Great advice, great video! I'm so glad that you mentioned the kelp!!! I have hypothyroidism that I have to medicine for and am WAY overweight because of it and mentioning the kelp that will help low thyroids made me really excited, I will try that along with my medication. :) Can the Omega 3 foods help with better memory and less brain fog? If so, how long does it take to start noticing the difference? Thanks for this video!! Very helpful!
You talk about variety, and yet none of foods you recommend for getting omega-3 are good sources of DHA or EPA, which are very essential for brain function. ALA converts very poorly to DHA.
Hello! Thank you for this useful video. By the way, I hear many people keep on talking about Kinovelax Diet Plan (google it), but I'm not sure if it is good. Have you tried Kinovelax Diet Plan? I've heard some great things about it and my friend lost a ton of weight with it, but she refuses to tell me :(
OH MY GOSH! I Love sauerkraut and I eat it sometimes twice a day; and everyone has been telling me that my skin is "so soft" and they always ask why. Now I know. lol!
hello w/ extra thought to not just fit box but person. yes sunshine's not extraneous; exactly nutrient for ecstatically involving. vitamin c's crucial researchers can say but case's made sunlight's help's a major graphable qualifier of longevity, that & thyroid's so overall you attributed to too for an angle of worry which all need to get on to it too. yet both have their margins as contingent liver health to embody sunny benefit & food getting theirs competently tips thyroid right towards that
hello to availing some good tips. it's interesting algae can be trusted for alkalizing agents land can't always get now, o snails go on both so i don't take just powdered an pasted up since i believe i got sick on nori's rolled in elements & @ original form laver it had a lavish appeal to shelled... if tight like those, i soak shortly to see if anything slips off but other types don't have it regularly so water's even savored then as well spreading ocean herb in marination of moist terra veg
Great advice on learning to love tart and bitter foods. I never took this into factor but it makes good sense, especially when greens are to be used - most are bitter and people don't like the taste since they haven't built up the taste tolerance. Sprouts! YES! Grown your own people! So easy, no excuses... smile. Omegas! eat purslane - highest plant source. Hemp is also good. Pumpkin seeds too Miss Natasha! and yes flax, chia, walnuts... but try Purslane - the best edible weed ever. Sun & Air!
I love dulse and kelp. I make a raw avocado bisque soup with dulse and avocado and water. My friend loves chunked apple, sprouted almonds and dulse strips. Sweet, crunchy, salty! Great salt replacement!
Glad you mentioned omega 3's too. I actually feel my brain working better right away when I have hemp seeds/oil. And they're especially important for young people, because the brain is developing up until age 25. And for older people...i've gotten my grandma who refuses to take any fish or flax supplements into putting hemp seeds in her oatmeal haha.
I will answer this on my behalf based on what I use to do and the bloodwork I got regularly to validate that what I was doing WAS working.
2 tablespoons of dulse seaweed a day, I use to use it flaked. This halped with a stability, keep in mind that's coming from someone with acute eating disorders and health complications and excessive low weight. You'd think I'd need more but I was able to even balance my b12 levels out with that daily dosage.
Yes, it's fermented. It's made a lot like kombucha, with a "mother" that floats on top. I think it needs to be unfiltered and "raw" for it to be effective for health. I used Heinz brand AVC for a while, but didn't see any effects.
Great advice, great video! I'm so glad that you mentioned the kelp!!! I have hypothyroidism that I have to medicine for and am WAY overweight because of it and mentioning the kelp that will help low thyroids made me really excited, I will try that along with my medication. :) Can the Omega 3 foods help with better memory and less brain fog? If so, how long does it take to start noticing the difference? Thanks for this video!! Very helpful!
spaceanduniverse27 1 week ago
You talk about variety, and yet none of foods you recommend for getting omega-3 are good sources of DHA or EPA, which are very essential for brain function. ALA converts very poorly to DHA.
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Hello! Thank you for this useful video. By the way, I hear many people keep on talking about Kinovelax Diet Plan (google it), but I'm not sure if it is good. Have you tried Kinovelax Diet Plan? I've heard some great things about it and my friend lost a ton of weight with it, but she refuses to tell me :(
SherrylSaunders 1 month ago
Very informative...
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RadiantMeteor 5 months ago
@RadiantMeteor What's your problem? She has great teeth. Some people can be so full of hate. Geezzz....
vikingknitter 3 months ago
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RadiantMeteor 3 months ago
Is there any kind of salad dressing you would recommend as far as the healthiest. I kinda want to stay away from the vinigers b/c they're so acidic.
mytuber81 6 months ago in playlist More videos from RawRadiantHealth
you are soooo right, thanks for the reminder. Sometimes I overlook some of these things.
99cachorro 7 months ago
OH MY GOSH! I Love sauerkraut and I eat it sometimes twice a day; and everyone has been telling me that my skin is "so soft" and they always ask why. Now I know. lol!
MetalChick1980 8 months ago
y cant u just suppliment ommegga 3?
