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Sunday, December 13, 2020

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Activated Charcoal, Herbal Treatment, and Paleo Diet Template | Q & A












and we are live is thought the J here in the house it's Friday can you believe it it's like 9:30 ish and it's pitch-black and raining out I mean you would have no idea I feel like it's 10 o'clock at night here so we get a little rain and thunderstorm going and I look forward to getting some questions answered and in connecting with some peeps so how's everyone doing today I didn't give them to notice on today's chat so I'll kind of give you guys a few minutes to jump on board here and we'll begin so my coffee here I got a key with it mixed with a little bit of Madagascar vanilla and then my coffee so nice little little mix to get a little hint of vanilla in there today which is great gotta love that vanilla is my fave any questions feel free in chime in what do you guys want to talk about what do you all want to talk about I was at paleo effects last Friday we could go today was great we did a talk I did I did a talk on thyroid health it was good we talked about a lot of the kind of the underlying top four or five causes of why you may have a thyroid issue and a lot of people don't know that one of the biggest causes of a thyroid problem is gonna be autoimmune where your immune system is actually attacking your thyroid gland I'd say number two is adrenal and stress issues can easily cost thyroid problems and it does that because the more stressed you are your body is hardwired to take and convert your thyroid hormone into an active thyroid hormone called reverse t3 and that helps kind of hit the receptor site but it doesn't have that same metabolic activity so it's like putting a metabolic blank in your magazine cartridge and then of course stressing cortisol if it's too high or too low that's gonna affect thyroid activation thyroid conversion you we don't have enough cortisol we're not gonna be able to activate that hormone if we have too much cortisol we're gonna shut it down or thyroid hormone down to t3 and then of course gut issues poor diet all the inflammation stuff we need certain nutrients to run those enzymes to activate and convert thyroid hormone alright a couple questions here let's dig in Dylan writes in what do you think of binders activated charcoal bentonite clay zeolite for cleansing the gut do they help break down biofilms since they attract metals and toxins I like I like using activated charcoal I think that's great I take it typically my patients three hours after one hour before a meal that way they're not hitting any herbs and they're not hitting any of the food that way they're going in there and they're kind of cleaning up what's left over I like that I think um activated charcoal and bentonite clay are adds Orban's adds orbán's mean they attract the toxins like a magnet would attract iron filings so it's not quite like a sponge like a fiber it's kind of like a sponge it kind of soaks it up it absorbs with a be activated charcoal bentonite clay adsorb with the d kind of act like a magnet I like I think it's great I'm not sure about activated charcoal in killing biofilms but that's why in my program we always add in ginger tea Ginger's are very powerful biofilm buster so it's silver hope that helps there Dylan hey Matt I've realized that I'm classified as an HSP highly sensitive person have for a long person I have for a long time just wonder what your thoughts are I notice seemingly small things stress well I mean I think if you're more sensitive you really have to make sure that you have a good foundation in your diet and your lifestyle how you handle stress so sleeps got to be dialed in nutrition's got to be dialed in some type of stress reducing activity during the day whether it's meditation or prayer or movement just some kind of routine in there to keep the stress under control and I think it's good to have some kind of a biofeedback device going whether it's an EM wave or an or ring or some kind of HRV just to kind of give you some feedback that your nervous system is doing well and then I always like keeping something like you know magnesium or you know a liposome or gaba or some kind of a dapper gennaker by that way if you get stressed at all you can grab that a lot of people will tend to go grab the sugar or go to drugs or go to stimulants so if we can have constructive vehicles to deal with stress that's much better than the destructive vehicles that conventional medicine will offer or even just natural life offers with a lot of the sugar and the crap tim writes in what's the best protocol the help of food poisoning usually when you find out you usually don't sign up till you start puking feeling nauseous do you take black charcoal at that time great question I had food poisoning last week I had a green drink and I just had massive massive diarrhea now I solved it in like 30 minutes though at first I didn't know was a food poisoning thing I'm like okay maybe you know I had to a lot of MCT oil on my coffee maybe I just had a loose stool right and then after it happened again I'm like something's up took three or four activated charcoal I took my G X there five and four together which is oil of oregano a lot of berberine and I took probiotics with it at the same time probiotics