BrewBlaster
    @BrewBlaster 25 днів тому +2

    What is your opinion of eating seaweed to get iodine?

    • @baranjan4172
      @baranjan4172 25 днів тому

      fish eats seaweed, you eat the fish. the human digestive tract isn't made to digest seaweed.

  • @lozgod
    @lozgod 25 днів тому +3

    Dr Cywes I am someone who experiences high blood sugar and increasing A1C on low carb after several months on it but benefit in every other area.
    I found that going back on carbs relieves it but then GERD and weight starts coming back on. What would be a good protocol to add carbs to avoid the rise in A1C?
    Should I have carbs once a week, once every 2 weeks? Any ideas? If you make a video about it that would be awesome!

    • @arwenhardy1995
      @arwenhardy1995 25 днів тому +5

      During my journey, I've experienced similar issues with my A1C. I've noticed that I don't need as much protein as I originally thought and make sure to add fat along with it. Too much protein will definitely cause one's liver to turn that excess into glucose. Hope this helps.

    • @jltotheb5550
      @jltotheb5550 24 дні тому

      Dr will generally tell you to have a small to medium glass of milk once a day 2 or 3 times a week to get your carbs in. 100% carnivore will stress your liver to turn protein into carbs. So his recommendation is to get a few carbs through milk

  • @SherryFurlowND
    @SherryFurlowND 25 днів тому +3

    Are the ketones okay for gastric bypass patients? You pointed out to protect the stomach.

  • @jacolynsorchids1361948friends
    @jacolynsorchids1361948friends 21 день тому

    Thank you I am going to make the liver for condiment

  • @Alle8ia
    @Alle8ia 25 днів тому

    Thanks Doc. Can you please direct us to the pate recipe?

  • @nanacricket9332
    @nanacricket9332 23 дні тому +2

    Ok..I’m gonna jump out here with a non culinary..no skill way to eat sardines that is better than eating straight out of the can. I buy King Oscar packed in water. Drain completely. Add 1 tsp bacon grease & 1 tbsp of tallow or 2 tbsp butter to frying pan..get it hot. The butter may caramelize a little but that’s ok. Throw the sardines in and chop with the end of a spatula and “fry” briefly. I do add a little salt because these water packed sardines are salt free. This way you control the amount of salt. This is delicious served with eggs fried in bacon grease. And for me..a cup of pipping hot coffee. You will never think of sardines in the same way as sardines straight from the tin again. I call this sardine scramble..it has no eggs but is all scrambled up. Cheers..

  • @erezk2170
    @erezk2170 22 дні тому

    Are you concerned of copper levels, especially with beef liver?
    I grew up on liver pâté (eastern European grandmother) so I love it, though my wife is mortified at the thought of eating it

  • @michaelrocole7174
    @michaelrocole7174 24 дні тому

    Excellent recipe

  • @jqyhlmnp
    @jqyhlmnp 15 днів тому

    Does that recipe work well for cod liver?

  • @njsongwriter
    @njsongwriter 25 днів тому +2

    So you use fish oil. We took a high quality cod liver oil for decades but recently swore off of it. Fish oil that is high in EPA and DHA goes rancid at room temperature. Have you ever wondered why it comes from cold water fish that are found in waters from 32⁰F to 50⁰F? Because it's antifreeze for those fish. At room temperature fish oil becomes rancid and even more so in our 98.6⁰F bodies. Think about it and read the book that discloses the research. The book is called The PEO Solution. I dare you to read it. Again, my wife and I stopped taking cod liver oil that we took for decades. I'm convinced that taking it contributed to the inflammatory health problems I've been experiencing. I'm anxious to see if things improve after being off it for 4 months.

    • @terfalicious
      @terfalicious 18 днів тому

      "I dare you to read it" 🙄just dropped it off my list of things to read.

  • @possum101
    @possum101 25 днів тому +3

    Liver pate: 1 lb of liver; stir-fry 1 small onion,1 carrot, some garlic and let it cool, Add 1 lb of fried liver (any liver) ,1,5 oz of brandy , 1/3 Cup of whipping cream (or some butter) , nutmeg, salt ,black pepper. Blend it all. It comes out quite liquid. Cool it in the fridge it becomes soft solid.

