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    Do we need carbs to survive? Coming right up. I am Dr. Ekberg with Wellness
    Do we need carbs to survive? Coming right up. I am Dr. Ekberg with Wellness

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    For Life and if you'd like to truly master health by understanding how the
    For Life and if you'd like to truly master health by understanding how the

  • 00:12

    body really works make sure that you subscribe and hit that notification bell
    body really works make sure that you subscribe and hit that notification bell

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    so that you don't miss anything one of the most common questions that I get is
    so that you don't miss anything one of the most common questions that I get is

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    how much carbs do I need don't we have to eat carbs don't we need carbohydrates
    how much carbs do I need don't we have to eat carbs don't we need carbohydrates

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    for blood sugar doesn't the brain need glucose and sugar to function the answer
    for blood sugar doesn't the brain need glucose and sugar to function the answer

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    to all those questions is no we don't the simplest way of answering that is to
    to all those questions is no we don't the simplest way of answering that is to

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    say that there are essential amino acids there are essential fatty acids but
    say that there are essential amino acids there are essential fatty acids but

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    there are no essential carbohydrates so we need amino acids to make proteins
    there are no essential carbohydrates so we need amino acids to make proteins

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    we need essential fatty acids for membranes and hormone precursors but
    we need essential fatty acids for membranes and hormone precursors but

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    carbs we can do without there is no essential carbohydrate so
    carbs we can do without there is no essential carbohydrate so

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    that's the short answer but then don't we need carbohydrates for
    that's the short answer but then don't we need carbohydrates for

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    energy and again the answer is no the preferred source of fuel for energy is
    energy and again the answer is no the preferred source of fuel for energy is

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    actually fat most of the body parts run best on fat but what about the brain
    actually fat most of the body parts run best on fat but what about the brain

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    doesn't the brain have to have glucose for blood sugar yes the brain uses some
    doesn't the brain have to have glucose for blood sugar yes the brain uses some

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    glucose but high blood sugar is actually very dangerous it's very toxic to the
    glucose but high blood sugar is actually very dangerous it's very toxic to the

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    brain and that's why the body is so concerned with getting rid of it with
    brain and that's why the body is so concerned with getting rid of it with

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    insulin so anytime the blood sugar gets too high the body pumps out a ton of
    insulin so anytime the blood sugar gets too high the body pumps out a ton of

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    insulin to get the blood sugar down because high blood sugar makes the brain
    insulin to get the blood sugar down because high blood sugar makes the brain

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    degenerate faster so the brain prefers really really stable blood sugar and if
    degenerate faster so the brain prefers really really stable blood sugar and if

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    you cut back on the carbs significantly the body switches to another fuel source
    you cut back on the carbs significantly the body switches to another fuel source

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    called ketones and all of us actually make a little bit
    called ketones and all of us actually make a little bit

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    Ketones especially in the morning when we haven't eaten when we fasted all
    Ketones especially in the morning when we haven't eaten when we fasted all

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    night so all of us know how to use ketones in the brain and if you get on
    night so all of us know how to use ketones in the brain and if you get on

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    to a ketogenic diet you don't have to get very far into ketosis a very
    to a ketogenic diet you don't have to get very far into ketosis a very

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    moderate level of nutritional ketosis actually means your brain is burning
    moderate level of nutritional ketosis actually means your brain is burning

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    more than 50% of the fuel from ketones rather than glucose so the brain also
    more than 50% of the fuel from ketones rather than glucose so the brain also

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    has alternative fuel sources and whatever little glucose that it needs
    has alternative fuel sources and whatever little glucose that it needs

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    that it can't get from ketones the body can very readily make from other sources
    that it can't get from ketones the body can very readily make from other sources

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    primarily protein so there is absolutely no need to have carbohydrates in the
    primarily protein so there is absolutely no need to have carbohydrates in the

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    diet for survival another important organ we know is the heart it's a muscle
    diet for survival another important organ we know is the heart it's a muscle

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    and it's preferred source of fuel it runs almost exclusively on fat and
    and it's preferred source of fuel it runs almost exclusively on fat and

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    saturated fat at that so if you don't eat enough fat then your body has to
    saturated fat at that so if you don't eat enough fat then your body has to

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    make the saturated fat and just has to go through that extra motion your
    make the saturated fat and just has to go through that extra motion your

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    muscles you've probably heard that the best way to burn fat is to do low
    muscles you've probably heard that the best way to burn fat is to do low

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    intensity exercise such as walking because when you keep your heart rate
    intensity exercise such as walking because when you keep your heart rate

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    below 120 and you're doing truly aerobic exercise meaning you don't pant and you
    below 120 and you're doing truly aerobic exercise meaning you don't pant and you

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    can keep a regular conversation going then you're burning mostly fat for fuel
    can keep a regular conversation going then you're burning mostly fat for fuel

