Understanding Food – Part 2 – Nutrition by Natalie

July 6th, 2009

25 Responses

  1. MonsieurGarcia Says:

    Yay for this video. …
    Yay for this video.

    Losing 55 pounds so far, and still have more to go. More people must no this. Keep up the great work, Natalie.

  2. shuangyang66 Says:

    do you have a …
    do you have a boyfriend?

  3. qtster Says:

    I like to eat …
    I like to eat vegetarian meals but I want to make sure that I am getting enough protein. I have heard that eating beans with a grain will produce a complete protein. What else should be eaten in combination? Also, will nuts and seeds provide enough fats without eating meat?

  4. didieraymond Says:

    you forgot oxygen …
    you forgot oxygen natalie butler!

  5. BonesAreUgly Says:

    eat carrots :D
    eat carrots :D

  6. BonesAreUgly Says:

    hi, you actually …
    hi, you actually don’t get the sat soluble vitamins just cos you eat saturated fats, it’s just that your body can’t use those vitamins unless you have fats in you diet :)

  7. ayirut Says:

    But cocos oil is …
    But cocos oil is saturated, and healthy. You are great, thanks!

  8. reisom6 Says:

    :0 nice!
    :0 nice!

  9. wyattvictor Says:

    It turns out it’s …
    It turns out it’s just her shirt that’s flashing. No subliminal messages.

    They quite rudly corrected me on this. (I sure hope it wasn’t Natalie who said that; I thought I liked her).

  10. nicholepat71 Says:

    Thank you for …
    Thank you for sharing your knowledge in a clear, informative way. I would love to see a video on eating smaller more frequent meals versus three square meals with no snacks. Another topic that I’m interested is the idea of different body types doing better on certain types of diets. For example, some people may fare better on a vegetarian diet than others. I’m wondering how you would be able to know or are there tests that could help you decide how your body can optimally function.

  11. svetlanabulj Says:

    omg thank you so …
    omg thank you so much!
    i’ve watched like most of your vids and they’re really informative and helpful and they’ve helped me with keeping healthy -which is hard for me to do cause i love fatty foods because for some reason i don’t gain weight.

  12. mkronner63 Says:

    Awesome video Very …
    Awesome video Very informative. Natalie has a way of simplifying the content and making it understandable. Also it is nice to see a person speak about Nutrition that also looks so healthy.

  13. grapeswithranch Says:

    this was sooooooooo …
    this was sooooooooo healpful! i had learned this in school but i totally forgot :S soo yeah , love the videos … thanKs

  14. vertigate Says:

    Thanks for the …
    Thanks for the answer ;) These videos are amazing. I now try to understand and experiment with the different foods and this is great information.

  15. psychetruth Says:

    A, D, E and K

    D, E …
    A, D, E and K

    D, E, and K you can get from non-saturated sources easily. A is the more difficult one but you can get it in fish and diary productions.

  16. vertigate Says:

    What are the fat …
    What are the fat soluble vitamins and can you only get them through saturated fats?

  17. YouTvbeSucksMyCock Says:

    you’re smart, …
    you’re smart, you’re hot. Let’s mate.

  18. pinkviolet77 Says:

    Great video Natalie …
    Great video Natalie! Thank You! :D

  19. dominicanville Says:

    There is a video on …
    There is a video on Youtube that says that Salmon doesn’t carry the fatty acids in it’s flesh, that it carries it in it’s fins (Which most don’t eat). Sorry Natalie I can’t find that video that I saw…

  20. rng0007 Says:

    u r cute
    u r cute

  21. RUSHfann0 Says:

    Go Vegan and Raw !
    Go Vegan and Raw !

  22. RUSHfann0 Says:

    Dark Green Leafy …
    Dark Green Leafy Vegetables

  23. bobbob135 Says:

    U didnt say omega 9 …
    U didnt say omega 9!! wth

  24. psychetruth Says:

    beef, poultry, fish …
    beef, poultry, fish, eggs, dairy products, nuts, seeds, and legumes like black beans or any combination of rice, corn, potatoes, beans with the addition of any fruit supplies all amino acids, minerals and vitamins except B12.

  25. w3sb Says:

    so what food has …
    so what food has all amino acids in?

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