Where Does the Arsenic in Rice, Mushrooms, and Wine Come From?

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  • Опубліковано 18 лип 2017
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  • @williamclark5647
    @williamclark5647 6 років тому +121

    Best channel on UA-cam.

    • @mr.bread3circus
      @mr.bread3circus 6 років тому

      Chef Chefington GOTTA check out Dr. Bergmans lectures too 👍👍.... Excellent lectures regarding health & dis-ease.

    • @natureasintended
      @natureasintended 6 років тому +2

      Does Dr.Bergman promote a plant diet?

    • @mr.bread3circus
      @mr.bread3circus 6 років тому

      natureasintended Yes. Check'em out.... I'm vegan myself

    • @natureasintended
      @natureasintended 6 років тому +6

      Oh no, he promotes ketosis. Dr.Greger has shared the science showing how harmful this is.

    •  6 років тому

      natureasintended, he hasn't. Dr. Michael Greger is preparing a webimar on fasting.
      FWIW, nutritionfacts. org/video/is-caloric-restriction-good-for-you [Remove gap between dot and "org"]
      nutritionfacts. org/video/why-do-we-age

  • @VeganFootsoldier
    @VeganFootsoldier 6 років тому +209

    So we can largely blame meat eaters for fucking up our rice and mushrooms

    • @ricky7396
      @ricky7396 6 років тому +27

      Yup add it to the list of things that those practices mess up for everyone. E coli in our Spinach etc.

    • @veg
      @veg 6 років тому +9

      Yep, they hurt everything that can be hurt!

    • @mariah_7654
      @mariah_7654 6 років тому +6

      Footsoldier Well blame isn't the answer, but I can't stop you.

    • @bagiee1
      @bagiee1 6 років тому +31

      Their argument that, "its my choice to eat whatever i like, so let me eat whatever i like and mind your own business"...is no longer valid.

    • @TheWorldTeacher
      @TheWorldTeacher 6 років тому +12

      I may be going frugivore even sooner now...

  • @AdamIsMyNameO
    @AdamIsMyNameO 6 років тому +79

    It's like the second-hand smoke of the meat industry.

    • @veganreach2267
      @veganreach2267 6 років тому +9

      Adam great comment!

    • @magicalsimmy
      @magicalsimmy 6 років тому

      Well said, dude!

    • @soulsociety5768
      @soulsociety5768 6 років тому +4

      This really pisses me off, not your comment but what the meat industry is doing. Not only are they causing unnecessary suffering and death, but they're affecting human health too. Like how can they sleep at night knowingly doing this sorta shit to not only animals but human beings. I guess money really is addictive.

    • @NicholasLittlejohn
      @NicholasLittlejohn 5 років тому

      Meat is the new smoking stigma for sure.

    • @ambas3193
      @ambas3193 5 років тому

      Wow, what a coincidence that we both commented on / and related this to smoking....After I commented I read this (your) comment below PEACE

  • @anealin
    @anealin 6 років тому +16

    now we'll have to find places where soil has never been fertilized with chicken poop treated with As and damaged by arsenic pesticides. Then, we still have to find out whether they grow rice there. And if we are lucky, we buy it. I already imagine "As-free guaranteed" expensive rice on the shelves. I better go and try planting my own rice in my garden next year...

  • @PaulGreen11
    @PaulGreen11 6 років тому +7

    Most Important Channel on UA-cam.

  • @aaronverran1360
    @aaronverran1360 6 років тому +25

    and carnists always complain about vegans "forcing our beliefs" sure, subsidies, arsenic, trips to the hospital for family members, etc....

  • @jefflebowski918
    @jefflebowski918 6 років тому +18

    Factory farming is disgusting, in Central CA they have large farms that you can smell for miles away. To be fair CA rice has lower arsenic than rice from the south.

    • @aegisfate117
      @aegisfate117 6 років тому +2

      The south had a lot of cotton plantations (surprise) and those places used a lot of arsenic. The rice sucks it up from the soil.

