>> hola a todos, soy david wolfe y les doy la bienvenida a mi taller.cion. ¿por que? les dire por que. porque durante los ultimos 30 anos nos hemos convertido en una de las naciones mas sobrealimentadas, pero malnutridas, en todo el mundo. esto ha provocado una epidemia de presion alta, obesidad, depresion, estres y otras cosas mas. por eso estoy tan entusiasmado en presentarles el aparato que cambiara su vida asi como transformo la mia. este es el nutribullet, el primer extractor de nutricion en el mundo. un extractor de nutricion no es una licuadora ni un extractor de jugos, es completamente diferente a cualquier otra cosa. esta maquina esta disenada para romper las paredes celulares de los alimentos, simplificando, liberando los nutrientes y asi transformando cualquier alimento fresco en un super alimento. ahora les voy a mostrar la diferencia entre un licuado preparado en una licuadora tradicional y lo que podemos crear con mi nutribullet. veran a lo que me refiero. vamos a usar col rizada para obtener clorofila y fibra. agregamos pina para extraer

>> hola a todos, soy david wolfe y les doy la bienvenida a mi taller. hoy hablaremos sobre nutricion. ¿por que? les dire por que. porque durante los ultimos 30 anos nos hemos convertido en una de las naciones mas sobrealimentadas, pero malnutridas, en todo el mundo. esto ha provocado una epidemia de presion alta, obesidad, depresion, estres y otras cosas mas. por eso estoy tan entusiasmado en presentarles el aparato que cambiara su vida asi como transformo la mia. este es el nutribullet, el primer extractor de nutricion en el mundo. un extractor de nutricion no es una licuadora ni un extractor de jugos, es completamente diferente a cualquier otra cosa. esta maquina esta disenada para romper las paredes celulares de los alimentos, simplificando, liberando los nutrientes y asi transformando cualquier alimento fresco en un super alimento. ahora les voy a mostrar la diferencia entre un licuado preparado en una licuadora tradicional y lo que podemos crear con mi nutribullet. veran a lo que me refiero. vamos a usar col rizada para obtener clorofila y fibra. a

i'm david wolfe. welcome to my workshop. today we're gonna talk about nutrition. why?l tell you why. because over the last 30 years, we've become the most overfed yet undernourished nation in the entire world. this has created an epidemic of high blood pressure, obesity, depression, stress and a whole lot more. that's why i'm so excited to bring you a machine that's going to change your life the way it changed my life. this is the nutribullet, the world's first nutrition extractor. a nutrition extractor is not a blender, it's not a juicer. it's completely different from anything else out there. this machine is designed to break down the cell walls of your food, releasing, unleashing the nutrients inside, transforming ordinary fresh foods into superfoods. now i'm gonna show you the difference between smoothies from a traditional blender and what we can create with my nutribullet. let me show you what i'm talking about. o.k., we're gonna put kale in for chlorophyll and fiber. we're gonna take some pineapple for the vitamin c and a little bit of flavor. we're gonna put in

to battle this sneaky killer is my genius friend who is behind the success of the nutri-bullet, david wolfavid, thank you for being here. when we talked on the phone you told me you had a friend who was 40 years old and died of a heart attack. by the way, my brother at 50, same thing. dropped dead in the middle of a conversation. this is a very, very sneaky killer. tell us about what you have found out in earlies it of cardiovascular disease and the health of the body and food. >> one of the things we found out is food can affect your heartñr and cardiovascular health. some of the great foods are foods that we may have all the time. we should probably up those a little more and then add in important things. one of the big things is olive oil. it is eater friendly and -- heart friendly and they found out the lowest heart attack rates and greatest longevity was in the highest fraction of olive oil consumers. that was one piece of the puzzle. another amazing piece of the puzzle is the dutch had done a study on chocolate. >> you are a man after my own heart. chocolate, i love raw chocolate. >>

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wolfs in our flock were. and sarah palin was right, we know exactly what races we're going after come 2014 or 2016. jamie: davidhe president has talked a lot about, sarah palin said if you're going to blame the gop, mr. president, you're just out of touch. what does she mean? >> everybody's looking to play the scorecard game, jamie, who won, who lost, who cares? i ask this of the american people, what solutions did you actually get out of what happened in the last three weeks with this whole shutdown showdown, vet ceiling -- debt ceiling debacle. we ended up with no solutions, we kicked the can to january 15th, we can borrow til february, and we're going to go through this hamster wheel again. this is d.c. at its worst, and john mccain said it best on greta van susteren. it was an honest moment. he said that politicians care about their approval ratings. notice i'm not talking about party here. governor palin has a point, galvanizing moments happen with this. ted cruz went down can with a fight. he was going to lose, but it galvanized the americans. so put aside the polls and look at what really happens legisla

david albright. i think the presidency of rohani has assertions ranging from cautious optimism to the you for it participation. he has been described in various ways as a reformer, pragmatist but his critics as a wolfn sheep's clothing. although it is often that he is on a significant domestic pressure at home i think those claims are closely exaggerated if not overstated. the islamic republic has established a consensus on the security issues including the nuclear issue that the consensus may prove fragile and may be subject to internal but he's under political pressure and therefore requires international assistance. despite this rhetoric we can count on the iranian regime to continue to answer with regards to the nuclear rights and press a disadvantage isn't contestant middle east. the islamic republic will remain a backer of the dynasty a benefactor of the hezbollah and supporter of the palestinian rejection groups and will persist a tactic at home and deny fundamental human rights to the population. it is the government will seek a negotiated settlement to the nuclear issue but on the terms that will find advantageous. rohani's case is not without its contradictions. he insists that iran can e