[Youtube Review][TEDx Talks] Minding your mitochondria | Dr. Terry Wahls | TEDxIowaCity

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DF*******:

Starting at 4:00 take notes, then take those notes with you to the grocery store (or farmer's market). Get at least one item from each category, enough to last until your next trip. I think once you've got the right stuff in your home it's easy.

 

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Top Comments : [TEDx Talks] Minding your mitochondria | Dr. Terry Wahls | TEDxIowaCity

Th**************:

make a green smoothie as a mid morning snack, and a green smoothie as dessert with Lunch or dinner and you've already got your 9 cups of veggies. And it doesn't have to cost more - grow your own veggies in a window box, or raised beds, or shop at a farmers market.You have the information now -  If it's too much trouble, then you are simply addicted to your illness...

kn*******:

Who flagged this video as "outside TED's curatorial guidelines"?  Was it Monsanto?  Or Johnson&Johnson? 
Damn sellouts....

Fa***********:

T Skeen, I have secondary progressive MS, had it undiagnosed and untreated for 4 years that was through high school and my first year of university. I don't believe much in medicine and that it can do much better than healthy eating can. I'm no doctor but after I was put on many different drugs and didn't get any better I regulated my diet very similar to how she did and maintained my healthy lifestyle best I could. I can now run 100m in 11.9 seconds....Two years ago I was wheelchair bound. I'm living proof that what you just said is completely wrong.

Pr*******:

One of the best TED talks I've ever seen. This is the only nutrition class anyone needs.  .   .

Pe**********:

You can't argue success! Her words will ripple in inspiring me as I juice daily and eat huge salads. She's my kind of doctor!

Ki************:

Thank you Dr....I to has MS and have been asking what can I do for myself in this disease to help me get better, feel better.
Thanks once again.

St**********:

The talk was enlightening.  But all of those popup "warnings" from Tedtalk were ridiculous.  I mean really, once is enough.  But having to run that popup repeatedly throughout the video is not only distracting, but frankly, irritating and just a wee bit condescending.  If I were Dr. Terry Wahls, I'd never do another TedTalk after that.  

Gi***:

"let thy food be thy medicine" Hippocrates 400 BC

Es*************:

Thank you ever so much! I've always known, deep deep down, that the food we eat makes a huge difference. I already did some of the things you mention and have felt more or less. Now, after 2 months of the wahls paleo, I feel better than I have in the 24 years since I was diagnosed.

Ke****:

If you have MS or similar symptoms try taking a high dose of vitamin D3, about 10,000 IU daily. This has helped me so much within a matter of weeks.

Sw***********:

I was just diagnosed with MS today, and I am thrilled to have come across this video. I thought I was a healthy 43-year-old woman until today, but I know that my diet has not been the greatest over the years. I have a high metabolism, and have been able to get away with eating unhealthy, processed foods for years...until now. I will be switching to the "hunter-gatherer" diet immediately, and I will update everyone on my condition in the future months. I am so thankful to have come across this video so early in my disease. I am confident that changing my diet will help to slow or halt the progression of my MS.

Ma***********:

This is vitally important information for everyone who cares about their health. Many thanks to Dr. Wahls.

Ca*******************:

I have noticed that there are a few M.S. sufferers that sound very similar to the way I did when I was diagnosed with M.S. ten years ago. I too, had a neurologist that refused to look at alternatives for treatment for this extremely debilitating disease. I did everything that he wanted me to do, took the meds, went to all the appointments & spent THOUSANDS on his best guess. No matter how you slice it, it is referred to as "practicing" medicine, however well educated your physician may be... you pay for them to diagnose and treat according to their guess on what your ailment is. Regardless, I was in a huge amount of pain constantly and the medications had some pretty severe and nasty side-effects. After living in misery for a little over a year, being depressed all the time (daily bouts of crying coupled with suicidal tendencies) and feeling completely helpless/hopeless, I ran into an old childhood friend. This person essentially saved my life by stating the facts and giving me a wake up call. If you don't agree with your physician and/or the treatment, look for an alternative because when it comes to your health, life and happiness, you have every right to explore any and all avenues. I guess the reason why I wrote this ridiculously long comment, is this... just because you don't agree with Dr. Terry Wahls, doesn't make you an authority on whether or not she's correct. Not only that, I just want people to pause and actually use that gray matter betwixt their ears. Question yourself... is it possible that what works for one person, may not work for another? You bet. Is it also possible that what works for several people, may not work for a select few? Absolutely! Try to keep that in mind before you bash on each other or Dr. Wahls for that matter. If it wasn't for people like her that "think outside the box" I more than likely would not be alive today. Be good to one another. Cheers! :)