    • @ambas3193
      @ambas3193 5 років тому

      Yes, Norco is discusting....I laugh at the commercials on tv that state that Calif cheese comes from "happy cows" Anyone living in or around Norco knows that's a lie.

  • @roshni_saxena
    @roshni_saxena 6 років тому +17

    Is the arsenic toxicity in wine also present in grapes? Thank you. -grape lover here

    • @flowergirl7662
      @flowergirl7662 6 років тому +3

      Yeah I love grapes!

    • @kanayamaryam4251
      @kanayamaryam4251 6 років тому +2

      Maybe it's the alocohol, not the grapes itself, but that wouldn't make sense since Doc specifically said wine for arsenic toxicity, instead of all alcoholic beverages such as beer, wine, etc. So...I have no idea.

    • @victoriawong4509
      @victoriawong4509 6 років тому +1

      I'd really like to know too

    • @jefflebowski918
      @jefflebowski918 6 років тому +7

      Yes it's in the grapes.

    • @gwynedd1
      @gwynedd1 6 років тому

      only the meat grapes.

  • @RONAKAWEED
    @RONAKAWEED 6 років тому +30

    Now this just pissed me off...grrrrrrrr

    • @natureasintended
      @natureasintended 6 років тому +1

      Just do your best, sweet potatoes, lentils (buy frozen spiced), oats, fruits, quinoa, corn.
      www.jeffnovick.com/RD/Articles/Entries/2012/10/11_Arsenic_&_Rice__What_You_Can_Do.html

    • @coffee-fueledcritic6666
      @coffee-fueledcritic6666 6 років тому +4

      +natureasintended, ha that's basically my diet. Lentils and sweet potatoes make up a significant portion of my calories. Then I fill in the rest with the daily dozen so I get my nuts and seeds, fruits, and cruciferous vegetables. Couldn't be happier. Eat out so infrequently now.

    • @destressfrlyf843
      @destressfrlyf843 6 років тому +3

      natureasintended
      many thanx for providing viable options

  • @johanaeguia7792
    @johanaeguia7792 6 років тому

    thanks for subtitles

  • @veganreach2267
    @veganreach2267 6 років тому

    I love the information in your videos but I just noticed how great the editing and illustrating is. Keep up the great work!

  • @Clarkfamilyorchards
    @Clarkfamilyorchards 6 років тому +36

    What about rice from Thailand, Pakistan, India? I never buy rice from the U.S.

    • @gartbull
      @gartbull 6 років тому +5

      I purchase brown basmati rice grown in India.

    • @natureasintended
      @natureasintended 6 років тому +2

      www.jeffnovick.com/RD/Articles/Entries/2012/10/11_Arsenic_&_Rice__What_You_Can_Do.html

    • @danieldang2a31
      @danieldang2a31 6 років тому +2

      I hear there are problems with foreigners mishandling the rice. Guess they have mold growing on it or something

    • @KingElrosTarMinyatur
      @KingElrosTarMinyatur 6 років тому +1

      Veganomix buy Indian rice.

    • @NGC6144
      @NGC6144 6 років тому +3

      Daniel Tucker
      I think this is the issue of mold setting in and producing aflatoxin in rice after being nibbled by insects. I believe this is the reason for higher liver cancer in that part of the world.

  • @lauriearmer6034
    @lauriearmer6034 6 років тому

    thank you Dr. Greger.

  • @RadiantHealthForAll
    @RadiantHealthForAll 6 років тому +7

    How about a series on potassium bromate in wheat flour and if it occurs in any other products such as pesticides, beauty products, etc? I'd also be interested to know if it's true that bromine can bind with iodine receptors since they are both halogens.

  • @blessedbygod3430
    @blessedbygod3430 6 років тому

    WOW just WOW...and I love both rice and mushrooms! Time to find a substitute for both...

  • @marthabarbosa5495
    @marthabarbosa5495 6 років тому

    Gratidão por conter legenda em Português-BR 🙏. Sou nova no canal e adoro os assuntos abordados. Continue assim! Parabéns!!! 👏👏👏

  • @RadiantHealthForAll
    @RadiantHealthForAll 6 років тому +3

    Still waiting for the series on fasting!

