Robert Angle Vlogs right. America complains that 35% of us are over weight but cheeseburgers are $1 and a salad is $6. Like flip it around and it wouldn't be a fucking problem.
I love how all the Health Nerd videos are made with so much efforts to educate us guys to make healthier choices in our daily lifestye. I started with "How to drink Water for weight loss" and had been hooked ever since. Thank you Heath Nerd!
WHATS UP NERD FAM! 54,000 subs and counting! Thanks so much for all our support nerds! As you can see, we've been a little busy the past couple weeks not only working on this video, but deciding how to create the best content possible for you. We've decided not to limit ourselves to shorter videos because we want to answer as many questions on a topic as we can, before you need to ask them! Hope you enjoy our video on organic food! P.S. We're also hopping on the meme bandwagon a little more (; Here's the PRODUCE GUIDE I promised: snaped.fns.usda.gov/seasonal-produce-guide And if you're interested in fat loss, here's a solid program if you ask me: The Science of Fast Weight Loss eCourse: thehealthnerds.com/the-science-of-fast-weight-loss-course Follow us one our Pinterest Account if you're into that sort of thing: www.pinterest.com/thehealthnerd/ Like us on BookFace: facebook.com/thehealthnerds/ What video do you want to see next? Let me know in the comment section below :) Much Love Nerd Family, - The Health Nerd
The Health Nerd if the studies are so corrupted, how can you say it's scientifically backed when the studies that are independent are so small in number or in scale?
I love the list of "in season" produce. Not only are they usually less expensive they help to boost your local economy & now I've learned that they're better for you!
It seemed pretty clear to me that The Health Nerd is giving the thumbs up to organic because the studies all show that organic foods have lower pesticide levels and lower pesticide levels means less exposure to toxins such as the one mentioned in the video. Science isn't truth or fiction. Much like a religion it is belief -- belief in the best evidence that we have. That belief often needs to be subject to change as new evidence is presented and a case can be better made in favor of a certain viewpoint. The recent shift in nutrition science is a great example. Many people take their beliefs to the level of religious fervor, it's always best to be skeptical, so thumbs up to your inquiries!
thank you Boy, your vidio is very informative the part where you talked about eating veges in there specific season was really good , really appreciate your work ,
Nice summary! I also think of the farmers that need to deal with the more harmful chemicals in conventional farming. I would not like to do it myself and choose organic foods.
Question what is better raw suger, brown sugar, white sugar, honey. I am not in to artificial sweetener. I have tried some of the new sugar out there but it as a funny after tast. but really what with all those sugar out there what is ok to use if u must use sugar.
Shawneen Ison A lot of people opt for coconut sugar because of its low GI index, but I've also seen research saying that the GI index shouldn't be used as the ultimate measure of "healthiness" for carbs. For me, I just see all added sugars and sweeteners as something I should limit on my diet.
Monk fruit, 100% stevia, xylitol, brown organic cane sugar, erytritol. ((If I don't buy it already combined, I combine them myself. As I don't want after taste, or one is more expensive, a lot of xylitol by itself makes me fart, etc. Also it depends if it is for tea, a smoothie, etc. Buy them all and see what u like then buy a bigger size of the winners. )) People might fight at me on the cane sugar, but hey! Is better than white sugar and I don't use as much as I put some of the others. Just that I like how the brown sugar kills the aftertaste of the others. ♡♡♡♡♡
Trader's Joe sells a small container of 100% stevia. The spoon is so tiny, is funny. Xylitol on Whole foods, Monk fruit on the Internet (from the Lo Han brand) .... I'm just sharing where I bought my last sugars. Hopefully u find it easier. Oh! And Splenda. .. yes, Splenda finally sells something I can buy. Is Stevia with Erytritol. Don't buy stevia with the bad sweeteners. What's the point of stevia with detroxe? Like... 50 good / 50 bad. ... that's a no-no.
Honey.... I don't use it often... maybe once every 2 months.. or if I'm feeling sick and I make a tea I had from my childhood that uses honey ... that's more of a nostalgic craving than a necessity. I think u get me. ♡♡¤♡¤♡♡
great information! i had no idea that there was that much of a difference. I will certainly be looking to change up my meat purchases to organic! Thanks Alex & Lauren
Great Video once again! And I love the animations! I'm sure they are a lot of hard work, so I just want you to know that they are highly appreciated :)
I love your' channel! You guys always get the facts right and are always credible. I have been researching nutrition and fitness for the past 4 years and your videos cover many different aspects of healthy living. Keep up the good work!
