Berberine Shrinks Arterial Plaque, New Study Finds

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  • @dottie269
    @dottie269 Рік тому +1387

    I've been taking it for almost 3 years. Dropped 115 pounds, cholesterol looking great, no longer pre-diabetic, and I'm feeling fabulous!

    • @robertfarrell7944
      @robertfarrell7944 Рік тому +44

      How’s your bowel movement? It used to treat diarrhea in Chinese medicine. Does it make you constipated ? I am just curious.

    • @MaRio-dr5wf
      @MaRio-dr5wf Рік тому +74

      Do you mind telling us the daily dose you took. Empty stomach, with meals or after? What time a day?

    • @veronicafox750
      @veronicafox750 Рік тому +34

      What brand did you use and how often? I have used Berberine, but nothing happened so I am wondering if I have bought the wrong brand.

    • @veronicaroberts-williams3878
      @veronicaroberts-williams3878 Рік тому +19

      Would like to know brand @DorothyRobbins

    • @kirstenmarie3061
      @kirstenmarie3061 Рік тому +10

      What is your personal dose?

  • @lostieaddict
    @lostieaddict Рік тому +654

    I'll never forget what Dr Tina Moore said in your last interview with her: "Just take a berberine and go for a walk." What I love is that in combination, these two underlooked habits quickly make such a difference to me. Her interview was 7 months ago and now I'm 4 months free of daily grand-mal and complex partial temporal lobe seizures because of this channel, Time-restricted feeding, short walks and berberine baby!!

    • @uncommonsense5876
      @uncommonsense5876 Рік тому +17

      👏👏👏👏👏👏😊

    • @01maggie
      @01maggie Рік тому +19

      That's fabulous!! Wow....keep on sharing ...very motivating!!

    • @samulmagnus1
      @samulmagnus1 Рік тому +12

      So happy for you!!😊

    • @nannetteyoung8012
      @nannetteyoung8012 Рік тому +8

      Love Dr. Tina Moore!!! That stuck in my head also 😂😂

    • @johnreidy2804
      @johnreidy2804 Рік тому +15

      Berberine makes me fart. My wife won't let me take it

  • @innercircle341
    @innercircle341 Рік тому +415

    Been taking it gor a year. Dropped 108lb, reversedT2 and got optimum blood pressure and lipids.
    Keto 6 months and now lion diet 5 months. Feel incredible

    • @veronicafox750
      @veronicafox750 Рік тому +15

      What brand, what dosage and how often do you take per day? Please share. Thank you!!!

    • @cleanslate2247
      @cleanslate2247 Рік тому +4

      I just ordered some for digestive issues with a keto/carinvore diet. I have loose poos when on keto.... Did you notice any help in the digestive area at all?

    • @innercircle341
      @innercircle341 Рік тому +19

      ​@@veronicafox750 DoNotAge brand. 1500mg once a day. But 1000mg is effective. Especially good for glucose clearance after eating carbs.

    • @innercircle341
      @innercircle341 Рік тому +1

      ​@@cleanslate2247 no but I didn't really have any digestion issues.

    • @brettr7502
      @brettr7502 Рік тому

      ​@@cleanslate2247 should even out

  • @tenhebrewexecutioners341
    @tenhebrewexecutioners341 Рік тому +30

    Been taking for 5 years... Panel came back looking like my 18 Year old for the last 3 years...I keep it on re- order/Subscription 👍...rid myself of Diabetes... blood sugar in the 60's... blood pressure 128/58...win, win

  • @tantocaro
    @tantocaro Рік тому +32

    Our American Natives have been using GOLDENSEAL for centuries...to heal all skin and gut conditions..it contains berberine...Thanks for your awesome channel🍁🍁🇨🇦🇨🇦

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 6 місяців тому +2

      Don't use goldenseal if pregnant though

  • @XmokiPT
    @XmokiPT Рік тому +36

    berberine + milk thistle + tudca + nac are game changers for me

    • @KimberlyADarling
      @KimberlyADarling 6 місяців тому +1

      What is tudca?

    • @XmokiPT
      @XmokiPT 6 місяців тому +2

      @@KimberlyADarling tudca is tauroursodeoxycholic acid, it's a bile acid, it prevents bile sludge and stabilizes liver enzymes

    • @erinross7031
      @erinross7031 6 місяців тому

      Milk thistle?

    • @faithwhite3175
      @faithwhite3175 4 місяці тому

      What is tuda?

    • @faithwhite3175
      @faithwhite3175 4 місяці тому

      I see that answer.

  • @coydogvt
    @coydogvt Рік тому +214

    Natto works great too. I had a 60% occlusion in my carotid artery that reduced to 16% by eating natto daily for 2 years combined with a relatively low carb diet. Thanks for your great videos!

    • @Jimmyrey6857
      @Jimmyrey6857 Рік тому +12

      I was just looking into Natto. I know it’s fermented which makes it a safe version of soy and it has be good for the gut microbiome which seems to promote these benefits. Just not sold at the common grocery store or easily found online. Edit: I would rather eat Natto than take the supplement but thanks for the recommendations

    • @brawndothethirstmutilator9848
      @brawndothethirstmutilator9848 Рік тому +25

      Jimmyrey6857, Nattokinase is very easy to find in supplement form.

    • @astridwerewolf1648
      @astridwerewolf1648 Рік тому +8

      I've been meaning to buy this Japanese superfood for the last year

    • @user-kc1ci8jg2d
      @user-kc1ci8jg2d Рік тому +14

      Natt and serrapeptese or however u spell lol

    • @djackson4605
      @djackson4605 Рік тому +20

      @@Jimmyrey6857 Natto is also made in Japan, which never use the pesticides we do on soy beans here in the U.S. Never use soy beans from here please, they are full of the absolute worst, non-organic pesticides in the world.

  • @queenofthesouth4205
    @queenofthesouth4205 Рік тому +28

    I have been taking it about 2 years, no side effects. Losing weight is an added bonus.

  • @Chewiee2
    @Chewiee2 Рік тому +11

    I, too, have been taking for several years. Blood sugar levels are on point and It helps so much I no longer have sugar cravings

    • @mrsmc2612
      @mrsmc2612 Рік тому

      What brand and dosage please

  • @ruledbyvenus1859
    @ruledbyvenus1859 Рік тому +152

    I’ve been using your Vitamin D3/K2, Berberine and magnesium glycine powder. No more evening sugar cravings and sleep has improved greatly. I just wish the Berberine pills were smaller.
    Weightloss has been a breeze with that supplementation.
    Thank you.💛

    • @untamedwildhorse
      @untamedwildhorse Рік тому +3

      Which brand do you take?