Ka******:

What a woman! I'm inspired

Ad*******:

Dr Wahls, THANK YOU SO MUCH

Ni************:

TEDx needs to rephrase its "warning" to say, "TEDx's sponsor, Monsanto, and other GMO companies feel threatened by this video because it might make people think about what's in their food. Warning: if you watch it, you might learn something."

sh**************:

I have motor neuron disease that is progressing very slowly.the slow progreesion is because i eat organic vegetables and fruits.plenty of fish and supplemental vitamins which are also organic.i do use a power chair and a non-invasive ventilator which could have been invasive were i not eating healthfully.i still can swallow and speak also because of my beautiful dietary habits.
This lecture only strengthened my determination to keep on keeping on.

K:

Come on TedX, you can't seriously be warning people about watching a talk which suggests that increasing the dietary intake of fresh plants and natural proteins is a better idea than something in a box from a factory.  The more I think about the warnings on this video, the more frustrated/angry/despondent I get about how far the crooked finger of corporatism extends.  In the interests of common sense - please remove the warnings.  Honestly.  Really?

ra**********:

I was recently diagnosed with MS, i asked my drs about what i can do to be healthier, and i am Shocked that they never mentioned changing my diet. I see it all over online, but the dr never suggested that a food change could help. Im going to try this right away!

do********:

Thank you, Dr. Wahl. Eloquent and substantiated. As the old saying goes, "can't argue with success."

Da*******:

What is the deal with the warning label!?!? This is a doctor who is conducting clinical trials on the impact on our health of eating more fruits and vegetables. Wow! How radical! Whatever the "curatorial guidelines" are, they need to be changed. This is ridiculous.

al*******:

Its always impressive to see people who can beat diseases consider incurable or terminal, without using modern medicine

Ma**********:

My letter to TED:

I recently viewed Dr. Terry Wahls' TedX youtube video. A large disclaimer (in fact, more than one disclaimer) displays prominently and sometimes hides part of your view until you close the box. This is distracting. 

But, most of all, it put the entire video in doubt and I'm not sure that's appropriate. It is clear from the video that it is a personal account. It is moving. I'm sure that many people with autoimmune diseases are interested in the content. I have a sister with RA. I'm very interested myself in ways she might be able to stop the TNF drugs she takes, which can be damaging to your health. 

It would be much more helpful if you would provide an explanation up front as to why this video is outside the curatorial guidelines. From what I read, it is not.I have looked at many TedX videos and don't see how this is different. I would appreciate it if you would 1) remove the offensive disclaimers and 2) add a blurb at the beginning of the video or in the comment section as to why you think this is outside the curatorial guidelines. 

I would hate to think the disclaimers are a matter of someone pushing their personal agenda rather than attempt to inform the public of something they might find interesting and useful.

Sincerely, 
Mary

da*******:

Like so many others , i would like to know your official curatorial guidelines.... and where this talk doesn't conform.... thank you !

Va****************:

I thank my God, for helping me to get through what I am about expose to the world. All I wanted was the best for my mom and my dad when it came to their health and lives. I could not get any family support, therefore I prolonged  my research!  I loved both of my parents and so promised my mom, that I woud not give up until I can help others as much as I can and would make this world a better world when it comes to our health and wellness to the best of my ability and knowledge which God has given unto me. I am not a scientist, nor physician, but I do have much determination and perseverance to help where there seems to be no way out. With God anything is possible and I hope that my paper reaches the necessary individuals! 

When it comes to our well-being and coming up with ways of us surviving and living long lives and enjoying our older days, which are blessings from God.  I so miss my mom, and my dad, but with my mom, she carried me for nine months and she never turned her back on me, never!  We had the best last talks, that I and only myself will carry to my grave with peace. I told my mommy I would not give up and I did not, and will not until their are more cures for our health and it begins with my God and my praying! I am now finished my research and am going to have my professors to help me before I publish my findings! Thank You Lord! 