There are some experts that say olive oils can become carcinogenic when heated on high, so I use coconut. HEALTH NERD, have you heard this about olive oil heated?
I have studied this and I have found that coconut oil seems to be the best option, but things always change after enough research has been compiled; however for the time being I personally use coconut oil.
Thank you for this, you just helped me with my nutrition education for low income families. Could there by any chance be a video on how nutrition can help stress?
If you are more able to buy and therefore will eat more conventionally grown food, then I'd say judging by the info in this video that its more important health wise...especially if you are sticking to the clean 15. However I think organic is better if you can afford it so your dollar isn't going to support Monsanto's monopoly!!
i just love how you dont just state things as facts but back up all info with studies and also clarify if the said studies are even legit. it saves so much time for us doing all that research ourself! thank you
Amazing video!! Very informative and to the point . This is exactly what I was looking for. Been planning to switch to organic food and didn't know where to start from. Thanks for the guidance !!
What is meant by organic, non-synthetic pesticides? I'd appreciate some examples from someone truly knowledgeable on the subject. (Sources are appreciated.)
just something I learned in an agricultural class: I was always taught that meat that was exposed to antibiotics was ok. Before they take the meat from the animal they have to inspect it, and like us the antibiotic would flush out of there system in about a week or so. Therefore, they aren't aloud to put meat on the shelf without making sure it's safe from all that stuff
Thank you for cutting through all the confusion. I recently found your channel. I wasn't even searching for a health topic, now I've watched several and I'm hooked. Your delivery of info is impressive. I have now passed you onto family and friends.
In a capitalistic world where profit is king and ethics aren’t even an afterthought knowledge like this is gold! Thank you for making such high quality content for consumers to improve their health!!
I live in Germany and one problem here is that there isn't really a trustworthy instance of control to decide whether a food item is really organic or not. Producers are allowed to label their food as organic under very lackadaisical guidelines and tend to obstruct the consumer from doing clarifying research on their products. Also, the few "non-affiliated" labels we have all came under fire for lobbyism and corporate meddling in the past, which caused distrust and spite towards the "Organic industry" (Lovely word, isn't it?) among the general populace. In general, it is seen as just another curio market niche for you to spend more money than necessary in. Basically: If I go out to buy a chicken, I don't know if I can really trust the labels, looking up the exact product and it's origins/chain of production is a game of patience and luck, so there's always a risk to pay more for the same crap, and if all that did not deter me, prices tend to be exuberant and the variety of "truly organic" products is depressingly limited, most of which are still imported (Despite the fact they could be produced locally), by the way. It's all just a big ball of FUBAR, IMO. Sorry about that vent. I don't know what came on.
Hey Health Nerd! I know you did a video on weight loss plateus. But does the same information count for loosing the last 5 lbs. I'm having a really hard time loosing the last 5 lbs. I'm counting calories and making sure I'm in a 500 caloric deficit. But maybe there's something off with my measurements? Or is there another reason why loosing the last 5 lbs is so difficult? Thank you so much! :)
As far as I know, the "eat organic" problem is a tad more serious than it's presented. Industrial foods do not have a good impact on consumers, farmers, animals, or on their soil. In fact, Kimbal Musk (who's highly invested in "real foods") speaks in an interview about how he bought farm land that was previously owned by an industrial farmer (who used pesticides), and Kimbal claims it will take them 20 years to restore the soils nutrients to what it was before. Think about it, if their pesticides can do that to soil what the effect on the animals and your body is in the long term. Industrial food disrupts the bodies chemistry. Also, it's perfectly possible to produce food without pesticides, hell that's the default. l understand for mass production that'll be a problem but that doesn't mean people aren't working on solutions. For example, projects like Square Root (also by Kimbal Musk) are trying to bring farming to cities, you should look into it.
Many organic foods & specialty crops are so expensive because they're not subsidized by the government. Could you do a video on GMOs? I believe the reason there is no scientific consensus is also due to money: who funds what. While science is solid, scientists are human with their own agendas. If you've already done a video on GMOs can you respond with a link? I'm new to your channel. Thanks.