    • @bane2256
      @bane2256 Рік тому

      I think Mike has his own company

    • @hollypatrick1050
      @hollypatrick1050 Рік тому

      he keeps removing this list of actually tested berberines to push his own, heres study of 15 berberines actual berberine content, stick with over 90% brands, they were as low quality of 25%, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5807210/ i returned vitamin shop brand it had white filler/light yellow, berberine is vivid yellow. dont get it combined with other supplements you need to know that color

    • @hollypatrick1050
      @hollypatrick1050 Рік тому

      @@bane2256 heres study of 15 berberines actual berberine content, there is a lot of crap out there, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5807210/ i returned vitamin shop brand it had white filler/light yellow, berberine is vivid yellow. dont get it combined with other supplements you need to know that color

    • @brandonmoss7976
      @brandonmoss7976 Рік тому +1

      Can you please name all the names of the supplement you use please?
      I'm really looking for a good combination of all that you listed, that would just like to know the brands of each thank you

  • @piniped
    @piniped Рік тому +111

    I told my doctor I wanted to switch over from 500mg of Metformin, to 500-1000mg of berberine. She said she had no advice because it was out of her training and protocol. I’ve been taking 500 of each for a week. Tonight I stop the Metformin. Hoping this works. Using a modified Keto diet.

    • @franzhulk2947
      @franzhulk2947 Рік тому +8

      update?

    • @ghjhgjdfhhjfghefhjfg3327
      @ghjhgjdfhhjfghefhjfg3327 Рік тому +3

      good luck, hope it works for you

    • @LastTrump7
      @LastTrump7 Рік тому

      Any side effects? I heard everything from headaches to racing Herat rate?

    • @piniped
      @piniped Рік тому +6

      @@LastTrump7 no so far. My heart raced with Metformin and I could sleep this seems better.

    • @christinesellers188
      @christinesellers188 Рік тому

      i told my doctor that i wasnt going to take anymore metformin i take berberine k2 d3 natokinese and serapeptase ive reversed my diabetes feel 20 years younger more energy very alert i feel fab...do your own research and keep away from doctors THEY ARE BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH...X

  • @tippytoe1250
    @tippytoe1250 Рік тому +5

    I remember growing up and my family would have medicine wine. Basically it’s a bunch of herbs inside vodka. There was always dried berberine in it.

  • @davidroush1224
    @davidroush1224 Рік тому +24

    I have only been taking this for about 2 weeks so all I can offer are my initial impressions which are positive. After a recent high calcium score in my arteries, I decided to make significant reductions to my diet to greatly reduce or eliminate when posssible refined sugar and grain products. I also intermittent fast with meals generally between noon and 7 pm. I have dropped about 12 lbs since starting.
    Now, my significant diet changes alone certainly would have led to most of my weight reduction. But my impression so far is that the berberine makes me feel more full and sustains that feeling almost until the next meal. My cravings for the sugar/carbs do not seem as strong as before when I had been intermittent fasting alone. I am taking two 500 mg capsules as in the study and I fortunately I have had no other side effects than reduced hunger. For me that is a big plus as it makes it easier for me to simply eat less yet not feel hunger or a desire to binge on treats occasionally.
    If this holds true over the coming months, then I'll be really happy as it could make it easier to keep the weight off which by itself would drive general health improvements. If there is a reduction in arterial plaque levels at the rates noted in this study that would be wonderful.
    Time will tell.

    • @nerychristian
      @nerychristian 11 місяців тому

      How are you doing now?

    • @davidroush1224
      @davidroush1224 11 місяців тому +1

      @@nerychristian I /realized that my low sugar/glycemic index foods was essentially the keto diet so I used more of thos meal plans and have kept it up. I continued to lose weight - 12 lbs in the original post is now almost 50 lbs.The berberine helped me get through the initial week or two if carb cravings, but after that on keto you stop craving them anyway. I think the keto diet deserves the credit here and I plan to stick with it. I still will probably keep taking the Berberine just in case it is later shown to have a positive effect then I would have been making progress. Time and futre scans will tell but I think the most important thing is locing significant weight first so I am on a good path so far. If nothing else, I feel so much better - fewer joint pains, easier to exercise. We hiked for10 days in Utah about 2 months ago and it was easier than any similar trips in the last 20 years s so definitlly some positives.

    • @nerychristian
      @nerychristian 11 місяців тому +1

      @@davidroush1224 l am glad to hear that you are doing well, and that you have made progress in your journey. We often times take our health for granted. I know I have. I have been on the carnivore diet for a couple of years. I love how I feel on it. I no longer crave sugar or processed foods. But I will try berberine. I have a history of afib, so I want to make sure that I am keeping my arteries clear. Good bless you. May you live a long life full of health and love.

    • @davidroush1224
      @davidroush1224 11 місяців тому

      @@nerychristian Thanks - I will occasionally do several days of carinvore. Keto and some balance across food groups is easy for me so far since my wife will also do keto and helps to both eat the same things. We are both slowly losing weight so just taking it easy and doing this seems sustainable for the long term.
      I watched a video last week comparing keto and carnivore. An evolving subject, but in the end it sounds like either diet may provide benefits, the key seems mostly related to the weight loss.
      Glad to hear that carnvivore has helped you as well. Again. no idea if berberine will do this, just figured it is mostly likely harmless even if not so I decided it worth trying. Likewise, may you have a good. long and blessed life.

    • @nerychristian
      @nerychristian 11 місяців тому +1

      @@davidroush1224 I'm sure keto is also beneficial. I just don't have the patience to be counting macros.

  • @quakerlyster
    @quakerlyster Рік тому +21

    A good food source of berberine is barberries. They are found in stores that specialize in Persian cuisine, and are known as zereshk.

    • @veronicafox750
      @veronicafox750 Рік тому

      What do you do with barberries? Are they fruit, like strawberries and you just eat them? Do you cook with them? Thanks.

    • @quakerlyster
      @quakerlyster Рік тому +4

      @@veronicafox750 They are small red berries similar looking to gojis. In Persian cooking they put them in savory dishes like rice or chicken. I like to just sprinkle them on soups, stews, stir fries where they give a nice slight sweet tart taste.

    • @jraaccounts
      @jraaccounts Рік тому +1

      @@veronicafox750 also, they're sold dried so you can use them anywhere you might add some dried fruit (eg. eaten with nuts for a snack, added to a chia/flax pudding, etc.)

    • @janicejames3005
      @janicejames3005 Рік тому +1

      I scrolled down the comments looking specifically for a reference to a natural source.This is the first that I saw. Interesting.

