Over 60? 4 WORST Breads You Should NEVER Touch and 4 You MUST Eat Daily | Senior Health Tips

🍞 Seniors over 60, beware! Not all breads are created equal—and the wrong loaf could be silently raising your blood sugar, clogging your arteries, and accelerating memory decline. In this powerful video, we expose the 4 WORST breads you should never touch again and reveal the 4 BEST breads you must eat daily to protect your heart, brain, and independence.
👩‍⚕️ With real science, clinic-style anecdotes, and senior stories, you’ll finally understand why the bread you eat matters more than ever after 60. Whether you’re fighting diabetes, sarcopenia, or memory loss, the right daily bread choice could add years to your life.
📌 Stick with us until the very end, because bread #1 might surprise you—it’s so powerful, a published study found it lowers glucose response and boosts protein absorption better than eggs.
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⌛Timestamps:
⏱️ Intro - 00:00
❌ Bread No.4 – 01:58
❌ Bread No.3 – 04:32
❌ Bread No.2 – 07:12
❌ Bread No.1 – 10:01
✅ Bread No.4 – 12:47
✅ Bread No.3 – 15:05
✅ Bread No.2 – 17:46
✅ Bread No.1 – 20:34

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🔬 Research Sources Cited in This Video:

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Hu EA et al. “Whole grain intake and mortality: two large prospective studies in US men and women.” JAMA Internal Medicine. 2015.
Slavin J. “Dietary fiber and body weight.” Nutrition. 2005.
Najjar RS et al. “Effect of sourdough fermentation on glycemic response in humans.” Food & Function. 2020.
Dewettinck K et al. “Nutritional value of bread: Influence of processing, food interaction and consumer perception.” Journal of Cereal Science. 2008.
Jenkins DJ et al. “Effect of sprouting on nutrient bioavailability of grains and legumes.” Journal of Nutrition. 1986.
Wang L et al. “Whole- and refined-grain consumption and the risk of type 2 diabetes and hypertension in women.” American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 2007.
Seal CJ, Brownlee IA. “Whole grains and health, evidence from observational and intervention studies.” Cereal Chemistry. 2015.
Katina K et al. “Potential of sourdough for healthier cereal products.” Trends in Food Science & Technology. 2005.

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