probiotics help with the inflammation they can push out and kind of you know sequester out a lot of the food board illnesses like if it's an e coli issue it can kind of crowd that out it's also a nice anti-inflammatory the activated charcoal kind of soaks up a lot of the toxins it gives them both back to the stool as well in case something's irritating the gut and then the herbs and I did that and then within 30 minutes my stools were solid again no problem but it was bad for 30 minutes if I didn't have that who knows how long o to kept on going I could have kept on going for a couple of days I mean not good but as able to solve it activated charcoal and then in my line I could have probably been fine with just G X there v the mole safai doyle of oregano with the probiotics and with the activated charcoal that probably could have been enough but I added in the four which had the berberine x' in it which is the golden seal the Barbary grapefruit seed extract some olive leaf or olive leaf black walnut etc so that ended up working out great that's kind of my protocol that I would use for food poisoning and anytime I go to Mexico that's what I bring HCL or also digestive support of course but if I have a food issue probiotics activated charcoal GI clear for at GI Claire five all at the same time nonstop throughout the day I hope that helps there Tim are there bad bugs that I should try to take down with a will of oregano or olive leaf well know where to go mmm mmm they're bad bugs I should take down with oil of oregano or olive leaf aged girl like what would be your recommended yes so just the things I mentioned above right my gxr four and five four that would be great those are the herbs I mentioned sodium borate borax clean black mold poisoning regarding black mold if you have lac mold there's a product called corn chromium it's a pretty good mold kind of like i'm encapsulate the mold and kills it that's a pretty good product corn chromium NASA writes in want to know more about renal fatigue tiredness even with low carb diets again some people do really well on a lower carb kind of ketogenic Paleo template because they're coming from a blood sugar rollercoaster diet that is driving insulin resistance that's driving hyper secretions of insulin and it's causing them to be on this blood sugar roller coaster all day so some do really well moving in that direction and again if you move in that direction give it a few weeks because it can take a couple of weeks to a month for your metabolism to adapt to a good ketogenic diet so give that a little bit of time and then if you're hitting the wall with that you can always nudge up the carbs daily or weekly until you feel like you're in a better place can inflammation cause blood viscosity to increase how so definitely can via agglutination right inflammation causes cells to stick together right platelet aggregation causes all the cells to stick together right the more anti-inflammatory you are the more the cells are move and are slippery and they don't clot and decrease blood flow so yeah for sure man I got so many questions I can't even keep track of them here Yes No More writes in dr. J you recommend it carbs or starches mainly at night but if I work out at noon is it okay to have carbs or structures at lunch after workout too I would say yeah I would say you know my exception for carbs earlier in the day tends to be if it's post-workout so I would agree what causes excess vitamin D 1:44 we're not getting much sunlight or supplementing it is that a 25 hydroxy vitamin D be pretty hard to get 144 unless you're getting it in some other form that you're not aware of I would say it's probably getting in there some other way Oscar writes and I want to know if you know C 60 carbon 60 is a new product that is elaborated in olive oil seems to help mitochondria I think you mean a c6 carbon not C 60 carbon but maybe that's the product name so like a c6 carbon that's um that's a hexanoic acid that's like I think they Dave Asprey has one called brain octane it's similar to that so it's supposedly a ketone that's going to help the brain more so that's kind of the big benefit of that Charlie writes in wouldn't the charcoal wipe out the supplements if you take them at the same time I mean to a certain degree the only exception is if you're doing it for food poisoning purposes that's why I would do it right away because you really want to basically decrease the inflammation and decrease the veracity of the infection but typically like I mentioned earlier three hours after one hour before the only exception is if you're taking it because of alcohol purposes or a food purpose or an infection or a food poisoning purpose Ramona right then I discovered that lots of varicose veins in the back of my knees what do you recommend is it reversible typically bioflavonoids are really helpful like OPCs or grapefruit seed extract or resveratrol like a lot of those things are a really good horse chestnut for like vein health but outside of that just getting good movement getting good movement whether you have a rebounder or you're just lifting weights and moving and just keeping inflammation down all that's important if you have a whole body vibration plate that's great if not you know one of those rebounders that you can get at Walmart like a trampoline kind of things great just moving just moving is excellent and then