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Vitamin D, most likely, living in Ireland. Otherwise, nothing too surprising but always good to get conformation for what one already does. Beans, lentils, fish, vegs, oats are the key parts of my diet and help me recover fast. I add Vitamin C and Magnesium supplements during intense weeks. Haven't been sick for over a year.
Yup! Very common issue. Most people are actually deficient in Vitamin D. Not only due to where they live, but also because of how much time they spend indoors due to work. That's awesome, Roberto! Hopefully you can keep the not-getting-sick-streak going :)
I like the video, would add spices, a specially cinnamon and cloves to the antioxidants since they contain 10 times more than any other food and would also add vitamin d as a supplement depends on where you from and the amount of sun you get. a great video thanks mate.
Taking vitamin D3 supplement every day. Living in England. Even more important in Winter and not widely available from food sources. Thanks for the information 👍
Just One word AMAZING. !!!!!!!........Thank you , I loved your content and specially the fact that you stated about supplements. I Wish you have not just a Amazing day but a Amazing life from now onwards.
Josh, foods high in iron include spinach (6.4 mg in one cup), Swiss chard (4 mg in one cup), soybeans (8.8 mg in one cup), lentils (6.6 mg in one cup), and other beans.
Josh, foods high in calcium include tofu (774 mg in 4oz, collard greens (267 mg in one cup), sesame seeds (351 mg in 1/4 cup). Source: The World’s Healthiest Foods by George Mateljan. Copyright 2015
@@felicitous48 You are right, Josh! They are contained in the foods we listed, however, we did not mention them explicitly. Those are definitely helpful in the recovery process - we just had to end the list somewhere :) Thanks for your contribution!
First rate, Ruariri. I mostly know this, but a useful primer, nonetheless. With your succinct, snappy presentation of the info, you "instruct and delight." (Horace, "Ars Poetica"; Aristotle, too) I second Marius D. - keep 'em coming.
Yogurt was interesting. I’ve noticed I feel somewhat swollen the day after I have dairy. I eat small portions. When is the best time to have yogurt because I really enjoy it.
@@leeroyjenkins8150 Yeah, personally I have almost cut dairy completely out of my diet. I don't have issues with yogurt if I eat it after a run and have at least 24 hours until my next run/workout. I would not advise eating say in the morning for breakfast prior to a run. That's another reason I switched to Athletic Greens (athleticgreens.com/rttt) because it has a HUGE amount of the pre and pro biotics without the dairy. Hope this helps, Leeroy!
Hehe. Don't worry too much about every single meal checking all the boxes. Think about the 80/20 rule, 80% of your diet being high quality whole foods. Usually if you're doing that, you're doing it right 👍
No need to eat all these foods in one day. I think the goal of the video (which is great!) is to become more aware where to find the beneficial micronutrients (in the 27 foods) and how they can help you. From there you can incorporate them into your diet. There's already some really cool recipes in the reactions below. Here's mine: My breakfast usually consists of 25g oatmeal, 4 half walnuts, tsp sunflower seeds, tsp pumpkin seeds, tsp flaxseeds and a small handful of dried fruit (I have a mix of apple, raisins, apricot and prunes) and cinnamon. Mix with milk, heat and you have a healthy breakfast tasting like apple pie filling! Sometimes I mix it up by having a cold version and replace the oatmeal for muesli and dried fruit for blueberries. This is amazing with greek yoghurt or quark (packed with more protein). Hope this helps :)
Yes! Absolutely. We should have mentioned this. Fortunately a lot of the foods we listed (nuts, seeds, legumes) are high in magnesium. This would be a case where taking a supplement is a good idea as well. Thanks, Lionel!
Lionel, they are right...a lot of these foods are high in magnesium too. Spinach has about 156mg in one cup. Swiss chard has 150mg in one cup. 190 mg in 1/4 cup pumpkin seeds. Almost 150 mg in a cup of soybeans. Source: The World’s Healthiest Foods by George Mateljan. Copyright 2015
Thank you for the responses. In addition to taking a magnesium supplement, I do consume many of magnesium containing sources of food mentioned here, especially spinach. Yum!!
Thanx for the infos, i wanna ask you something different. I ll start cardio for weight loss, i can only do my workout after evenings cos of my work. So its gonna be late time when i finish it, so do i need to eat something even i wanna lose weight, if yes, how much i need to eat?
🔗 Download our FREE recovery foods guide, with the top 10 foods for each of the essential recovery vitamins, minerals and macro nutrients. Plus a sample 1-day meal plan! bit.ly/recovery-foods-for-runners
Honestly this is probably one of the best videos I’ve seen on running and nutrition. For sure you got my subscription
im literally screaming in ache from running and this mans is helping me soo much :,( , thank you for this video
Glad you enjoyed 😄
“It’s a supplement, not replacement”. That one should hit home for many. Great video!