I would love to see something on canned foods! Bpa free lining, acidic foods, organic canned foods etc. I drink my coffee with coconut milk and I'm so lost as to what my best option is! Do I buy the product in a carton with added stabilizers/preservatives? Do I buy the canned organic/bpa free product without any added ingredients? When, if ever, is canned better?
So I've been trying to eat better lately but I feel like I kill all the healthiness when I cook food. Example, when I cook spinach in a pan with some olive oil and salt and pepper, because it's not raw anymore, I feel like I cooked all the healthiness out of it. Same with mushrooms and baking asparagus and so on and so forth. Does this make a big difference? Is it still healthy? Maybe you could make a video about how cooking food affects it with both vegetables and fruits.. Thanks for all the help!
Hey health nerd!! I'm a recent subscriber and I love your channel! I'm currently trying to lose weight, and I have that two extra kilograms left that stubbornly wont go away, I'm already slim but want those two extra kilos to go away. Can you make a video on how to effectively lose small weight and retain it? I follow rich and healthy diet, drink lots of water and try to walk /workout at home. thanks
Hello Health Nerd, in your last video I asked you can you do a video on Good Calories and Bad Calories. I came in 2nd but I'm asking the question again. Hope you consider the idea!
I feel like most arguments against organic foods are for people who don't want to invest the extra money in their food and are justifying why they don't need to buy organic. Even if the differences were marginal (which I personally don't believe), just the fact of having less synthetic chemicals directly ingested in your body should be argument enough for organic foods.
That's why you wash your food befor you eat it. I seriously think people who eat or pay more for organic foods are just trying to say hiii I'm expensive and I'm better than you. Lmfao show offs
Um, this video is wrong about animal products being organic. They are not organic is they don't take antibiotics or hormones. They are defined as organic if their feed contains no GMO's, like GMO soy or corn.
We know The daily recommended percentages that are in a serving of every vegetable and fruit. However they tell that accurately, rather looking at through a microscope or why, why can’t they just do that and tell us how much is an organic broccoli compared to non-organic broccoli?
But everything we eat and drink, apart from water, is organic! "Organic" used in this way is a marketing technique, nothing more! Organic actually means it contains carbon!
To my left a rainbow of plump, dewy produce. On my right, an assortment of small, dried out organic fruits and veggies that cost about 25% more. I want to believe that the prettier stuff is better for me.
Organic may be a bit more however it's 10,000x better on your body and many grocery stores that aren't specialty stores (walmart, etc.) Are offering organic produce and animal products for not much more than non organic and sometimes way less than specialty food stores which in my opinion me being on a budget getting a good cost even if I pay a bit more is awesome when non specialty stores selling organic
Suggested topic: food grown in traditional farming vs food grown in indoor farming (using bulbs). Which one last more and has better nutritional value?
Do you have, or can you do, a video on the ketogenic diet? And maybe the difference between the paleo diet? I keep hearing about it and the claim that a high fat diet is good sends crazy, but I keep seeing fit people swear by it. It's confusing.
clean 15 and dirty 12? i hadn't heard of it till now. ugh had no clue spinach and apples will have more pesticides. this is terrible. i went this many years not knowing? how?
Other tips: know criteria of labels of organic food. Another option is taking the product to the lab if you still aren't sure. There scientists have methods to find any pesticide residues, nutrients and pollutants
Are baby carrots worth buying? Are they healthy? I read an article saying they are made from old carrots molded together. Maybe i am being bamboozled but I am very curious
Hey health nerd, I usually use sweeteners, but I don' to know if it's healthy or not, and if I'd rather have to take a sugar spoon. Can you help me? Thanks and you' re videos are useful and awesome
Have you grown up on a farm? Do you know how much more land and resources organic takes than non organic. If all corn and wheat land currently being used goes organic you should see what happens to the world food supply.
Awesome vid, coming from an agriculture student! But this agriculture student is also a bread baker by trade, who loves bread but also wants to lose weight. Can you do a video on carbs and what they do and how they hurt our diets and such?
Hi Health Nerd I was wondering if you could do a video on the differences between white pasta and brown with health benefits/disadvantages to each. I find it really hard to have a clear answer as to whether brown is okay to eat if you are watching your diet. Thanks :)
Roses are red, violets are blue, can you do a video to explain if the highly controversial myth of milk being physically damaging is true?
Taemin Park Human milk is good for babies
Taemin Park they already have a video on it :)
Taemin Park totally agree on this one. As I don't believe it is.
