Podcast: You Say Potato – Parte I

Sono ricchi di fibre, ricchi di vitamine e minerali. E come li cucini conta. Questo episodio contiene l'audio di:
https://nutritionfacts.org/video/do-potatoes-increase-the-risk-of-diabetes/
https://nutritionfacts.org/video/do-potatoes-increase-the-risk-of-high- blood-pressure-and-death/
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54 Risposte a “Podcast: You Say Potato – Parte I”

  1. Whole Foods still has purple sweet potatoes available even in July (supposedly out of season). Ps don’t forget about acrilamide—I boil mine (lower temp)

  2. Thousands and thousands of 'McDougallers' prove that as part of a WFPB diet, potatoes along with veggies etc, resolve type 2 diabetes and also other health issues.

  3. I make a large pot of soup every 5 or 6 days with 8 vegetables and either beans or lentils. One of the vegetables is potatoes just like the people in Sardinia Italy and Ikaria Greece who eat potatoes regularly in their soup. No fast food no highly processed foods and either no animal products or limiting animal products to much less than 10% of your diet is the way to go.

  4. Cooking method is critical toward healthiness of the food in focus.
    Best to worst: steaming, boiling, sauteing, broiling, grilling, oil frying.

  5. This seems to give the green light to potato consumption, unlike previous videos on the subject. I do continue to include white potatoes along with many other more healthy vegetables. Remember to cool the white potatoes then reheat for less detrimental effects.

  6. Andrew Taylor "Spud Fit" only ate potatoes for a year and lost 120 lbs. His blood work improved, and he cured his depression and anxiety.

  7. Desde que le sigo y me documento con toda la información de su web, he podido cambiar los alimentos que ingiero y la manera en que los cocino. Papas fritas en la AirFryer muy raras veces, cuando el plato lo requiere (más por no variar mucho el platillo). Cuando de tubérculos se trata, más consumo camote morado, por lo general al vapor y menos veces, al horno o en la AirFryer

  8. I believe in Dr McDougall you're like the rest of the plant based doctors don't eat starch only eat broccoli and kale and be hungry and go about the animal products

  9. I have a theory about eating potatoes.
    Potatoes aren't unhealthy to eat, but eating potatoes can be unhealthy!

    Potatoes are cheap, satiating and large in volume.
    One may eat some meat, fish, fowl or some vegan protein and eat a couple baked potatoes and have no room left for any multi color fruits, vegetables, legumes or grains, then, being derived of all the many nutrients derived from such.
    Just do what I do.
    Eat a couple of tangerine sized potatoes, THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITH SKINS ON.
    You'll get the nutritional benefits of potatoes, their hungry curbing quality and the full benefits of other whole foods, that one includes in the meal.

  10. They Raise Blood Glucose To Dangerous Levels,,over and over until the Damage is Done ..Then you Die, Doctor Dork…..Like everyone else ..And GOD is not judging you on your Diet,,but on everything HE Calls Sin ..Dr Nerdo, seems to think ,not eating Meat ,gives him Bragging rights, in the Hereafter ..Not true Doc..JESUS Died for Meat eaters Sins ,just like the Vegetable eaters ..Matter of Fact ,it s PROUD People. he detests.,not Meat eaters .. (anyone, we know : ) ???.

  11. Discovered a new way to cook white, red and Yukon potatoes. I call it Smashed potatoes. Wash and cut the potatoes in 1/2, Microwave till soft enough to smash. Place potatoes on a cooking sheet or parchment paper top and bottom. Use a sauce pan to smash the potatoes flat. Remove the top sheet. Cook skin side down conventional oven 375 degrees for 45 min. Cook till golden brown and crispy. No condiments oil or butter needed!

  12. I love potato. Always have. Up until air-fryers came out most of my potato's were steamed with skin on. Now I've been pre-cooking and chilling potato and then reheat with the air fryer. I'm wondering if we were better off without air fryers?

  13. GMO Hybrid potatoes is what you need to stay clear from, do this………….buy a contaminated potato from Idaho and a organic potato, put both in your pantry for 7 days and look at the results, you will not like what you see.

  14. Okay, anecdotic I know – I fasted for 24 hours with water only. My BP dropped and I lost 3 lbs. I am thinking that I am abusing the salt shaker, and using products w/ a lot of sodium.

  15. Any chance these studies took into account the amount of pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, GMO's, and other chemicals and heavy metals in the potatoes? I love all potatoes, but they are definitely a sink for contamination and since they are so popular, ie. fries I'm sure there are some seriously unscrupulous methods for getting the best bang for the buck growing them, just look at the contracts McDonald's has with growers, it's scary. Grow your own if you can, it's really easy 😊

  16. In the UK you can buy deep fried battered Snickers. It might catch on in the USA? You could make the argument, that peanuts are unhealthy because that the eaters of such a delicacy , tend to be obese.

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