  • @sunnypepper4777
    @sunnypepper4777 6 років тому +5

    it would be helpful if Dr. G would tell us what is our best course of action, or at least what he's doing given this knowledge. Buy CA rice? Which brand? Skip rice altogether?

    • @natureasintended
      @natureasintended 6 років тому +1

      Do what you can afford, I guess, obviously keeping a plant diet. I hope my link above might help too.

    • @intralimpidus6216
      @intralimpidus6216 6 років тому +2

      Dr Greger should be coming out with more videos on arsenic in rice soon, so they should hopefully answer your questions.

  • @natureasintended
    @natureasintended 6 років тому +4

    At least as plant eaters, we avoid saturated animal fat, build up of environmental toxins in animal flesh, naturally occurring hormones, plus other harmful aspects you list, as well as avoiding contribution to environmental destruction caused by animal farming, and suffering caused to people in the third world who can't afford to buy their own grain when it is sold for animal farming!
    Nutrition Facts FTW!

    • @natureasintended
      @natureasintended 6 років тому +1

      Dr. McDougall to the rescue! www.drmcdougall.com/2014/12/31/arsenic-in-rice/

  • @xerxes666
    @xerxes666 6 років тому +6

    Excellent video... Doctor !! Thanks again!!😊✨✨🌟💫⭐🌛💛🌛🌞🌟✨✨✨⚡🌙💫🌞🌛✨✨🌟✨✨✨💫💛🌛✨💫💛💛💛💛✨✨✨✨✨🌛🌟🌟🌞🌛✨✨

  • @RLee-yt4cm
    @RLee-yt4cm 6 років тому

    Dr. Greger- Nutrition facts: what is the best way to prep rice (to lessen arsenic exposure)

  • @zentex99
    @zentex99 6 років тому

    NF you are the best!

  • @Psaltrymom
    @Psaltrymom 6 років тому

    Not sure why, but the links for other arsenic & rice videos are not linking. :-)

  • @henceqed
    @henceqed 6 років тому

    are there any tricks like back with the lead videos that one can do to limit or pull out the arsenic that you eat and have accumulated already?

  • @barzinio92
    @barzinio92 6 років тому +1

    What about arsenic in non-american rice? I'm french

  • @DameHoracia
    @DameHoracia 6 років тому

    Dr G, where is the fasting webinar you were telling us you were going to do a couple months ago? Looking forward to getting the facts.

  • @eelkeaptroot1393
    @eelkeaptroot1393 6 років тому +2

    Makes me happy to hear Europe is slightly safer. Though I've heard they used to apply mercury here to kill bugs....

  • @robertkopp873
    @robertkopp873 6 років тому +3

    I remember hearing years ago of a beer company in Malaysia including traces of arsenic as a preservative. Is any level of arsenic, "safe"?

    • @jefflebowski918
      @jefflebowski918 6 років тому +4

      They also use formaldehyde as a preservative. No level of inorganic Ar is safe but you can tolerate small levels of organic Ar.

  • @freshlyvegan1404
    @freshlyvegan1404 6 років тому

    I literally just bought rice and mushrooms an hour ago and I watched this when I got home. FML

  • @felicia6242
    @felicia6242 3 роки тому

    Is it the same in Europe, UK?

  • @GooseTheFlick
    @GooseTheFlick 6 років тому

    Can you make a video on histamines, brain fog and how diet relates to alertness? I have exams soon, so I want to naturally increase my alertness and capacity to study for hours and hours every day.

  • @juXncho456DgX
    @juXncho456DgX 6 років тому +1

    love dr greger

  • @veg
    @veg 6 років тому +66

    Go vegan, for the sake of my life!

    • @moonlightontheriver
      @moonlightontheriver 6 років тому +7

      go vegan for the sake of EVERYONES life, especially our friends, the animals :)

    • @gwynedd1
      @gwynedd1 6 років тому +1

      What the hell are you talking about? There would be no animals. Not sure how you plan to feed people's cats and dogs either..