Good stuff bro. Don't be getting any funding from any lobbyists now, ya hear?
Sir yes sir!
Ninjaywantspie I love this comment lol
He would never admit it anyways.
You deserve more subscribers, these are super well edited.
Never fear, for I am here to subscribe.
It's just too bad that organic foods are more expensive.
Robert Angle Vlogs right. America complains that 35% of us are over weight but cheeseburgers are $1 and a salad is $6. Like flip it around and it wouldn't be a fucking problem.
Maycee Shrinks you tell em
@Maycee Amen!
Don't worry about other nations, some have lower price differences than others and you can also grow your own food organic (look for kratky method)
The more we buy the cheaper they will be!
I love how all the Health Nerd videos are made with so much efforts to educate us guys to make healthier choices in our daily lifestye. I started with "How to drink Water for weight loss" and had been hooked ever since. Thank you Heath Nerd!
WHATS UP NERD FAM! 54,000 subs and counting! Thanks so much for all our support nerds! As you can see, we've been a little busy the past couple weeks not only working on this video, but deciding how to create the best content possible for you. We've decided not to limit ourselves to shorter videos because we want to answer as many questions on a topic as we can, before you need to ask them! Hope you enjoy our video on organic food!
P.S. We're also hopping on the meme bandwagon a little more (;
Here's the PRODUCE GUIDE I promised:
snaped.fns.usda.gov/seasonal-produce-guide
And if you're interested in fat loss, here's a solid program if you ask me:
The Science of Fast Weight Loss eCourse:
thehealthnerds.com/the-science-of-fast-weight-loss-course
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The Health Nerd if the studies are so corrupted, how can you say it's scientifically backed when the studies that are independent are so small in number or in scale?
Please assess and create a video on the blood type diet.
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Your voice is so soothing
The Health Nerd I love your voice too
“The health nerd is my corona &lime!”
I love the list of "in season" produce. Not only are they usually less expensive they help to boost your local economy & now I've learned that they're better for you!
I had never heard of the dirty dozen before, but that's really helpful. This channel actually motivates me a lot to improve my own health.
if the studies are so corrupted, how can you say it's scientifically backed when the studies that are independent are so small in number or in scale?
It seemed pretty clear to me that The Health Nerd is giving the thumbs up to organic because the studies all show that organic foods have lower pesticide levels and lower pesticide levels means less exposure to toxins such as the one mentioned in the video. Science isn't truth or fiction. Much like a religion it is belief -- belief in the best evidence that we have. That belief often needs to be subject to change as new evidence is presented and a case can be better made in favor of a certain viewpoint. The recent shift in nutrition science is a great example. Many people take their beliefs to the level of religious fervor, it's always best to be skeptical, so thumbs up to your inquiries!
thank you Boy, your vidio is very informative the part where you talked about eating veges in there specific season was really good , really appreciate your work ,
Once again... "Nailed it!"
Nice summary! I also think of the farmers that need to deal with the more harmful chemicals in conventional farming. I would not like to do it myself and choose organic foods.
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Question what is better raw suger, brown sugar, white sugar, honey. I am not in to artificial sweetener. I have tried some of the new sugar out there but it as a funny after tast. but really what with all those sugar out there what is ok to use if u must use sugar.
Shawneen Ison A lot of people opt for coconut sugar because of its low GI index, but I've also seen research saying that the GI index shouldn't be used as the ultimate measure of "healthiness" for carbs. For me, I just see all added sugars and sweeteners as something I should limit on my diet.
Shawneen Ison no sugar
Monk fruit, 100% stevia, xylitol, brown organic cane sugar, erytritol. ((If I don't buy it already combined, I combine them myself. As I don't want after taste, or one is more expensive, a lot of xylitol by itself makes me fart, etc. Also it depends if it is for tea, a smoothie, etc. Buy them all and see what u like then buy a bigger size of the winners. )) People might fight at me on the cane sugar, but hey! Is better than white sugar and I don't use as much as I put some of the others. Just that I like how the brown sugar kills the aftertaste of the others. ♡♡♡♡♡
Trader's Joe sells a small container of 100% stevia. The spoon is so tiny, is funny. Xylitol on Whole foods, Monk fruit on the Internet (from the Lo Han brand) .... I'm just sharing where I bought my last sugars. Hopefully u find it easier. Oh! And Splenda. .. yes, Splenda finally sells something I can buy. Is Stevia with Erytritol. Don't buy stevia with the bad sweeteners. What's the point of stevia with detroxe? Like... 50 good / 50 bad. ... that's a no-no.