AYYYYYYE1 10 months ago
hey im from canada too, what part are you from?
l1ttleguy1 1 year ago
i'd have sex with you
l1ttleguy1 1 year ago
hello w/ extra thought to not just fit box but person. yes sunshine's not extraneous; exactly nutrient for ecstatically involving. vitamin c's crucial researchers can say but case's made sunlight's help's a major graphable qualifier of longevity, that & thyroid's so overall you attributed to too for an angle of worry which all need to get on to it too. yet both have their margins as contingent liver health to embody sunny benefit & food getting theirs competently tips thyroid right towards that
succulentesculent 1 year ago
hello to availing some good tips. it's interesting algae can be trusted for alkalizing agents land can't always get now, o snails go on both so i don't take just powdered an pasted up since i believe i got sick on nori's rolled in elements & @ original form laver it had a lavish appeal to shelled... if tight like those, i soak shortly to see if anything slips off but other types don't have it regularly so water's even savored then as well spreading ocean herb in marination of moist terra veg
succulentesculent 1 year ago
Thanks! I had seaweed today because YOU said "seaweed"...
MrJohnnysakai 1 year ago
you are so amazing ! :)
lilRissa3 1 year ago
This is very good advise... Just make sure the flaxseed is ground....Out bodies can't digest flaxseed otherwise.... Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
stitchergary 1 year ago
WOW YOU ARE ANNOYING ! And your skin looks extremely unhealthy, please take these words of advice.
lovedubpt 1 year ago
200 years from now ;)
SecretsOfLongevity 1 year ago
what about wakame? thats the best
jtreehugger 1 year ago
can you do an episode where we see you in a bikini?
reedposey 2 years ago
I love dulse!! I'm from Nova Scotia and we eat it straight from the bag! I had no idea it was so high in minerals.
2390Grace 2 years ago
Great advice on learning to love tart and bitter foods. I never took this into factor but it makes good sense, especially when greens are to be used - most are bitter and people don't like the taste since they haven't built up the taste tolerance. Sprouts! YES! Grown your own people! So easy, no excuses... smile. Omegas! eat purslane - highest plant source. Hemp is also good. Pumpkin seeds too Miss Natasha! and yes flax, chia, walnuts... but try Purslane - the best edible weed ever. Sun & Air!
MyOwnStickFigure 2 years ago
I love dulse and kelp. I make a raw avocado bisque soup with dulse and avocado and water. My friend loves chunked apple, sprouted almonds and dulse strips. Sweet, crunchy, salty! Great salt replacement!
MyOwnStickFigure 2 years ago
I love having videos like this as a reference!
Glad you mentioned omega 3's too. I actually feel my brain working better right away when I have hemp seeds/oil. And they're especially important for young people, because the brain is developing up until age 25. And for older people...i've gotten my grandma who refuses to take any fish or flax supplements into putting hemp seeds in her oatmeal haha.
particlesinmotion 2 years ago
How much dulse or kelp powder would you need to eat in order to make a difference in regards to getting the nutrients/minerals?
savvyjulip 2 years ago
I will answer this on my behalf based on what I use to do and the bloodwork I got regularly to validate that what I was doing WAS working.
2 tablespoons of dulse seaweed a day, I use to use it flaked. This halped with a stability, keep in mind that's coming from someone with acute eating disorders and health complications and excessive low weight. You'd think I'd need more but I was able to even balance my b12 levels out with that daily dosage.
MyOwnStickFigure 2 years ago
I love seaweed! My mom used to make sushi at home all the time so I grew up snacking on the large sheets of seaweed.
Very salty but good with so many different recipes.
whysored 2 years ago
I am still on a mission to find seaweed that does not tast lke a fish.
With sprouts I mixed a bunch of different seeds together and that is fantastic for my dinner salads.
Like the grassy sprouts more than bean sprouts.
Love being outside especially in the country with fresh air.
Pretty soon I will be able to move my kitchen back outside.
Zippypo 2 years ago
: )
myroadhome 2 years ago
funny that you would make a vid about sea veggies, while I am currently researching it.
InnerBeauty2006 2 years ago
Nori is great for my kids! They love making their own raw sushi rolls:o)
I love going out everyday and reading a book for hours in the spring and summer. I hope this blasted snow goes away soon:o(
Great video!!!
RandomDumbBlonde 2 years ago
Thanks Radiant Friend
For these Precious ReMinders!
Jai Ma!
JaiMaJames 2 years ago
Yes, it's fermented. It's made a lot like kombucha, with a "mother" that floats on top. I think it needs to be unfiltered and "raw" for it to be effective for health. I used Heinz brand AVC for a while, but didn't see any effects.
Psypomp 2 years ago
theres no sun just snow but all try it all
12345mo1 2 years ago
I LOVE sauerkraut! I can eat lots and lots of it! I just can't make it all that well! D=
Necrowitch 2 years ago
***** :)
beyuo08 2 years ago
What? only one fabulous? I feel cheated. Just kidding great as always.
Majoofi 2 years ago 4
Thank you Natasha:)
ponhand 2 years ago
I just bought some dulse today!
anurre5 2 years ago
Awesome vid!
Great advice as usual!
rzarzarzarza84 2 years ago 4
I love sauerkraut! I can eat tons of it at once as a meal!
WinWinSituations 2 years ago
dulse in smoothies?! you're crazy natasha
sccloatrtk 2 years ago
awesome vid! =^-^= i've put dulse in my smoothies before too. if you don't put too much it doesn't throw the taste =D
Necrowitch 2 years ago
thank you Natasha
aroneous 2 years ago