Over 30 High Antioxident Foods

Your metabolism produces free radicals. Excess free radicals can cause chronic inflammation and cell damage. Antioxidants, like vitamin E, reduce free radicals. Some foods are high antioxidant, low inflammation foods. This video highlights over 30 foods high in free radical fighting antioxidants.

In this video:

• Free radicals and antioxidants.
• Antioxidants diets.
• Sample high antioxidant foods.

What U.S. Food Labels Really Mean

Many foods are labeled (marketed) to appear healthier than they really area. This video looks at some common food labels like:

• New & Improved
• Alkaline foods & beverages
• The Cost Of Convenience
• Uncured & No Added Nitrates
• All Natural
• What’s In Your Beef?
• Whole Grains vs. Multigrain
• Cage-free, Free-range, & Humanely raised
• Certified to Increase Profits
• Artificial Colors & Flavors
• Less Sodium

Comparison Of Common Cooking And Baking Fats And Oils

Updated video comparing consumer fats and oils used for cooking and baking.

In this video:

• Cooking fats and body fat. 00:48
• The difference between fats and oils. 1:52
• Is saturated or unsaturated fat healthier? 3:42
• Refined oils and smoke points. 6:05
• Are RBD oils unhealthy? 8:28
• Fat and oil nutrition. 9:42

mRNA Vaccine Facts & Myths

Vaccines are used to protect against deadly viruses. Traditional vaccines have used inactive (dead) viruses to promote an immune response to fight the actual virus. Examples include, small pox, polio, measles, viral pneumonia.

For several decades researchers have been investigating using messenger RNA (mRNA) to develop vaccines. Instead of using an inactive virus, the vaccines use mRNA to provide the genetic code so your body develops a harmless protein used by the virus to enter cells. Your bodies immune system then identifies the protein as a foreign material that must be destroyed by creating anti-bodies. The antibodies provide protection against the actual virus.

As with traditional vaccines, there are many myths about the new mRNA vaccines developed against SARS-CoV-2 and Covid-19.

In this video:

• What is RNA? 00:42
• What is mRNA? 1:26
• mRNA and DNA. 2:17
• Conventional versus mRNA vaccines? 3:44
• How do mRNA vaccines work. 4:28
• mRNA vaccine facts and myths. 6:21

Vaccine Facts & Myths

The development of vaccines to fight viral infections has reduced or eliminated many diseases that plagued humanity for thousands of years. In developed countries, several have lived with the threat of small pox, polio, measles, and other deadly virus. There is a robust anti-vaccination movement. It has more to do with an anti-government interference movement than based on scientific facts. The end result can be the reemergence of diseases that were under control.

In this video:

• Harmful bacteria, fungus, and viruses. 00:38
• Common vaccines. 3:20
• How do traditional and mRNA vaccines work? 4:04
• Vaccine efficacy. 7:00
• Vaccine safety facts & myths. 7:57

Medicare Part C: Advantages and Disadvantages

Turn on your television and you are bound to see advertisements, often with celebrity endorsements, for Medicare Advantage Plans also known as Medicare Part C.

The ads emphasize all the “FREE” benefits  participants in traditional Medicare are missing by not signing up for an Advantage Plan. Actually, there is no such thing as “FREE” benefits. All Medicare Advantage Plans are offered by for profit healthcare insurance companies.

This video shares the advantages and disadvantages of Advantage Plans.

In this video:

• What are Medicare and Medicaid? 00:44
• What are Medicare Advantage Plans? 3:50
• Medicare Advantage plus Medicaid. 5:41
• Medicare Advantage advantages. 6:46
• Medicare Advantage disadvantage. 13:13

Low Carb Diets Facts & Myths

Low carb diets have been around for decades. Many people claim they follow a low carb diet including keto and Paleo and have achieved amazing results. Most claims are anecdotal and unverifiable. If eating a low carb diet is the path to better health, why has the number of overweight and obese Americans increased instead of decreased?

Many low carb diets restrict or eliminate one or more plant foods for a variety of reason including being the cause of Americas obesity and diabetes epidemic. Most studies show people eating high carb diets tend to maintain a healthy weight and live longer, healthier lives.

In this video:

• What are carbohydrates? 00:48
• Carbohydrate health benefits. 2:21
• Why go low carb? 4:21
• How low is low carb? 5:19
• How many carbohydrates do you need? 7:14
• Carbs and antinutrients. 9:40
• Cut natural or manmade carbs? 12:25
• The final choice is yours. 13:42

Essential Nutrients Facts & Myths

Essential nutrients must come from your diet or dietary supplements because your body cannot make them. They include carbohydrates, fat, protein, vitamins, minerals, and micro-nutrients. There are many myths about essential nutrients promoted by creators of fad diets and dietary supplements.

In this video:

• What are nutrients? 00:43
• What makes a nutrient essential? 1:18
• Best sources for essential nutrients. 3:08
• Sources of nonessential nutrients. 8:36
• Recommended dietary allowances (RDA) versus percent daily value. 10:50

Losing Weight: Diet vs. Exercise

Millions of people need to lose excess weight. There are dozens of diet plans and fitness devices that claim will produce rapid weight loss. But, which is best? This video shares the differences between losing weight by reducing calories compared to increasing physical actives.

In this Video:

• Diet and weight loss. 00:37
• Exercise and weight loss. 7:25
• Combining exercise and diet. 10:40

Diet, Calories & Portion Control

Most people are overweight or obese due to diets providing more calories than their bodies need to maintain a healthy weight. With foods available 24/7 in many countries or while on vacation, it is easy to add a few extra pounds.

Adding a few extra pounds is not inevitable. It is due to a lack of understanding how easy it is to gain weight compared to losing weight.

While most people can lose weight on any diet, the secret is keeping the weight from coming back. Replacing a 3,000 calories high carb diet with a 3,000 calories low carb diet will not produce the miraculous weight loss some diet claim.

Too lose weight and keep it off on any diet requires controlling calories. Controlling calories requires limiting portion size.

Supersized portions usually results in supersized people.

In this video:

• Diet versus dieting. 00:41
• Diet and calories. 3:29
• Can you eat foods you love and lose weight? 9:07
• Eating more food and less calories. 14:22

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