Dr. Steven Gundry’s take on nutritional DCM
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2019
- Here's what happens when you replace meat with potatoes & legumes in pet food…
Dr. Steven Gundry is a renowned cardiothoracic surgeon, New York Times best-selling author, and medical researcher. During his 40-year career in medicine, he has performed over 10,000 heart surgeries and developed life-saving medical technology. He is the founder and director of the International Heart and Lung Institute as well as the Center for Restorative Medicine.
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That's why we need Regenerative Agriculture. Our beef needs to be 100% grass fed and must be on the move all the time to allow the land to recover..
Anyone else get really bad audio output and couldn’t really understand? Also I guess I was looking for a final answer, should I do grain free or not?
NOT. Grain free means FULL OF LECTINS. So, either way, it's full of lectins. You need to research raw if you want to feed healthy food to your pets. I wrote a long message on how to do it in here to Gabby Robles. Good luck!
Yes, but be careful. Grain free can mean less carbs and allergenic or gmo ingredients, but some brands are using the "grain free" label as a tool to make the food look safe, ecological and healthy when sometimes it isn't. So just watch out for legume content. Or even better, feed RAW!
Processed pet food both kibble and canned are just not worth it.
Grain-free or not, either way it's VERY bad for your pet's health.
Raw is the only choice. Period.
lectin free grains. avoid wheat corn oat chia quinoa. go for root veggies sorghum millet
@@MIZZKIE I wish I could do Raw food for my dogs all the time... :( One day. 🙏
This video was hard to understand. The audio wasn't right!
We lost our beloved Lucy (15.2) on 29th July this year in severe heart diseases and pulmonary hypertension. She was diagnosed in 2017 May. She was fighting for two more years this terrible illness. She was 13 years in prescription W/D trash kibble. When I come across to dr Becker and Rodney I changed to raw home made balanced Diet. That’s how we got the extra 2 years. her little body was just exhausted from the meds and she was weaker every day . I was blessed hold her in my arms when she crossed the rainbow bridge . I want to say thank you for both of you for this incredible work. I believe that this is a big movement and makes a huge different in the pet world.
You guys are real hero’s.
Hey Rodney loved this video! We lost our 7 year old beautiful choc lab BAILEY THIS past May due to due to DCM he had been on the TOXIC kibble (two of the brands the FDA is suppose to be investigating . Not a day goes by that our hearts don’t ache. Bailey was larger then life when healthy and had his life taken from him way to soon😢 I will never ever have my future dogs on this TOXIC KIBBLE they will be on a raw diet . I have learned so much since BAILEYS passing from Dr Becker , you and Kimberly and I thank you all❤️… Dr Gundry is something else I love him . You should try his choc chip avocado mint ice cream for humans it’s out of this world !
Very sorry about your loss. Most DCM is genetic. Know of numerous dobermans, severL goldens and a germN shepherd…all dropped @5 yrs old…
@@alexandrawhitelock6195 … “most”
@@Michelle-mb4qn if you feel you made an important point…you didn,t. From the research I have read it's mostly genetic. Cardiac issues…general category…can be caused by various things and a lack of proper amino acids is one.
DCM is just one of various cardiac issues with dogs.
A difficulty in culling dcm out of breeding lines is even with holter tests…you dont know.comes on suddenly (unless chronic) @5 yrs of age often after dog has been bred. I know of a doberman who passed his holter test and dropped the next day while hiking with husband…
@@alexandrawhitelock6195 U need to move on and stop acting like a spoiled little brat who knows it all .Everybody’s entitled to their opinions and believe it or not you’re not the only one that’s ever done research so stop presenting yourself as an expert on the topic unless you have the credentials to prove otherwise . Try and have a nice day tomorrow 😊
@@Michelle-mb4qn wow…try to have a discussion next time…you are dismissive and very rude.
This is an eye opener!
I have 3 smaller dogs and 2 of them are on medications to slow the effects of heart failure. I used to feed them organic pasture raised chicken plus organic kibble. After watching your video, I removed the kibble and added carrots, kale and spinach to their chicken. I am not exaggerating when I tell you that the very first day I removed the kibble, they felt better. Less hacking, easier breathing, more energy, brighter light in their eyes. Geezus I feel like I was poisoning them before! I am very grateful that I saw your video. I am more than happy to cook expensive quality food for them - because the vet bills were way more expensive. My happy dogs and I thank you.
That's amazing. Dietary changes usually take weeks if not months to manifest!
@@blanchy I know … it's such a surprise...I'm glad I did it.
What’s the brand of kibbles?
Maybe it’s not good brand
@@beautiful20106 there is no good kibble, unfortunately. The processing of kibble happens in high temperature and pressure which results in denaturing of proteins. There is one brand i know of, ziwipeak, which is dehydrated low temp, so it looks like kibble but its fully raw. Its also exponentially more expensive.
