Are Fermented or Cultured Foods Good for Us? - Barbara O'Neill
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Published 2024-05-03
Sauerkraut, used for thousands of years, and miso, a traditional Japanese food, are examples of cultured foods. Also, coconut, almond, and soy-based yogurts and kefir are incredibly healthful options. Join Barbara O'Neil as she briefly discusses the benefits of fermented and cultured foods!
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All Comments (21)
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You saved my life 7 years ago Mrs.O'Neil, for ever grateful for you.
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I understand, and has been verified by a friend's experience with his little daughter, that if a person is so sick that they can't even keep water down, that a couple tablespoons of water-packed sauerkraut will stay down, and replace lost electrolytes too. God bless!
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Cultured foods saved my family's lives.
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Sooooo we replaced the term cultured with fermented... Got it. Thanks Barbara...girl you know we LOOOVVEEEE you!
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I always seem to learn something new from you. Keep sharing your practical wealth of knowledge on health.
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Thank you, praying for your ministry
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Thank you so much mrs O'Neil for this explanation God bless you And i'll never stop to thank God for you Because you helped me to heal I pray blessings and protection on you and your family
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I love miso, instant miso is my emergency hunger relief, I also love fried tofu coated with garlic powder. I haven't eaten tempeh. I just had my food sensitivity test. One of the results of I Must Not Eat Soy is a Red Marking: Tufu, Tempeh, soy sauce, and miso. I trashed a few bottles of soy. Also, eggs and garlic have Red markings. I know I got bloated a lot. I stopped the garlic and miso also eggs. But I grew up eating organic eggs from our farms. Last week I ate a few eggs I didn't have any discomfort. My gut health overview: My five strains of bacteria have been identified as falling outside the normal range.Bacillus Coagulant,Bifidobacterium Bifidum,Bifidobacterium Ifantis, Lactobacillus Acidophilus and lactobacillus reuteri. I didn't read or searched for the meaning yet. I believe in divine guidance like finding your lecture Barbara I believed its guidance. While watching your YouTube an Ad came in about food fermented it was fun watching her making them. I went to the store and bought green and red cabbage and beetroots as well as some oranges to make a green fermented cabbage with Vitamin C. Two weeks later my Fermented cabbages are ready to go in the ref. I started searching for the meaning of my gut result. OMG talking about divine guidance All five gut issues the only fix is to eat Fermented foods. I have all of them ready to eat with a perfect doneness pH of below 4.5 and it cost me less than $15.00 I love the taste it doesn't smell at all like the store-bought. I have been eating some every day and drinking the beet kavas on an empty stomach. This is my Fermented food story. 😇
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God Bless you Barbara & your ministry❤🙏
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Thank you for all the information
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Allways so amazing with your information thank you
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Thanks for this on point explanation…. God bless.
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In russia drink Kwas and Salty fermented cabbage 😊
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❤ Barbara ❤ thanks be to God for gifting us Barbara. 🙏🙏Thank you Barbara for sharing your knowledge ❤😍😘
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My momma would make a huge barrel of sauerkraut which we kept for the winter months.
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Very informative video
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Thank you!!
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In my study of this subject, which I spent a year on before attempting to take any myself..I discovered that the only family of Food that does not put out mold toxins which are called Mycotoxins in a longer term processing period, is the cabbage family. I enjoy reading Ellen White health materials. She states that short term culturing of certain products is healthy, and mentions olives cultured correctly, in salt, or salt brine and yogurt. I use these or make them myself, and I went for a raw sauerkraut with zero additions to the mix such as garlic or cucumbers. The Germans have it again!
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Thanks for this. I've been telling people this for a long time. It's a timing issue. It would have been nice to explain the difference a bit more, but I greatly appreciate the information.
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Barbara could you list the good seeds for us please, with their medicinal qualities, you have medicinal them often, during your presentations, only it would be nice to have a list of them at hand to refer to in a hurry. Thank you for all your wonderful work and information you provide us ,world wide. You are the best!! Margie Grant Australia.