just having good antioxidants and good inflammation and of course good collagen right those veins are made out of connective tissue so good collagen peptides are always gonna be helpful for vein health let's see here Noah writes in anyone is already dealing with some inflammation in the body due to the guts would you avoid using a TENS unit for injury no I mean I'm a big fan of bio electric devices to help with inflammation TENS is kind of more like an electric aspirin it blocks the pain and inflammation there are other things out there I have a couple devices called the ARP wave that are really good that work good Garrett's all peter has a device that's out in the market called the newbie and that's we're gonna have him on the podcast to talk more about that technology but that's a great technology dr. Jay ever since I started AF I've experienced ovarian cysts any suggestion how I can balance my so just curious how do you know that I have caused ovarian cysts because typically aya for intermittent fasting for short is gonna help with insulin sensitivity it's gonna help with insulin resistance essentially make you more sensitive to insulin and high amounts of insulin tend to drive ovarian cysts so did you get a ultrasound before did the if' and then retest and saw cysts or did you do the if' and then test it afterwards because I would guess they were probably already there to begin with it'd be pretty unlikely that I f woulda cause ovarian cysts but again I'm gonna need a lot more info to give you more specific feedback there what you recommended what's your recommendation on healing an infected cyst that has naturally burst you can do like a curcumin or a turmeric paste just Google online like turmeric paste you can put it over that the cyst and then put a bandaid on it and a lot of times it will just suck out all of the toxins and will help with the inflammation is it okay to do a magnet therapy alongside the herb champion for thisi Bo I don't have any problem with that no issues Nora Genesis writes in wood wild-caught salmon and or grass-fed butter be causing high vitamin D possible but I don't think there's enough in there to cause that I mean maybe a couple thousand in just that alone max I don't think enough to get your vitamin D at that level so here I think you wrote earlier about the vitamin D being really high something else is going on there and again the European levels are a little different so just be mindful like if you're in Canada or Europe it's like the metric is to point to lower so 140 in like Europe or Canada could be like equal to like maybe a 50 or 60 so in the u.s. in the 25 hydroxy vitamin D so could be that that you're looking at and just maybe confusing the reference ranges so keep that in the back of your head okay here Oscar writes in C 60 it's 60 carbon soccer ball not sure date rights and recommendations for a hundred percent P protein powder that's not high in metals or toxic metals yes my true P protein true P go to my site Justin Elcom /op true P protein we test that one for metals and it's non G pea protein that's a good one James right Sam happy Friday dr. J have you checked out the magic pill on Netflix all about the ketogenic diet I cut out almonds almond milk seemed to be causing histamine release itchy skin especially on my hands thank you I will check out the magic pill on Netflix thanks James appreciate it yeah that's the thing with keto right I am encountered a couple people at paleo effects where they're like well you know everyone needs to do better on the ketogenic diet everyone should do great and the problem is if you're not a practitioner you have your own experience and if the ketogenic diet like helped you get better then everyone needs the ketogenic diet that's the missing piece for everyone but some people it may not be the missing piece for they may have to adjust their macro or micro nutrients in a way that may not put them at a carbohydrate level that that's you know below 50 or below 30 that essentially keeps them in that ketogenic range so to speak so I'm all about customizing and one of the big pitfalls I'd say of the ketogenic diet is if you're relying on that extra fat from nuts or from dairy there could be sensitivities there and again Rob Wolfe talked about this in his book wire to eat is the immunogenic qualities of certain foods meaning if if you have your immune system is being stimulated by the nuts or by the dairy that can create a stress response and the stress response can increase blood sugar because cortisol is a glucocorticoid steroid and will increase blood sugar mobilization so you can actually jack up your blood sugar through a stress response of food and that's kind of a missing variable that I think a lot of people may miss out on because they're just looking at the carb content of the food and they're forgetting the immunogenic qualities of the food hope that helps let me keep on rolling here guys the questions are just coming in too fast um while doing a parasite cleanse is it okay to blend one banana with my daily green smoothie does the banana have too much sugar if you're doing the parasite cleanse it may be good because a little bit extra car which may help bait some of those critters out kind of like cheese on a mousetrap so I think that's okay as long as it's not causing too many issues like bloating and gas Tiffani right sing good one dr.