Sound is weird. Hard to hear sometimes.
Hey do you have any info on trachea collapse surgery free remedies?
Please remove background music from the video. Otherwise, great info! Soooo appreciated to you guys for educating us and helping to save our precious babies' health! ❤
The dislikes are all from vets
*...and toxic pet 'food' manufacturers*
And simpleton pet owners who don't do their research.
No. They're actually from people who DO think for themselves....and don't buy from quacks like Steven Gundry.
I have read that lectins are broken down by cooking, sprouting or fermentation, how come that it is an issue in the gut then? I personally feed raw food to my dog, but if lectins are broken down by cooking, then lectins should not be an issue in pet food or am I completely wrong here?
Geektaard look at some of Dr. Gundry’s videos. Only some lectins can be destroyed in a pressure cooker.
@@TanyaDarling1 Thank you for the answer! I'll look it up :) Can't find any studies that says that some lectins can't be destroyed though, but I'll check his videos out :)
There broke down when cooked, so there harmless in kibble.
@@bristolbullterrier.1434 hmmm..unless you have a degree in this area..,I'd be cautious about offering these definitive statements…
Orijen has legumes in it, yet my bullies have never had heart disease, all lived passed the average age of there breed.
Not all dogs will ever suffer from heart disease…Orijen/Acana (I feed this with raw) now has ancient grains formulas
Now owned by Mars 🤬🤬🤬
please make more diy recipe for dogs!!! I have really struggled to find food my dobie actually enjoys and he really likes raw food however if I give him the same recipe for more than 2 weeks he won’t eat it. Also I really want to make sure that I am providing all the nutrients he needs. Thank you.
It's very simple. You don't need professionals to figure this out. In fact, "professionals" are indoctrinated in the lies that make us SICK or dead and them rich. YOU can do your own research. We need to go back to trusting our own minds. Think about what animals eat in the wild and get as close to it as possible. What helps me is a "meat cutting" butcher that cuts up whole animals for people who ranch or hunt. Ranchers grass feed the animals they get cut up for their families. I get the "trim" for $1 a pound! And it's beautiful, very fresh, cut in fairly small pieces of meat, sinew and some fat, frozen in 3-4 pound bags. I cut it with scissors. For my 13 year old dog I add cooked carrots, cabbage or whatever vegetables I have. I cook batches of carrots or cabbage once a week for her and add hot water (it's warm by the time everything's in there), glucosamine because she's old, and food grade DE to kill parasites. She eats twice a day. I add an egg, fish, liver, heart, kidney, oil, and whatever I feel is needed once or twice a week. Whatever we do we're doing a million x better than that awful dead dried out crap in a bag people feed their pets.
Try to find a small country butcher and be very discrete (go there in person and pay in cash) because to get it priced that low it's not inspected for humans. Butchers need to have everything FDA approved before selling it and that makes the price go up UP UPPPUP. You need to find that rogue free thinking butcher that's not afraid to THINK for himself and not out to get rich. Good luck!
gbertarelli I wish to do that one day!! I am feeding raw, because raw is best, but I’m trying to do it more cheaply
Meat vitamins and cod liver oil
And some cereals
as humans and animals get older do we loose stomach acid and if so can it be recovered?
Look into the Blood type diet…I have low stomach acid and increase it by sipping apple cider vinegar….works super…
Not a lot left to eat...😞
Kibble mnfrs reduce expensive meat proteins with legume protein…which reduce the needed amino acids that dogs need and the heart needs…
Hi Dr Gundry! I'm a fan and try to feed my dog in your way. I got a text from GundryMD saying Dr. Marty's food is the worst for dogs. Please explain.
Yes, Dr Marty's food contains Pea flour in a considerable amount. You saw the chart (min 1:32). Peas may be a leading dog food ingredient contributing to a rise in diet-associated canine heart disease (DCM) in dogs.
Did he in a way say that removing gluten makes the gluten sensitive person doubly sensitive?
I cannot find a single dry dog food that doesn’t contain lectins. If you know of one, please do share.
Just to let you know, cooking destroys the lecithin activity completely. With the way kibble is made, this is not any problem!
@@nikkilaugh2573 Lecithin and lectin are two different things.
So I should keep giving my dog nupro?
The audio on this made it very hard to hear. Going in and out almost like echo or underwater.
Some of the foods with highest amounts of lectins are wheat and soy, but suddenly peas and lentils are problems?
What would you recommend to start the raw diet? I want my dog so bad to start it but I’m afraid not to give him the right amount of food or the right food. At the moment I am giving him Half kibble and half raw beef or salmon. Could you recommend me a book or something to help me to start from cero! I also bought a online course but Omg it’s so boring I always ended up falling asleep
Ask this question on facebook at Holistic Dog Care. Defo the best place to start.