Omg this vid is so simple, easy understand, straight to the point, and overall just a good video
Glad you enjoyed!
I realized that I never add citrus to any of my food plan. Thank u for this video
Great video! At 47 my recovery is a challenge. I'll definitely be implementing these food options. 😊
Vitamin a - sunflower / spinach
Omega3 - flax / capsule
Zinc - chicken / seeds
Antioxidant - turmeric / ginger
chia seeds are one of my fav super foods and o love eating in the morning and then going on a run
I’m a big fan of frozen banana (feels like a cool treat after an evening run in the heat) and asparagus- great for detoxifying
A great video - well organized and easy to implement
Thank you, Val! That was the goal :)
Perfect video, especially how you talked about the injury recovery. Love it, got my fridge ready lol
Vitamin D, most likely, living in Ireland. Otherwise, nothing too surprising but always good to get conformation for what one already does. Beans, lentils, fish, vegs, oats are the key parts of my diet and help me recover fast. I add Vitamin C and Magnesium supplements during intense weeks. Haven't been sick for over a year.
Yup! Very common issue. Most people are actually deficient in Vitamin D. Not only due to where they live, but also because of how much time they spend indoors due to work. That's awesome, Roberto! Hopefully you can keep the not-getting-sick-streak going :)
I love this video, thank you 🙏🏼
Much appreciate this video as i am now going on runs most days. 💯
I like the video, would add spices, a specially cinnamon and cloves to the antioxidants since they contain 10 times more than any other food and would also add vitamin d as a supplement depends on where you from and the amount of sun you get.
a great video thanks mate.
Go to 2:01
Thanks 😘
Combine turmeric with black pepper to increase absorption. For myself, eating WFPBD has help tremendously with my recovery.
Great suggestion! Yes, plant based diets deserve a whole separate video :)
My son eats mostly plant based, and it has helped a lot with his running too, and me as well.
@@welcomewellnesscoaching4043 That's awesome! I'm glad to see it has been going "mainstream" lately in the sports world.
Thanks for this. Your explanations are clear and short, keep the videos coming.
Thank you, Marius! Glad you enjoyed it. That's the plan :) Every Tuesday!
Thank🙋🏻♀️ you this is help full and confirming God Bless you
I fell in love with ur voice from hearing ur first word. It's relaxing and soothing...🥰🤗🤭😊🙃😘🥰🤩
This was such a wonderful video. I’m going shopping tonight. Thank you!! 🙏🏾
Beets,pomegranate and leafy greens along with sweet potatoes. 😋
After a run, some creatine and a relaxing tea with some lemon do just wonders.
Love and peace
Taking vitamin D3 supplement every day. Living in England. Even more important in Winter and not widely available from food sources. Thanks for the information 👍
Great Video Learnt Heaps
Glad it was helpful!
extremely good content RunnersConnect. I killed that thumbs up on your video. Keep up the high quality work.
Just One word AMAZING. !!!!!!!........Thank you , I loved your content and specially the fact that you stated about supplements. I Wish you have not just a Amazing day but a Amazing life from now onwards.
Wow. This video was so efficient.
Wow , really informative video. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very informative cheers
Much helpful video.Thanks 🙏 sir ❤️
Loved the way the info was structured you got my sub
oh goooood thank you!
Very informative video, keep it up.
very good guide line for me
What about iron and calcium? Thanks, great video!
Josh, foods high in iron include spinach (6.4 mg in one cup), Swiss chard (4 mg in one cup), soybeans (8.8 mg in one cup), lentils (6.6 mg in one cup), and other beans.
Josh, foods high in calcium include tofu (774 mg in 4oz, collard greens (267 mg in one cup), sesame seeds (351 mg in 1/4 cup). Source: The World’s Healthiest Foods by George Mateljan. Copyright 2015
Welcome Wellness Coaching thanks for the quick reply! I didn’t see where those nutrients were explained on how they benefit running. Did I miss it?
@@felicitous48 You are right, Josh! They are contained in the foods we listed, however, we did not mention them explicitly. Those are definitely helpful in the recovery process - we just had to end the list somewhere :) Thanks for your contribution!
Smoked salmon with eggs topped with tomatoes and avocados make a great post workout breakfast !
What is best after a workout?
1. Muscle milk?
2. Chocolate oat milk?
3. Beet juice?
Same question I had?
Thank you.I like how more than 80% of the things you mentioned are vegan! Pumpkin seed is also rich in protein.
First rate, Ruariri. I mostly know this, but a useful primer, nonetheless. With your succinct, snappy presentation of the info, you "instruct and delight." (Horace, "Ars Poetica"; Aristotle, too) I second Marius D. - keep 'em coming.
Haha, thanks Jerry! Not surprised you are already familiar with most of this as well-versed scholar. We have to educate the masses though!
