bjbjLULU Hi, this is Dr. Dzung Price from Beyond Good Health, and I just want to tell
you a little bit about the benefits of having cultured food or fermented food into your
diet, because it truly transforms the inner ecology of your body, which is going to help
you with brighter complexion, clearer skin.
Having fermented or cultured foods, which means you're taking raw foods and then you're
actually fermenting or culturing it and adding friendly bacteria or yeast to it, so you end
up with food that's rich in enzyme, rich in lacto-bacilli, right in enzymes that help
you digest that food or the food is already pre-digested.
It has very, very beneficial cleansing effects on the inner organs of your body.
So what I've got here, this is a dairy kefir that I've actually produced from raw milk.
I just buy raw milk from the health food store, and you can either use any of the kefir grains
that we talked about before.
The kefir grains look a little bit like these little clumps of cauliflower, which is actually
in this coconut kefir that I've just made, or it looks like soggy white rice, which is
actually in this coconut kefir that I've actually just made as well.
So, just the thing about it is you want to fill the kefir water right up to the top as
much as you can, so there's only a little bit of air so you don't have too much bacteria
inside.
You're not growing any bacteria, so it should be airtight, and you leave that for a couple
of days, maybe, probably only up to 48 hours.
You've just got to taste it and see if it's ready.
With the dairy kefir, you can either use those kefir grains or you can buy a starter kit
from the health food store which is really sachets of lacto-bacilli and yeast and milk
cultures.
So, you can put this into like raw milk and basically you just mix it together.
You have to make sure that this is actually at room temperature.
Then basically, you just leave that to culture for 36, 48, 72 hours, depending on your taste.
Then you just put it in the fridge.
Now, usually when you have milk, it's very mucus forming.
It clogs up your intestine.
It's very allergenic.
A lot of people have reactions to milk or intolerances to milk.
They find it difficult to digest the milk protein.
But kefir is actually entirely different.
You can make kefir yogurt out of dairy, and it completely turns to good mucus.
There's bad mucus and there's actually good mucus.
This mucus actually is cleansing for the intestine.
So it's very cleansing for the colon and aids in constipation.
It has highly beneficial effects on the liver, so it supports the liver in its detoxification
capabilities.
Coconut kefir, especially, is full of rich nutrients and minerals.
So it doesn't have a lot of vitamins, but it has a lot of minerals.
So you want to actually be drinking coconut kefir on a regular basis because it is so
good for your skin, hair, nails.
If you consume it on a regular basis, you're going to look younger.
Your complexion is going to be more radiant, and you're going to feel more energy.
So there are a lot of benefits of adding these cultured and fermented foods into your diet.
The other thing I want to show you sometime is how I make sauerkraut.
So sauerkraut is just essentially raw cabbage, like this.
You can see that they've shredded cabbage, and essentially I make it with that and Celtic
sea salt and it just to make the brine together.
That is highly beneficial because it's raw and it's pre-digested.
So this will really transform the inner ecology of your digestive track, and you are going
to find that your bowels are better, your stomach flattens, and your flatulence improves.
Your digestion of other foods, when consumed with them, helps to digest other foods.
So it's really beneficial to help crowd out all those other pathogenic bugs in your gut.
So then you're going to find that your immune system also gets enhanced and is stronger
and more robust.
That's something that you can prepare very easily at home and just really consider as
a lifestyle addition to your diet.
So we're going to see you next time, and I'm going to show you how to make some sauerkraut.
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