  • @theresaw1117
    @theresaw1117 Рік тому +9

    Been taking it for 3 years and feel great! You are the reason I started! Now It has another plus to keep using it!

  • @Jacobs_Travail
    @Jacobs_Travail Рік тому +4

    I'm SO glad I saw this. I've taken berberine, along with IF 4 days a week low carb. The other 3 days moderate carb, low sugar. Chest pain gone. Taking 2 berberine a day.

  • @Lifesbeengood
    @Lifesbeengood Рік тому +10

    I just started taking berberine about 3 weeks ago and I already noticed a drop in sugar cravings

  • @donaldmorrill1636
    @donaldmorrill1636 Рік тому +61

    Huberman quit berberine, said it gave him headaches. Thanks for all your videos Mike, they are helping me improve my health. I am blessed with great health at 68 years old and mostly ride mt. bikes, but you have convinced me to start weigh lifting.

    • @sarasmile6071
      @sarasmile6071 Рік тому +2

      It gave me mild headaches the first week, they went away after that. I hear dihydaberberine

    • @Kampup
      @Kampup Рік тому

      thanks, i remembered him saying something negative but couldn't remember what

    • @gabriels335
      @gabriels335 Рік тому +2

      @@sarasmile6071 I have the head tightening, tingling, mildish headache type sensation as well... but what are you talking about "i hear..."
      That's why I've been so timid with my berberine use. Only when i have early signs of viral and intestinal issues.
      This latest plaque study really has be wanted to integrate it regularly, particularly for my parents.

    • @djackson4605
      @djackson4605 Рік тому +8

      I also had headaches for about a week. I think it was just due to dehydration and keto/flu from the additional lowering of blood sugar. Paired with about seven thousand steps per day, and I've lost a lot of body fat. Just make sure you train the areas you want to shrink to actual failure, this burns out so much extra (local) glycogen your body has no choice but to lose fat in that exact area.

    • @jakemenard2593
      @jakemenard2593 Рік тому +9

      @@djackson4605 there is no such thing as spot reduction when it comes to fat loss. Crunches don't burn more belly fat than any other exercise. Your body will lose fat all throughout.

  • @robinjohnson6197
    @robinjohnson6197 Рік тому +7

    The most effective video I’ve seen so far for high cholesterol. Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge ❤

  • @moiragoldsmith7052
    @moiragoldsmith7052 Рік тому +33

    I predicted and still hope that we will return to natural herbs and synergistic food combinations to help ourselves. There is SO much we can use to enhance our health growing in our back gardens.

    • @powerguiller
      @powerguiller Рік тому +16

      But canola oil and breakfast cereals have a Heart Healthy stamp approval from American Heart Association😂😂😂

    • @dedetudor.
      @dedetudor. Рік тому +3

      ​@@powerguiller They have the starring roles in As The Stomach Turns😅

    • @powerguiller
      @powerguiller Рік тому +5

      @@dedetudor. with special guests: Campbell’s, Coca-Cola, Frito Lay, Kellogg’s, Nestlé, Pepsi, Quaker and many more coming…

    • @moiragoldsmith7052
      @moiragoldsmith7052 Рік тому +6

      @@powerguiller And many of these companies fund Dietician Clinics. 🙈

    • @ForTehNguyen
      @ForTehNguyen Рік тому +7

      big pHARMa cant make money off natural stuff

  • @Libertas_P77
    @Libertas_P77 Рік тому +11

    Berberine is so clearly superior to Metformin, it’s a no brainier between the two. Berberine is also as effective for controlling blood glucose, but also has none of the negative effects on exercise and muscle building.

  • @gm1847
    @gm1847 Рік тому +1

    🇨🇦 thank you for clarity I now take 500 x2 daily because of this info on Berberine. your presentation is clear and very helpful. a natural. I am 86 in good health awake and aware.

  • @HickoryDickory86
    @HickoryDickory86 Рік тому +194

    Mike, thank you so much for all you do with this channel.
    I'm convinced that if our "healthcare system" wasn't actually just a "disease management system" but was legitimately meant to support and foster good health, it would have long ago looked into and clinically studied traditional diets and medicines from around the world to see what legitimately works and what doesn't, and would standardize and promote what it finds to be efficacious and healthful.
    Sadly, all it's about anymore is pushing artificial, mass-produced, pill-shaped (or injection ready) chemical toxins that treat symptoms while also destroying a plethora of other systems throughout the body, and sometimes even damaging mental health and inducing self-harm ideation. Our "healthcare" system is sick to the core, and we really need to do all we can to fix it.

    • @michaelcolors
      @michaelcolors Рік тому +21

      Bigfarma cannot make a patent on plant-based medicines. So instead, they synthesize the chemical compounds found in plants, like salicylic acid from willow bark, using petrol-based building-block atoms. The problem is that you can't get rid of the atomic stamp of petrol, and this is why all of these drugs have so many side effects. Basically, they have totally left out the agricultural component. ♥️🏋️

    • @musashi4856
      @musashi4856 Рік тому

      The medical system is a ‘Bio-Industrial Complex’ that has been weaponized for financial and totalitarian control.
      It is Enron with State level powers.

    • @friendlybill6109
      @friendlybill6109 Рік тому +18

      We don’t have a health care system in this country. We have a sick care system.

    • @heygetoffmylawn1572
      @heygetoffmylawn1572 Рік тому +8

      I absolutely agree with you…100%.

    • @hymns4ever197
      @hymns4ever197 Рік тому +7

      The healthcare system is also a money making machine.

  • @haileynichelle8343
    @haileynichelle8343 Рік тому +30

    Could you do a video on possible downsides of taking Berberine? Who should take it versus who should not?

    • @KittyCurioso
      @KittyCurioso Рік тому +4

      I agree!!! That would be great

    • @Marmeeseven
      @Marmeeseven Рік тому +2

      Yes please!

    • @retro000
      @retro000 9 місяців тому +4

      I agree and would appreciate it if we had some downsides for some people or combinations that just do not work with Berberine.

    • @paulhailey2537
      @paulhailey2537 Місяць тому

      Pregnant Women should not take Berberine

  • @josephstaples
    @josephstaples Рік тому +81

    Awesome video Mike. The Chinese medicine herb is called huang lian. The plant is actually the source of 3 different herbs used in the practice of Chinese Medicine. There are great herbal formulas that were designed for cardiac complaints. Gua lou xie bai ban xia tang would be used for chest pain related to cardiac events. I would love to see a study on those herbs for the effect they have on arterial plaque.

    • @Lifetalk849
      @Lifetalk849 Рік тому

      Joseph, Are the herbal formulas you mentioned available for sale in the US? If so, where/how to get them...? Please advise... Thank you!

