#1 Harvard Doctor: "Eat This Before It's Too Late" | Dr Georgia Ede

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• OT

  @ottylorena · 1 year ago

  I was diagnosed with Sjogren’s Syndrome 18 months ago. I completely changed my diet (cut alcohol, sugars, simple carbs, ultra processed foods, added good fats like avocado, nuts, olive oil, drink more water, etc.), and my life has changed for good so much. I was experiencing pain in my fingers, I had no energy, etc., not anymore.

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• AL

  @alaskabarb8089 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Good interview, but I hate these sorts of sensationalist, shock titles.  It causes sensationalist title fatigue, and bait-and-switch video title fatigue.  If you’re doing serious interviews, just use serious, fact-based titles, please.

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• TA

  @TaranPaupore · 1 year ago

  The volume kicked off for a time.

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• TH

  @TheWayToPiece · 1 year ago

  I stopped eating foods with gluten and seed oils....my knee and hip joints are feeling so much better. I increased good fats and organ meats and eat very little carbs, feeling so much better 👍

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• EL

  @elizabethtovar3603 · 1 year ago

  I had a fiance with adhd. His new doctor wouldn't prescribe his usual meds that had worked for him for years. He switched him to Vyvanse. Immediately, he became HOMICIDAL. This went on for about a few weeks. We went tohis new doctor together to cha.ge his meds back to his normal prescription. No luck. Finally, my then fiance flushed the Vyvanse. He knew it was the medication doing that to him. Sure enough, I read the paper insert... HOMICIDAL TENDENCIES. I wish he hadnt flushed rhe medication to our water system, but glad he recognized what was causing him to be unregulated and changed it.

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• PC

  @PC2011HK · 1 year ago (edited)

  I like the Dr.&apos;s line of questioning / inquiry. &nbsp;How she use the facts and balance them. &nbsp;<br>Well Balanced. &nbsp;Good information:<br>1) &quot;#1 Harvard Doctor: &quot;Eat This &gt;&gt;Way&lt;&lt; Before It&apos;s Too Late&quot; | Dr Georgia Ede&quot; &nbsp;<br>2) &quot;Saturated fact is not bad. &nbsp;It is the most efficient way for the body to store excess energy.&quot;

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• CH

  @christinepiwowarczyk4270 · 1 year ago

  Glad we are finally learning the truth!

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• JO

  @johnslinn6395 · 1 year ago (edited)

  This is one of the most beneficial, &nbsp;interviews based on sciene and real- world experience, that i have listened to. One core point discussed is that we are all individuals. &nbsp;<br>I am second generating Canadian from an Anglo Saxon ( British) background. &nbsp;My wife is 100% Chinese. &nbsp;We eat together and share the same diet. &nbsp; &nbsp;When I traveled, i found that the water and soil &nbsp;conditions &nbsp;in each area where i &nbsp;lived affected my health, however slightly &nbsp;Even moving from Ontario, &nbsp;Canada to British Columbia, Canada made a difference. &nbsp;<br>Thank you for the balanced interview. I hope it will open minds and help bring different approaches together toward a common goal of health for ALL.

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• M.

  @m.dharmendrasharma4797 · 1 year ago

  🫡Amazing conversation like always..That&apos;s the reason I like and appreciate her for videos.. ♾️👍

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• MA

  @maggiemalone5957 · 1 year ago

  Exactly! People with ADHD have too much attention, and it&apos;s on everything, everywhere, all the time!

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• HE

  @Helen-nv8el · 1 year ago

  Please, yes round two would be great. I get so much from each talk, and Georgia&apos;s &nbsp;book is a complete guide to brain health.

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• DA

  @dadbosworth6838 · 1 year ago

  Good interview thank you for sharing

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