Top 10 Foods To Unclog Arteries Naturally & Prevent Heart Attack

Top 10 Foods To Unclog Arteries Naturally & Prevent Heart Attack


Top 10 Foods To Unclog Arteries Naturally & Prevent Heart Attack

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0.08 -> Hello Health Champions Today I want to talk about the top 10 foods
4.5 -> to unclog your arteries but more importantly I want to talk about a few mechanisms because
11.13 -> without the bigger picture lists like this can be extremely misleading traditionally
17.1 -> we've heard that there are certain foods that are clogging up harders and they're always
22.23 -> the same list the cream the butter the eggs high fat cheese and the meat the saturated
30.039 -> fat the dietary cholesterol and we're told this stuff ends up in arteries and therefore
36.49 -> you should avoid it but is it really that way it works well the true cause of cardiovascular
44.19 -> disease and there is little dispute there is little down or controversy about this today
50.71 -> the real cause is inflammation and and when we look at these foods what we find is that
59.42 -> there is no association when we compare inflammation to these foods these foods do not cause inflammation
69.09 -> and therefore they cannot be the cause of cardiovascular disease so we have to get past
76.53 -> that way of thinking and then we come across list and videos like this where we hear about
83.229 -> you that are unclogged and these could be things like garlic and turmeric pomegranate
89.799 -> sesame and flax walnuts and Druids leafy creams and were told that these are foods that will
97.46 -> unclog your arms were told that the things on this list are superfoods that they have
104.979 -> some magical miracle properties that will just take care of everything for you and I'm
110.54 -> not saying that these foods are bad they're excellent foods and you should eat them but
116.13 -> you should not think of them as Miracles because that puts us into the allopathic mindset and
123.42 -> what does that mean the allopathic mindset is what is plagued us for the last 50 years
129.379 -> or so what we think that the symptom is this thing that randomly attacks us that we need
136.9 -> to treat the kill so now we get a pill or medication or we get a super food and we think
144.04 -> the treating the symptom that superfood is the way to go but we forget that the symptom
151.5 -> is a result of something that wasn't working and we forget to fix the thing that wasn't
159.06 -> working instead we just cover it up the treat something temporarily without getting to the
165.84 -> root cause so I want you to listen very carefully to this you don't miss this point that yes
172.209 -> we're going to start implementing these 10 foods but the most important thing about those
177.19 -> foods is what you do before so there's three steps to this and before you ever get there
183.819 -> you want to stop putting in the bad stuff because there is no super food that can undo
190.909 -> the bad things that you put in if you keep putting in the things that create the problem
195.09 -> there's nothing you can add to that to undo it so we have to stop the bad then number
201.62 -> two is we ask some good and these are just good solid food and then we start thinking
209.349 -> super food medicinal properties herbs and things like that right three steps first we
215.92 -> have to stop putting in the thing that causes the problem and those are things that cause
221.989 -> inflammation oxidative stress and damaged LDL not LDL cholesterol by itself because
230.28 -> that is a good thing but when that LDL gets damaged by inflammation and oxidative stress
236.959 -> now we have a problem and the things that cause inflammation and oxidative stress or
243.17 -> sugar grain vegetable oils processed foods toxins and stress and that's basically what
249.43 -> most of the videos on this channel are about so just go find those and learn more about
256.47 -> all of these different things in more detail so again step one is to remove the job stop
263.419 -> putting in the things that caused the problem so now we can get to step two which is to
268.83 -> add food and this is any form of real food animal or plants well we want both they have
276.53 -> different properties animal products or neutral to inflammation they provide building blocks
284.02 -> they provide what I call genuine replacement parts that's what your body needs to build
291.22 -> tissues the plants are also good food they don't provide so many genuine replacement
296.52 -> parts but they have other things in them they have other nutrients they have phytonutrients
301.9 -> they have fiber and also a class of chemicals called polyphenols that have been shown to
308.19 -> reduce inflammation and then we have essential facts essential means you cannot live without