J thoughts on probiotic enemas a 12 strain with more bifid O's I find it has helped me and was wondering about your Sacro via backdoor a bad idea so you're talking about Saccharomyces via enema my thing is this I always want to take them orally it's just easier right it's not necessarily the big pain in the butt pun intended there but um I would just see I would just I try to always do things the easiest way possible for the highest level of compliance so I would try to all do it you know through the mouth orally to see what we can do there and I'd only go to an enema or a fecal transplant like worst case scenario I've seen people get really sick on fecal transplants now again you're talking more about a probiotic enema I would say if that's the absolute you know situation you have to go to and taking it orally it's not helping I don't have a ton of experience doing them from in the back door so to speak so I would always try to do them orally and see how you do first Oscar Wrightson do you use bioresonance machinery to treat patients I do not buy bioresonance do you mean something like a write machine it's RIBA the best stake for the highest fat in it I think we're buys great I mean that or like the bottom roast or the bottom cap I think is great but yeah rib eyes are my fav Mike writes in will your thyroid support supplements be enough for me to get off my thyroid may completely or do I need to be careful well it depends on what your pattern is again depending on what kind of thyroid pattern you have and then whether or not your adrenals are involved or whether or not your guts involve it's kind of a load of questioning this is a lot of areas I help people with their thyroid sometimes meaning I help them with their thyroid symptoms sometimes without even touching their thyroid because if we can fix their gut fixed objections fix their adrenals and then support the the nutrients sometimes the thyroid can come back online others have an autoimmunity where their thyroid gland is is just living on a prayer because it's been beaten up by the immune system for decades so everyone's a little different so I would say yes and no depending on what your pattern is and of course there's an assumption that you're making good diet and lifestyle choices too oh okay yeah I would have to see the lab genesis something doesn't make sense with that vitamin D being that high how often do you fast a week I may do like an eye - I always try to do at twelve by twelve you know which is like a 12-hour fast 12-hour eat period and then I'll do like an intermittent fast like one twice a week I try to always do like a bulletproof kind of coffee butter MCT I don't like not eating anything I like having that that good fat in that collagen in the morning some would say that's not a fast of this would say well it's still kind of a protein sparing fast so it depends on what your consider any suggestions for BP regulation normal in the a.m. but seems to increase at night hard to say I mean it could be just stressed from the day I would just look at getting into a good parasympathetic state maybe add some magnesium and see how it goes how much should I cook my greens to lower oxalates how much would a slight elevation and arabinose in organic acids raise oxalates again if your arabinose is elevated it tells me that's a yeast overgrowth so I would work on getting the yeast out cleaning out your gut and the number two I'd only worry about acts oxalates if you're really having a reaction to them whether it's a pain issue or a sensitivity issue I wouldn't try cutting them out you can just steam your food or saute your food that'll cut about 30 to 50 percent of the oxalates down so I wouldn't worry about ox lights unless you're having a kidney stone issue or you're really having muscle pain issue you're really sensitive to it and going low oxalate helps again steaming or sauteing your food won't be enough to like make a high oxalate through low but maybe make a high oxalate food medium and maybe you make a medium one low so just only go that wrote it only go that road if you really need to because it a lot of good foods that are high in ox lights like spinach do you eat awful not sure what that means Oscar rising I'm 9 to improve my microbiome do you think she legit and clays have soil probiotics oil probiotics seem to be the next step to improvement in the probiotic industry yeah I mean I like megaspore that's more of a spore based from a soil base there's prescript assist they change the formula recently but those are some good options to help improve your gut health you know once you know your guts clean and he writes in what's the best time to take probiotics depends I like in the morning or at night first thing on an empty stomach I think it's great there could be some benefit that they get with food so but morning and night I think is a great time you welcome