    • @josephstaples
      @josephstaples Рік тому +1

      @Sara McGuire Hi Sara. The formula I mentioned should be available in the states. Depending on local regulations it may be restricted for public use. Most commonly it is prescribed by a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner, so the best thing to do is look for one in your area to ask further questions.

    • @josephstaples
      @josephstaples Рік тому

      If you have further questions let me know

    • @einfachlumir7633
      @einfachlumir7633 Рік тому

      ​@@josephstaples do you know of a good book or Website in english to learn more about this, personally I find it highly interesting but hard to look further into due to a lack of western coverage

    • @josephstaples
      @josephstaples Рік тому

      @Einfach Lumir unfortunately I do not know of any good reading material that is not a textbook. I enjoy when Mike makes these videos because of his ability to relay the information. As a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine I have an appreciation for bothe aspects of what I learned in my education and the western perspective that Mike shares. Sorry I couldn't give a good resource. They just don't exist at this time other than textbooks, which are not going to give specifics like in this video.

  • @ozysjahputera7669
    @ozysjahputera7669 Рік тому +30

    Been taking BBR for 2 months now. It stops Rosuvastatin from elevating my blood glucose. About 2 weeks into taking Rosuvastatin for lowering my LDL, I noticed my fasting glucose in the morning went up by 15 points. Asked my doc if adding BBR is ok. He gave a thumbs up, and my fasting glucose went back to normal in a few days and it has been normal since.

    • @minotaur55
      @minotaur55 Рік тому +1

      how much berberine do you take?

    • @Jacobs_Travail
      @Jacobs_Travail Рік тому +1

      Statins are your problem. How can u listen to Mike and other like minded people and still take that death pill?

    • @4ourthofjuly
      @4ourthofjuly Рік тому

      @Jacobs
      Jesus Christ, it's not a death pill. It's a tool.

  • @kerryphillips2394
    @kerryphillips2394 Рік тому +10

    I have been taking daily now for several months ...but need to take 2 daily now not 1
    Thanks for study as usual very informative👍🤗

  • @krussellgal
    @krussellgal Рік тому +17

    Ok. I finally ordered some Berberine. Thank you Mike. May we all attain optimal functioning for ourselves.

    • @houstonlady1
      @houstonlady1 Рік тому +1

      What and where did you order it from?

    • @krussellgal
      @krussellgal Рік тому

      @@houstonlady1 Myoxcience

  • @thomaskeets3194
    @thomaskeets3194 Рік тому +35

    I have been taking Berberine for two years now. Along with a clean, ketogenic diet, It has helped me keep my blood glucose in check. Although initially more effective, its efficacy has diminished over time for blood glucose control. I was initially being treated for diabetic retinopathy, and since starting Berberine, I no longer have experienced any fluid buildup in my eyes.

    • @mrsmc2612
      @mrsmc2612 Рік тому

      What brand please ❤

    • @pauldi7268
      @pauldi7268 Рік тому +2

      Have you tried adding benfotiamine? Supposed to be very food for retinopathy and other nerve stuff related to diabetes/ pre diabetes

    • @thomaskeets3194
      @thomaskeets3194 Рік тому +3

      @@pauldi7268 Yes, I take a vitamin B-complex which includes vitamin B1

  • @lorrainemiale467
    @lorrainemiale467 Рік тому +13

    Thank you for the information. I've been taking Berberine for a couple years now and it has brought my liver levels way down and helps with my a1c.

  • @71birdie
    @71birdie Рік тому +14

    I tried berberine last year because I read so many good things about it. I was bummed as I was dizzy, nausea, vomited, lethargic, and I felt like I was going to pass out. I tried it with and without food. I guess it is not for me. I am glad so many people have had positive outcomes!

    • @tahquameken
      @tahquameken Рік тому +5

      You had those symptoms because berberine causes low blood sugar for a lot of people. You are lucky you quit when you did. The video should ward people about this.

    • @71birdie
      @71birdie Рік тому +7

      @@tahquameken I assumed it was causing my blood sugars to go too low. I am all for supplements vs. prescriptions but we are all not cookie cutter humans. Our bodies all have different needs. The possible cons should be discussed as well the pros.

    • @kimberlymarie3651
      @kimberlymarie3651 Рік тому +3

      ​@@tahquameken Berberine doesn't cause low blood sugars . It normalizes blood sugars . It doesn't just lower blood sugars like metformin. With berberine your blood sugars don't get high and you won't get low blood sugars.

    • @nebojsa1976
      @nebojsa1976 Рік тому +1

      @@kimberlymarie3651 Berberine doesn't understand the word normalize.

    • @kimberlymarie3651
      @kimberlymarie3651 Рік тому

      @@nebojsa1976 the berberine claims come from what the scientists and their scientific studies and testing have discovered .. do you understand that ?

  • @wcbibb
    @wcbibb Рік тому +70

    I started taking berberine and aged garlic ( "Kyolic" brand) seven years ago upon the recommendation of my cardiologist, who is also board-certified in Intergrative Medicine.
    My progression of atherosclerosis was put in check. I take pravastatin and Metformin. I monitor uric acid levels and exercise. I'm 75 years old and rarely see my cardiologist. He is cautiously optimistic after an echo cardiologram. No use repeating nuclear medicine tests or CAC. He does particle studies on my blood lipids. My primary practice physician does all of the bood glucose tests and uric acid levels. I do interval training on an exercise bike and lift weights and swim.

    • @mykelmellen2378
      @mykelmellen2378 Рік тому +7

      I hope I can stay injury free and also be a beast when I'm 75. 💪

    • @eleonorarigovic7551
      @eleonorarigovic7551 Рік тому +2

      What is the name of the particle study please

    • @caridadfernando6504
      @caridadfernando6504 Рік тому +1

      Congratulations!!

    • @davidroush1224
      @davidroush1224 Рік тому +1

      @@eleonorarigovic7551 My doctor used a Berkley Lab panel test years ago which also reported particle data.

    • @ApoBeef
      @ApoBeef Рік тому +1

      @@eleonorarigovic7551 LDL-P lab test.

  • @theluckyman74
    @theluckyman74 Рік тому +3

    I also like Aged Garlic Extract. Tocotrienol. And Glisodin

  • @antoinettefrancis5036
    @antoinettefrancis5036 Рік тому +15

    I’m going back to it, I was taking it last year, but I stopped because I wasn’t sure how effective it was being. However I have been struggling to maintain my weight loss since Christmas. Maybe the Berberine was working, thank you for reminding me. Sometimes it feels like I’m juggling so many factors to keep the weight off since menopause. It gets exhausting, so I appreciate this. Love the tshirts too

    • @GreyGhost-r4z
      @GreyGhost-r4z Рік тому

      So how is the Berberine working for you.

