Thursday, September 5, 2019
Never Throw Away Avocado Seed | Anti Aging Antioxidants Packed
Here in this video I will show you some of the benefits of avocado seeds, and how to process them, holes for use. Avocado seeds are rich in nutrients. Avocado seeds also contain 70% of the antioxidant content of avocado, also considered as one of the soluble fiber sources. Avocado cream meat. It is full of good fats, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber. Make sure and keep your stomach flat.
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Thanks for all your comments and your great support!
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Roasted avocado seeds ! Great for nut substitute and for dishes.
ReplyDeleteThe reason it turns dark brown is because it has oxidized similar to tea leaves being dried.
Like this info.nice one
ReplyDeleteWell the avocado seed is very astringent (not easy to eat when someone never use to astringent before) which is very good for health (anything astringent is good for health to prevent diseases) however you can soak the seed in lemon juice first
ReplyDelete(😃😃It's a good thing to constantly learn new things everyday .(thanks for this post.😁😁
ReplyDeleteWhen we were young kids, mum used to throw in the durian seeds into the rice cooker while the rice were about cooked. Hmm... perhaps i will do same with these avocado seeds or maybe steam them before eating it. Hopefully 1 or 2 seeds a day will not be toxic.
ReplyDeleteIt does have an after taste, although just dont over use it in a dish and its good
ReplyDeleteIs It Safe to Eat Avocado Seeds?
ReplyDelete“Wait a minute,” some may say. “Aren’t fruit seeds toxic?” Well, fruit seeds from cherries, plums, and apricots contain the toxic chemical cyanide, and large quantities of these seeds can lead to vomiting, dizziness, and even death. But that is not the case with the avocado seed.
Avocado seeds contain tannins, which are mildly toxic; however, you would have to consume several before you’d notice any negative health effects. In a 2013 study published in the Scientific World Journal, researchers concluded that avocado seed extract was safe and it did not show any toxicity.
Source : https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/food-and-nutrition-articles/health-benefits-of-eating-avocado-seeds/
Although the seeds are good, in 2019, they discovered that the brown husk / shell / skin around the seed has more antioxidants than the entire flesh of the seed. This is because the flesh of the seed is the child of the tree and the skin around that seed is to protect the seed - which is why it is filled with antibodies. @ 0:43 You brush the skin aside without mentioning how potent it is compared to the seeds you are processing. Keep the skin of those seeds because you can make it into a powder and drink it as a tea. Make sure you research for interactions and dosage if you are to consume the skin of the seed or even consume the seeds as a medicine. All things with a purpose and in moderation. Eg: A spoonful of some garden herbs might lower your blood pressure so much that you are unwell. So research for known dosage amounts and always start small and increase the dose gradually - this is because plants can have different levels of medicinal values due to soil, pH, hours of sun, water, and even Mycorrhiza can increase medicinal value due to enhanced feeding capability of the roots. So not all avocado seeds are the same. Some will be higher in X than others and some will be higher in Y than others. And no matter what supplement you consume - include black pepper as it increases the absorption rate of cells, that is why it is good to mix black pepper with things like Turmeric as you will get much more anti-inflammatory benefits than without the black pepper.
ReplyDeleteWhile avocado seed contains a lot of great nutrients, it also contains toxins, and a lot of oxalate that can cause kidney stones. And, be careful, as feeding this to your pet or livestock can kill them.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.livestrong.com/article/31737-eat-avocado-seeds-nutrition/
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ReplyDeleteAre the seeds really eatable?
ReplyDelete🙄 Me: paused video, ran and snatched my avacado seed dumped in the litter bag 2 hours ago...yeh!
ReplyDeletethenk you for shearing
ReplyDeleteSorry flat tummy, but If you google the topic here.People say that the pit is toxic, not recommended to be eaten.
ReplyDeleteVery useful video , thanks
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ReplyDeleteMight I suggest a plastic chopping board in future videos. My ears are crying.
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ReplyDeleteI heard many different opinions about avocados seeds. Some say it's not healthy and poisonous and some say it's good. Usually I'm easily convinced with the healthy food, but honestly not this one. We need more researches.
ReplyDeleteTHX
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I save seeds and grow trees, but I think this is a better way to get a power-packed elixir of extraordinary proportions! Thanks and keep the videos coming!!! *** 5Stars
ReplyDeleteAwesome video. Thank you, Keep them coming! *** 5 Stars bro!
ReplyDeleteKinda bitter..
ReplyDeleteI put in soups..
ReplyDeleteThank you for the demonstration how to use a avocado seed.
ReplyDeletewhat is the name of the other grind powder
ReplyDeleteInteresting -- the only reason why I won't try it is because I try to grow every avocado seed I get
ReplyDeleteLectins?
ReplyDeleteawesome knowledge
ReplyDeleteI started enjoying the video but don't understand clearly it function to the body because the volume of the system i used wasn't loud enough. But thanks though
ReplyDeleteThe only dry place in the United States is Arizona and I love it!
ReplyDeleteI will stick to a Brazil Nut a day- I dont smoothie, & bitter taste, Im sure.
ReplyDeleteyeah, that is a great use for the pits. I've always thrown them away.
ReplyDeleteAwesome 😎
ReplyDeleteThere's no storage information or shelf life of this powder after made. How is it best stored, and what's it's shelf life? Thank you
ReplyDeleteWOW! I wasted a lot of avocado seeds. THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!
ReplyDeleteIm sorry is cooking required i did not hear the entire video cause my speakers have bad quality
ReplyDeleteMy Vitamix would work perfect. Thanks for providing this valuable video.
ReplyDeleteWow this is so helpful.. Thanks for this
ReplyDeleteDo you have to dry it to use it?
ReplyDeleteLooks like sand from mars lol
ReplyDeleteI have two avocado pear trees at my house I have always thrown away the seeds this is amazing thank you
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