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Colorful Smoothies Can Be Healthy Too, Right?



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Chocolate Maca Bomb Smoothie Recipe:
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0:00-0:41 – Stealing Recipes from Erewhon
0:41-1:21 – Cauliflower
1:21-2:18 – Coconut Cream
2:18-2:50 – Blue Spirulina
2:50-3:26 – Beet Juice
3:26-4:30 – Supplements
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  1. In my experience, "superfoods" is just a marketing term for things that aren't nutritionally empty. As some staple vegetables actually ARE just pure calories and not a whole lot else. You could argue steak is a superfood. It's got all these minerals in it!

  2. I make kale smoothies most mornings with Apple and Mango. They're generally bright green.
    I also make strawberry, banana, blueberry and raspberry smoothies, they're super pretty and bright pink.
    I just add a tiny touch of honey and water.

  3. I'm kind of shocked that there's a perception of fruit smoothies with no veggies as something healthy. I always thought of them as one of those things you have for fun not for health. Maybe I only think that because I only make blueberry smoothies with too much sugar, though.

  4. Spirulina is actually terrible for you, for the record. You shouldn't eat it for health reasons, but using tiny amounts of it for color should be fine.

    Source: I'm a spirulina farmer, there's a demand for it so I sell it, but there's a mountain of evidence suggesting that spirulina is actually devoid of nutrients and actually even blocks certain nutrient uptake routes in your body, and will fool blood tests into thinking you're getting enough of a few specific ingredients (vitamin b12 is one of those nutrients)

  5. I'd never consider a cauliflower swap for spinach / kale in a smoothie because those greens add much needed vitamin K in order to absorb vitamin D appropriately without stripping calcium from our bones. Trust me, for women this is especially foundational to deal with bone density and bone health. I do use cauliflower instead of grains for lots of other things though. Love your channel and videos!

  6. Thanks for mentioning activated charcoal's risks — I cringe every time I see people use it as ""healthy"" food coloring, especially when they say it's good for you because of the "detoxifying" properties. Which… when you're in the hospital having overdosed on something? Sure. Day-to-day as a supplement? Probably not.

  7. you really shouldn't consume activated charcoal unless you took too many Tylenol or Celebrex or whathaveyou in an attempt to kill yourself and you're in the ED being told to drink activated charcoal so you don't die from the effects of these medications. Really, charcoal is only to be used as directed by a doc. so don't eat it, please.

  8. Americans are crazy, just eat your veggies with dip or something, and its totally fine to drink smoothie without vegetables, don't feel guilty about it. Strawberry smoothie isn't causing obesity. Why people are buing 100 $ powders like wtf.

  9. Wow I just had a flashback. The topic, the weather, I can't believe I've been watching you since like 2018. Time passes so fast. I have a vivid memory of listening to your video about one of those overpriced nutrition things while packing up our old shop around this time four years ago. Went back and looked, yup.

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