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    so under normal circumstances fat is the preferred fuel for almost every organ in
    so under normal circumstances fat is the preferred fuel for almost every organ in

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    the body including the brain so even if you don't have to have carbohydrates
    the body including the brain so even if you don't have to have carbohydrates

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    that doesn't mean that you can never have any we just want to understand
    that doesn't mean that you can never have any we just want to understand

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    which carbohydrates are a little bit better and which ones are quite a bit
    which carbohydrates are a little bit better and which ones are quite a bit

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    worse and the reason that you're white might want to eat some carbs is not that
    worse and the reason that you're white might want to eat some carbs is not that

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    you need them for energy or for any fuel purpose it's that some carbohydrates
    you need them for energy or for any fuel purpose it's that some carbohydrates

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    such as vegetables contain a lot of benefit
    such as vegetables contain a lot of benefit

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    so vitamins and minerals and fiber and we get them in the best possible form
    so vitamins and minerals and fiber and we get them in the best possible form

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    there in the vegetables they're presented to us in a form that our body
    there in the vegetables they're presented to us in a form that our body

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    can use the best so vegetables even if you're on a low-carb diet you can eat
    can use the best so vegetables even if you're on a low-carb diet you can eat

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    unlimited amounts of green leafy vegetables and water rich vegetables
    unlimited amounts of green leafy vegetables and water rich vegetables

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    then once you want to stay away from are the ones that start getting more starchy
    then once you want to stay away from are the ones that start getting more starchy

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    like beans and legumes and corns and the ones that you really want to stay away
    like beans and legumes and corns and the ones that you really want to stay away

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    from are the grains and refined starches especially white table sugar which is
    from are the grains and refined starches especially white table sugar which is

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    the worst of all because it has absolutely no nutritional value all it
    the worst of all because it has absolutely no nutritional value all it

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    does is it raises your blood sugar and your body has to fight to get rid of it
    does is it raises your blood sugar and your body has to fight to get rid of it

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    basically so vegetables are a great food source
    basically so vegetables are a great food source

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    because they contain a very high nutritive value for the amount of energy
    because they contain a very high nutritive value for the amount of energy

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    that they provide and the opposite holds true the other end of the spectrum is
    that they provide and the opposite holds true the other end of the spectrum is

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    sugar that has no nutritive value and bread and grains that have very very
    sugar that has no nutritive value and bread and grains that have very very

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    slight nutrition value and of course in this country we have a problem with that
    slight nutrition value and of course in this country we have a problem with that

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    because a very significant portion of the food consumed is white sugar and
    because a very significant portion of the food consumed is white sugar and

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    white flour as a matter of fact if you take white sugar white flour and
    white flour as a matter of fact if you take white sugar white flour and

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    processed vegetable oils that all three are devoid or very very low in nutrients
    processed vegetable oils that all three are devoid or very very low in nutrients

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    they make up about 70% of all the calories consumed in this country so
    they make up about 70% of all the calories consumed in this country so

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    from that perspective if you wanted to give an award to the absolute worst food
    from that perspective if you wanted to give an award to the absolute worst food

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    then I would have to say that'd be the donut so eat some carbs focus on the
    then I would have to say that'd be the donut so eat some carbs focus on the

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    vegetables and eat overall a very low amount of carbs they are not essential
    vegetables and eat overall a very low amount of carbs they are not essential

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    we do not need them for survive some carbs have a good nutritional value
    we do not need them for survive some carbs have a good nutritional value

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Do We Need Carbs To Survive? - Dr Ekberg

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Do we need carbs to survive? Coming right up. I am Dr. Ekberg with Wellness
For Life and if you'd like to truly master health by understanding how the
body really works make sure that you subscribe and hit that notification bell
so that you don't miss anything one of the most common questions that I get is
how much carbs do I need don't we have to eat carbs don't we need carbohydrates
for blood sugar doesn't the brain need glucose and sugar to function the answer
to all those questions is no we don't the simplest way of answering that is to
say that there are essential amino acids there are essential fatty acids but
there are no essential carbohydrates so we need amino acids to make proteins
we need essential fatty acids for membranes and hormone precursors but
carbs we can do without there is no essential carbohydrate so
that's the short answer but then don't we need carbohydrates for
energy and again the answer is no the preferred source of fuel for energy is
actually fat most of the body parts run best on fat but what about the brain
doesn't the brain have to have glucose for blood sugar yes the brain uses some
glucose but high blood sugar is actually very dangerous it's very toxic to the
brain and that's why the body is so concerned with getting rid of it with
insulin so anytime the blood sugar gets too high the body pumps out a ton of
insulin to get the blood sugar down because high blood sugar makes the brain
degenerate faster so the brain prefers really really stable blood sugar and if

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