    • @antoinettefrancis5036
      @antoinettefrancis5036 Рік тому

      @@GreyGhost-r4z good, although I added in some mct oil as well. Weight loss is happening again.

  • @iknow2145
    @iknow2145 Рік тому +85

    I recall the video you did where you and your wife had scans and the doctor commented to her how little fat she had around her liver. I never forgot that. It would be great if she could give us a refresher on everything she does as far as diet and fitness to stay that way. I come from a demographic of people who can have diabetes while appearing very thin. It is hard to even know if you are on the right track when you are in danger of being TOFI. Thanks for all of the education you share.

    • @lpg12338
      @lpg12338 Рік тому +8

      That was a very good and interesting video and his wife looked amazing and lean.

    • @carriesilvinaespinozavilla5177
      @carriesilvinaespinozavilla5177 Рік тому

      I'm a TOFI. Been terrified of diabetes my entire life because so many in my family are diabetic. Tupe 1 and type 2.

    • @LK-jn4uj
      @LK-jn4uj Рік тому

      @@carriesilvinaespinozavilla5177
      Being terrified is strong recognition. Next is action.Are you acting on this knowledge? I’m resistance trn, sprinting on a elliptical machine, LCHF, intermmitant fasting. Zero CAc age 60. Also have fun and start “gently “ moving around like a 10 year old.😁 Let’s Live the gift of our days well!

  • @sundo-pf5zv
    @sundo-pf5zv Рік тому +5

    REALLY AWESOME VIDEO. THANK YOU. == I have approached my local COSTCO two separate times, at least, for giving recommendations on paper and mentioned BBR to the pharmacy. -- Let's all do this: mention BERBERINE to our local COSTCO, via recommendations on paper and via direct approach to the pharmacist, in reference to this video here.

  • @gailfagan7579
    @gailfagan7579 Рік тому +46

    I’m just one year past a silent ‘widow maker’ heart attack, caused by 1 artery 99% blockage, treated with installation of a stent and high doses of drugs like statins, anti platelets, beta blockers, etc. I had awful side effects from the statins so I just stopped those and I’ve gotten the others drugs vastly reduced. Just spoke to my cardiologist yesterday and he’s said I will need to stay on the ticagrular, an anti-platelet’ medication that you’re mentioning here today as being a cause of increased plaguing. I can’t tell you how deceived I feel, knowing these drugs are creating a lifetime of income for these medical people at seniors’ expense. Thank you for providing this information publicly. I’ve got insulin that whole metabolic syndrome and I started a keto diet a few weeks ago. I’m going for my 1 year blood panel, and another heart imaging test. Then, I’ll be weaning off off the ticagrular and getting ON the berberine. Without his permission if necessary.

    • @angbradshaw2609
      @angbradshaw2609 Рік тому +17

      I just wanted to give you some hope. I too, had a massive heart attack and got a stent put in 2004. That's 19 years ago and I am still kicking. I contribute it to quitting the lipitor that my doc said I needed to stay on for the rest of my life. Just thought I would let you know. Good luck and better health to you.

    • @01maggie
      @01maggie Рік тому +6

      Stay strong 💪 You are doing a fantastic job . Keep going . Healing takes time . Have you tried NMN , transresveratol and TMG?? These three are very powerful in healing all the organs in the body.

    • @gailfagan7579
      @gailfagan7579 Рік тому

      @@angbradshaw2609 thank you for your comment. I was given Ruvistatin 40 mg A DAY when I was discharged. That stuff is AWFUL!! I took myself off it entirely after 3 weeks and got the rest of my meds drastically reduced. It’s like they get you into the drug pipeline and make as much $$$ as they can as you get sicker and sicker. I’ve met the requirements for the meds for 1 year, now I’m taking my health back on much better healthier terms. I am so thankful for people/channels by well educated people like this one. Also Dr Ken Berry, Dr Eric Berg, Dr Boz. They are goldmines of information. 💕

    • @gailfagan7579
      @gailfagan7579 Рік тому +4

      @@01maggie thank you for your comment. I appreciate your suggestions. I am taking quite a few supplements right now and when I add something, I try to only do 1 at a time so I can see if it’s working or not. My biggest concerns are my liver and artery plaguing. The berberine sounds really good for a replacement of the ticagrular im on. 🙏👍

    • @WookieLove1
      @WookieLove1 Рік тому +8

      ​@@gailfagan7579 wishing you a complete healing! Keto and intermittent fasting will change your life. Eat well, sleep well, and get some sunshine.

  • @wread1982
    @wread1982 Рік тому +3

    HIGH INTENSITY HEALTH IS NUMERO UNO!!! Thanks broski!

  • @kevindarroch7332
    @kevindarroch7332 Рік тому +1

    Thank you, more and more we are learning TCM is so good..

  • @bspenn
    @bspenn Рік тому +64

    Late last August 2022, I tried Berberine HCL 500 mg for about 1 month, but had to stop because of a crazy side-effect. Berberine is molecularly similar Metformin. I took it because David Sinclair said it was great for controlling blood sugar. I'm not pre-diabetic or diabetic. Shortly after I began taking it, whenever I went for a run, I experienced what I imagine a heart-attack feels like. I am careful with supplements, and this was the only thing I changed. I stopped taking the Berberine and gradually (over several weeks) the pains subsided. I don't know if anyone else has experienced these symptoms. Let me know.

    • @onetime7408
      @onetime7408 Рік тому +8

      I tried it 3 years ago...felt awful -dizzy and weak when running. Tried again about a year later...same thing.

    • @sandym4317
      @sandym4317 Рік тому +12

      He said to take before meals, maybe that’s why you felt bad? IDK, but I hope you feel better.

    • @flowerpt
      @flowerpt Рік тому +3

      I wonder if the TCM undefined herbal form has a balancing compound.

    • @MRGF78
      @MRGF78 Рік тому +24

      You probably went through a low blood sugar episode... you'll feel awful...

    • @bicitaja
      @bicitaja Рік тому +5

      I get increased heart rate from it and irritability.

  • @astridwerewolf1648
    @astridwerewolf1648 Рік тому +4

    I take with Milk Thistle as it's absorbed better.

  • @hhpnutritionperformance9600
    @hhpnutritionperformance9600 Рік тому +3

    Great video, As a bodybuilder eating a tun of meats year round I and my clients us this product as well, with TUDCA. If you use the compounds and are very active you will be blown away with how you look and feel...

  • @gman21266
    @gman21266 Рік тому +6

    Very active. 145 pound male. Yet 3 heart attacks since 2011 and I now have 5 stents in my heart,
    And this is the first I have heard of Berberine.