Honey.... I don't use it often... maybe once every 2 months.. or if I'm feeling sick and I make a tea I had from my childhood that uses honey ... that's more of a nostalgic craving than a necessity. I think u get me. ♡♡¤♡¤♡♡
great information! i had no idea that there was that much of a difference. I will certainly be looking to change up my meat purchases to organic! Thanks Alex & Lauren
Great Video once again!
And I love the animations! I'm sure they are a lot of hard work, so I just want you to know that they are highly appreciated :)
I love your' channel! You guys always get the facts right and are always credible. I have been researching nutrition and fitness for the past 4 years and your videos cover many different aspects of healthy living. Keep up the good work!
which oil we should prepare our food with
Zahirul Haque coconut
Zahirul Haque or olive
Carrick Cullen how is soyabin oil or sunflower oil or rice oil
There are some experts that say olive oils can become carcinogenic when heated on high, so I use coconut. HEALTH NERD, have you heard this about olive oil heated?
I have studied this and I have found that coconut oil seems to be the best option, but things always change after enough research has been compiled; however for the time being I personally use coconut oil.
These videos are amazing. Informative and straight to the point. So easy to utilize
This video is pretty epic. You keep it real on both sides and come to a reasonable conclusion. Great content, bro.
I like that these videos actually have some pretty good research behind them. Nice editing! 👍🏽👍🏽
Have you guys done one on GMO and yes money money money MONEY!
You have been helping me on my progress thanks
Hey what do you use to make your videos? is it flash?
I just found you're channel. You're videos are great , helpful and really easy to binge watch!
My fiance and I started following and are on your Diet Plan. I've lost 6lbs and he's lost 10lbs for the first week so far! Thanks heaps!
Thats amazing Raven congratulations! So glad to hear feedback on our course!
Thank you for this, you just helped me with my nutrition education for low income families. Could there by any chance be a video on how nutrition can help stress?
If you are more able to buy and therefore will eat more conventionally grown food, then I'd say judging by the info in this video that its more important health wise...especially if you are sticking to the clean 15. However I think organic is better if you can afford it so your dollar isn't going to support Monsanto's monopoly!!
i just love how you dont just state things as facts but back up all info with studies and also clarify if the said studies are even legit. it saves so much time for us doing all that research ourself! thank you
Please could you do a video on gluten free and if the science behind fitness bloggers' claims are valid
Amazing video!! Very informative and to the point . This is exactly what I was looking for. Been planning to switch to organic food and didn't know where to start from. Thanks for the guidance !!
Thank you, health nerd! Your videos are super helpful and I have learned quite a lot from them 😌
I Love your videos keep making more
What is meant by organic, non-synthetic pesticides? I'd appreciate some examples from someone truly knowledgeable on the subject. (Sources are appreciated.)
just something I learned in an agricultural class: I was always taught that meat that was exposed to antibiotics was ok. Before they take the meat from the animal they have to inspect it, and like us the antibiotic would flush out of there system in about a week or so. Therefore, they aren't aloud to put meat on the shelf without making sure it's safe from all that stuff
Organic made my wallet skinny but I'm still chubbtastic.
Also Organic stole my girlfriend
Thank you
I love the videos, but can you make one about cholesterol? It'd help a lot.
Thanks
Thank you for cutting through all the confusion. I recently found your channel. I wasn't even searching for a health topic, now I've watched several and I'm hooked. Your delivery of info is impressive. I have now passed you onto family and friends.
In a capitalistic world where profit is king and ethics aren’t even an afterthought knowledge like this is gold! Thank you for making such high quality content for consumers to improve their health!!
The Health Nerd is my corona & lime! 🤓
Big "Farma" routinely trashes smaller producers. Allocates monies for public relations ad spend equal to what a developing countries GNP would be
I live in Germany and one problem here is that there isn't really a trustworthy instance of control to decide whether a food item is really organic or not. Producers are allowed to label their food as organic under very lackadaisical guidelines and tend to obstruct the consumer from doing clarifying research on their products. Also, the few "non-affiliated" labels we have all came under fire for lobbyism and corporate meddling in the past, which caused distrust and spite towards the "Organic industry" (Lovely word, isn't it?) among the general populace. In general, it is seen as just another curio market niche for you to spend more money than necessary in.
