10 Warnings Signs Of DIABETES A Week BEFORE It Happens
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2023
- Get the Highest Quality Electrolyte: euvexia.com . Here are 10 crucial warning signs that can potentially signal diabetes one week before it occurs. This eye-opening video provides you with essential knowledge to recognize the subtle indicators of an impending diabetes, empowering you to take immediate action and potentially save a life. Don't miss out on this invaluable information that could be the key to protecting yourself and your loved ones from the devastating impact of diabetes.
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You can’t track diabetes to the week it happens. So you lied on your title and I’m not going to watch the video to see what else you lied about, just to get clicks. You ever bring up how horrible it is to publish skewed data because your funding would dry up if you published unbiased data that opposed the industries that gave you the research grant to start with? If you did then you are being a Hypocrite! You want clicks and likes and views and will say everything needed to get them in hopes of getting paid by UA-cam and hopes of getting sponsored by those companies who know they’re profiting off poisoning the food supply and the information. You know for. A fact no blood test can say you caught diabetes June 11th or within a week either direction of that. No it doesn’t happen in a week either. Diabetes is your body’s cells are packed full of stored sugar and insulin is no longer strong enough to cram more in. So the sugar leaks into the blood stream and urine. You keep eating carbs and your liver will start to suffer. Reducing or eliminating carbohydrates is the only way to stop diabetes and only hope of reversing it. You lie when you say anything happens a week before all your cells are packed full of sugar.
Doc, we just burried my 54 year old cousin of a stroke due to un-treated diabetes. He had the obvious signs but did nothing about it. He was to the point he couldn't feel his feet and continued to work. Everyone, PLEASE, listen to Dr Sten. Thanks for the video Doc 🙏 ❤
My brother in law died this year at age 57 due to diabetes, lost his foot first then his leg. He also smoked 2 packs of cigarettes/day and was 300 pounds. Sad. Love the advise from Dr. Ekberg!!
I am sorry for your loss 💙
I am so sorry! 💔😥
Thank you @motivason. Sorry to hear about your cousin, but thank you for sharing this and helping educate others.
Same story just happened to my 56 year old cousin. So sad.
I cured myself of diabetes because of watching your channel.
Thank you! My levels are completely normal now.
Me too...😊
LOL. Really? How?
@@rkmr41 intermittent fasting and low carb diet. I’ve also lost 100lbs since winter.
There is no cure. You either manage with change in your lifestyle or take your med like a good kid..
@@tealeh2 there is a cure. I am proof. I had diabetes and now I don’t.
If anyone here is just starting this journey , don’t give up! I used to be 297#, about 10months ago,down to 234 today…IF/ketovore mostly…before, I could buy a claim jumper pie and eat the entire thing in an hour, I’d get those 16packs of frozen White Castle at Ralph’s and eat the entire box ..now I just don’t ever crave anything sweet-I feel sick thinking of it…sugar is literal POISON! Just heal yourself and the day will come your cravings completely disappear . God bless Dr Ekberg and everyone trying to better themselves TODAY .. all the knowledge is HERE for free!💛💛
Good for you! Blessings on your continued journey to great health!❤
I dramatically reduced refined sugar in my diet. No more soda pop. No more chocolate bars or desserts. Wonderful things happened! My toes stopped hurting, I lost ten pounds, my skin patches (exema?) cleared up, and my blood chemistry improved. Now working on reducing complex carbs like bread, pasta, rice and potatoes. For me, sugar and carbs have become near poisons. I'm eating more beef, fish, chicken, bacon and eggs! Yummy! :)
Pork is good 2 ❤
you get a free pass on non-starchy vegetables too.
Try to cut out meat in general
@@lsanchez9237 Nope. I'm trying to eat MORE meat. And green, leafy veggies. And it's working.
@@freesk8red meat is not good for you either. I cut down high cholesterol food as well. My cholesterol went down.
*Timestamps!* ❤ _Please listen still to the explanations-can listen at _*_1.5 or 2x._*
00:00 Testing Results
4:42 Increased Thirst
5:00 Urinating a Lot
17:38 Unwanted Weight Loss; Being hungry despite lots of food.
19:14 Ketones in the Urine.
25:06 Blurry Vision
26:08 Poor Wound Healing
27:52 Fatigue
31:33 Belly Fat
32:44 High Blood Pressure
33:59 The best way to not get diabetes.