Dr. Karen Becker's book Real Food and another book by Steve Brown Unlocking the Canine Ancestral Diet. Both will explain everything you need to know about feeding your dog a species appropriate diet!
Natural nutrition for dogs and cats by Kymathy Schultz
I feel so fortunate that I found this book, it’s simple into the point. I’ve been feeding my dog according to this book since I got him at one-year-old from the shelter. He’s going to be 14 years old in January and he’s never been ill or had anything wrong with them. My last dog became diabetic so I was determined to figure out what dogs are supposed to eat.
Rodney Habib has a couple of videos here on his channel that Dr. Becker created to start a raw diet for dogs. It's easy to make, my dog loves it. :)
‘and to the point ‘
But legumes when cooked denatures protein lectin and phytates, so what's the deal. Legumes are a staple food in many EASTERN countries, cause they are healthy.
But they are talking about Dog health, not People’s health. Dog’s bodies are totally different from human. Dogs are carnivores yet can eat some veggies and minor fruits, but they are carnivores. Humans are omnivores but can survive very well as vegetarians since o believe we are meant to be mostly vegetarians. Just see how the teeth of certain animals that are carnivores are: they are mostly sharp, for tearing down meat. Human teeth are mostly flat and only a few are sharp or straight: like chimpanzees, which don’t eat meat by nature, and the flat teeth are used to munch and tear down leaves, greens, vegetables and fruits. A lot of their protein comes from bugs and things like that. Teeth will tell you what type of food an animal eats or should eat.
Soybeans and chick peas unless organic are heavily sprayed with glyphosate 😳
Consider visionary as a dry by itself or mixed with raw…
My dog on home food always become lethargic and extremely hot spots. Yes I was adding supplements to his food.
A P sounds like an allergy. Were you only feeding one type of protein?
Most likely it's not nutritionally balanced.
I hate home-cooked food for this reason. It takes rocket science to get it right!
Switch to a BARF diet. That'll do the trick.
@@MIZZKIE They have a recipe on you tube through Habib and Dr Becker on a simple nutritionally complete dog food recipe. And they break down the vitamins in it too. Just search Habib homemade dog food on UA-cam. 🥘 🥗
Yeah, hot spots could be allergies. Or bad dog food. I think if you can afford not to give dry kibbles or do them less or at least add some protein and dog safe veggies to their kibbles, you will improve his health tremendously. I learned from them that a lot of dogs are allergic to chicken (I think bc we feed the same food all the time, they can develop allergies or sensitivities). I learned that Turkey (donlow to lower fat) and fish are allergy friendly proteins. Beef should be fine unless your dog have beef allergy. But when you’re adding protein to your dog’s food, or making it all your own, make sure to change the protein every few days to every week. I do eggs every other days bc it’s a cheap source of protein and it’s a complete protein.
My dog had a hotspot, a stop he was licking on one of his paws for months and once I eliminated the Hills Science diet and Royal Canin my vet had recommend (which I hated giving come some have corn), he stops having the hotspot and stop licking his paw! It could have been rice allergy too...possibly bc some or all of them, can’t remember by now, had brown and white rice...
Look up on UA-cam, Habib and Dr Becker have a simple recipe to all homemade dog food. I think I might try that recipe next...
@@geewiz8253 Did you not read the BARF part of my comment?
As of Dec 2022 DCM has been found in dogs with grain inclusive diets as well. This video was premature.
This would be helpful except that Steven Gundry is a quack.
I agree.. He is advertising to take two spoon of his olive oil daily. apperantly that olive oil what he sale is the only one and it’s coming morocco. totally scam...
@@anna_m59 My friend spent HUNDREDS of dollars on his junk supplements. And he tells people not to eat beans?? Maybe dogs shouldn't eat beans, but the humans on this planet who live the longest eat beans daily. He is a quack and he is laughing all the way to the bank.
IDK this guy but whatever he is saying is BS. Legumes are part of the staple diet in the EAST, cause they are healthy. For centuries people have been eating them and harvesting them, they fix nitrogen in the soil for other crops to flourish. And lectins are proteins that get denatured once you cook your legume.
