Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Reduce dementia risk" video.

  1. 7:03 Why we love Dr. Campbell.
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  2.  @karinavizcaya5094  I am no fan of anecdotes, but since they seem to impress people -- I fed my father vegetarian plus fish. He had stage four bladder cancer, aggressive cell type, surgery only, no other therapy. Five years later, not a trace. Never had a recurrence. This proves nothing, except that it is possible, and probably deserves systematic study.
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  3. @karinavizcaya5094  What do you think is in the factory-farmed meat??
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  4. @nevillegoddard4966  So . . . The new list of Bad Foods includes . . . Red onions, fresh garlic, ginger, parsley, olive oil, avocados, black olives, capers, kimchi, goat kefir, broccoli, zucchini, red kale, spinach, tangerines, blueberries, raspberries, cherries . . . Sure, buddy. LOL
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  5. The research does not support them.
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  6.  @karinavizcaya5094  I'm a vegetarian, and make some exceptions for wild-caught fish. I did extensive research prior to the latest fad diet before becoming vegetarian.
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  7.  @nevillegoddard4966  Why? I'm doing great. Say, what happened to the diverse microbiome craze?
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  8. @nevillegoddard4966  It was ironic. ALL of those foods are wholesome and healthy for most people. Plus lentils, apricots, mushrooms -- especially mushrooms. I've lived through enough food fads to spot them half asleep, and they all rely on credulity and a desire for a quick fix. Yet fewer than 30% of Americans are normal weight; possibly as few as 25%. The carnivore diet is another fad, and it will not benefit the scads of people who've embraced it as an ideology. Do some need it? Sure. And some need to eat 100% glutin-free. I don't.
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  9. So listen to his guest. Wonderful presentation.
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  10. @nevillegoddard4966  That's exactly why it's a fad, complete with its Fred Flintstone "logic."
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  11. Oh great. This cult is spreading.
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  12. Why do you imagine that you know better than this doctor/researcher? Do you remember Dr. Dean Ornish? He recommended a diet seriously lacking in fat. As it turned out, the population in which he was actually reversing cardiovascular disease had abnormal fat metabolism, and the diet he suggested was not suitable for general use at all. One subject actually had increased cardiovascular disease markers from extra virgin olive oil. This is weird. This is not you or me. This is someone with familial heart disease beginning at 40 or younger.
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  13.  @johneubank8543  So . . . The new list of Bad Foods includes . . . Red onions, fresh garlic, ginger, parsley, olive oil, avocados, black olives, capers, kimchi, goat kefir, arugula, broccoli, zucchini, red kale, spinach, beets, tangerines, blueberries, raspberries, cherries . . . Sure, buddy. LOL I eat garlic raw.
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  14. The entire program explains that it is never a single factor in isolation. What is different about those in Scandinavia who do become seriously depressed and those who do not?
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  15. THANK YOU
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  16.  @nevillegoddard4966  That's exactly why it's dubious. If you actually knew anything about evolution, you'd know how rapidly all higher organisms, and especially people, evolve in response to a changing environment. A diet from a million years ago is vastly less likely to be wholesome than a diet comparable to what the ancient Greeks ate, or the Vikings ate, or the people on the Mayflower ate.
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  17.  @johneubank8543  HA HA HA HA . . . I even remember Dr. Ornish! And where he went wrong, despite overall impressive work. Say, whatever happened to the diverse microbiome craze? They squeezed all the 💰 they could out of that one, so on to The Next Big Thing?
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  18. 💯
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  19. I was worried after my COVID last fall, so I took up memorizing pi. I have 50 decimal place firm, and looking to go up to 57 this week. Hope it helps me!
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  20.  @Deploracle  It's easier than it sounds, but gosh! Thanks!! 😊🥀
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  21. This is a new cult. This is not a universally suitable diet.
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  22. I personally look for the times when prenatal supplements are on sale, and buy only when there are plenty on the shelf, not to deprive a mom. Supplements are concentrated, as are spices. So you cannot try to save money and give up on quality. You have to shop quality. Sad with today's prices, though. :/
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  23. ❤ 😊
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  24. Does it require really good technology? Mine is very slow.
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  25. We ALL have got to get on this program! I sort-of knew that. 😢
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  26. Not according to this talk.
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  27. @nevillegoddard4966  Generations of Indians were and continue to be vegetarian from birth. Their population is not exactly declining. Nor do they lack brainpower, for that matter.
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