Thank you, Dr. Ekberg, for your great efforts to educate all of us! 😊
I wish all here good health! 🙏🏻
This hurts his engagement rate. I hate it when you doogooders do this.
I'm always grateful for timestamps. Thank You.
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Thank you for taking time and summarize the list and time stamp! 👍🏼
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Dr. Anthony Chaffee _asks_ people to make timestamps. And many channels automatically include them.
It’s very helpful-especially for people who want to go back and review a topic.
A list with no timestamps hurts, but the _timestamps_ encourage listening. You do realize you can click on the timestamp and go directly to that spot? 🤔
This Doctor needs to be cloned and put into EVERY medical school to re-educate doctors with correct information about HEALTH. He is brilliant, and a gem of a person to anyone with common sense about how to improve their health in a sustained way. I just love learning from his simple to understand videos ... I respect this man immensely. 👍👍👍
The AMA doesn’t want doctors like him. They want automatons that will get patients on the big pharma hamster wheel.
Dr Sten Eckberg is staunchly opposed to GMO's 😆😆
I agree with you. We do need more people educated like Dr Eckberg. He is very helpful.
I second that!
Pls watch rather Plant Chompers. This is misleading and misinformation and its too far from actual science
I just heard of him today. The little I've listen to him on my lunch break today. I will definitely save his videos so I can watch again for a reminder
Thank you Dr Sten, i have been keto /low carb for 30 months after watching your videos, and it has completely😮 changed my life. I have been on a crusade ever since i got the weight loss and other health benefits, i have convinced 4 others to watch your videos all are benefiting and are hooked. From UK
From my experience (I was prediabetic, A1C 6.2):
- falling asleep after supper
- cravings for pasta and rice sometimes for sweets
- unexplained weakness
- more sweating and sleep problems
- slightly more thirsty and loosing more water
I tend to get addicted to sugar, weak to ice and chocolate (chocolate also contains caffeine which i also get addicted to). It is so bad that i keep taking sugar despite getting health issues. With sleep i am really sensitive to sugar and caffeine so i do not take it later in the day. I do not really have other addictions tho
So you were prediabetic... did you find out and make any changes that put & has kept you back to healthy, no-diabetic status?
Thank you @krakraichbinda for sharing your experience 😄
@@111... Those symptoms made me suspicious and I had a scheduled annual health check. And I was right.
@@krakraichbinda I understand that :*) I am just curious if you've been able to intervene through diet and maybe any other lifestyle changes, to get & stay back to non-diabetic.
I have a heavy family history of Diabetes 2, so I pay attention and try to learn as much as possible.
So I was asking if you were able to make diet and any lifestyle choices to get back to being normal, as in not pre- or any other stage diabetes. I try to convince my mom, who's Diabetes 2, to change diet and lifestyle. She's pretty sure it's not possible. I don't know about that once it reaches her stage, but wouldn't it be possible to reverse pre-diabetes?
On 5/24 I started Keto. This morning, three months later down 62 lbs to 288. 4 inches off my waist. I started at two meals a day then migrated to something like a one a day with main meal @ 5pm and then healthy snacks of nuts , celery etc. @ 7 pm. Probably could have lost more but I had outpatient surgery then a two day stint in the hospital for an infection. Really have to do the long periods of fasting. This gets your insulin down and you will not have cravings.
Have you looked into Carnivore. I know people who are now completely diabetes free. It's amazing. My husband and I jut started, and we feel better than we have ever felt before and have already lost 7 pounds each. If you need a source, Dr. Berry is great here on UA-cam. CarnivorousMe is a first hand account of someone with type 2 diabetes that is completely cured herself. It's worth the research :)
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I used to have the biggest sweet tooth. I loved donuts, cakes, and pastries. I had no concept of how bad they were making me feel until after cutting those items from my diet. Two years later and any time I give in to the mental craving for a sugary "treat," I literally feel so sick for at least an entire day. I must have been so used to feeling so bad all the time I hardly noticed it. Now I know how bad those poisons are for me.❤
Thank you Dr. Ekberg for this video and all the videos you've put together over the years. You've been a tremendous aid in guiding me through my personal journey from overweight, on a high sugar/carb diet, and pre-diabetic to losing 40 lbs., gaining muscle and cardio strength, eating low carb and natural foods and most importantly - off the diabetes train. I'm in the best shape of my life physically and mentally and your wisdom and expertise has been a big part of helping me get here.