Amino acids which are the building blocks of proteins ;)
God bless you friend❤️
Iam ready to change my groceries list
Were you surprised by any foods that did or didn’t make the list?
Which vitamin or nutrient do you think you are most deficient in?
Yogurt was interesting. I’ve noticed I feel somewhat swollen the day after I have dairy. I eat small portions. When is the best time to have yogurt because I really enjoy it.
@@leeroyjenkins8150 Yeah, personally I have almost cut dairy completely out of my diet. I don't have issues with yogurt if I eat it after a run and have at least 24 hours until my next run/workout. I would not advise eating say in the morning for breakfast prior to a run. That's another reason I switched to Athletic Greens (athleticgreens.com/rttt) because it has a HUGE amount of the pre and pro biotics without the dairy. Hope this helps, Leeroy!
Zinc
If you’re into tossed salads 🥗, add some watercress into the mix with some diced white onions..👍
Female here. I lift weights, dead lift, etc but run 3x a week. This helps! I get the munchies for a greasy burger after I run hard. 😂
Thank you sir
video starts at 2:01
Thanks
You bet 👍
This is the best video
High praise! Thank you 👍
I really really like avgolemeno soup. It combines chicken, eggs, lemons. Super easy to make and so wholesome. Check it out!
Add. Extra Virgin Olive Oil to add to the vegetables you listed. to boost healing reducing inflammation
Keep it up 👍
Sir pls ask me running suplerment to boost energy
Red meat, maybe even liver for blood building iron. But liver with the caveat that it may contain toxic in conventional livestock.
Is it to eat sweets everyday? but im running 10 -20km 4x a week.
Can i eat eggs daily? After 5km hard run?
I don't want to exercise but I will just eat
Hehe, that's one way to go about it 😆
Me staring at my breakfast hoping my foods hit everything on the list 👁👄👁
Hehe. Don't worry too much about every single meal checking all the boxes. Think about the 80/20 rule, 80% of your diet being high quality whole foods. Usually if you're doing that, you're doing it right 👍
green tea?
Beans? Lentils? Those are like 85% carbs, 5% fibers, 9% everything else and 1-2% protein
How am I supposed to eat all these 27 foods on one day???
No need to eat all these foods in one day. I think the goal of the video (which is great!) is to become more aware where to find the beneficial micronutrients (in the 27 foods) and how they can help you. From there you can incorporate them into your diet. There's already some really cool recipes in the reactions below.
Here's mine:
My breakfast usually consists of 25g oatmeal, 4 half walnuts, tsp sunflower seeds, tsp pumpkin seeds, tsp flaxseeds and a small handful of dried fruit (I have a mix of apple, raisins, apricot and prunes) and cinnamon. Mix with milk, heat and you have a healthy breakfast tasting like apple pie filling!
Sometimes I mix it up by having a cold version and replace the oatmeal for muesli and dried fruit for blueberries. This is amazing with greek yoghurt or quark (packed with more protein).
Hope this helps :)
Ur saying running causes free radicals in the body?
Yes
Can i eat a sliced chicken sandwhich? Maybe 2?
I have tried lot of thing
What’s the music ?
Hey if anyone has a good meal would they please share it with me
Cottage cheese- protein
When I run I nver get hungry
Magnesium?
Yes! Absolutely. We should have mentioned this. Fortunately a lot of the foods we listed (nuts, seeds, legumes) are high in magnesium. This would be a case where taking a supplement is a good idea as well. Thanks, Lionel!
Lionel, they are right...a lot of these foods are high in magnesium too. Spinach has about 156mg in one cup. Swiss chard has 150mg in one cup. 190 mg in 1/4 cup pumpkin seeds. Almost 150 mg in a cup of soybeans. Source: The World’s Healthiest Foods by George Mateljan. Copyright 2015
Thank you for the responses. In addition to taking a magnesium supplement, I do consume many of magnesium containing sources of food mentioned here, especially spinach. Yum!!
@@lionelrivas3618 Nice! Sounds like you are doing the right things in regards to your diet :)
@@welcomewellnesscoaching4043 Thanks for chiming in!
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chicken for protein ?
I must say this video is for a vegetarian or a vegan athlete.
Chicken, Turkey, Eggs are not vegan.
a nice video, but it's a bit distracting that it's so obvious that you just read everything from somewhere next to the camera and not talking freely.
Speaking to urdu
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CAT FOOD.
Thanx for the infos, i wanna ask you something different. I ll start cardio for weight loss, i can only do my workout after evenings cos of my work. So its gonna be late time when i finish it, so do i need to eat something even i wanna lose weight, if yes, how much i need to eat?
Surprised you don't include organ meats. Highest levels of vitamin C, iron and minerals and vitamins including electrolytes