Come ridurre l'impatto glicemico delle patate

Broccoli, aceto e succo di limone vengono messi alla prova per smussare l'indice glicemico delle patate bianche.

Questo è il quarto video di una serie in cinque parti sulle patate. Ti sei perso i primi tre? Vedi:
• Le patate aumentano il rischio di diabete? (
https://nutritionfacts.org/video/do-potatoes-increase-the-risk-of-diabetes)
• Le patate aumentano il rischio di ipertensione e morte? (https://nutritionfacts.org/video/do-potatoes-increase-the-risk-of-high-blood-pressure-and-death)
• Indice glicemico delle patate: perché dovresti raffreddarle e riscaldarle (https://nutritionfacts.org/video/glycemic- indice-di-patate-perché-dovresti-raffreddarle-e-riscaldarle)

E il glicoalcaloide tossine nelle patate? Ne parlo e discuto del miglior tipo di patata nel mio prossimo video finale della serie: The Healthiest Type of Potato (https://nutritionfacts.org/video/the- Il tipo-di-patata-più-sano)<br/>.

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62 Risposte a “Come ridurre l'impatto glicemico delle patate”

  1. Fear mongering with weak science. Having my usual 500 grams of potatoes this morning with one apple. I will have energy to make for a bright and active morning. 💯

  2. "Free acetic acid, as found in vinegar, if
    consumed in quantities, may lead to symptoms of acid poisoning. It
    is even more injurious to health than alcohol. The body is called
    upon to sacrifice its bases to neutralize the acid, while it has a
    particularly destructive effect upon the red corpuscles and may
    produce anæmia."

    –Herbert Shelton founder of the modern day Natural Hygiene Health Movement

  3. I am afraid of eating potatoes for weight loss. I see many success stories (people much younger and starting from a much different place way more to lose than i).
    Mcdougall has helped thousands! I just have no confidence that potatoes and starches are the answer.
    My digestion is awful when I eat potatoes.

  4. Fascinating! You know what else is sour? Sourkraut. And most fermented veggies. Any studies done on those vis a vis glycemic data?

  5. This is fascinating and useful information to know, my personal favourite vinegar is balsamic vinegar and it is delicious on potatoes or roasted vegetables in general 😋

  6. Seems old folks who served salad w oil and vinegar along side of meals knew something, but how did that knowledge in the historic times came about when they did not know about scientific research 🙂

  7. It seems that Dr. Greger are slowly losing his mind, or maybe he is playing a game dictated by others..

    How to reduce glycemic index of potatoes!!! 🥔

    Are you insane? 🙄 If you live on pure potatoes for some time, you will lose a lot of weight, especially if you are overweight in the first place.

    And I know for a fact, that if you are in a state of insulin resistance, then a potato 🥔 only diet will greatly improve that situation, and even make it disappear!!!

    It’s the amount of FAT in your diet, that courses insulin resistance, NOT Sugar for God’s sake..

    The people in the western world, has the highest amounts of animal fat intake in the world !!!

    The reality is unfortunately, that a tiny percentage of the world population, is eating plant based only.

    So if you have that in mind, then the best thing to do for MOST people, is to REDUCE their FAT intake, not their Sugar intake!!!

    Every cell in the body runs on the same Fuel ⛽️ namely Glucose, aka SUGAR for crying out loud..

    You should listen more to some of your colleagues, and I think that you know who I am talking about..

  8. As for me, a chromium tablet will routinely follow my ACV laced cool green tea with true cinnamon and ginger powder.
    Digestion is always better too when you go for a walk around the block once you've washed up and all that. However, I might take up the challenge of balsamic vinegar a previous commenter suggests. Even start shelling out on capers and beetroot – straight out of the jar. Now there's a dash of vinegars into the bargain.
    Which begs the Q, is it all about neutralising salivary amylase or is something else at work?

  9. There is absolutely no reason to worry about high glycemic foods unless you are ALREADY diabetic. So called "spiking" your insulin several times a day is not unhealthy. This does not "cause" diabetes/insulin resistance or "wear out" your pancreas or "over expose" cells to insulin. What is unhealthy is persistent or CHRONIC high BLOOD SUGAR. What people need to worry about is excess CALORIES. Please stop this nonsense.

  10. im watching this entire 7 part series ur doing on potatoes doc. but im torn n confused. i love potatoes but i stopped eating them coz u warned us about toxicity of glycoalkaloids. and that there is no way of cooking that reduces or neutralises these toxins in potatoes. then why r u doing this series on how to eat potatoes safely if we are supposed to give them up entirely?

  11. All fermented foods are sour. Question is, if industrial fermented food is still healthy. Some say no, because of the sugar (not only sourkraut also Soy milk for example).They recommend to ferment everything at home.I wonder how it could be more healthy then, because sugar is needed or fermenting..also at home.But i heard through fermenting sugar is going to be processed out of the food..non excistig anymore.If so why is soy milk still sweet but there are variations with zero sugar in it? And why is fermenting at home allegedly more healthy? Maybe because its not heated and the bacteria is still alive?..but then some day, sourkraut needs to be heated…or it is because in the cans are no air, so the bacteria can´t breath and will die?…i would love to get a video about ths topic. Who else?

  12. I've been cooking 6 lbs of baked potatoes at a time in my large instant pot. Then they are cooled and reheated and consumed with whatever sauces or stew I come up with. Right now I am eating them smothered in curried lentils and I know that legumes slow the sugar absorption so I should be fine.

  13. So, eating a german potatosalad is good for my diabetes. The potatoes are cooked and cooled down. The dressing containes vingar and the added oickled cucumbers also contain vingar. Good to know.

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  15. Oh, so whatever method you will choose to impair digestion or absorption of carbs on your high carb diet is beneficial for you…perfect!😃 but God forbid limiting your carb ingestion!!!

  16. here's a thought dont eat potatoes and while your at it remove corn wheat and soy from your diet

  17. Love your videos, but why do you start talking about plant protein making things better after mentioning the benefit of two servings of broccoli?

  18. I use sherry vinegar – it has a mellow taste, while some other vinegars taste too sharp and rough. Sherry vinegar goes with many things, both sweet and savoury.

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