How Much Licorice Is Safe?

40 Risposte a “How Much Licorice Is Safe?”

1. Wow! Didn’t know this stuff! Thank you.

2. I love this channel!

3. I like pizza

4. I was recently on high dose Prednisolone for Crohn's disease. I was drinking loads of liquorice tea as I love it. During my taper I was experiencing loads of side effects. Turns out it might be because of my consumption of liquorice tea! Wow, there are truely levels to this. So fascinating

5. My mother had a friend who snacked on black licorice all day and, yes, almost died. She was never the same mentally.

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7. Thank you so much for sharing and shining the light on this <3

8. Careful of DGL supplements as well, can lower potassium

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10. i was about to incorporate licorice tea to my diet for it's benifits on asthma , but watching this vid made me reconsider it
    thank you sir , very helpful information

11. Wild, who would have ever known there's so much to know about licorice. I never liked it when I was a kid growing up for some reason, it seemed fake and gross. But I love to Snickers. Too bad Snickers isn't vegan and like a superfood.

12. I had heard that it was bad for those with high blood pressure so warned customers at my herb shop about it. I might have lost a sale but my customers trusted me and stayed healthy.

13. Hahah sure. Talk to the Dutch and Scandinavians. Liquorish mass consumers. 6 gram a day hahaha 😂

14. licorice spoopy

15. Licorice in the United States can be all kind of sweet stuff.. Most people do not mean the roots but some jelly-like sweet substance with anise type of flavor.
    Careful with real licorice because over time it can increase your blood pressure.

16. Doh! I just went through all of the herbal tea boxes in my home and found 1/2 a dozen that all had licorice root. Not gonna drink 'em!

17. CONGRATULACION FOR YOUR BOOK IT'S AMAZING, THANK YOU 🎉🎉GREETINGS

18. Raw and prepared lipcorice raise my blood pressure. Dr Greger's plant based diet helped me easily lose 25 lbs.
    I learned in Chinese Herbal Medicine that many prepared herbal pills are coated with licorice (gan cao). Chinese Medicine teaches that licorice carries all herbs in a formula to all the energy pathways.

19. My mother took a few teaspoons a day of licorice powder over several weeks. She ended up in the intensive care ward. At first they thought she had lung cancer. Then they thought it was heart failure. Eventually they diagnosed as pericardial effusion but were baffled at the cause. They removed large volumes of brown fluid from around her heart. She survived. Barely!

    This is an important video. Be very careful with licorice!

20. My heart jumped so badly when i ate licorice.

21. My sister developed a cardiac arrythmia, specifically a PVC or premature ventricular contractions, which was a tremendous cause for concern. She was otherwise quite healthy. She went for batteries of tests such as treadmill stress tests, bloodwork etc. The doctors didn't know what to think. In the end, I read up on it and traced the cause to excess licorice consumption coupled with the large daily intake of deionized water. Deionized water was RO or reverse osmosis water, which is devoid of minerals. She cut out the licorice and switched to drinking her perfectly good, delicious well water which has significant amounts of calcium, magnesium and other trace minerals. Four years later, she's never looked better!

22. The key question that such studies never answer is; what about people who are actually consuming naturally high potassium diets! This would have been the case in India and China before the industrial age (where they have used liquorice and studied its effects medically for millennia), let alone – people nowadays adopting naturally potassium rich diets (Whole food varied plant based diets with a focus on fruits and vegetables), people in these studies are almost unanimously on low potassium diets (fact).

23. FACTS

24. Does the topical licorice mentioned early in the video have these side effects?

25. Chlormequat is in the news. Advice please.

26. Do sassafras next!

27. Licorice is really bad for pregnant women. It's supee popular here in the Nordics and I can't help a bit of licorice every now and then

28. Licorice is one of the more digusting things to eat.

29. If you were a British child born just after the war there was food rationing and no poisonous sugar available. As such a kid I was given ginger and liquorice, brit spelling, as treats, we chewed the dried roots all the time. The shops eventually sold liquorice sweets from large selection boxes and when given a whole box one Christmas I proved that a whole box was a single portion! I ate it in quantities far in excess of those you have mentioned until I gave up all carbs at 65. it is still the only thing I miss on my new low carb diet…

30. I used to drink herb teas that contained licorice root. Not even that much. A cup or 2 a day and it wasn't even the main ingredient and it gave me bad and scary heart palpitations. They went away pretty quickly once i realized the cause and stopped drinking anything with licorice root in it thank goodness

31. It happened to me. I was gifted some amazingly delicious black licorice covered with chocolate and salted caramel. European. I found it on Amazon and started ordering it regularly. I got two containers on a Friday, ate one of them. Went to my doctor the next morning – my blood pressure was off the charts. We had no idea what was going on. I went home, and as I ate the second container I did some research. I wondered if perhaps one of my supplements was the culprit. That's when I discovered the black licorice connection. I sent an email to my doctor. He had never seen such a case before. I went back in a couple of weeks and my BP was close to normal again.

32. right back same place no change in decades—-you cannot tell whats licorice or not or how much. with candy likely dosent have any in it so whats the public supposed to do with no way to measure licorice or how much or compared to anise or fennel which smells and tastes the same. so you have all these products out there and nobody has any idea whats in them. even this one–he alludes to it but wont tell

33. Thank Doc! Great job on the video!

34. I use the Licorice extract powder (from Roots of Glycyrrhizia Glabra) with min. Standardized to 30% Glycyrrhizic Acid) since some month. Seems no effect on me till now..Perhaps someone have other effects 🤔Thank you very much for this interesting video and greetings from Andreas in Alsace /France

35. As a Swede this is potentially life saving info. Here in Sweden we love licorice with lots of salt, and me and my wife can eat a bag in one sitting in front of the telly. No wonder why I recently felt as if my heart did acrobatics in my chest. Now it's time for a family emergency meeting about our snacking habits.

    Thanks Doc!

36. I loved Black licorice since I was 5years old! Ate it whenever I coukd find it. Then a friend sent licorice from Australia! So good, soft and chewy…..but little did I know why my blood pressure was over200/90. No more licorice for me😢,! When I recently looked for some…..all stores. NO longer had it…. All pulled off the shelves…. I then had Afib,and needed an operation as my heart went into crazy beats! Everything has been good since then, but I still crave licorice……but won’t ever eat it again😢.

37. I love this channel.
    There seems to be a surprisingly large amount of popular pro-carnivore youtube channels. One or two of which I've seen mention Dr Greger in disparaging terms. Those channels seem to be high in anecdotes and emotional rhetoric and low in scientific evidence / citations.

    Talking with the pro-carnivore gang is an exercise in futility. When they are adamant that – for example – eggs are healthy. And I'm adamant that they aren't (after watching a few videos on eggs on this channel).

38. Could this be a good natural supplement for people with too-low blood pressure?

39. Thanks for this! Can you do your next video on the claims I've started seeing all over the internet (including one of the most popular podcasts in the world) that longterm use of vitamins renders them useless? As a 49-year-old vegan I've been taking B12, D3 and algae-based Omega 3 for several years now, and have been told it's necessary to continue taking them into my old age. I haven't been able to find any actual studies on this.

40. I had heard that de-glycyrrhetinic licorice could help with acid reflux – is this the case?

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