Try Doing This 1 Thing to Your RICE…Here’s How It Can Heal Your Body! Dr. Mandell
How does rice become resistant starch?
The cooling of rice after cooking causes retrogradation of starch, which becomes a non-absorbable product in the human digestive tract.
As the fibers ferment they act as a prebiotic and feed the good bacteria in the gut. There are many health benefits which I will review in this video. Dr. Mandell
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I soak my rice at least six hours before cooking.
Dr. Mandell, you are so amazing! I share your video’s with my family. Your kindness astounds me. A God given gift.
Hopefully your family is more intelligent than you and ignores your “sharing”. He’s not a god given gift, he’s an abomination with a “cure” for everything and anything with no proof of any of his recommendations.
I am afraid there’s too much scamming going on. The Dr. Mandell mentioned someone was using his name pretending to be him, I wonder how that paned out?
Thank You Dr Mandell for always giving useful info .. keep up the good work.
Good God, useful how? None of his videos have any real backing, grow up and stop drinking the kool-aid.
Wow, my husband has complained about putting the rice in the fridge overnight. Now I have the sciencetific proof to tell him I’m doing the good thing for him. Thank you
Tell him to MAN UP.
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I always learned that you have to put the rice in the fridge overnights because of bacteria if you leave it on room temperature overnights
Everything has to be put in the fridge so bacteria or fungus don’t grow in them . Dr Means put the Rice first in the fridge before eating it so the starch Reduces and doesn’t cause us to Gain weight
Soaked in water, I reckon?
Big help for diabetics. Big thanks Doc!
There have been diabetics posting saying that it still gives them high blood sugar.
@@angelalaskodi3459 Of course – a few percent lower carbohydrate don’t move mountains. Rice can only be eaten if you start hard work after the meal.
Excellent video Doc, I love my rice, so now I have a better way to enjoy it. God bless you and ur family.
For years I have been batch cooking rice, separating it into portions and freezing it. 2-3 minutes into the microwave when I need it. Definitely tastes better too.
I’m going to try this
When you freeze it no chemical modifications take place. You harm your body in the same way when you ate it fresh
Thank you Dr. Mandell,. On YouTube, there are many discussions regarding a carnivorous diet. Some of them are extreme and won’t support rice in any way. Chinese and Vietnamese and Indian eat rice and yet maintain their shape.
Wow this video couldn’t have come at a better time! Been loving jasmine rice with my recipes lately and been mixing quinoa with it so im not eating so much rice at once. Been trying to maintain a heart-healthy diet because I have high cholesterol. No meds since I was breastfeeding recently.
May I also add a comment on high cholesterol ? Something most doctors won’t tell you. Stay away from sugar. Not only is it not good for you and addictive. It comes along often with other highly processed garbage.
Hey Doc I have been looking for something that might help me with my memory. I was wondering if you had anything for that. I’ve been following up with your mucus videos and been sharing them with my friends. I don’t know why but it seems that nearly every one I know has that issue. Thanks for sharing this with me.
I always eat my rice like this. Make it today and eat it tomorrow. I love to fry my rice and it fries better when cooked like this….Thank you Dr. Mandell…
Doc, I’ve heard this about rice before and got excited, but it was short lived after I saw someone test their fasting blood sugar before eating the rice, following the steps you mentioned, and they had a huge spike. Maybe it’s an individual thing but definitely test, don’t guess!
Well, don’t expect a medical response because he’s a YT chiro like that Berg weasel or roid boy DeLauer – who are all subscriber hoes by design. They are not MD’s nor are they physiological researchers as am I and the crapola they spout needs to be taken with a huge grain of salt and is most often either not substantiated or backed up by some nebulous study from who knows what source or funding and is subject to change as these clowns often do. Meaning what they told you before was in short – wrong – because they’re not experts in any way – they’re salesman – and ther’s a sucker born every minute. Don’t blindly fall for it!
Does this same principle apply to brown rice & wild rice too?
WOW!😮 I am a pre-diabetic & am dieting to lose weight as well. I have cut rice, which I love, out of my diet because I have heard it is an absolute no-no on the diabetic diet and especially if trying to lose weight! THANK YOU!!! I’m gonna make some rice & have it tomorrow!!! Bless you Doc!!!❤ from a Texas Granny
God Bless You Dr M for sharing this great news on rice, I just the other night before bedtime cooked rice for the next evening meal after fridge storage, your so right Dr in not indulging to much on rice, Red Lentils are a great option adding Bay Leaf and touch of turmeric and black pepper and a pinch of celtic salt whatever you desire❤️😋
That’s great to know. We use a short brown Sprouted Grain Rice most of the time but use white rice too when we don’t want to wait 45 min. We often have extra and put it in the frig for soup or beans the next day – perfect! Thanks Doc!
What short brown sprouted grain rice brand is that?
I’m glad that re-heating the rice after refrigeration is even more beneficial, because that was the very thing I had been thinking about the entire video!
I continue to be amazed that you provide you provide all this valuable information free of charge. You are truly helping to make this world a better place. May God bless you.