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@@Robert_Robertson nope fully human and 100% truthful
@@Robert_Robertson it's called showing appreciation for a man who has provided life changing advice on a topic I knew very little about. I'm living proof it works. The good doctor is held in high regard by me and millions others.
I also had my poor health turned around by following Dr Ekberg. I also am type II DM, A1c 10.1 and FBS 327 with annual.physical. Now 40 lbs lighter, A1c 5.5, FBS 105, following his recommendtions!
Nice one Joe... I have done the same as you. Also now in great shape.
both learning English and learning about how to protect my health :)
My appreciation to Dr. Ekberg for his precious health advises. Keep going, we're waiting for you to learn more and more about our health and our bodies.
I appreciate all the details that you help us learn! I like to know why things happen. My doctors tend to just give me a pill for the symptoms…Instead of fixing the problem. Thank you so much for giving us all the facts so we can stay healthy! 🥰🙏
Ive brought my A1c from 7.7 to 6.4 in a year and a couple months. I will now go for the HOMA-IR and track both of them. Been in keto for over a year less then 20 carbs daily plus fasting.... but I guess that's only part of the picture. Thanks for sharing this wisdom. I have a long ways to go......but I am getting healthier each day.
Thank you @jamesb3843 for sharing your story. That is great. I am thrilled that you have seen such great results. Keep it up! 😄
@@drekbergi have blood cancer 10 years long. No Diabetes. And 4years ago blood Transplantation. Since i have Diabetes. I use insulin only now. But not change. 50 y.o
What does your daily meal plan look like. How many meals do you eat per day. Thanks.
@@KMarkus00 i Start at 6pm. I eat about 1kg slowly. Vegetables, salad, cheese, beans, Tofu, meat, sometime potatos. Till 7pm. Drink Tee, water, tomato juice, sauer milk, joghurt with water.
I ignored the warning signs and had a diabetes last week😢🤕🤒 thankfully im all better now 🥰🥰😇😇🙏🙏
Hi Doc! Thank you very much for your hard work! Please keep on doing this, your videos are in deed life saving videos. Your guidance made me, not only reverse type 2 diabetes, but change my lifestyle totally. I feel like I'm on the other side of the mirror, where normal people live. And I'm seeing sugar eating "zombies" like I use to be. Trying to help them, but they just don't listen. Thank God I heard you and thank God for giving me the strength to follow your guidance. I don't have to mention how much weight I have lost in only couple of months and that I'm off of all medication I used to take. I'll just say that I'm not "zombie" any more and I live again. THANK YOU!
Congratulations and God bless you in strength patience and good health ❤
the longer your videos the more we learn.thank you Dr Ekberg. you are a blessing
Best Doc on the interwebs
Thank you @brad2109 😄
I agree! A literal godsend.
About 12 years ago, I started to notice that whenever I went barefoot, it felt like I had a leaf or a piece of tape stuck to the soles of my feet. When looking into possible causes, I read that many people complain of symptoms of peripheral neuropathy approximately 3-5 years before they are diagnosed with diabetes.
I invested in a blood glucose meter, and started regularly monitoring my blood sugar levels. I adopted dietary habits commonly recommended for diabetics, as my glucose levels seemed to lean to the high-side of the normal range. I also started strength training for good measure. My logic being that the energy requirements of more muscle mass would likely help utilize excess blood glucose, to better maintain stable levels. I regained full sensitivity im my feet within a few weeks of those minor lifestyle modifications.
Today, my diet is still based largely on recommendations for diabetics and I still weight train (although more for maintenance, as opposed to gains). I spot check my blood glucose levels a few times a year but it appears to be holding steady; and I haven't experienced any symptoms pf peripheral neuropathy for more than a decade.
Thank you, Dr. Ekberg, for your fascinating video that will provide help to a lot of people including me who do not eat sugar or fried foods and moved to Thailand 24 years ago from Boulder, CO!!!☮💖
Very well explained about diabetics and it signs and symptoms
Cheers Doc! Great video 🤓
You always make it crystal clear
Many thanks from Switzerland
You've kept this vital information as simple as possible for the layman to understand, and that is good.
