Esimesed 200 rida.
They were all in agreement about what
we could do for Charlie, what the treatment
options were, there was drugs,
and there was brain surgery
and you're out of luck, and so,
It was a while ago but ,
So Charlie was born March 11th, 1992,
and he had a pretty normal first year
and then right around his first birthday a little before his first birthday
I was actually pushing him in a swing one day
and he kind of threw his arm up in the air
and twitched his head a little bit
and I didn't even think much of it
and I asked my wife Nancy, I said,
have you seen anything like that
and she said yeah, I've seen a bunch of it,
So that was the beginning and we
started seeing neurologists,
Okay, Charlie, okay,
The seizures increased in intensity
and in duration, he wound up having seizures
in the arms of the Chief of pediatric Neurology
at Boston Children's Hospital, Seattle
Children's Hospital, UCLA, LA Children's Hospital
so we tried all the drugs that were available
at the time, Charlie had a brain surgery
a horrendous brain surgery and nothing
really stopped his seizures and we lost hope
we were basically told there was no hope,
And one day after the visit, I stopped
at the Medical Library, As soon as I started researching
pediatric epilepsy, one of the first things
that came up was a ketogenic diet
and was kinda shocking to me because
what it said was, uh, that about a third
of the kids with epilepsy as bad as Charlie
um, who go on a ketogenic diet have
their seizures go away, and another third
are significantly improved, and for a third
it doesn't work, and yet all of these folks
that we had taken Charlie to see
never mentioned a word about diet,
Nutrition information can be so confusing and as advanced as we are medically
and scientifically, the question remains what foods should we eat to achieve good health?
We're in a war for information
and the fallout affects all of us,
The media's just gonna sell what
people are gonna buy and if people
knew the truth, they would know what to ask for,
My name is Vinnie Tortorich and I've been
in the health and fitness game
for the better part of 40 years,
specializing in weight loss,
Over the years, I've seen everything come and go
at least a hundred times, but as a country,
we've only gotten fatter,
What should I eat, what pills should I take,
should I take a pill, what about those protein shakes?
We all know someone who's trying to lose weight
and most of those people don't realize
simply losing weight doesn't mean good health,
My mother, for instance, she was always
on some diet, one week it was the Cambridge Diet
the next week it was the Scarsdale diet,
the next week it was the Cabbage Soup diet,
But wait a minute, the next week
she ate nothing but bananas,
Where did that come from?
I always wonder about things like eight,
eight ounce glasses of water per day,
Really, where did that come from?
High blood pressure, your doctor will say
oh, you have high blood pressure,
stop drinking coffee, really?
These are all just myths,
The myths have become ingrained
in our society far too strongly
for people to realize they're myths,
What are some of the health myths we hear every day?
Grains are good for you and fat is bad for you,
Obesity is an energy balance disorder,
Calorie in, calorie out,
Calories in, calories out
as long as you're burning enough calories,
you can ingest whatever you want,
That you have to exercise to have better health,
Saturated fat is the cause of heart disease,
A low fat diet is a healthy diet,
We saw fat in the coronary arteries
and that must come from ingested fat,
A growing number of doctors are learning
that almost everything we're taught about nutrition is wrong,
And I realize there was this incredible story
that we had gotten it pretty much
completely upside down and backward on fat,
Believe it or not, the story of how we got to where we are today, started in
the 1860s, with the Seventh-day Adventist Church
and a woman named Ellen White,
Ellen was a higher up in the church
and she would have these premonitions
and one night she had a dream, that God came to her
and said that we shouldn't eat anything
-with a face, - I was taken to another place
high above this world and I
I-- I heard a voice,
There started modern-day veganism,
It really didn't exist before then, there were other religious groups
who were more vegetarian, they would eat eggs
and dairy and so on and so forth
and as a matter of fact, God also told her
that coffee and tea were bad, which made no sense
because both of those are vegetation,
Not long after in our history, there was
a man named Vilhjalmur Stefansson,
He also believed, to a certain extent
that a vegetable heavy diet was mandatory
for good health, he was an explorer
who ended up living with Inuits in Canada in 1906 and in that time and place
he was forced to adopt a new diet due to the lack of options,
He made a discovery that will change the way you look at food,
Now this raises the whole question of food, then,
You yourself must have longed for a green
-vegetable once in a while, - Well, I did at first,
At first his preconceived notion is
I'm gonna die, there is nothing green here,
There is no vegetation, they simply
eat fish and drink water,
It was unlike anything that he'd experienced, right?
Completely unlike the Western diet,
it was probably 70 to 80% fat, the Inuit lived
half the year on caribou
And half the year on whatever they could fish out of the sea,
For four and a half months, I lived on literally nothing but fish and water
and at the end of four and a half months, I was healthier than I'd ever been before,
And this is on an exclusive meat diet?
That was exclusive fish in this case,
On this diet, they were perfectly healthy,
I mean, Stefansson was somebody from
the medical world and he knew what cancer
looked like, he knew what heart disease looked like
and he did not see anyone suffering
from ill health in that community,
When he came back to the United States,
no one believed him, of course,
what, people eating nothing but meat and fat,
how could that be, they certainly would die,
Dr, Charles Norris, Chief Medical Examiner
does not approve of an all meat diet,
We have a weakness of not learning
from the natives, but rather teaching them,
You see everything through the colored spectacles
of your education, your bringing up,
We go through this whole idea of green good
red bad, Greenpeace, a light turns green
it means go, eat your greens, yet when you look
at red, well red means stop, blood is red,
it doesn't take long for media to pick up
on these thing and we don't realize it's happening
but it's happening right in front of us,
It's 10 p.m. do you know where
your children are?
Back to Ellen White and her visions,
Ellen was having these premonitions
and all of this was happening, the rioting's
were happening, in the mid-1860s,
but ten years earlier in 1856, a 12 year old boy
came to work with the church, his family
was in a church and that was John Kellogg,
John, by the time he was 16, was writing
and putting out literature for the church,
He would go on to share some of the most bizarre
beliefs that Ellen White and the church had
including the idea that masturbation
and sex were off limits,
Excuse me, Ricky,
To stave off these sins of the flesh,
you should never eat meat because meat
increases sexual desire, Well, this is what
eventually led to Cornflakes,
That's right, Cornflakes were created
by Seventh-day Adventists to curb sexual desires,
He was the guy who figured out something
that he termed dextrinization, it's when
you cook down grains so much it turns
into dextrose, it turns into a sugar,
Today when you see dextrose in a product
you should run in the opposite direction,
It's as bad as seeing high-fructose corn syrup,
It's used for bacon, it's used in salami,
all the luncheon meats that you get
includes dextrose nowadays because
it gives it a shelf life, it's a way
to cure it fast, it's cheap, it's easy to do
so something that John Kellogg started
way back in the day has also seeped
across to the other side, into the meat industry,
There are two issues, there's always
multiple questions, one is if you switch from
a standard American diet of processed foods
and sugary beverages and, you know, for lack
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