Sheleana and Caleb are co-founders of the hugely-popular Young And Raw where they teach people how to improve health with real, whole foods. You’re going to dig this show.
We partnered up to make an app, 14 Day Juice Challenge, that makes veggies fun again. And – awesome news – we just hit #1 on the Food & Drink Charts for the 3rd time in a row!
If you haven’t started your 14 Day Juice Challenge, click this link to get your app today and get your veggies on.
On this show you’ll learn:
- How to listen to your body (and why it’s important)
- The benefits of adding in juices and green smoothies for cravings, weight loss, and healing
- How to manage insulin spikes from juicing vs. just eating whole plants/fruits
- Superfoods in Abel’s cupboard (that he never talks about)…
- And much more
Here’s the show.
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J says
hey, can you please start posting written recaps? it would be a big help
Ryan says
I agree. Supplements were being rattled off and I had a hard time letting it soak in while on the go.
Denny Hemingson says
Hey Abel,
Great show as usual! Ok, now I want to try elk antler:-) Any recommendations for a good source?
Alyson Bridge says
We’ve tried Dragon Herbs Deer Antler Velvet, and they seem to do a pretty good job.
Check it out here: http://livesuperfoods.com/dragon-herbs-deer-antler-velvet.html?k=1&CAPCID=43105935133&cadevice=c&gclid=CISE4ICwu70CFY3m7AodCGUA9w&CA_6C15C=1893882345
Laurie says
Abel,
Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge and enthusiasm for healthy living. I have learned so much from you and am eternally grateful!
John says
A lot of good talk and zero evidence, references citations or else i missed them , i wonder what their
background is, i guess i’ll need to look it up , sloppy or at least not up to par with past shows
Abel James says
Thanks for stopping by, John. For what would you like evidence/references? We’ve got plenty.
Charlie says
Hi Abel, thanks a lot for this and all the excelent pods. Can you please write down the references for the supplements that Shelena and Caleb recommend and that you seem to be also ordering?
Craig says
I’m a first time listener. Enjoyed the information. 15 Minutes into your podcast you mention colostrum, elk antler, and T1. Do you have a preferred colostrum source? Thank you.
Alyson Bridge says
Hi Craig, glad you’re enjoying the show! Thanks for checking it out. We’ve been using SurThrival Immunity Quest Colostrum. You can check it out here: http://www.surthrival.com/supplements/colostrum-powder-6-5oz.html
anne says
Bummer, listened to the podcast in hopes that I would learn the advertised…
The benefits of adding in juices and green smoothies for cravings, weight loss, and healing
How to manage insulin spikes from juicing vs. just eating whole plants/fruits
Saying just the words and glossing over it 34 mins into the podcast doesn’t count in my book. I also didn’t hear anything on managing insulin when juicing.
Ross says
Abel,
Do you have a brand of pine pollen that you recomend?
Alyson Bridge says
Hi Ross, here’s a brand that Abel’s trying out right now and likes so far: http://www.surthrival.com/supplements/pine-pollen-48g.html
Erik Wilson says
Abel,
I listen to almost every podcast and I’ve noticed a trend that a couple folks hear have picked up on; concepts presented without proper support. Not that its not eluded to, but mentions or footnoting of specific studies or reports are become less and less common. I agree with an earlier commentor that a written summary here on the blog would be helpful if it included links to some of there references that we are hearing about in the podcast. I realize you can’t pin people down on every point during every show, but I feel like you’ve let some stuff slide recently.
Respectfully,
Erik
Silke says
Superb post however , I was wanting to know if you
could write a litte more on this subject? I’d be very thankful if
you could elaborate a little bit more. Many thanks!
Natalie says
Any particular brand recommended for medicinal mushrooms? Thanks!
Romas says
I was listening to the podcast and I couldn’t hear too well the 3 supplements that Caleb used for building muscle. I was wondering if you can reply back what they were? Thanks
Denny says
Thanks for the product links! I plan to give them a try!
Mike Russell says
Does the Pine Pollen require nettle root to ensure that the testosterone will be freed up? Written re-caps would be great!
Teymur says
What are we talking about, when we all say “cleanse”? What specifically are we “cleansing”? Are we suggesting that the are those mythical “toxins” circulating in the body and our vessels are like a chimney pipe that needs cleaning? Don’t you find this whole concept questionable, at best? I mean, this is a great show when it discusses the benefits (and importance of) high-protein/high-fat diets and the detrimental impact of processed foods, etc., but all of a sudden – there is a bandwagon of the esoteric juice-cleansing techniques… These techniques sound esoteric and mystical, agreed, but what scientific merit does all this have? Why would you even consider substituting whole food for (mostly) sugary water squeezed out of it? The way most professionals (of which I am not, just stating numerous sources I’ve read and common sense and common knowledge of human biology) see the detoxification movement is – it’s useless. whatever the body needs to dispose of it does so through normal mechanisms in the liver and kidneys – byproducts of metabolism and breakdown are mostly excreted through urine and feces – only a few heavy metal compounds are generally stored in fat and thus temporarily “deactivated” (until massive deposits of fat are lost, which can trigger some poisoning effects) – otherwise, what is there to “detox” and render harmless? Most importantly – everybody is talking about lemon cleansing, juice cleansing, and whatever-else-cleansing solutions without even trying to explain the mechanism through which this mythical cleansing is supposed to rid the body of whatever harmful compounds are expected to be found there. At some point during the interview they talk about harmful effects of wi-fi waves – this is just downright funny if we are expecting juicing to clear that 🙂 This is not very scientific, I’m sorry… Otherwise – you have a great podcast and great cause, but I think a few topics for some interviews are contradictory to the overall podcast spirit.
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