@@schristinef6352 Yeah Im so so on him bc beans, specially for vegetarians, is one of the main sources of protein and their vitamins. In Brazil, in Rio in particular we eat black beans (and rice) almost everyday, bc it’s cultural and mostly bc it’s cheap and super healthy. If you eat black beans a lot you will never become anemic, since black beans are rich in iron. 🍛
@@schristinef6352 And I wanted to write here for you and for whoever reads this, I just remember seeing this doctor on some video or probably on tv on optam or something, and I don’t remember what he said about beans, but it could have been something about what he said about tomatoes or tomato seeds hat had me thinking... “eeh, I’m not too sure if this guy is right on some of this stuff...” A lot of times I’m right with my gut instincts and bc I’m not to sure of his science (until I learn more about it and compare with other studies), I’m not going to take this Dr’s word as bible. Either way, yes, I can maybe see how it may not be okay for dogs, but maybe it could also just depend on the amount. I guess into more research. (Or just cut out dehydrated foods with legumes and just make my dogs food all myself... I had one of my dogs die from cancer last year... definitely don’t trust vets that tell you to give Royal Canin or Hills Science diet. I used to never feed my dogs anything with corn before, and I think those foods, specially Hills bc it’s what I fed my dog for the second to last year of her life, were the catalyst to her cancer 😢 😞 😔)
I've never been so confused by a video (partly by the sound quality) also who is this guy & what is he saying, that legumes are toxic??? Not referring to the dog side of the equation, although I know it's the reason for the video, but personally when he refers to humans having the same problem when eating legumes I have to disagree.. Yes of course too much of anything is toxic, even the healthiest of foods, so a balanced varied diet is essential.. Myself I've been eating plant based for the last two years & I've never felt better, any blood tests I've had have been spot on nutritionally wise & cholesterol levels are great, so I am baffled by his claims.. Coincidentally on my side bar were other video relating to this guy, so I clicked on a couple & the following one shows him saying that fruits are bad for you and you may as well be eating a bowl full of Skittles candy, what?? Really?!! ua-cam.com/video/RSsmgGpW0bI/v-deo.html
I don't think that the video really got properly focused to provide clear direction. The idea that a completely plant based diet where most of the protein is derived from legumes resulting in low cholesterol and feeling better as you stated in your own anecdotal experience is not necessarily inconsistent with what Dr. Gundry is saying. Dilated cardiomyopathy and clogged arteries are two different things. In dilated cardiomyopathy, the heart muscle weakens and does not eject blood effectively. Regarding the eating of fruit, a diet high in fruit, especially tropical fruits will provide far more sugar that the body can readily metabolize at the time of consumption and that is likely to result in the storage of fat. It may not be as bad as Skittles, but it is not good.
The bottom line of the video is that gut health is important to overall health. Too many lectins as can be the case when consuming lots of legumes will compromise the gut wall. When it comes to dog food, the position being taken here is that a high legume diet is bad for the gut, potentially weakening the body through the infiltration of lectins, bacteria and other undesirable things that get past the gut lining. Replacing animal protein with legumes in dogs results in a critical taurine deficiency and the potential for dilated cardiomyopathy. What was not covered in this video is that Dr. Becker and Rodney Habib strongly advocate that dogs be fed a raw and balanced diet with quality animal protein as the primary component, feeding some plant components to provide needed vitamins/minerals.
@@matthirn7858 I agree with your assessment of the video. And dogs are very often fed the same kibble diet, day in, day out for most, if not their entire lives.
Fiona Browne he’s talking about lectin sensitive people
Steven Gundry is a QUACK. He tells people not to eat beans....yet the longest lived people in the world eat beans daily. I am plant based too....eat beans daily....have never been healthier. Meanwhile, he sells expensive supplements on his website. He is a quack and he is stealing people's money. They'd be better off flushing his junk down the toilet.
@@matthirn7858 For dogs, yes...I agree. For humans, no. Read The Blue Zones. The healthiest people in the world eat beans daily....and they live much longer and healthier lives than other populations who don't eat beans. He is a quack....selling his junk supplements on his website and ripping people off.
Just never feed the same food all the time and do rotation between good quality grain free foods and also give homemade food as fruits and vegetables, rice, quinoa, etc...
Some breeds need low fat low protein diets .........
Never heard of that.
Which breeds are they, and why?
Soo I'm about to watch the video when an ad from purina dentalife shows up. I feel like a winner pressing that unlike button on the ad.
Dental treats are not food. You need to feed your dog food and not treats. And nothing is wrong with Purina.
Please take a moment to fact check what Dr. Gundry is saying here because his research has repeatedly been debunked.
and he sold out to big parm for millions
He's right about lectins but he's losing credibility with all his products and pushing D3. I think his handers have something to do with it. He's become a product that's making money for a lot of people, including his wife. They need something to sell. There's no money in this diet. All we need to do is stop eating what's killing us. We don't need to buy any products, just healthy food. Try not eating nightshades or foods high in lectins and see if you don't feel 100% better in less than a month. It works.
you kind of breaking up and I have a hard time and it’s standing supposed to Dr. Stephen Gundry I always listen to Dr. Stephen Gundry wire this is one of the worst I will give you the thumbs down on that one