nor I hope that helps and then can you give some advice for central sleep apnea Darren Schmidt says that AR the key what's your take what is a RN stand for Oscar let me know any difference between vs frozen veggies and fruits what is V S stand for vs frozen veggies and fruits let me know your meadow synergy is phenomenal even at one dose I feel an increase in energy any other mitochondrial support that you could recommend pqq or berberine yeah pqq is great thanks for your feedback James pqq was excellent I like that and then depending on what you need some people can even go for extra Co Q 10 or karna t and it just totally depends okay so fresh versus frozen veggies ideally if your fresh are gonna be within a day or two for sure the problem is a lot of people are eating their veggies like where they're getting them a day or two before they're about to wilt so to speak so I would go with frozen if you know you're not gonna eat them fast I think having some frozen ones I always have like a bag of frozen broccoli or kale or you know peas or carrots or something simple that's there because sometimes the veggies turn so if you can eat your veggies faster and they're not gonna wilt and you know they haven't been at the shelf you know for days already at the store that I think it's okay I'm sorry RNA ribonucleic acid it depends I mean RNA I mean that's a standard processed product that Darren is talking about I find that sleep apnea there's a couple ways you never won you can have your your mouth evaluated to make sure that there's not anything going on with the jaw with your tongue those kind of things again I would see that being a long-term issue you would notice that would would be a problem probably for a long period of time I find people have sleep apnea as they get older and that's because inflammation accumulates as they get older oxidative stress accumulates I find getting inflammation in the body improved makes a huge difference on sleep apnea the tongue the jaw is less inflamed the Airways are more dilated or opened body's more resilience I mean one thing that you can do is just do some mouth taping and then that way you're breathing through the nose I find it like if I'm sleeping on my back and I get a little too much saliva kind of congealing in my throat and I breathe through the mouth sometimes that can block the throat a tiny bit so you could always do some mouth taping to help with that that way it's forcing it through your nose and there won't be necessarily any blockage from any saliva hanging in the back of your mouth and then the air coming in do you eat liver organ meat often okay so that's the offal you mean I don't eat it too often but I mean if I do eat it I'm gonna get it from like a epic bar or I'm gonna get like if I go out I'll do like some liver some foie gras at a nice restaurant so that's kind of where I'll I'll typically get that either an epic bar or some foie gras a u.s. wellness meats has some really good liver too so that works pretty good he's putting ice on an injury not a good idea after because you want the inflammation and the blood flow in the area acutely for healing that's a great question that's a really really good question we definitely don't want heat we don't want to accelerate the inflammation but you know there's some I've read a couple of you know blog post on this where they talk about you know twenty minutes on three hours off is kind of the conventional thinking and of course any time there's a conventional thinking about something I always tend to want to go the opposite I'm okay with it acutely but I think if you have an injury like that you really want to make sure the soft tissue gets worked on and you want to make sure that you're you're giving a lot of good anti-inflammatory support because the problem is the inflammation response kind of gets out of control and then that can prevent healing from happening in the long run so you want to get the inflammation down later on but in the beginning the inflammation actually helps vasodilate so you can get a lot of immune response there but down the road you want to work on getting that better I would say I'm on the fence I would still probably ice but I would really work on getting the underlying soft tissue fixed and then work on treating the inflammation inside out not just topically with ice but with fish oil with curcumin with boswellia with um with up healing collagen peptides - was your green drink poisoning from a store or a bought fresh made from home it was from a store it was from the store and it was like a good brand - and I've had it in the last two days in a row and I had no problem so it may just been one isolated incident hard to say and then anyway to pick green powder drinks that will not bloat any ingredient stay away from depends if you're really sensitive to five Maps then you may have to be really careful