Very good point. When I was young we ate collards every Sunday and Wednesday for dinner. I have started eating collards again weekly after 10 years plus avoiding them.
@SovereignBeing Fortunately, I have no issues with my thyroid. But generally the diet and processed foods are filled with Sugar and salts. In order to have a balanced diet along with fiber, green leafy vegetables must be a part of your weekly meal plan not necessarily daily but at least 3 - 4 times per week. This was the norm when I was younger and it was rare for children or anyone for the matter to take otc laxatives. Those with bowel problems ate more starchy foods and sugars.
@AquaCherokee27 - well thats good to hear, u must find it really easy to keep ur weight down then.. i dont eat any junk at all.. ! but i have to work really hard in the gym and exercise every day to stop my weight from getting out of hand..yes i was eating sprouted bread but even that blocks me up and has to go..;-(
i just got into kale, its lovely.. and grow most of the other greens... im on iodine so shouldnt matter about thyroid in this case.. but i cant stand mustard greens,.!
@SovereignBeing Mustard Greens, no way. Give collard greens a try. Collard greens are not bitter and you can even saute them instead of drowning them the old fashion way where some people cook them to death where the nutrient value is depleted to the nth degree. Ha ha. Give collards a try.
@SovereignBeing : Sounds like you have excessive stagnated waste slowing down your metabolism and nutrients absorption. There a naturopathic approach for a system cleansing on my channel in the comment section.
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cheywee1 4 months ago
is grapefruit good to eat for the bitterness?
wtfproductions342589 6 months ago
why does this lady keep saying erbs and not herbs?
chrismallyon 1 year ago
@chrismallyon
Because the H in Herbs is silent.
Blessed2BeeAlive 6 months ago
@Blessed2BeeAlive
Huh?
Who on earth told you that ... what a load of rubbish.
chrismallyon 6 months ago
@chrismallyon American way of saying it i think lol
TheLloydable 5 months ago
@TheLloydable
American english is appalling.
chrismallyon 5 months ago
Very good point. When I was young we ate collards every Sunday and Wednesday for dinner. I have started eating collards again weekly after 10 years plus avoiding them.
AquaCherokee27 2 years ago
@AquaCherokee27 collards arent great if u have low thyroid.. but otherwise,, yeah how u going with them...?
SovereignBeing 1 year ago
@SovereignBeing Fortunately, I have no issues with my thyroid. But generally the diet and processed foods are filled with Sugar and salts. In order to have a balanced diet along with fiber, green leafy vegetables must be a part of your weekly meal plan not necessarily daily but at least 3 - 4 times per week. This was the norm when I was younger and it was rare for children or anyone for the matter to take otc laxatives. Those with bowel problems ate more starchy foods and sugars.
AquaCherokee27 1 year ago
@AquaCherokee27 - well thats good to hear, u must find it really easy to keep ur weight down then.. i dont eat any junk at all.. ! but i have to work really hard in the gym and exercise every day to stop my weight from getting out of hand..yes i was eating sprouted bread but even that blocks me up and has to go..;-(
i just got into kale, its lovely.. and grow most of the other greens... im on iodine so shouldnt matter about thyroid in this case.. but i cant stand mustard greens,.!
SovereignBeing 1 year ago
@SovereignBeing Mustard Greens, no way. Give collard greens a try. Collard greens are not bitter and you can even saute them instead of drowning them the old fashion way where some people cook them to death where the nutrient value is depleted to the nth degree. Ha ha. Give collards a try.
AquaCherokee27 1 year ago
@SovereignBeing : Sounds like you have excessive stagnated waste slowing down your metabolism and nutrients absorption. There a naturopathic approach for a system cleansing on my channel in the comment section.
4chango 1 year ago
Have you heard of Don Tolman ?
Squabbles10 2 years ago