Can't belive this information is for free. Thank you!
Thank you Dr Ekberg information that we need to know 😊
SUPERB! Your best talk to date! I send my at-risk patients to your site because you explain it much better than I can in the exam room in 5 minutes. I even pass it on to MY doctors to pass on to their other at-risk patients. Keep up the great work!
Both my father and myself were adult onset Type 1 diabetics - around age 55 in both cases. Would like to learn more about this variant.
God bless you good doctor. That's wonderful ❤❤❤😊
I think they call this 1.5
As usual one of the very best in content and presentation. Appreciate your passion in preparation to the very minute details & zeal to share.
That is a great video! I wish all GP/Family doctors and especially Pediatricions would watch this.
Setting the message early could be a real good idea.
Doc I just had my HBA1C result which is 30, after following a great deal of your advice over the last 2 months. I have lost a weight and feel much better. I have been pre diabetic for 5 years always HBA1C s of 42 -46 . I am definitely going to continue with my intermittent fasting , low carb. Just want to say thank you so much from me and my family ❤
30 hba1c????? 5-6 is normal
@@dhruvkaushik9476 30 mmol/mol dear
Thank you so much. An excellent and easy to understand presentation. As always 🙂
Love Dr Ekberg always a pleasure to hear him speak and educate us all ❤
Thank you @paulinepresident8260 😄
So happy I found your channel,I have been watching many of your videos,I have to say Dr Ekberg gives one of best knowledge in UA-cam for people's wellness. Massive thanks .
Your a absolute godsend! Good stuff Doc.!
Thank you Dr. Ekberg for putting up those helpful information video. I have known you through my parents who watch your video and recommend to me. I was diagnosed diabetic 4 months ago. I follow your video and gain knowledge of what to eat and what to avoid. I’m now on diabetes monitor and wear Libre 3 sensor. After 3 months of changing my life style and diet, I have lost 16lbs (from 124 lbs to 108lbs). My A1C came down by 4.5 after 3 months. I will go back to have follow up in another 6 months instead of 3 months. I only concern about my glaucoma. My eye doctor told me I could have vision loss and surgery. He scared me to death when I heard about vision loss and limbs amputation. 😢 Again, really appreciate for your time to put up useful videos of information. ❤❤❤
Great video. Kindly a correction; Glucose does not need insulin to enter the cell. What are needed are glucose transporters. Insulin function is to store excess glucose in the blood into the liver, adipose tissue and muscles. Thanks you.
Thank you Dr Sten, God blessed you.
Thank you Dr Ekberg, a great presentation clarifying type 1&2 diabetes.
May God protect you for us dear Dr . thank you very very much
❤ all your videos. So much information.
I was diagnosed 2 years ago with type 2 diabetes. However i had been trying for 10 years to find out why I was falling asleep every lunchtime, i had terrible leg cramps at night and hand cramps after a days work, the usual getting up to pee more often. After being told I was diabetic, I investigated the symptoms and everything associated with the disease.
All the symptoms gradually subsided over the next few months and now I'm Metformin free. But why did it take them 10 years to do a blood test for diabetes? Last September I had a heart attack and stent fitted, which could have been avoided had I have been told earlier.
I've been on a low carb diet now for the past year and half, hopefully reversing as much damage done as possible. Biggest problem is educating my doctor!
Do to unfortunate life situations, I found myself relying on sugar based drinks for a while to survive. My body reached a point where it began rejecting the sugar, and I would feel sick after consuming any. I basically experienced and did what you've talked about, great advice
Tack sa mycket! Your explanations are fantastic.
very easy to understand, thank you
Excellent information on diabetes!
Thank you for all your info regarding fasting.
I am pre-diabetes for a long time since 2010. May 3rd of this year my A1C show 6.3 very close to be a diabetic. I got to work since then researching information on UA-cam on how to cure my issue and this is how I stumbled to your videos! It took 3 months of work on my side and by August of this year my blood results when down to 5.5.
Thank you for all the good helpful information!
