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paleo people say legumes and beans shouldn't be eaten as they have compounds that attack the digestive lining?
Paleo people are out to lunch.
boil or soak them and this won't be a problem. paleo people wouldn't eat raw meat, would they?
creepiest voice in a health video award goes to….
beans have a "Dr Jekyll (antioxidant), Mr Hyde (agglutinating lectin)" quality to them which this video does not delve into…be careful as to what bean you incorporate into your diet as your joints and intestinal tract may start screaming at you if it's the wrong one(s) even the top ones
Why are you whispering? Lol!
The identity of number two seems to have been edited or glitched out of the audio. What is it?
This video needs a do over.
And chickpeas are my favorite bean. Damn it.
Not audible at full volume on my iPad. Other videos by you l can hear.
SOooo what are the top 3 beans to eat? 1 black beans 2. lentils 3. kidneybeans????
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learning about the various bean on our planet is a truly exhilarating experience. Please make more bean related materiel!
I cant wait to show this to my book club, they would love this. please up vote this comment so pewdiepie can see this!!
Dr. Greger, why make these videos so convoluted? Just give the info and we´ll be gratefiul to you. By the way, your book is excellent.
To bean or not to bean, that is the question
Hmm I eat a lot of hummus but there's a brand that makes black bean hummus. Perhaps I begin eating that more often! I should be fine regardless though I eat a bean mix that has 16 types of beans and it's yummy.
Mr. bean is the best.
Any data on fava beans? Thanks
Noble peas prize
And what about white beans?
What about edamame?
I'm watching this while eating black beans:)
brown beans?
what about all of the other beans? heirlooms?
missed one of the best Mung.
Imagine whirled peas.
Beans are our friends!
What about fava beans?
the unit used here is very confusing. it makes me no wiser about how much 100g (by soaked or dry weight??) of these beans help me towards the anti-oxidant RDA discussed in other nutritionfacts vids. And what does LDL cholesterol (presumably?) have to do with any of this?
I’ll stick with pinto beans 👌
I can't hear you. Speak into the microphone please.
I’ve watched this video three times and still have no clear understanding. It is a failed attempt at teaching.
Cannelloni has said to have the most longevity benefits.
Growing up, we ate beans nearly every day (we're Hispanic Caribbean folks). My fave were red kidney bean soup my mom made with pumpkin and malanga and potatoes (she was not vegetarian, so she added bacon and chorizo in small amounts, as well as a sofrito–flavor base–of fresh onions, garlic, tomato, peppers, and olive oil). She and dad never had high blood pressure, diabetes, etc, well into their seventies. Not one med for any of that. I think the daily garlic, onion, beans, olive oil and frequent avocado (we kids would fight for the plantains and avocado). Lots of onions. To this day I love heaps of onions and garlic. I was afflicted by the SAD, but have tried to make better and better changes over the years. But man, bean soup is one of life's big pleasures.
worst clip ever from nutrition facts . so not clear its very frustrating
what about red lentils?
Nevermind I found another video about that
what about white beans? It's very popular food in many countries.
7 years after…
In your video _lcCKrLl7Ow
Best beans…
Black beans had 32k units, lentils 28k, red kidney beans 220k units, and the units were umol TE/mg.
Note the units, umol per mg.
Same for lentils.
But in this video on apples, the range is 5000-9000 and the units are umol TE/100g.
The question is…since the divisor is different (mg vs 100g),
are beans 100g/100mg=1000 times more potent in terms of antioxidants? Or are units different across video and studies?
What's the ranking again?
I was interested in this video, but the sound quality is so bad that I cannot hear it. Even with my ear against the speaker, it is difficult to understand what is being said.
I dont have time to play guessing games. Thumbs down.
I had to stop eating so many black beans because they were staining my teeth. Those anthocyanins are powerful.
Im pretty sure that Dr. Greger was taking a huge shit while doing the audio recording for this video.
Why do I find this video to be, just a little confusing. Anyway my take is Black beans, lentils and kidney beans are healthiest with chickpeas coming in fourth place. Am doing research to change over to vegan so, this video has been helpful. Thank you.
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in another one of his newer videos he mentions that chickpeas are number 2 in antioxidant content im confused
Wow, production quality has come a long way in the last 7 years. Just goes to show, YouTubing isn't as easy as it looks.
What about navy beans?
This might be the worst narration I've ever heard on a YouTube video to date.
based only on anti-oxidant content………..
This video needs a Hard copy translation.
My girlfriend has the best bean
Mr Bean is the best.
Try cooking some black beans with onion and cumin – SO yummy!!
Remake!!!
Roll some more of that wonderful Bean footage!
thanks or not dragging out the answer / video. thanks for keeping it short and getting to the point.
Here in Brasil we eat a lot of black beans, specially in Rio de Janeiro. Maybe that’s why my grandmother died with 103 years old. She got me addicted to it.
nice to hear since lentils and kidney beans are my staple legumes !
Is there a concern about the glyphosate spraying of beans in the US? Some reports state that they use it to speed drying/ripening time during the last two weeks or even 5-7 days before harvest, as it saturates the bean killing greens and roots.
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I don't believe this , Split Peas ( green or yellow) are hands down the best since they have high amounts of CYSTEINE which reduces the body's demand for Methionine , and legumes have Methionine as the limiting Amino acid. Dont let polyphenol Antioxidant content be the only determinant of your food, if that is so we should all be eating Almond Skins and Walnut Skins and Kudzu roots or some weird and exotic tree bark . Sulfur containing amino acids replenish Glutathione , not Anthocyanins or Tannins. Split peas reduce blood pressure by increasing Transient BUN values that act as a natural electrolyte sparing diuretic while preventing sodium and potassium excretion and hyponatremia. After split peas comes split black eye beans which is difficult to procure though. Legumes are generally rich in Lysine and Lysine also has protective effects on Kidney health which equates Cardio Health , Lysine supplementation can partly reverse chronic hyponatremia by allowing excess water to get excreted , old world legumes like Lentils and Peas are higher in lysine and peas also have the Cysteine content that most legumes lack . The body can convert Methionine to Cysteine , but Methionine can form homocysteine during the conversion process , direct source of Cysteine bypass that conversion pathway reducing Methionine demands.
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Research shows that beans block the uptake of nutrients to the thyroid as well as other complications to the male reproductive system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnlKHn4zh2c