315.039 -> it so that's kind of important and that's part of the body's ability to regulate inflammation
323.06 -> so we have something called ala Alpha Lino Venus acid this is by classification the essential
332.16 -> fatty acid that we need the omega-3 however what the body is really looking for is the
338.31 -> next step which is called EPA and DHA which you can find in fish oil now ala is classified
347.479 -> as essential because the body can turn ala into EPA and DHA and therefore EPA DHA are
355.47 -> not classified as essential even though they are the end product that your body is actually
361.34 -> looking for here's the problem that the conversion of ala to EPA and DHA is very poor and the
371.15 -> core your health is the poorer your metabolic health is the less you're going to convert
378.699 -> so the really healthy people they can probably get away with just taking the Ala which you
383.699 -> get from things like flax but if you can't convert if you have some metabolic issues
390.3 -> now you do need to add that ETA DHA which you get fish and there's also a lot of talk
396.009 -> about the balance between Omega 3s and Omega 60s and we want to understand that both Omega
402.539 -> 3 and 6 are necessary but one that tends to help the body regulate more anti-inflammatory
410.49 -> and one is a little pro-inflammatory we need both but we need balance we need about a one
416.75 -> to one or one to two or maybe you want to three ratio but with the modern and with lots
423.87 -> of rain and Seed oils and grain-fed beef Etc we often find that the omega-6 is dominating
431.509 -> 20 to 1 and now that's very strongly pro-inflammatory number one is fatty fish because here we have
440.889 -> an animal protein that gives us good building blocks but it also has lots of these essential
448.21 -> fats for getting the EPA DHA and high doses salmon sardines and macro are excellent sources
455.759 -> those are some of the fish with less Mercury and toxic but very high levels of Omega Freaks
464.08 -> and you also want to look for wild costs fish because if it's wild then it's whatever was
471.59 -> available in nature which was the appropriate diet for that fish but if it's farm-raised
477.61 -> now they're going to feed it hormones and colorings and whatever garbage makes that
483.319 -> fish grow as fast as possible and give it properties for Market not for Health number
490.05 -> two is any sort of Animal product that was raised on land but was raised healthily raised
498.83 -> in a natural way so it's the meat if the cows ate grass damage healthy it butter came from
506.139 -> grass-fed cows if the dairy came from grass-fed cows then it's good for the most part so I
513.479 -> put a little question mark on Dairy though because the more we process the milk and the
519.269 -> dairy the harder it is for us humans to digest it so a lot of people do have sensitivities
525.49 -> and you want to be a little careful with different forms of theory so butter is great and fermented
533.25 -> dairy is also really good for the vast majority of people good if it was raised under good
540.89 -> conditions chicken ran around having a normal chicken life Under the Blue Sky eating grass
547.61 -> and Bugs called pasture then that poultry is healthy and so are there eggs and this
555.14 -> is the biggest obstacle most people have to overcome because these are great food but
559.82 -> we've been scared that all these foods are high and saturated fat they clog arteries
566.51 -> that high in cholesterol they're clog arteries but the question we have to ask is are these
573.05 -> Foods inflammatory and the answer is no these facts saturated fats are very very stable
581.269 -> they don't interact they don't react much with oxygen they're neutral and that's why
588.3 -> they're good foods because they don't provoke inflammation as a matter of fact a lot of
594.12 -> people use these foods to reduce inflammation
598.13 -> To reduce inflammation if you go on a clean diet by Whole30 or a Paleo automu diets then
606.339 -> these are typically foods that you can all include number three nuts and seeds we have
612.67 -> flax Chia hemp and we have walnuts and completely and these are the nuts and seeds that are
618.779 -> the highest in ALA alpha limolini acid that again the body can't convert that into EPA
626.39 -> DHA which we get from fish but the conversion is very poor but it doesn't mean that it's
632.85 -> not a good idea to get a good amount of distill if you can get it from a clean Source you
639.579 -> don't want to get rancid and old seeds or oil but as long as it's fresh it's still good
646.34 -> food and if you eat more of this it means you're probably eat less of something else
650.639 -> that would be harmful and another thing is fine in the seeds the flags Chia and hemp