and try to do lower fodmap green vegetables which may be really hard I would say get the SIBO fix get all that dialed in and you'll probably be good to go first can you take multiple types of magnesium at the same time like citrate which helps a constipation but also want to take alpha innate which crosses the blood-brain I have no problem with that I mean you can do some like natural calm for the bowels and you can do like some magnesium gel or a three and eight for brain or free relaxation I have no problem with that all right guys I gotta jump on a patient call here phenomenal chatting I'll be back on Monday again make sure you sign up for that thyroid reset summit thyroid reset summit comm click on the link below it's gonna be great lots of the interviews that I'm doing as we speak phenomenal chatting guys you have a phenomenal day we'll talk soon take care .


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Tuesday, December 1, 2020

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Paleo Diet vs. Vegan Plant-Based Diet








you hey there it's dr. Justin market Johnny and today's talks and Abbey on comparing a plant-based diet to a paleo diet so first off I have a bias towards a a paleo template if you will I'm not a fan of using the word diet because diet kind of insinuates lack of flexibility right you're either low-carb you're high carb you're this or that we're a template a paleo template really is referring to nutrient quality right no toxins organic ideally local right eating foods that our genetics have had time to adapt to that's kind of like the paleo template in my mind or in my model that I use with my patients in my practice but again we can adjust carbohydrates up down low high and we have flexibility when we're using a paleo template so we're going to compare this Paleo diet slash template to a plant-based diet slash template now before we get started one thing that's kind of on my mind is there's a massive bias towards vegetables and a anti has essentially a bias against anything that's meat or animal based you see it at Whole Foods with the D&E which is the nutrient density scale is the aggregate nutrient density index created by joel Fuhrman and Jill Furman's a vegetarian you always look a guy but if you look at his index that he created Christopher Master John did an excellent summary of what the index includes and what it excludes but you can see what it excludes is how the B vitamins vitamin A fat soluble nutrients de K EPA DHA all of these vital super important nutrients and then what it includes are carotenoids or AK levels and or X kind of one of these things we know it has antioxidant capacity but we're not quite sure what that means glucosinolates and even fiber so you can see it excludes so much more than it includes and in my opinion the the vitamins are in the essential fatty acids are far more important than everything else that he includes so there's a massive bias off the bat to the average public because if I put down some kale in front of a person that said hey what's better this kale or I plot down some the average person would look at the kale and be like of course the kale they look at the liver and say what the heck's that that's in a clog your heart but the truth of the matter is if we compare and liver to any nutrient out there right we just use the USDA nutrient index you're gonna see liver crushes almost every single vegetable or fruit in every single area down the list from calcium to various minerals to copper or vitamin C b12 it kicks it off the bot off the bat there and then all the fat soluble nutrients ad e and k so liver is incredibly nutrient dense but again there's a massive bias to the public and if you just gave them that option they would think wow this kale is the superfood but really liver is the superfood so let's go down the list here like I mentioned there's lots of great Studies on this stuff i'll put a couple in the show notes so you can see it and look at it for yourself when we compare to a plant-based diet to a paleo diet or a paleo template as I like to call it we're gonna have far better essential fatty acids in a paleo diet we're gonna be getting DHA fats and EPA fats which is gonna be really important to reducing inflammation and for brain health and you can see the essential fats are going to get with plant-based are primarily gonna be flax and if you watch my video on fish oil you're gonna see that you have to convert flax downstream from alpha-linolenic acid we use this Delta six to saturates enzyme to help actually add carbons on to that 18 carbon fat and if we have insulin resistance or inflammation we only can convert 20% of it at best so off the bat we're gonna be given the Paleo template or diet the benefit there now plant-based inflammation well when it comes to this if we're eating paleo foods right if we're eating cutting out grains