Podcasts about vegitables

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09/07/22 - Dr. Jack Stockwell, www.forbiddendoctor.com & www.jackstockwell.com Phone: 866-867-5070. Included in this podcast: Restoring your health is dependent on your diet, a shocking statement made by the dean of a prominent medical school, sadly our life expectancy is dropping, it's rare today to find a person over 50 with at least one chronic health problem, what are counterfeit foods?, beware of scientific maneuvering, many chronic health problems can be rectified with 3 to 6 months dealing with nutrition, why do people sneeze? and finally, ultra processed foods are now linked to colorectal Cancer.

Eating highly processed plants and oils will not save the planet, nor will it save your life. In fact, eating highly refined foods of this anti-nature will likely make you ill and lead to premature death. This is telling of the ideology behind those pushing bugs and processed plant alternatives to meat and dairy. Many plant-based alternatives are as unhealthy as meat, unless the plants are consumed in whole form and the meat is truly sustainable, perhaps raised on a local small farm. Where is the promotion of true alternative like vegetable burgers? Where is the information on nutrition, cooking, and eating - and the low cost - of these alternatives to meat and dairy? The reality is the plant-based alternatives are as lucrative an industry as meat and dairy, each producing their own propaganda with misleading claims. We are not told that a real plant based diet is the only scientifically proven plan that can prevent and reverse coronary heart disease.Meat eaters tell us we need to eat their produce to get Vitamin A, B6, Cholesterol and protein. They don't tell us that spinach and bananas contain the first two vitamins, or that our body produces cholesterol and plants contain high levels of protein. The issue is how much protein do you need? Like with calcium in milk; calcium is good for bones but acidic milk which strips minerals - like calcium - from the body is not. Meanwhile 97% of the public is deficient in fiber, so the real question is ‘where do you get your fibre'? Plant eaters tell us similar things, that you need to eat an orange for Vitamin-C when peppers have far more of the stuff. Some will go further and tell us to drink orange juice - its natural right. They don't tell you the orange needs to be consumed whole to obtain the benefit of its other properties and to prevent blood sugar spikes with the fiber. They tell us to just eat plants, but without specification of diversity most plant eaters are malnurhted like meat eaters. Both meat and plant diets both promote supplements which are more often than not a huge waste of money. Few realize that our ancestors would abstain from alcohol, i.e. spirits, sex, and meat before attempting communion with the divine. They believed these practices made the holy temple impure by drawing in animal energy when one was attempting to pass beyond this level of consciousness.

Melissa Forman and Producer Jim go over Americas top 3 favorite vegitables.

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In this episode, Dave and Jen discuss a new foodie adventure they have been on and what they've learned.

Melissa Forman talks with Arita about Veggies

Fitzy, First Jason Ari Lehman, V1's Paul Kozub, and Fresh Vegitables by Bax & O'Brien Podcast

A salad a day keeps the doctor away! Yes, we've changed the age-old proverb for good. We all know the importance of salad in our diet. Well on this episode, Ashdin helps you understand as to how we can include them in our diet. You can follow Ashdin Doctor on Instagram @ashdindoc You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

This week John and Paul discuss edible couches while enjoying Big Bunny episode 2, "Vegitables." Watch Big Bunny Vegitables: http://www.big-bunny.com/Episodes/bun02.html (http://www.big-bunny.com/Episodes/bun02.html) Review Us on iTunes, it really helps! iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/plug-in-missing/id1383803027?mt=2) Email us at pluginmissingpod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter @pluginmissing (https://twitter.com/pluginmissing) Like us on Facebook facebook.com/PluginMissing/ (https://www.facebook.com/PluginMissing/) Follow us on instagram @pluginmissingpod (https://www.instagram.com/pluginmissingpod/)

Host Doug Stephan and Dr. Jack Stockwell www.forbiddendoctor.com discuss the science of both types of strokes and the best medicine for prevention. Then, Dr. Jack gives you a list of the best vegetables, and why. Plus, lots more great information about maintaining your Good Health.

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Eating Your Vegitables and Other Things You Hate That Are "Good For You"...how is that working for you?

In this second episode of the new and highly unsuccessful DharmaCast, Trevor finally joins us. Cody and Trevor: -Introduce themselves -Talk about the format of the show -Talk about "Dave" -Discuss Cody's highly "Intellectual" LOST theories -Discuss Trevor's highly "Un-Intellectual " and Very "Random" Hawaiian Vegitables theory -Thank very important people -Thank very retarted and idiotic people -Don't crack any Brokeback Mountain jokes -Announce the song, or songs, of the week -Talk about a boy named "Kitchen" -Wrap-up the show in a very cool and 50-Cent kind of way -Have a bloopers segment with "Yo' Mom" edit- just posting the podcast onto odeo. My Odeo Channel (odeo/56a306ed2dac3b06)