  • @lynnetuckercarnivore
    @lynnetuckercarnivore 9 годин тому

    Love you Doc, but in your liver paté recipe.... curious... did you realize how many ingredients you had to ADD to the liver so you wouldn't taste it????? I'll take the NZ Liver supplements instead of all those extras I don't eat because I'm a *Carnivore*
    THAT SAID my Dachshund loves his protein rich lean ground beef & pork with finely ground eggshells and calf liver.
    90% protein, 10% the rest.

  • @EphesusD
    @EphesusD 25 днів тому +2

    Do wild cod livers count?

    • @EphesusD
      @EphesusD 25 днів тому

      In terms of an iron source?

  • @markhall3434
    @markhall3434 24 дні тому

    Dr. Cywes.. please comment on Niacin.. the Full Hot Red Face and Body Flush is Amazing! Has to majorily flush the capillaries. I Like it!! I take it every morning before exercising..
    Also, could you maybe give some guidance on using those $40 keytone breathalyzers regarding Carnivore diet. I've crashed a few times, and if there was a way to proactively know before hand (Night before?), I should be able to avert. When it hits, I microwave a small rice cup (starch) loaded with butter. Problem that takes a couple hours to fully get back, often including an hour nap.

  • @buffbatman2
    @buffbatman2 24 дні тому

    Hey doc im starting a 48 hour fast. Is there a way i can safeguard my lean body mass during that time? Thanks

  • @HS99876
    @HS99876 11 днів тому

    Fried eggs, boiled eggs, egg salad, eggs in soups, eggs in stair fry veggies, …………

  • @s12_22g
    @s12_22g 21 день тому

    will it be a normal finding to have a ketone of 3+ in urine if in carnivore/keto diet?

  • @andrewsherman2398
    @andrewsherman2398 25 днів тому +4

    I always thought alcohol was bad for liver😅

    • @robertcywes2966
      @robertcywes2966 25 днів тому

      Chronic excess yes. Occasional not so much

    • @andrewsherman2398
      @andrewsherman2398 25 днів тому

      @robertcywes2966 I was actually being sarcastic but nice to get a reply and keep the great content coming

  • @Zoophagus
    @Zoophagus 23 дні тому

    I love Ican Icelandic cod liver. One can a week. 😋

  • @markhall3434
    @markhall3434 24 дні тому

    Dr. C.. One more supplement which might be useful.. Just to help clean out the brain tissue while the brain parasites die from carnivore lack of carbs/fermentation. Do you have an Opinion of Methylene Blue? Appears to be some correllation with a Feeling Great Day, which is my goal.

  • @sandranewman3461
    @sandranewman3461 24 дні тому

    Should I eat high fat if I’m good on 72 hr fast and ketones consistent 2.5 +
    Need to lose 60 more lbs
    Honest question ❓
    Why add fat if goal is to burn your body fat ❓

  • @TheOdchamp
    @TheOdchamp 25 днів тому

    Are chicken livers preferred because they are not so strong tasting?

  • @smiith7996
    @smiith7996 16 днів тому

    You don't say whether the liver is cooked or raw when mixed as a condiment. And are the other ingredients cooked too?

  • @recruitmentwebsites
    @recruitmentwebsites 24 дні тому

    Thank you

  • @BrianMason1000
    @BrianMason1000 25 днів тому

    How about liver capsules?

  • @fyrerayne8882
    @fyrerayne8882 24 дні тому +1

    Good to know

  • @marcofsw
    @marcofsw 24 дні тому

    Came to think of something:
    Fat is like cash. Always good to have but too much for too long? Not perfect.
    Protein is like gold in a Swiss vault. Very good, but impractical for daily shopping.
    Carbs is like... credit. Ok sometimes, but too much or for too long? Disaster.

  • @EasyGameEh
    @EasyGameEh 25 днів тому +2

    eggs, dairy and liver get their micronutrient contents from the same industrialized plants though. small wild caught fish is fine as far as i understand.

  • @Russsir
    @Russsir 18 днів тому

    Holly crap...Just don't drink alcohol.

  • @sknails2723
    @sknails2723 25 днів тому +1

    bro i cant eat liver, its disgusting

  • @JosieStev
    @JosieStev 25 днів тому

    Hello 😊

  • @PolishMike1993
    @PolishMike1993 25 днів тому +4

    “We use no supplements…” well, we use fish oil and iodine. That’s not a supplement? And keto liquids too you have to

  • @pechaybaguio
    @pechaybaguio 20 днів тому

    is the chicken liver or pork liver as good as beef liver?

    • @smiith7996
      @smiith7996 16 днів тому

      Lambs liver is less strong in flavour and the texture is less gritty