    • @cgpatti7133
      @cgpatti7133 6 років тому

      Lichtblick No

    • @gwynedd1
      @gwynedd1 6 років тому +1

      TheFengLord,
      You think that those animals would exist if they were not eaten, idiot.

    • @TheHadMatters
      @TheHadMatters 6 років тому +12

      @gwynedd1 I know it sounds hard to believe, but the world fauna functioned just fine before human kind came up with the idea of breeding 200,000 chickens to lock them up in one barn.

  • @cooperativ
    @cooperativ 6 років тому

    I don't get it why people are so negative about vegans and vegan food. I love vegan food, all the salads and veggies and different beans, it all goes so well with my pork, beef and lamb. Mmmmm, epic!

  • @sportydiver
    @sportydiver 4 роки тому

    Does activated charcoal bind to arsenic to eliminate it from our bodies. Please offer solutions.

  • @b8665
    @b8665 5 років тому

    Anyone know any gluten free rice options

  • @okayjosem
    @okayjosem 6 років тому

    Damn... just... wow

  • @notsurenone2199
    @notsurenone2199 6 років тому +9

    what about arsenic in tea plants? thanks for your time!

    • @Maxander2001
      @Maxander2001 6 років тому +1

      There is also natural arsenic in the soil. Here in Sweden we have a lot of arsenic in the soil and are thus recommended not to eat too much wheat flour coming from Sweden, for example.

    • @notsurenone2199
      @notsurenone2199 6 років тому +1

      yes but i understand that certain plants like to absorb it far more than others are able to.

    • @johnnyroe8053
      @johnnyroe8053 6 років тому +1

      pretty sure Dr Greger has a video on this topic

    • @coffee-fueledcritic6666
      @coffee-fueledcritic6666 6 років тому +1

      +Maple Flavor
      He has some videos on lead in tea too. Just search his site for videos on tea. It's present, but there's a safe limit to how much tea you can drink.

  • @jeanne553
    @jeanne553 3 роки тому +1

    Why is it legal for any company to produce products containing arsenic to be fed to chickens and cattle? Why is it legal to use arsenic laden fertilizers on food crops? Our system makes no sense. Who's in charge of this mess?

  • @nene5857
    @nene5857 6 років тому +2

    I'm sure rice and mushrooms aren't the only crops being affected by the aresnic run-off from chicken waste. Other fruits and vegetables are more thank likely being contaminated too. Eating healthy shouldn't be so complicated.

  • @veganreach2267
    @veganreach2267 6 років тому

    Rice is also one of the top 5 foods that generates methane. It's unbelievable but true. Limit rice consumption until we can find a way to do it sustainably.

  • @Retro_Fear
    @Retro_Fear 6 років тому +2

    Organic brown rice from another country?

    • @natureasintended
      @natureasintended 6 років тому +1

      www.jeffnovick.com/RD/Articles/Entries/2012/10/11_Arsenic_&_Rice__What_You_Can_Do.html

  • @yellowbmblbee
    @yellowbmblbee 6 років тому

    yum... :/

  • @DomSchu
    @DomSchu 6 років тому +2

    I've been wondering about this for a while. Glad you've finally confirmed the arsenic scare in rice is mostly from chicken.

  • @paleozyzz8565
    @paleozyzz8565 6 років тому +10

    I know there's reason to panic but the bright side is quiona is not effected

    • @veganreach2267
      @veganreach2267 6 років тому

      Tyler Morales lifting the 3rd world out of poverty is so lame. Maybe we should just ignore them all and let them live in absolute squalor.
      As in most crops, the demand will level out and the price will come down.
      Counties export pricing and regulations also have a big part to play. Which, wasn't mentioned in your opinion piece article.

    • @paleozyzz8565
      @paleozyzz8565 6 років тому +1

      Vegan Reach your right I'm eating quiona cause it's cleaner then rice

    • @veganreach2267
      @veganreach2267 6 років тому +1

      Nextlevel Vegan I love how people criticize others for buying, say, non-fairtrade clothing when our dollars improve the lives worldwide of nearly every industrial sector in existence.