Basically:
If I go out to buy a chicken, I don't know if I can really trust the labels, looking up the exact product and it's origins/chain of production is a game of patience and luck, so there's always a risk to pay more for the same crap, and if all that did not deter me, prices tend to be exuberant and the variety of "truly organic" products is depressingly limited, most of which are still imported (Despite the fact they could be produced locally), by the way. It's all just a big ball of FUBAR, IMO.
Sorry about that vent. I don't know what came on.
Hey Health Nerd! I know you did a video on weight loss plateus. But does the same information count for loosing the last 5 lbs. I'm having a really hard time loosing the last 5 lbs. I'm counting calories and making sure I'm in a 500 caloric deficit. But maybe there's something off with my measurements? Or is there another reason why loosing the last 5 lbs is so difficult? Thank you so much! :)
As far as I know, the "eat organic" problem is a tad more serious than it's presented. Industrial foods do not have a good impact on consumers, farmers, animals, or on their soil. In fact, Kimbal Musk (who's highly invested in "real foods") speaks in an interview about how he bought farm land that was previously owned by an industrial farmer (who used pesticides), and Kimbal claims it will take them 20 years to restore the soils nutrients to what it was before. Think about it, if their pesticides can do that to soil what the effect on the animals and your body is in the long term. Industrial food disrupts the bodies chemistry. Also, it's perfectly possible to produce food without pesticides, hell that's the default. l understand for mass production that'll be a problem but that doesn't mean people aren't working on solutions. For example, projects like Square Root (also by Kimbal Musk) are trying to bring farming to cities, you should look into it.
please make a video about HORMONES and HOW TO BALANCE THEM
Many organic foods & specialty crops are so expensive because they're not subsidized by the government. Could you do a video on GMOs? I believe the reason there is no scientific consensus is also due to money: who funds what. While science is solid, scientists are human with their own agendas. If you've already done a video on GMOs can you respond with a link? I'm new to your channel. Thanks.
I would love to see something on canned foods! Bpa free lining, acidic foods, organic canned foods etc. I drink my coffee with coconut milk and I'm so lost as to what my best option is! Do I buy the product in a carton with added stabilizers/preservatives? Do I buy the canned organic/bpa free product without any added ingredients? When, if ever, is canned better?
That was such a good short video. No unnecessary words and plenty of simple useful information. Thanks and well done!
Hey health Nerd,
please make vedio on benifits weight training for girls, boys...in young age.
So I've been trying to eat better lately but I feel like I kill all the healthiness when I cook food. Example, when I cook spinach in a pan with some olive oil and salt and pepper, because it's not raw anymore, I feel like I cooked all the healthiness out of it. Same with mushrooms and baking asparagus and so on and so forth. Does this make a big difference? Is it still healthy? Maybe you could make a video about how cooking food affects it with both vegetables and fruits.. Thanks for all the help!
Hey health nerd!! I'm a recent subscriber and I love your channel! I'm currently trying to lose weight, and I have that two extra kilograms left that stubbornly wont go away, I'm already slim but want those two extra kilos to go away. Can you make a video on how to effectively lose small weight and retain it? I follow rich and healthy diet, drink lots of water and try to walk /workout at home. thanks
Hello Health Nerd,
in your last video I asked you can you do a video on Good Calories and Bad Calories.
I came in 2nd but I'm asking the question again.
Hope you consider the idea!
Love the videos, my 10 year old understood what I was trying to explain to him, apparently mom is boring. Thank you
I feel like most arguments against organic foods are for people who don't want to invest the extra money in their food and are justifying why they don't need to buy organic. Even if the differences were marginal (which I personally don't believe), just the fact of having less synthetic chemicals directly ingested in your body should be argument enough for organic foods.
That's why you wash your food befor you eat it. I seriously think people who eat or pay more for organic foods are just trying to say hiii I'm expensive and I'm better than you. Lmfao show offs
I absolutely enjoy every single video. Not only do I get great information from these videos, I also always have a good chuckle. Thanks for that.
Um, this video is wrong about animal products being organic. They are not organic is they don't take antibiotics or hormones. They are defined as organic if their feed contains no GMO's, like GMO soy or corn.
