Hidden Dangers of Nightshade Vegetables

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Discover the hidden dangers of nightshade vegetables and how they can impact your health. 🍆🌶️ Uncover the truth behind the term "nightshades" and learn why these seemingly harmless vegetables can cause serious health concerns. 😱 In this video, we'll explore how nightshade vegetables may contribute to digestive issues, dry mouth, confusion, vomiting, and visual disturbances. 🚨 Don't miss out on this crucial information – watch now and protect your health! 💪🏼 Remember to like, comment, and subscribe to Gundry MD for more health tips and insights! 🔔

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[Joshua-gunj]

After gardening for a couple of years now I've realized in the past, these foods weren't eaten year-round like they are today. Before modern agriculture, these foods would have only been available for a short time each year, so the chances of being poisoned were slim. There wouldn't have been enough for you to hurt yourself. Today most people eat nightshades at every meal, every day, 365 days per year. That would have been impossible in the past.

[lucascameron]

Dr. Gundry Dude. Your Youtube Videos about Nightshades have saved me.
Actually cured me.
I've had digestion issues, pain, IBS, bloating and constipation for 20 years.
I've been to countless Dr.s and have been on all kinds of pills.
I stopped eating Nightshades. ALL OF THEM.

And it all went away. All of it.

You deserve a Nobel Prize.

[youngracingengines]

I have been suffering from partial brain seizures for the past 25 years of my life. I typically have 1 seizure per month and sometimes as many as 2 times per month. My seizures have gotten more intense. After I had a day of enjoying home grown tomatoes with all 3 meals, I had a massive seizure that night. I have been 4 months without a seizure. I can't help but feel I have cured myself. Only time will tell. Maybe nightshades are truly toxic and some people simply have more of a response to the toxins.

[devinfromheaven]

Am I the only one who has a hard time believing that foods that have been eaten for thousands of years are now unsafe?

[aaronmahr]

This is the first time i head this and i have been eating these all my life with no problem.

[jadesheppard]

I have never been a big fan of tomatoes or potatoes. I am pregnant and cannot eat nightshade- they give me so much acid reflux, indigestion and gas for days. In pregnancy you are super in tune with food and I never realized the toxicity in nightshades until now.

[mahaabdullah]

True, I'm allergic to Eggplant & Potatoes already .. But I notice that whenever I had lots of Cherry Tomatoes my skin goes like CRAZY I got Redness, Eczema, Itchy skin, even my lips & tongue got swollen! But I'm fine with Bell Peppers.
Thanks for sharing your information :)

[cyberstella]

Thank God sweet potatoes aren’t night shade 😄

[jackmihov]

Thank you Dr gundry. I have searched and searched the YouTube channels and found you. Thank God. It's like no one knows how to explain why these plants are bad for us. Again thank you.

[stevenmorales]

I am shocked at how everyone has always made potatoes, tomatoes, and hot peppers all out as being extremely healthy. And in reality they may not be for a lot of people. I absolutely believe I am one of those persons sensitive to nightshades. My most overt symptom is extreme anxiety hours after a nice potato dinner. But I’ve never drawn the connection until recently.

[geraldwalsh]

I have eaten potatoes every day for each of the 69 years of my life with no apparent side effects. For past few yearswe have been steam cooking them. Is this as good as pressure cooking them?

[ME-fosi]

Ive been craving tomatoes recently and have been eating them at least 4/5 times a week for about a month now, I have just noticed that my eye floater have completely disappeared. The eye floaters were quite bad but I just ignored them. I think I’ll keep eating them.

[bbsaid]

Incas, Aztecs, Mayans etc lived on these foods for thousands of years. They did ok on them and didn’t have pressure cookers.

[MobileAura]

This video is like a parody but actually serious. 😭😂 98% of the food people eat is super toxic, I avoid all foods in general. Eating is a waste of time.

[BreeOlson]

This adds up actually. Japanese cuisine almost never has tomato of any kind and they have the highest life expectancy

[onionring]

I'll be sure to remove all the seeds from my potatoes before I eat them.

I considered trialing not eating any nightshades for a few months to see if it magically cures my Crohn's disease but I just now discovered several people cured themselves through correcting their gut microbiome while still eating nightshades, so I'll go with the diet method that has proven to actually work for my condition rather than eliminating a food group that has been fine for thousands of years.

[allanriley]

Been eating eggplant since I was young. Grilled and dip it on fish sauce with tomato. Lot’s of toxic food? Whatabout when you eat out especially fast foods, all garbage.
Impossible to ditch those food. It’s staple on most parts of the world.

[aaronmahr]

Tomatoes are my favorite thing to grow and i eat a lot of potatoes
and i have no problems.

[ashleyharmer]

Please post your research on how these items are bad for our health. I would love to learn more about the research because I have done my research. But the vegetables in the nightshade family are typically harmless unless you have a intolerance to such vegatables.
Some of these negative side effects include gas, bloating, diarrhea, heartburn, nausea and joint pain due to inflammation. There are many factors to nightshade intolerance because every individual's digestive system is unique. However, research suggests underlying issues may be the real cause of the intolerance.

[max_ch]

The key is to have as diverse diet as posssible. Our civilazation cultivated nightshades for centuries neglecting some other local, safer vegetables. Nightshades are so common that giving them up is a challenge