    • @paleozyzz8565
      @paleozyzz8565 6 років тому +2

      Vegan Reach yeah but at the end of the day we do more then meat eaters

    • @veganreach2267
      @veganreach2267 6 років тому

      Nextlevel Vegan agreed! 100%

  • @origamighost
    @origamighost 6 років тому +1

    what's the diff between inorganic arsenic and organic arsenic? Isn't one much less toxic?

    • @jefflebowski918
      @jefflebowski918 6 років тому +1

      Inorganic Ar was added to pesticides and antibiotics, it is easily absorbed and your body can't excrete it(like mercury and lead). Organic Ar is naturally occurring and is bound to the husk and fiber of grain, most of it is removed when grain is processed. It also isn't absorbed easily, most of it passes harmlessly through your digestive system.
      Inorganic Ar = toxic at any level
      Organic Ar = harmless at low levels

  • @marianamarques4934
    @marianamarques4934 6 років тому +1

    What about europe

  • @jonahbert111
    @jonahbert111 6 років тому +1

    grapes go into grape juice too.

  • @shiningeunoia3555
    @shiningeunoia3555 6 років тому +1

    So what about arsenic levels in rice from India or China?????

  • @rodrigsantsil
    @rodrigsantsil 6 років тому

    I read a similar article years ago that said white rice has way lower arsenic than whole rice.

  • @calvinburr1248
    @calvinburr1248 6 років тому +2

    This is just one of a million examples of why the great dynamo of Capitalism must be restrained and regulated. It costs money to protect people from harm, and profit motivated businesses will never spend that money unless they are forced to with strict laws and equally strict oversight. The Ultra-conservatives who advocate free enterprise and free markets with little to no government interference seem oblivious to the harm that unregulated Capitalism will always create....even though history provides example after example proving it.

  • @nancybeard812
    @nancybeard812 6 років тому +1

    If arsenic is in the wine, wouldn’t it also be in the grape juices?

  • @kentschultz367
    @kentschultz367 6 років тому +3

    Lesson learned: nothing's safe :/
    I'll just eat air :x

  • @natureasintended
    @natureasintended 6 років тому

    Dr. Greger, a lot of people in the comments section are suddenly feeling stressed out. How about an upbeat note to eat a varied plant diet, including potatoes, sweet potatoes, lentils, varied grains, beans, soy, fruits, etc?
    Plant-based evidence / paleo diet
    9 June 2013 ·
    "The most important support for my conclusion that we are starch-eaters is based on an observation that you can easily validate for yourself: All large populations of trim, healthy people, throughout written human history, have obtained the bulk of their calories from starch. Examples of thriving people include, Japanese and Chinese in Asia eating sweet potatoes, buckwheat, and/or rice, Incas in South America eating potatoes, Mayans and Aztecs in Central America eating corn, and Egyptians in the Middle East eating wheat.Historical Examples of Grain-Based, Starch-Based, Diets
    Barley - Middle East for 11,000 years
    Corn - Central and South America for 7000 years
    Millet - Africa for 6,000 years
    Oats - Middle East for 11,000 years
    Sorghum - East Africa for 6,000 years
    Rice - Asia for more than 10,000 years
    Rye - Asia for 5000 years
    Wheat - Near East for 10,000 years" www.drmcdougall.com/misc/2008nl/jan/grains.htm

  • @tamcon72
    @tamcon72 6 років тому +21

    Horrifying! Yet another case of omnivore eating habits ruinng life for the rest of us, even though we're trying to be more diligent. Thanks, meaters![sarcasm] TFP, NF.

    • @gwynedd1
      @gwynedd1 6 років тому

      I blame vegans

  • @Joseph1NJ
    @Joseph1NJ 6 років тому +4

    I guess the point of this video was to answer the question. But no recommendations? I mean, of what value is the video without any?

  • @KingElrosTarMinyatur
    @KingElrosTarMinyatur 6 років тому +1

    Buy rice from India and Thailand. No worries about arsenic.