    • @TimeForTrim
      @TimeForTrim Рік тому +1

      What caused your heart issues? You seem lean and in good shape ?

    • @gman21266
      @gman21266 Рік тому +1

      @@TimeForTrim - Honestly don't know. My LDL and Total cholesterol has never been high. HDL and Trigs are ok. And my blood pressure has always been perfect.
      Yet I just had my 3rd heart attack in January with 3 coronary artery blockages of 100% and 80% and 70%.

    • @TimeForTrim
      @TimeForTrim Рік тому +2

      @@gman21266 wow man , doctors haven’t had any insight ? I’ll keep you in my prayers

    • @gman21266
      @gman21266 Рік тому +7

      @@TimeForTrim - Cardiologist don't take time to actually talk to a patient. They just follow protocols.
      "Got a splinter in your finger? No problem. We'll put a stent in your heart and then tell you to take a Statin. All for the low price of $190,000. Now excuse me while I runn to the next patient."

    • @LastTrump7
      @LastTrump7 Рік тому +2

      @@gman21266 you take CoQ10 200-400 mg, Magnesium taurate 200 mg bid, good liquid bottle fish oil 1 tsp a day.

  • @Marmeeseven
    @Marmeeseven Рік тому +5

    I was on 3 pills 4x a day (one I took 2x a day) to manage blood pressures. I’m 52 and have been on meds most of my adult life. I’m now down to 1 pill (lisinopril) 1x a day. My pressure is 110/65 so I may need to drop lisinopril. However, I understand this cannot be taken more than 2 years. I’m on 1000 mg a day taken at night. Any thoughts on taking this indefinitely to control blood pressure?

  • @patrickfrazier3933
    @patrickfrazier3933 Рік тому

    Thank you for this video! I've taken Berberine for several years. I'm really glad to know it's even better than I had thought.
    Berberine with Bitter Melon Experience:
    Bitter tastes at the end of a meal provoke a reaction that I feel in my gut. Once, I made a cup of tea with a capsule of Bitter Melon and a capsule of Berberine, and I drank it after the meal had "settled." I was experiencing a craving of sorts for something more , possibly because the stomach had just emptied. Instead of having a desert, I drank my tea and got a sort of whiskey shudder that lasted awhile--resolving with warm sensations that spread throughout my gut.
    This makes me wonder if tastes signal biochemical reactions in the body to prepare to receive that which is swallowed. Perhaps the taste of "bitter herbs" can amplify their beneficial effects. For me, the right time for the tea is after a satisfying meal, just when I might have an urge to get some dessert. And I doubt just swallowing the capsules to avoid the "bad taste" would do the same thing.

  • @mariaashot5648
    @mariaashot5648 Рік тому +6

    I have been taking Berberine on a doctor's recommendation and find it has helped. But Nattokinase was the only thing that really made the blood clots completely go away - especially in my legs, which since Covid have had so much worse varicosity!

  • @philipreed6893
    @philipreed6893 Рік тому

    Great information the 1st time I heard Berberine I am a cardiac patient thank you very much! Sincerely, Philip

  • @danieldelanoche2015
    @danieldelanoche2015 Рік тому +14

    So...maybe I'm not the ideal candidate to take Berberine, because two days after I started taking it, I developed a severe nosebleed (first nosebleed of my life at 37), I mean blood pouring put of my nose so bad I had to have a whole bath towel so soak up blood on my way to the ER because it wouldn't clot well enough. Be careful with berberine.

    • @annawell2517
      @annawell2517 Рік тому +3

      Maybe you should take K-1 . Look at what K-1 is for.🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @willmac5642
    @willmac5642 Рік тому +1

    Will try this in small doses. As lightly worried about side effects

  • @cleigh113
    @cleigh113 Рік тому +6

    I am taking Berberine has a way to stop Metformin- as Met. has many side affects I don't want, such as diminished B1/B12 that really started messing with me. I have backed off Metformin substantially so waiting to see how it goes. Living in Canada I do not have to pay for most medication and taking vitamins for a replacement actually costs me more money- but better health is worth it.

  • @LouisDallara
    @LouisDallara Рік тому

    Thank you for the wake-up on Berberine and really appreciate the references to pub med.

  • @lorinichols1847
    @lorinichols1847 Рік тому +4

    I think talking about "red meat" without specifying whether it's grass fed and finished is useless. I don't think they are truly comparable in their composition.

  • @jensworldwidecloset1095
    @jensworldwidecloset1095 Рік тому +1

    I take your magnesium powder before bed. It helps me sleep so good,, when I’ve tried barberine I get bad racing heart. I really want to take it but can’t take the racing palpitations.

  • @hemetsonshine
    @hemetsonshine Рік тому +3

    My son works at UPS. A tee shirt with "Lift Like Your Life Depends On It" would get a few laughs.

  • @Mark4Jesus
    @Mark4Jesus Рік тому +1

    Thanks, I still don't see anyone else talking about this, even though it is one of the most important topics, as evidenced by all the well-meaning folks giving unproven guidance about "how to clean out your arteries" here on YT. I'm surprised by the continuation of plaque buildup with the statins which are designed to slow it down. Loved this too: "Just talking about supporting metabolic health..." 😁 Great video!

  • @Gregory_TheWatchman
    @Gregory_TheWatchman Рік тому +13

    Thank you for the information and highlighting the health benefits of berberine. I have some that I never took because I've been supplementing with others such as niacin. Now, listening to your discussion, I will definitely begin a daily regimen with the berberine. Guess I just needed a little spike of statistical info.🤪 Thanks again!

  • @dwightj.7895
    @dwightj.7895 Рік тому

    Thanks for your time much appreciated.

  • @sharonmedran6999
    @sharonmedran6999 Рік тому +7

    Thanks, Mike, for the update. I just started taking Myoxcience berberine again a couple of weeks ago. It helps confirm why I'm taking it when I hear reports like this.

    • @nicolassmith72
      @nicolassmith72 Рік тому

      Hi pretty lady. How are you and your family are doing today? And how is the weather over there??

  • @elementalAlma
    @elementalAlma Рік тому +1

    Amazing. I’ve been taking this for a while and recommending it to my clients. Also, I’ve noticed in my clients that acetylcholine levels are higher since Covid. I think a lot of long covid symptoms are caused by high ACH and this should be studied as a treatment for lowering ACH and reducing symptoms of long Covid. PM me for consultation/more convo on this would love to talk w you about it. BBR should be taken in the morning to ovoid significant drops in morning blood sugar levels. Maybe BBR lowers ACH by the up regulation of receptor cells, putting ACH out of the blood stream and into use!