I have a big need to thank you Dr. My A1c went from 9.5 to 6.1 in 3 months. Thank you, my hat goes off to you 🎩
This scientific discourse is way ahead in every respect as compared to by rest of experts (with due regards to many of them),eye opener to Watchers if they are really serious and critical about their health and quality of life.Great information only those like me who have gone through this turmoil for a very long time and by following Dr Ekberg for a few months only, I am more at Ease than Dis-Ease. Hope in near future I may be at full ease as I was 38 years ago (now I am 68) if everything goes smoothly.ULTIMATE compilation. A big applause to
Dr Sten Ekberg.
Thank you @shanker-nk7jh for letting me know. I really appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching.😄
@@drekberg Thanks for acknowledging my sincere comment. May God bless you with long healthy and happy life.Wish that you may continue to do the selfless service to mankind in future as well
@@drekberg Thanks for acknowledging my sincere comment. May God bless you with long healthy and happy life.Wish that you may continue to do the selfless service to mankind in future as well
Thank you for sharing another fantastic video. God blessed 🙏
You are welcome @balasandarkalieannan300. Thank you for watching. 😄
Thank you very much for this valuable discourse. You are really improving my life.🎉
Happy to hear that!
Thanks Doc for this great info!!!
Kudos to Dr. Sten, the knowledge I get have helped me get close back to the optimum health I seek.
Excellent information
Thank You!
Great information, I’m watching this video again bc I need to understand it 100%
Thank you @lolajacomino6574. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it. The purpose of my channel is to explain things better than other channels and help people understand the principles. I spend so much time on it because when we get "the why" and the mechanism we become empowered for life . Comments like yours makes it all worthwhile. I love it when people really get it. 😄
I have been a type 1 diabetic for 34 years, iv had no problems with I or any part of my body
If anyone gets insulin resistance I highly recomended that you take Turmaric capsules with black pepper as it stops insulin resistance and helps stablise blood sugars
But should not we be on metformin and DPP4 medications as well?
@@SingleTakeYogiwhat about berberine?
Why not just limit your carb intake?
@@9thebearYes
Stop eating sugar -- that is the very best way to stop insulin resistance.
Great video. Well spoken, understandable demeanour, fact filled. 16:30 to 17:35 is gold. I tried something new. I listened to a breathing exercise while listening to this video. Longer Powerful Nose Breathing Exercises/60 Breaths. There is talking in the intro but I muted it, and went into the deep breaths. Held my breath and focused on Dr. Sten’s voice for multiple 2 minute breath holds and the meditation sounds. I feel ALIVE! Thanks Dr. Sten Ekberg.
This was real educational, you see our body always gives us warnings but we ignored and we pay the price. Sad 😥 😔
Your information is Priceless, although I am not a diabetic I am well informed. Thank You! 😉
Excellent, thank you Dr Ekberg. Saludos
De Elberg I thank you so much for- you’re amazing at explaining.
Saving lives everywhere ❤️
I love the way you explain this. You make it very easy to understand
Thank you @miathomas8493. I really appreciate your feedback and so glad that you liked it. The purpose of my channel is to explain things better than other channels and help people understand the principles. I spend so much time on it because when we get "the why" and the mechanism we become empowered for life . Comments like yours makes it all worthwhile. 😄
@@drekberg now I have to apply the knowledge to have a more healthy and whole body. It's a journey for sure. But the way you explain everything puts things into clear perspective. I'm going to keep pushing keep trying keep making higher choices for myself and keep watching your channel. Thank you for being a positive motivating force on you tube. You are changing lives....
Great video Dr. Ekberg! Such a pronounced explanation of diabetes! Thank you for putting so much detail into your videos! It's appreciated! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Thank you @angelfriend3710. Same to you 😄
Hi doc , i found your channel 2 month ago and i start to following your channel since then, i work really hard to translate your information which i’m not good in english but it’s really worth my effort by adapting your information and changing my lifestyle in 1 and half month i loose my bodyfat 6% from 40.1%(121.8kg) and gain muscles 4.4kg
Thank you doc with my respect
In the SETTINGS you can find CAPTIONS There's automatic translation to many languages. Kind regards🐞🐘🍀💖☀
It is more useful to know that one is heading into diabetes/hyperinsulinemia 8-10 years before it happens. A dozen years ago after undergoing in-hospital tests I was told by the doctor that I had "fatty liver disease". I asked him what that was and what I could do about it, and in response he _literally shrugged._ A bit over a year ago I was diagnosed as having type 2 diabetes and was given a prescription for Metformin. I'm now working to reverse the condition, undoing the damage caused by medical misfeasance, and it does *_not_* involve drugs or insulin injections, just diet modification.