We know The daily recommended percentages that are in a serving of every vegetable and fruit. However they tell that accurately, rather looking at through a microscope or why, why can’t they just do that and tell us how much is an organic broccoli compared to non-organic broccoli?
But everything we eat and drink, apart from water, is organic! "Organic" used in this way is a marketing technique, nothing more! Organic actually means it contains carbon!
I really appreciate the information your provide in your videos! thanks!
To my left a rainbow of plump, dewy produce. On my right, an assortment of small, dried out organic fruits and veggies that cost about 25% more. I want to believe that the prettier stuff is better for me.
Organic may be a bit more however it's 10,000x better on your body and many grocery stores that aren't specialty stores (walmart, etc.) Are offering organic produce and animal products for not much more than non organic and sometimes way less than specialty food stores which in my opinion me being on a budget getting a good cost even if I pay a bit more is awesome when non specialty stores selling organic
Showing this to our health classes! Thank you for talking about who funds the research and what that means.
Suggested topic: food grown in traditional farming vs food grown in indoor farming (using bulbs). Which one last more and has better nutritional value?
Your video was dope! Help me out as I am teaching nutrition and cooking to my kids. Thanks! 😁👍👏
I love your channel. Watched so many the past few weeks. Great show set up style love your animation guy. :)
Great video. Thank you guys especially for the produce guide.
I think I shouldn't trust Kurzgesagt too much anymore.
Don't no why but I keep getting this channel confused with "Picture Fit"
Do you have, or can you do, a video on the ketogenic diet? And maybe the difference between the paleo diet? I keep hearing about it and the claim that a high fat diet is good sends crazy, but I keep seeing fit people swear by it. It's confusing.
Actually hild is not lower... It's actually higher or same as dirty counterpart
Thanks for the tips about foods. I liked the list of the dirty dozen.
If only we can find a comprimise between health and environment benefit and production...
clean 15 and dirty 12? i hadn't heard of it till now. ugh had no clue spinach and apples will have more pesticides. this is terrible. i went this many years not knowing? how?
what about vegan agriculture and farming? can you make a comparison video?
Thanks for your video. I will focus on the Clean 15 and dirty dozen since we cannot always afford to buy organic.
Other tips: know criteria of labels of organic food.
Another option is taking the product to the lab if you still aren't sure. There scientists have methods to find any pesticide residues, nutrients and pollutants
Are baby carrots worth buying? Are they healthy? I read an article saying they are made from old carrots molded together. Maybe i am being bamboozled but I am very curious
Dude you rock! Love your videos. Please keep posting your sources for use to review. Thanks!
Hey health nerd, I usually use sweeteners, but I don' to know if it's healthy or not, and if I'd rather have to take a sugar spoon. Can you help me? Thanks and you' re videos are useful and awesome
Have you grown up on a farm? Do you know how much more land and resources organic takes than non organic. If all corn and wheat land currently being used goes organic you should see what happens to the world food supply.
Finally an Organic Video I understand, and Great Solutions and Tips
Hey Health Nerd, you do a rgreat job with all those video! Got a question for you, what about the influence of salt intake in a weightloss diet?!
Awesome vid, coming from an agriculture student! But this agriculture student is also a bread baker by trade, who loves bread but also wants to lose weight. Can you do a video on carbs and what they do and how they hurt our diets and such?
Hi Health Nerd
I was wondering if you could do a video on the differences between white pasta and brown with health benefits/disadvantages to each. I find it really hard to have a clear answer as to whether brown is okay to eat if you are watching your diet. Thanks :)
Love it guys ethical standards truth means more then paid off studies !!! Love this
This is an excellent video with good and to the point information. Keep up the good work! and thank you!
I am losing my sleep because of health nerd. lol I can't stop watching :D
so complicated when you live in an island. :( but the video was very usefull and I'm going to keep in mind
Could you do a video on the differences between wholewheat vs white bread/pasta etc and white/brown rice? Please and thanks!
I don't like lime on my Corona.. but I do find your channel very helpful.
but organic uses non-synthetic pesticides at greater rates. Are non-synthetic pesticides healthier?
Whats the science on Sweetners such as Acesulfame k and Saccharin they boast 'no sugar' but do they still have a potent insulin response?
I really like your vids they are very informational and still they consist of lots of humor. How do you do it???!!