cutting out the blooms cutting off the extra sugar and we're eating let's say grass-fed meat extra fish is right all these EPA fats we're going to be reducing inflammation significantly significantly now at the same standpoint if you're eating a plant-based diet but you're also cutting out the grains eating coconut oil eating avocado maybe having some flax maybe having some olive oil maybe even doing some DHA algae you know you could potentially reduce inflammation and you may not be adding a whole bunch inflammation but if you're doing this wrong if you're eating a whole bunch of let's say refine vegetable oils like soybean safflower canola you know these are the vegetable oils that refine they're much higher in omega-6 fatty acids so if you're a real healthy vegetarian you may be okay in the inflammation category but I see too many people to come in my practice they're consuming refined vegetable oils that aren't designed to be eaten in that higher quantity and it's driving up the omega-6 arachidonic acid prostaglandin two pathways again watch my video on fish oils and inflammation for more on that so I have to give the Paleo diet a win on that one as well and if we look at vitamins and minerals while I've already talked about the whole Andy the aggregate nutrient density index is massively skewed towards the antioxidants the glucosinolates the fiber and the carotenoids where it does not look at the vitamins and minerals now again you're gonna get really good vitamins and minerals here if you are consuming low glycemic and non starchy vegetables so like if you're doing kale spinach your berries you're gonna get really good vitamin and mineral content there okay you're gonna do really well on the vitamin and mineral content but if you're a paleo diet and you're consuming a little bit of liver any vegan or vegetarian that's watching this and doesn't believe me I'll put a link below go to the USDA site go to any site that compares the nutrients for liver right you have to do it per weight you can't compare at different weights different different amounts per weight the liver to kale - carrots - whatever I'll put a little scale up here on screen you will see that liver kicks the butt of that so if we're doing plant-based and we're doing paleo right we're gonna be doing some major butt kick and if we're having liver in our diet so I would give that to for the Paleo diet if we're consuming liver a little bit of organ meat in our diet okay and also shellfish is very good - so let's look at carbohydrates my issue with a lot of plant-based people is they tend to have to have to combine carbohydrates from different sources so rice and beans legumes lentils etc to get a complete protein because we're missing maybe methionine or lysine and we're lower on the sulfur amino acids with a plant-based diet we have to combine me they have to get a little bit creative and the problem with that is if you take a look at Diana Schwartzman's book the Schwartz my principal she gives you an analogy of how much carbohydrate you have to combine together to have a complete protein from rice and beans so her analogy was it was somewhere around 70 to 80 grams of carbohydrate have to be combined to get about 15 grams of protein so when you're consuming when you're consuming a plant-based diet you tend to go higher in carbs so if we look at this here we're gonna be high carb here we're gonna be much higher in carbs at a plant-based diet we're here we have the ability to go lower in carbohydrate because when we eat animal products we're primarily getting the proteins and the fats without all the extra carbohydrates now in this standpoint we can go lower carb on plant-based and I do it with a lot of my vegan vegetarian patients by adding in hemp protein adding in the pea protein potentially a rice protein if we're not autoimmune we can even add in freeform amino acids that these are aminos that are already pre broken down from pee or from whey or from beef and they're basically ready for your b
ody to absorb so there's no antigenicity there's no allergen potential with those so when we do a plant-based diet it's easier to go high carb so that mate that's actually gonna be a negative for a lot of people because their insulin resistant so this check right here is actually going to be more of a negative than a positive with a paleo approach we do have the ability to go lower carb because our proteins won't come with a whole bunch of carbs but we also have the ability to ramp up the carbs and add in starches as well we don't quite have the ability to do that here on the plant-based side unless we do P protein hemp protein maybe some freeform aminos and maybe rice protein as well those are some really good source they're excluding soy so again I give paleo the win on the carb side of it antioxidants well again you know antioxidants are gonna be vitamin A D and K and