655.69 -> are very very high levels of soluble fiber so they're going to help the gut motility
661.66 -> and your microbiome environment as well and peeling nuts are kind of rare in the Western
668.79 -> World in the US but they're very common in the Philippines so if you haven't heard of
675.05 -> them that's why number four leafy greens provides a good foundation for everything it's very
680.87 -> low carb it's very high nutrient very high fiber Romaine arugula green leaf lettuce kale
688.81 -> chard and spinach are all great sources now some people don't do so well with oxalates
696.32 -> or oxalic acid so you might want to limit the spinach a little bit cook it for reporting
703.68 -> number five or other vegetables so other than the leafy greens you have cruciferous vegetables
710.399 -> that can be other forms they contain glucosinolates and cruciferous vegetables have been shown
717.24 -> to reduce inflammation and help detox and cleanse the liver and the liver of course
723.15 -> is like the central Hub of metabolic disease we get fatty liver we get insulin resistance
729.589 -> we get the metabolic syndrome and decorative acid so anything we can do to help deliver
736.38 -> is going to be great for avoiding heart disease an examples of cruciferous vegetables are
742.959 -> broccoli cauliflower cabbage arugula brussel sprouts kale radishes and rutabaga so there's
751.56 -> some long list of different things and they seem like they have a wide range of properties
757.769 -> but what they have in common is that the flower of the plant forms a four leaf cross that's
765.26 -> where the word cruciferous comes from and in additional vegetables that are great things
772.44 -> like bell pepper avocado celery asparagus artichoke and citrus course is not a vegetable
779.94 -> but it's something else that good to add because you don't use so much of it so you can just
784.88 -> get a little bit of sugar and it has lots of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties
791.5 -> a couple of more good things what are cucumber and eggplant soap fennel that's a phenolic
800.98 -> ring that's this six carbon ring that occurs in many different places in many different
808.51 -> food hundreds of different foods and poly means it has more than one of these rings
814.62 -> for molecule and now we have a class of chemicals called polyphenols that have been shown to
820.85 -> reduce inflammation so it is a good idea to include foods with a lot of fennels but which
828.62 -> ones do we pick extra virgin olive oil has a lot flax has a lot congs oregano clothes
836.24 -> cocoa or old good sources of this and if we look at other lists very often we'll see things
842.7 -> like dates and great pomegranate wheat Rye soybean products red wine and here's the problem
852.24 -> that while these food have polyphenols who are we talking about we're talking about the
859.48 -> people are trying to avoid or reverse heart disease and these people have a metabolic
866.73 -> problem they are insulin resistant they have poor metabolic health and the worst thing
872.29 -> that they can do even if they get some benefit from the polyperals the worst thing they can
877.521 -> do is to add a bunch of sugar because that's what created the problem in the first place
882.72 -> so yes look for some foods that have polyphenols but don't add something to undo the benefit
891.24 -> of the polyphenols so dates for example are almost pure sugar and a lot of these like
897.49 -> pomegranates been pronounced as a superfood but the sugar content is also really high
904 -> so if you're already metabolic with healthy then you can have some of these but if you're
911.11 -> trying to reverse heart disease then you're not metabolic with healthy and then these
916.55 -> are not a good idea you stop putting in the bad across the problem we put in some good
925.32 -> help the body make building blocks and energy and provide a good foundation now we're ready
932.19 -> for the medicinal thinking you will so herbal compounds can be very beneficial things like
939.81 -> curcumin and Resveratrol and tree bark extract those have anti-inflammatory properties and
948.48 -> I would say that you can get them fresh a supplement but if you can find them fresh
955.11 -> then do that as a foundation again because whatever Nature Made is going to have more
962.11 -> of the components with it so turmeric for example comes as a root but you can also buy
968.5 -> as a powder number eight is fish oil as a supplement and I do believe that unless you
974.779 -> eat fish every single day most people would benefit from taking a supplement so most official
981.25 -> supplements going to have EPA and DHA in a certain ratio usually about three to two means
987.959 -> a little bit more of the EPA so EPA stands for icosapenta inoic acid don't worry about