  • @TheHoth1
    @TheHoth1 Рік тому +23

    My father sold Chinese herbs all his life. We heard of Berberine 黄连素 all the time. We never use it for this particular purpose though. Let me ask him about it and find out how we can incorporate Berberine into our diet;)

    • @soulnspired
      @soulnspired Рік тому +3

      What did you find out? What about spleen chi deficiency?

    • @rebeccal782
      @rebeccal782 Рік тому +2

      What’s ur father’s reply? Thks

    • @AcesGaruda
      @AcesGaruda Рік тому +1

      Update?

    • @lisag18
      @lisag18 Рік тому +7

      I hate when a comment leaves people hanging.
      Why bother commenting?!

    • @francesbriggs9163
      @francesbriggs9163 Рік тому

      @@lisag18, you hate over something so small and insignificant, woah?!

  • @sylviasparks5585
    @sylviasparks5585 7 місяців тому +1

    Please tell me when it’s best to take it?? I eat one meal a day dinner ? Is it best with food? After you eat? Before bed??

  • @mreece1966
    @mreece1966 Рік тому +11

    Berberine has a 2013 study that links it to Chromosomal translation. That would be CLM Leukemia. I took Berberine for several month and was just diagnosed with CML.

    • @dianehutcheson1415
      @dianehutcheson1415 Рік тому

      Sorry about the dx of CML, other research relates to CLL and berberine with apoptosis among other ref. Each of these dx of course are different
      Please asses with your treatment team as always since this is of course open to interpretation and each person is different along with the epigenetics and mutations.
      pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33174291/.

    • @Syntaxstic
      @Syntaxstic Рік тому

      Sorry, are you saying if you take berberaine it can cause leukaemia

    • @Syntaxstic
      @Syntaxstic Рік тому

      Oh shit, is this what you were taking about pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24584584/. It causes dna damage?!

    • @myhappygecko2895
      @myhappygecko2895 Рік тому +5

      For some reason when I try to view the 3 replies to this, its empty... youtube was are you doing.

    • @Syntaxstic
      @Syntaxstic Рік тому

      @@myhappygecko2895 I shared the study I found.

  • @lightfast1
    @lightfast1 Рік тому +1

    Fantastic video loaded with such important information. First of all, no doctor speaks about TMAO produced by the gut bacteria of meat eaters, and that it's atherogenic (produces plaque). Do they even know about this? I highly doubt. They don't realize its not all about cholesterol. I think medical schools don't teach about this because currently there is no TMAO suppressing drugs, as far as I am aware. Secondly, much appreciation for sharing this study. If this is improvement on 16 weeks with taking Berberine, then if taking it even longer, it could be super beneficial to reversing arterial and carotid artery plaque that can save many lives. Also its laughable that in the control group with current meds heart patients were taking arterial plaque got worse. And when I say laughable, I mean that the current standard of practice misses completely involvement of TMAO in the formation of arterial plaque. So, even cardiologists and cardiac surgeons seem unaware. And it's incredible how gut bacteria plays such an important part. And no, I am not promoting that everyone should be on plant based diets to produce less TMAO. But certainly that animal protein eaters should look for ways to reduce TMAO in their bodies. Cholesterol is not the only thing.

  • @BytomGirl
    @BytomGirl Рік тому +10

    I was taking Berberis Vulgaris tincture for few years for the gallbladder after a bad attack and haven't had another one since

  • @johnrinehart4927
    @johnrinehart4927 Рік тому +2

    Thank you for your information. I've been on the scary journey of being diagnosed as prediabetic,pre-diabetic, am taking berberine and fennugreek for 8 months now.

  • @simonmcintosh6565
    @simonmcintosh6565 Рік тому +7

    Awesome - so great to stop diabetes and for CVD 💪💪💪

  • @kernjames
    @kernjames Рік тому +1

    Great information. thanks for your work. You really deserve to have a Pop filter shield on your Microphone. Your voice is great and it deserves to be heard at its best.

  • @pinksupremacy6076
    @pinksupremacy6076 Рік тому +10

    Could u do a video on niacin and cholesterole/lipid profile?

    • @ediewall6360
      @ediewall6360 Рік тому +1

      Read books by the late Stephen Sinatra , Cardiologist and alternative medicine doctor. Also has supplements

  • @Ed-iu1di
    @Ed-iu1di Рік тому +2

    What about the 2009 study stating "Berberine promotes the development of atherosclerosis in APOE deficient mice"? I don't want to brush it off because it was done on mice. I have also seen studies about berberine causing DNA damage.

  • @shanephillips8009
    @shanephillips8009 Рік тому +22

    Would love to hear a discussion about outcomes and down stream effects of clearing arterial calcium. Could it expose damaged endothelium and increase clot risk 🤔

    • @oldie4210
      @oldie4210 Рік тому

      Plaque is damaged endothelialium as it is through the intimidation layer.

    • @shanephillips8009
      @shanephillips8009 Рік тому +4

      @@oldie4210 still haven't heard any studies of outcomes related to reducing previously formed plaque.

    • @user-zq3qd8ui5o
      @user-zq3qd8ui5o Рік тому

      @@shanephillips8009 - Dr. Esselstyn did it through putting his most severely diseased heart patients on a Whole Foods, Plant Based Diet. Look him up on UA-cam. Basically, let vegetables & leafy greens be the basis of your diet. However, avoid all grains & sugars & high carbohydrate, high glycemic load foods, as those lead to the production of arterial plaques through the insulin - liver pathway, (look up Dr. Robert Lustig on UA-cam, as he talks about this very succinctly.). Limit or avoid as best you can, saturated fats & all packaged, processed foods & manufactured seed oils. Go Whole Foods, Plant Based, Vegetables Based, and eliminate all grains, as grains are inflammatory & insuligenic. Some fish, particularly wild Alaskan salmon & sardines, is also healthy.

    • @richardpellis
      @richardpellis Рік тому +8

      Interesting question. I would think clotting risk depends on type of plaque - soft vs. hard (calcified). I one has soft plaque, which would be under some hard, then if hard plaque is reduced- I would think that raises clot risk.
      My challenge with these studies is the never classify the type of plaque.

    • @flowerpt
      @flowerpt Рік тому +1

      Go slow and be meticulous about keeping inflammation low.

  • @shaziajaved2208
    @shaziajaved2208 Рік тому +1

    Can anyone please suggest the berberine brand and dosage in Canada , my H1BAC is 5.9 , I have also high cholesterol and high BP

  • @robertantonie1722
    @robertantonie1722 Рік тому +4

    Yeah, idk about this. I've been through PSSD for a couple of years, and now I'm very reluctant to try supplements known to negatively influence libido. There are a few posts on r/supplements complaining about lower sex drive on berberine.

