Refined Flour & Sugar Facts & Myths





Should you ban refined flour and sugar from your diet or limit the number of foods made with refined sugar and grains? Many fad diets blame refined carbs as the root cause of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and other serious chronic disease. Americans are affected more by refined carbs than peoples in other countries. This video shares some of the health risks associated with diets high in prepared refined carb foods.

In this video:

• What is refined flour and sugar?
• Health risks of refined flour.
• Health risks of refined sugar.
• Refined versus whole grain flour.
• Refined versus natural sugars.
• To ban or not to ban…?

10 High Vitamin B9 (Folate) Foods

This video shares what is vitamin B9 (folate), its functions, RDA, and 10 foods high in vitamin B9.

In this video:

• What is vitamin B9? 00:47
• B9 functions. 1:16
• B9 deficiency. 1:47
• B9 RDA 2:34
• 10 High vitamin B9 foods (spinach, asparagus, Brussels sprouts, Romaine lettuce, Avocado, broccoli, mustard greens, kidney beans, oranges, peanuts). 4:34

This video is the seventh in a seven part series about essential B vitamins.

10 High Vitamin B7 (Biotin) Foods





This video shares what is vitamin B7 (biotin), its functions, and 10 high foods high in B7.

In this video:

• What is vitamin B7? 00:45
• B7 functions. 1:09
• B7 deficiency. 1:24
• B7 RDA 2:42
• 10 High vitamin B7 foods (beef liver, eggs, pork, beef, sunflower seeds, sweet potato, almonds, tuna, spinach). 3:52

NOTE: This video is the sixth in a seven part series about essential B vitamins.

10 High Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) Foods

This video shares what is vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), its functions, and 10 high B6 foods.

In this video:

• What is vitamin B6? 00:42
• B6 functions. 00:59
• B6 deficiency. 1:26
• B6 RDA 2:03
• B6 High vitamin B1 foods (beef liver, tuna, salmon, chickpeas, chicken, potato, banana, turkey, beef, winter squash). 2:33

10 High Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid) Foods

This video shares what is vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid), its functions, and 10 high B5 foods.

In this video:

• What is vitamin B5? 00:43
• B5 functions. 1:07
• B5 deficiency. 1:45
• B5 RDA 2:37
• 10 High vitamin B5 foods (beef liver, shitake mushrooms, sunflower seeds, chicken, tuna, avocado, milk, eggs, yogurt, broccoli). 3:19

10 High Vitamin B3 (Niacin) Foods





This video shares what is vitamin B3 (niacin), its functions, and 10 high B3 foods.

In this video:

• What is vitamin B3? 00:45
• B3functions. 1:38
• B3 deficiency. 2:01
• B3 RDA 3:37
• 10 High vitamin B3 foods (pork, beef, brown rice, peanuts, potato, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, lentils, banana, broccoli). 4:12

10 High Vitamin B1 (Thiamin) Foods





This video shares what is vitamin B1 (aka thiamine), its functions, and 10 high B1 foods.

This video is the first of a seven part series about essential B vitamins.

In this video:

• What is vitamin B1? 00:54
• B1 functions. 1:59
• B1 deficiency. 2:20
• B1 RDA 3:28
• 10 High vitamin B1 foods (trout, black beans, mussels, tuna, acorn squash, oatmeal, sunflower seeds, beef, yogurt). 4:02

Metabolic Syndrome

https://youtu.be/FK6-zCEsiAE

This video provides an overview of metabolic symptom, its risk factors, symptoms and how to prevent and minimize your risk for developing it.

In this video:

• What is metabolic syndrome? 00:40
• Metabolic risk factors. 1:14
• Risks of having metabolic syndrome. 3:52
• What causes metabolic syndrome. 4:40
• Symptoms of metabolic syndrome. 6:16
• Treatment. 7:10

Kidney Stones Facts & Myths





This video shares facts and myths about kidney stone formation and if eating a low oxalate diet will prevent stone formation.

In this video:

• What are kidney stones? 00:44
• What are oxalates? 3:05
• Risk factors for having kidney stones. 3:56
• Reducing the risk of having kidney stones. 4:24
• When eating a low oxalate diet is justified. 8:25
• Sample high oxalate foods. 9:56
• Sample low oxalate foods. 10:45

Aging And Diet

https://youtu.be/Hawy8uSfxJo

Your metabolism and how your body digests and absorbs foods decreases with age. This can lead to weight gain. That does not mean you must omit one or more foods form your regular diet. Everyone is different. Reducing portion sizes may be enough for most healthy people. Others may have to give up or limit some high calorie foods.

In this video:

• Aging and diet. 00:28
• Reasons to change your diet as you age. 00:40
• Preventing Weight Gain 1:14
• Getting Enough Protein 2:53
• Reducing Sodium 3:50
• Antioxidants 5:13
• Calcium & Vitamin D 6:02
• Vitamin and Mineral Supplements 7:09
• Fiber 7:45
• Limiting High Calories Foods 8:34
• Rethink Meal Times 9:23

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