Fortunately, we now have great education resources such as this UA-cam channel by Dr. Ekberg and the books and videos by Dr. Jason Fung, MD, and videos by Dr. Ken D. Berry, MD and Dr. Eric Berg, DC, which were not available in 2010.
How is fatty liver diagnosed? Did doc use blood and urine tests or was imagery like ultrasound or magnetic resonance also in play?
@@tactileslut I was undergoing abdominal scans with x-rays and contrast media in a hospital setting at the time, so I presume that's how it was diagnosed. I recently learned from other sources that it is also diagnosed with a liver biopsy.
Very good explanation rasy😮to understand even as a doctor of medicine I’m still learning so yhankd😮
The ONE group of people that NO Alternative doctors ever reach out to are people who have been seriously damaged due to a severe accident and are unable to aggressively exercise. Months in a wheelchair in the mid-50’s and “comfort” eating due to being financially broke, unable to work, living on Oxycodone due to chronic pain, etc. can lead to Diabetes very quickly (and lots of weight gain, NAFLD, etc). One of the most important things other alternative healthcare practitioners focus on is exercise. Imagine a very active person for 55 years experiencing fractures, ligaments off the bones, tendons torn (like a rope being unraveled), smashed vertebral disks and resulting disk degeneration. When people who have had very active lifestyle find themselves in this type of position and have developed T2D 😢will turn to the keto diet to survive, but not being able to exercise or walk very much takes away one extremely important component of the recovery process. Having extremely low income means that such people cannot afford to get memberships at the “Y” so they cannot swim in a pool for low impact exercise even. There really are no alternative healthcare practitioners dealing with this one specific group of people and they are ignored.
As always, your video is informative and easy to understand ❤
Thank you @mjequality. Glad to hear it. 😄
You are the best Doc❤.
I was sitting in the docs waiting room and overheard a nurse talking about diabetes to someone, explaining their medication and how to take them. Absolutely no mention of diet, lifestyle changes or staying away from sugar and carbs, or exercise. Just take the meds! People are taking so many meds that I’ve found it very difficult to get medication for my dogs if it’s a medication that humans and animals can take. The pharmacy is constantly running out! Craziness
Thank you Dr. Ekberg for health issue I appreciated!
You are welcome @rosarioreside3327. Thank you for watching. 😄
@@drekbergHello Doctor, My Fasting Blood Sugar is 126.6 mg/dl and Fasting Insulin is 8.7 uu/ml(ECLIA method, which shows normal range is 2.6 to 24.9). According to your method HOMA IR is 2.72. What could be the reason of high fasting blood sugar? still insulin is not so high. My HBA1c is 5.6. Please make video to explain such situation where only fasting blood sugar is high and random sugar or PPBS sugar is normal. Thank you.
Thank you Dr. Ekberg for all your extremely informative videos! You mention that Type 1 Diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes are completely different diseases and really should have completely different names. I wanted to show this video to my friend, who has Type 2 Diabetes, but I'm sure this comparison of the two diseases will only confuse her more. As you say, the diseases are opposite is some ways.
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I've been eating carnivore only for 12 months...blood test came back couple of weeks ago - HbAlc 6.3...since then, I've tested my glucose 3 times daily (fasting and post prandial) - HbAlc is between 4.8-5.0. If you are
low carb/keto/carnivore do your own testing.
Is Hb1Ac different from A1C?
@@111... They are one in the same.
@@bobcranston3414 thank you 💙
@@bobcranston3414 oh, I'm sorry... you mean do your own glucose testing? I'm trying to avoid the family history.
Well done. I did the same. I had every extreme symptom of diabetes when I got covid. Literally couldn't read, my body was burning from ketoacidosis, numbness etc etc. Now I have a perfect panel, 20/20 and no diagnosis after I switched to an organic diet including things like apple cider vinegar & certain supplements.
Dr Sten, you are a marvel! Great video. I may need to watch again to get 100% understanding but I reckon I got 80% first go! Thank You!