I cried most of the time while putting this together and this video, so reminds me of my mom, but made me more determined when I heard all of the things I knew and I discussed with my mom.  This is an incredible lady who is the presenter of this and have included this video in my findings and paper.

Even though, I am so often misunderstood, I only am one person who loves and was and is determined to make a way out of God's way! ~ Amen. I know without prayer none of what I have accomplished would not even been possible! I pray that I can rest and have peace while I sleep and again tonight, thank You Lord, for never leaving me and sending and for putting the necessary materials and people into my life who will help me to carry this as professional as possible!

Enjoy this video and please listen to every word this wonderful is speaking and please share this video with your family and friends! God bless and good morning!

Sh***********:

I am eating this way for almost 10 years and feals best then ever

Ag********:

This is so far the best TED talk I've seen and an idea truly worth spreading! I don't have MS, but celiac disease. Recently I've become more aware of the amazing power of food, as I can see the immense changes the gluten-free diet has made to my body. Now I'm wiser and try to follow a diet including mostly vegetables, fuits, nuts and seafood. The biggest difference in my diet is using (really) lots of herbs and spices. It's very hard to change your diet so dramatically, but I'm inspired! Thank you!

Ke*****:

It may be outside of TEDx guidelines, but it's well, WELL in line with restorative science.

Li*************:

Dr. Wahl's message is simple, common sense. How disappointing to see the TED warning. What gross corporatism.

If her talk doesn't comport with the supposed mission of TED, I don't what does.

Take the label off -- for shame.

Mi************:

I've been waiting for this TED talk. Excellent.

jc******:

Originally the MS Society banned her from giving any talks at any of their meetings. Now they have given her a $1.5 million grant to pursue her work further through clinical trials and such.

St***********:

Amazing, life changing video.  Everyone should see this.

Ti***********:

The note from TED is really funny! It seems as if somebody is trying to keep the paradigm from shifting towards a less lucrative form.

An*****:

Oh please, don't take this talk down!!! This talk is amazing! It would be unfair!... :(

Be*********:

This video changed my life. Thank you Dr. Wahls. I am improving my MS with food!

Ta*********:

I am up to 6 -7 cups of veggies a day.  Working my way up to 9-10 cups per day.  It has been easier than I thought it would be.

Ta*********:

As was purportedly said by Hippocrates, The Father of  Western Medicine, over 2000 years ago:  “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”  I do not think Dr. Wahls is wrong, or giving out false information, in the least.  Many, if not most, diseases can be prevented &/or cured by the right diet.  For me, it's an organic, mostly plant based, whole food diet.   I would not feed my dog they way that most people eat, and, in fact, give him a raw, organic & non-gmo dog food, and @ 8 he both looks & acts like puppy.. still zipping up and down the stairs like he always has.  My mom, who has been into nutrition and the study of, for over 50 years, is almost 81, and walks 2-5 miles/day, & up to 2000 stairs/day, writes health blogs, and takes not a single medication for any physical ailment. She has read labels for my entire life, and much as I hated that practice which kept me from all the fun stuff, as a kid...I can never thank my mom enough for her due diligence, as an adult.  She is what 81 should look like.. & can look like.  We don't have to be sick and on a myriad of meds, that's the point.  The truth is out there. 

Ka*********:

This is the best TED Talk I have ever seen! As a 21 year old who is 120 lbs. overweight, has just had some prostatitis, and is beginning to experience scary symptoms such as frequent thirst/urination (type 2 diabetes) and some blurry vision in my right eye along with numbness and fatigue (MS), this talk hits home so, so hard. Further, I have a dream to be a physician which seems in jeopardy considering my current health. As a student with limited finances, I will try to begin this paleo diet at least partially and hope and pray that it will bring results and save my life.

Ra*********:

Nice talk.. I am suffering from MS since last 3 years. Currently i am on interferon, weekly. recently I have gone through this presentation and web page for the nutrition, referred by doctor. Its not matter of believing on words, she said. Food actually affect the body. Since last three months i am trying to follow the paleo diet. Eating green regularly. Since i am veggie so for omega 3 , i am depend on walnuts and dry fruits. My doctor told me to continue on interferon for three years. I have challenge my self not more then six month. No more injections. I hate it every week............      

 

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