995.759 -> the name it supports vascular health so the anti-inflammatory benefits are probably mostly
1005.48 -> from the ETA the DHA however can be even more important in a different way because DHA stands
1015.01 -> for don't Costa hexa and noic acid it's a little bit longer of a molecule but this is
1021.47 -> your brain building something else most of the fatty acids most of the Omega-3s in your
1028.63 -> cell membranes and in your body and in your brain are made up of DHS it's huge really
1035.99 -> important building block of nervous tissue and therefore if you're missing this often
1041.85 -> times your brain isn't quite working the way it's supposed to and we can have things like
1047.73 -> Stress and Anxiety and focus and because the frontal lobe is 2D so what we find is with
1055.179 -> DHA people often find relief with all of these as well as a better functioning frontal lobe
1063.58 -> and now if you have more DHA and less stress than that's also going to start affecting
1069.84 -> inflammation so they work in conjunction but I would say if you sort of just looking for
1076.91 -> a general then you go with something that has about a three to two but if you're looking
1081.799 -> to specifically address something anxiety and some brain function then you want to look
1087.429 -> for something that higher than DHA number nine is B vitamins and they're super important
1094.2 -> in the mitochondria where we make energy they act as catalysts for moving the process of
1100.799 -> energy production forward there's also something called homocysteine and this is something
1107.21 -> that's very pro-inflammatory it is very strongly correlated to heart disease and you can measure
1114.9 -> this pretty simply on a blood test and the normal range is 0 to 15 but you really want
1120.65 -> to keep it about half of that like zero to seven is a much better level and less is better
1127.58 -> so this is a byproduct it's an intermediate that we can turn in in a second step we can
1135.71 -> turn it into something harmless if we have enough vitamins we need B12 B6 and folded
1143.059 -> acid and the people that have trouble with this conversion of people have a genetic defect
1151.49 -> call the MTHFR you have one of these genes of each of your parents and you could have
1158.64 -> a mutation in one or both and about 30 to 40% of the people in the US have a mutation
1168.409 -> in one of these and then that means that you have to build up of this will potentially
1174.6 -> have a buildup of this homocysteine and you're more prone to heart disease and you can ask
1180.809 -> for this on your blood test it's not that difficult to test and if you can't remember
1186.16 -> it then there's a little acronym there that I can't say out loud in this video but you
1190.96 -> get the idea but even though this is a serious problem there's a relatively simple fix and
1197.06 -> it's to take some B vitamins and to make sure that they're methylated because if they contain
1202.559 -> a methyl group a methyl donor then that helps the conversion of this homocysteine into this
1209.7 -> harmless comment and this is what nutritional yeast look like it's a whole food it's a great
1216.51 -> source of the full spectrum B vitamins to provide a foundation for your life and number
1223.82 -> 10 are enzymes enzymes great things down in the body they can be in your digestive tract
1230.03 -> and break down food but they can also be systemic enzymes and break down things in your body
1237.2 -> and there's a supplement form we can take something called nattokinase or lumbrokinase
1244.15 -> that are special important for breaking down things we don't want related to cardiovascular
1250.18 -> disease so these are called fibrinolytic so when we make blood clots in the body there's
1256.52 -> something called fibrin and these enzymes help break down excessive amounts of that
1264.4 -> and the two times that can be super important one is if you have cardiovascular disease
1271.419 -> blood clots the other is with covid-19 infections because huge problems both during the acute
1281.71 -> faces and in many many months after is that there are blood clots we have too high blood
1288.59 -> viscosity as a result of the infection and then there's a really good chance that nattokinase
1295.9 -> and lumberokinase can help break down those blood clots and improve the blood viscosity
1302.45 -> again and there's also some evidence that the fibrin that makes up these blood clots
1308.07 -> are also linked to the platforms this would be one way that we can actually reverse plaque
1314.33 -> of course if we first have done steps one to that we talked about and then there are
1320.87 -> other enzymes as well so are peptase that is proteolated that can break down other aspects
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