Ive been intermittent fasting my whole life, without evening knowing i was doing it. So i can say for sure from personal experience just how powerful Autophagy is, i go several years without even catching a cold, its been 20 years since i vomited, and i look far younger, i never caught covid, and all this from only eating 1-2 meals for 90% of my life even with a bad diet
Think of the money a person would save fasting
@jamessheehan1594 can you describe examples on what your regular bad diet and the portions are like?
Please do describe your IF routine too? Tia!
THANK you Doctor, u are Godsend to us with yr valuable health information
May God bless you abundantly🙏💥🌈
Thank you Doc,God bless you always🥰
Thank you @lailaniehille426 😄
The best health teacher in my life!
I've never thought that skipping breakfasts like cassualy is something doing right in my life till i discovered this channel
Yea i just started that. Going. No more kelloggs 4 me
Anither awesome video! Thanks Dr!
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You are welcome @sylvainster30. Thank you for watching. 😄
NOTIFICATION SQUAD REPORTING IN!!
THANK YOU DR. EKBERG, GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS!
Thank you @ruschev2 😄
Great video x
Hello from St Louis 5:30 am! Love Dr Sten ! ❤️🌹
Thank you @marciarombach3389 😄
Thank you Dr. Eckberg! ❤
Greetings from America 😁
Thank you very much.
Thank you!
Thanks doctor, have a nice weekend.
Thank you @siuterufumi1234. Same to you 😄
My dr asked me why I check my sugar when I don’t check pos for diabetes. I have 3 brothers who are diabetic and I’m not driving down that road; why wait as I age? I’m 74 now, they’ve been diabetic for years, I’ve been checking my BG for years. When my triglycerides started elevating I changed my lifestyle!
This is a very educating video! Take heed my lovelies!
Thanks Doc!
Młodość to 74 lata ? Nie wiedziała 😂😂😂
This video is very detailed and educational.
❤❤❤❤since i got internet i always listen tò Dr Sten Erkberg . Former olimpic doctor . He has a great mission to teach and saved us .
Thank you doc.i really fell your videos, especially now my blood sugar is in controlled
Thanks. It's good to obtain access to your blood test results each time so that you can personally monitor your A1C and other results.
Many of the labs will allow you to view the results on their website, after the results have been sent to your PCP.
I'm still well below the pre-diabetic number, but with age and a strong family history of diabetes, I want to keep an eye on the A1C and fasting blood sugar.
Avoiding processed foods has helped me eat healthier.
Dr S is really informative 😊😊😊
You are an excellent communicator on this very complex topic. I appreciate your commitment to educating people. As a Canadian, it appears I have to travel to the US or Mexico to obtain a fasting insulin as my GP said we don't measure it unfortunately. Are you aware of a credible organization that provides a home test for fasting insulin available in Canada? Also, I believe I am IR because my glucose spikes go beyond the normal ranges (around 8+ mmol/L), however, my triglycerides are very low. This doesn't reconcile with your suggestion that IR usually leads to higher triglycerides. Thank you for your efforts!
I'm in Canada, too, and I have the same issue. I have to beg my family doctor to get any blood tests done. Next time I'm travelling abroad I'll get a batch of exams done, but I wonder if there are some I could do from home.
You’re the best my Dearest ❤❤❤
Thank you for your videos. Its very helpful to understand how the body works. Can I ask if you could make a video if intermittent fasting or low carb diet ideal for people with ulcer? Thanks!
The title really kinda shocked me for a minute ;) You got me with that one ;)
Dr. Ekberg I've heard you make the claim that humans weren't meant to eat plants, but what of all the other members of the great ape family? They mainly live on large amounts of leafy greens and roots.
Dr ekberg can you share any signs and symptoms that you have or have had and how you cope with it? Dr. Berg shared that he had liver disease. Nobody has perfect health, we all get sick someway or the other, the older we get.
My insulin is 7 and A1c is 5.42 and my endocrinologist has already begun to sound the alarm, she says that it’s the very beginning of the insulin resistance, and I am on a very strict diet + physical activity in order to reduce insulin. And I really have high thirst, especially late in the evening.
Besides, I was diagnosed with the celiac disease and I completely avoid gluten which makes my diet officially cake-free, bread-free and pizza-free and thanks to Dr. Ekberg I avoid starches (which are so popular in gluten-free foods 🤦♀️)