if you look at Joel Foreman's Andy scale he conveniently pulled them out of the the aggregate index he just used carotenoids and he used the ORAC scale so the or acts one part of it and you'll get some really good antioxidants from kale and other vegetables that are low in sugar and high nutrition kale spinach asparagus etc but again things like liver things like shellfish I'll put another study in the keywords below here they looked at your nutrient density score and they looked at all of the the various vegetables meats and proteins and they found that shellfish in liver and or organ meats in general were higher than everything else it wasn't even close so the research even shows this it just really hasn't caught up in to the public sphere and hopefully this video will draw some more attention to that and I'll put the references below so again I would say you can get good antioxidant with the plant-based diet but again the information is mostly skewed I still think you can do it even better on a paleo template especially if you're getting fish in there and a little bit of organ meats you're gonna just kick butt with that and then protein like I said we're definitely gonna be able to get better protein on a paleo approach the only way we can do it on a plant-based approach to get enough protein in my opinion is we have to use protein powders because with the powder all the carbohydrate all of the lectins all the other stuff are tossed to the sides so we're just getting the protein so you're gonna do much better on a paleo approach and this isn't factoring in that a lot of people that are plant-based are gonna be consuming lots of grains which are gonna have gut irritants potentially cause leaky gut and have malabsorption components to it like the oxalates and the fight dates which will bind to minerals so the minerals that are in there may even be lower because you're not absorbing them because these phytates and oxalates are pulling them out and lectins if you will so if you're being a good plant person you're a plant based diet person but you're cutting out all of those things that's a good good start that's a really good start in the right direction again legumes and also have some of these lessons that could potentially have some mineral binding capacity so you really want to make sure you cut out all of those gut irritating foods again I work with lots of vegans and vegetarians and when when I convert them over it just start adding in a little bit of protein one of the first things we do is just cut out all of the gut irritating things first and we'll start adding in some freeform amino acids we'll start adding in some protein powders that I mentioned from pea and hemp and potentially rice if they can handle it just to start getting the proteins up and then we cut a lot of the gut you're taking things out and then one of the first things we'll start doing is maybe adding in just a little bit of fatty fish or adding in just a little bit of egg yolk so when you look at their diet they're 80 to 90 percent you know on their so-called plant-strong diet but we got about 10 to 20 percent animal in there and they start feeling better they start really coming along some may get sicker off the back because their HDL levels and or their enzyme levels are so low because their HDL pumps are turned off because they're not used to having that kind of solid protein in there so if they do feel worse off the bat it automatically tells me they're low in hydrochloric acid which again it's not the animal meat that's causing that problem the animals the plant the animal products are just revealing a broken chain in the physiology and we have to get that fixed so again when I convert people over and start them off they're still 80 to 90 percent plant-based you don't have to go a hundred percent all in you can kind of inch your way in and I see my patients strongly benefit from that so again any questions from this video if you're needing help converting your diet over or getting your digestion and your energy and your hormones back on track click on 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Jay have a great day .


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Paleo Diet vs. Vegan Plant-Based Diet
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In this video, Dr. Justin Marchegiani shows the difference between a paleo diet and a vegan plant-based diet. Most people think a vegan diet may be better than a paleo diet because of its lack of meat, while paleo dieters may believe their diet is more nutrient dense. There seems to be a bias towards vegetables and plant-based foods and a bias against anything that has meat. In this video, Dr. Justin breaks down the pro's and cons of each and reviews what foods according to science are truly the most nutrient dense.
References:
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