  • @outsidestuff4867
    @outsidestuff4867 6 років тому

    So if I buy rice from say, Thailand is that better? or does it matter? I love rice and I buy rice from Thailand for the most part.

    • @davidb2206
      @davidb2206 Рік тому

      Thailand was still using DDT in the mid 1990's. Don't know about now.

  • @abcdefg-xm7dc
    @abcdefg-xm7dc 6 років тому +1

    GUESS I NEED SOME MUSHROOM SEEDS

  • @moonlightontheriver
    @moonlightontheriver 6 років тому +1

    is rice from india loaded with arsenic ?

  • @ambas3193
    @ambas3193 5 років тому +1

    Yeah! Keep the facts coming :-)Love your sense of humor. Food industry is made up of Liars and are as bad as the cigarette companies back in the day before they were made to label how bad it was. As for me, it was common sense not to smoke. However, for very young adults in the 60's, such as my dad-who is living with cancer, it was surprisingly not a well known health problem. Back then you would even see doctors smoking in hospitals.

  • @Apollo440
    @Apollo440 6 років тому +1

    Am I the only one thinking, while hearing about the year something was banned but still is in your food :
    (you'd better take the kids from the monitors now!)
    Those fu***rs!

  • @gfy2979
    @gfy2979 2 роки тому

    Who's having chicken & rice for dinner? with mushrooms and wine of course!

  • @gaanitanadeh672
    @gaanitanadeh672 6 років тому

    Does all rice contain Arsenic? What about pasta?

  • @alexandram.3974
    @alexandram.3974 5 років тому

    What do we eat????😞😰😓

  • @NicholasLittlejohn
    @NicholasLittlejohn 5 років тому

    Not from pesticide laden cotton fields? (before watching)

  • @amitabhaelliott
    @amitabhaelliott 6 років тому

    Anyone have any idea if rice from Thailand is safe?

    • @jefflebowski918
      @jefflebowski918 6 років тому

      Yes it's safe, most rice from Asia has low levels of Ar.

    • @davidb2206
      @davidb2206 Рік тому

      Thailand was still using DDT, legally, when I was there.

  • @orlandorivas5633
    @orlandorivas5633 6 років тому +1

    Lol, what are we supposed to eat now? Always something!

  • @safardebon9720
    @safardebon9720 6 років тому +1

    You can't just do one thing - every freaking thing is inter-connected!

  • @babyp328
    @babyp328 6 років тому

    So if I have drunk my share of largely South American and Australian wines am I AS screwed?

  • @DebateCentrals
    @DebateCentrals 6 років тому +1

    Rice and mushrooms are my staple... wtf do I do?

  • @LauraLaura-ee1yw
    @LauraLaura-ee1yw 6 років тому

    Maybe they were worried about the IQ of children thinking that the mother could drink the wine while pregnant (I know, they shouldn't but many still do), and affect the child's nervous system. It would be interesting to know what levels of Arsenic are in the European and Australian wines compared to USA. Very informative video, thank you.

    • @hakunamatata1352
      @hakunamatata1352 6 років тому

      Laura Laura maybe the kids are just eating the raisins? Just guessing - I always sort of imagined that raisins are the grapes that weren't deemed good enough for wine making... ?☺?

    • @LauraLaura-ee1yw
      @LauraLaura-ee1yw 6 років тому +1

      That could be too, Jenny Johnsson...you are right :)

  • @Kolian1274
    @Kolian1274 5 років тому

    What about rice from India
    As everybody knows most of rice come from India especially basmati rice

  • @tomasjednochalupsky8029
    @tomasjednochalupsky8029 6 років тому

    ok, how about kids drinking rice-wine, Doc? That's like 2:0, and our smart future is damned, even if we've got the so called smart-phones ready.

  • @hakunamatata1352
    @hakunamatata1352 6 років тому +1

    Raisins, anyone?

  • @IRosamelia
    @IRosamelia 3 роки тому

    okay so I'll stop giving wine to the kids. Note taken

  • @carbrock.2854
    @carbrock.2854 6 років тому

    Personal choice tho.

  • @Brichanise.Nicole
    @Brichanise.Nicole 5 років тому

    Cereal oats?

  • @ihatwyou
    @ihatwyou 6 років тому

    oh no. I love rice 😕

  • @luisroque3213
    @luisroque3213 6 років тому +2

    So what does someone who enjoys rice abd mushrooms do??????!!!!!!!

    • @paleozyzz8565
      @paleozyzz8565 6 років тому

      Luis Roque quiona and tofu 🤔?

    • @luisroque3213
      @luisroque3213 6 років тому

      Nextlevel Vegan ok sounds good thanx

    • @natureasintended
      @natureasintended 6 років тому

      frozen spiced lentils, more sweet potatoes, smoothies, oats, corn

    • @luisroque3213
      @luisroque3213 6 років тому

      Nextlevel Vegan but isnt quinoa a crop just like rice?

    • @KingElrosTarMinyatur
      @KingElrosTarMinyatur 6 років тому

      Luis Roque Rice from India and Thailand.

  • @rupeshpatel009
    @rupeshpatel009 6 років тому

    I wish I was a breatharian.

  • @anniec5618
    @anniec5618 6 років тому +1

    so what the f do we do

  • @juliag.chance3457
    @juliag.chance3457 6 років тому

    Disturbing.

  • @SupercovenGW2
    @SupercovenGW2 6 років тому +1

    HAPPY HEALTH VEGAN TWINS sent me here to tell you that the ARSENIC IN RICE IS A MYTH

    • @oxenbarnstokkriii8152
      @oxenbarnstokkriii8152 6 років тому +1

      um ya.. those two worthless robots shouldnt be listened to. its for old fake hippies. i watched their "Rice is Safe, Arsenic is a republican plot" videos.. fucktards. just keep with Dr. Greger

  • @dana869
    @dana869 6 років тому +1

    No more brown rice? :(

  • @STarCRAFT4BRITS
    @STarCRAFT4BRITS 6 років тому +1

    It comes from chicken

  • @jasonk.6834
    @jasonk.6834 3 місяці тому

    Why does he talk like he's constipated? Always starting sentences with, "Eeeeh ... eeeh ... eeeh."

  • @frodothehobo9938
    @frodothehobo9938 6 років тому

    This is completely false and provably so. It is illegal in the US to give pork or poultry antibiotics. Cows are different, but cows are huge animals. One or two antibiotic pills won't make the meat unsafe to eat. If you're going to claim to be a health expert you should atleast do some research.

  • @pldl200
    @pldl200 6 років тому

    The only reason I would ever go vegan is to save the environment, not for the health benefits. Any diet which doesn't contain processed foods and full of vegetable, fruits and nuts are not going to ruin the body, be it high fat low carb, high carb, high protein or anything. But the problem is too much involvement of hormones to increase milk or meat production, now we have the same thing happening with crops, pesticides and hormones and GM. You can't win. The best approach is to eat as natural and least processed form, from a good farm be it meat or vegetable. But at the end of the day, we all know there are too many humans on this planet earth. Won't mind people dying because of no or false knowledge. Humans are not good for planet earth anyway.

  • @elbt101
    @elbt101 6 років тому

    No such thing as a smug vegan, darn.

  • @whatthefunction9140
    @whatthefunction9140 6 років тому +1

    I dont like farmers anymore.

  • @swizzleproxi4810
    @swizzleproxi4810 6 років тому

    You worry too much

  • @dannyb6276
    @dannyb6276 6 років тому

    dirty burd

  • @ritasuave7036
    @ritasuave7036 6 років тому

    This smug narrator doesn't know the first thing about agriculture. Listen to his conclusions at your own risk.

    • @ritasuave7036
      @ritasuave7036 6 років тому

      30 years as an Ag professional.

    • @ritasuave7036
      @ritasuave7036 6 років тому

      I'm answering your question. The MD is trying to leverage his prestige as an MD and convince you that he knows what he is talking about - he does not.

  • @RomkaPomka123
    @RomkaPomka123 6 років тому +1

    rice and mushrooms are not a food for humans, read Arnold Ehret...