  • @chrisstef8004
    @chrisstef8004 7 місяців тому

    Thinking of starting...seems people have had great results.
    Just coming on our shelves in Australia...a bit behind here..😢
    Great work everyone..👍👏👏👏👏👍👏

  • @cccalifornia7206
    @cccalifornia7206 Рік тому +7

    Love this research💖.... I TAKE BERBERINE!!! I pray and hope it works for me!!!👍😉👊🇺🇸

  • @Sky-pd7nh
    @Sky-pd7nh 6 місяців тому

    Berberine/ Indian barberry plant is highly effective and used as a medicinal herb in Ayurveda too!

  • @bigbossman3877
    @bigbossman3877 Рік тому +1

    Thanks Mike. I'm convinced now to try it. Just placed an order.

  • @nico2000ad
    @nico2000ad Рік тому +5

    Fantastic, I have been using Berberine since almost 3 years 🙏 also it’s worth mentioning for cardiovascular disease Red Yeast Rice both should be used together with Nattokinase , CoQ10 with PPQ… Vit K2 and Systematic Enzymes.. great info as usual . Thank you 🙏🇦🇺🦘❤️

  • @topchic7475
    @topchic7475 Рік тому +9

    This is such great and useful info. Thanks for all the great work you do 🙏🏻

  • @debracappiccille6485
    @debracappiccille6485 Рік тому

    I’ve been using it for a shutouts help control glucose levels. Thank You for this new information.

  • @maxineadderley5378
    @maxineadderley5378 Рік тому +8

    How does berberine match up with natto kinase for arterial plaques?

  • @luckssj
    @luckssj Рік тому

    I have been talking it for about 6 months looking forward to great results

  • @jimdandy8996
    @jimdandy8996 Рік тому +13

    Does it reduce soft or calcified plaque? Does it reduce exercise endurance like Metformin?

  • @truthhurts9771
    @truthhurts9771 Рік тому +1

    Salishan people have used "barberry" to treat acne in their traditional medicine, although bark of the native Berberis aquifolium (Oregon grape) and other related species was used.[11] [12] Native American Indians used the roots or berries as a general herbal tonic to stimulate appetite.[13] A decoction of the plant has been used as a folk medicine to treat gastrointestinal ailments and coughs,[14] although its use has been limited due to the bitter taste of the bark and root.
    Barberry seeds.... Eat them if you know what is good for you....

    • @shannonholmes5130
      @shannonholmes5130 Рік тому

      Are the barberry seeds inside the berry of the Oregon Grape?

    • @truthhurts9771
      @truthhurts9771 Рік тому

      @@shannonholmes5130 is a goat inside an ass?

  • @messagesystem333
    @messagesystem333 Рік тому +11

    @mike thanks for all you do! Can you please cover hygiene products that are dangerous/safe like deodorants, shampoos, soaps etc and how they can affect our health?

  • @PokePackFire
    @PokePackFire Рік тому

    love eating the dehydrated berberine and drinking its tea. it is like raisins.

  • @DK-pr9ny
    @DK-pr9ny Рік тому +14

    Do you think it would help reduce a CAC score or maybe not since the plaque is already calcified?

    • @lpg12338
      @lpg12338 Рік тому

      Check out NanobacTX by nanobiotechpharma.

    • @shannonholmes5130
      @shannonholmes5130 Рік тому

      I wish that we could read his answers, I would like to know this too!

  • @romakwas4807
    @romakwas4807 Рік тому +1

    Berberine has wonderful synergy with melatonin, vtamiñ °C and andrographis
    Ì

  • @superkaterina
    @superkaterina Рік тому +22

    Hi Mike! What do we know about its effects on hormones ? Has been shown to cause a significant rise in FSH, and progesterone levels and a significant decrease in the levels of LH, estrogen, and testosterone.

  • @cheryldavis6011
    @cheryldavis6011 Рік тому +2

    Exciting news! Thank you for sharing!

  • @dereklewis2583
    @dereklewis2583 Рік тому +6

    Interesting. 21 patients seems underpowered. Also would love to know if this was randomized.
    I don’t think it’s fair to discuss the results of this study without a context for them. Maybe there is something here, I’m open to that, in fact I’m rooting for that.. I just don’t think it’s likely and I don’t know how much this study proves at all.
    Check for confirmation bias, optimism bias, etc

  • @545Booboo
    @545Booboo Рік тому +2

    I was prescribed berberine by my naturopath when my cholesterol was high- the problem I have with it is that it also acts as an appetite suppressant - I’m struggling to get back to the 107 lbs that I weighed before I started the berberine. It helped a bit with my cholesterol but I dropped 12 lbs over the course of the 6 months I was taking it - I weighed myself the other day and have managed to claw my way back up to 100 lbs.

    • @myotherusername9224
      @myotherusername9224 Рік тому

      Eat as much fat meat as you can and learn to lift weights
      Also try GOMAD (gallon of milk a day) and perform squats . Go to a gym that has free weights and ask the BIG weight lifters to teach you how to lift weights.

    • @myotherusername9224
      @myotherusername9224 Рік тому

      Look up the weight lifting plan called 'squats and milk' to gain healthy muscle mass

  • @skepticalmom2948
    @skepticalmom2948 Рік тому +2

    That is very interesting, have been experimenting with Indian foods such as curries, like korma, vindaloo and biryia. All of the spices are fairly cheap and you can get large quantities for small prices. I usually serve all of the foods over turmeric rice flavored with chicken broth because I read that turmeric is not absorbed unless mixed with a fat. I'm glad getting healthy is so tasty.

    • @claire_declared
      @claire_declared Рік тому +1

      Tumeric needs black pepper to absorb in the body

  • @marystewart3096
    @marystewart3096 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for this information! ❤

  • @macoediv
    @macoediv Рік тому +6

    I lowered my left main from 278 to 0 in one year of d3k2 on carnivore with exercise. All other arteries had slight increases.

    • @jameswalter3136
      @jameswalter3136 Рік тому

      That is amazing! Congrats! Did you use any special source/type of D3K2?

    • @macoediv
      @macoediv Рік тому +2

      @@jameswalter3136 it is from the vitamin shop. M7 from chick peas

    • @matteng1448
      @matteng1448 Рік тому

      @@macoediv I use their vthrive lipsomal and it’s great

    • @macoediv
      @macoediv Рік тому +2

      @Atento a sua Palavra It does not clog. sugars and carbohydrates causes damage then it clogs. eating meat will help the body heal.

    • @jameswalter3136
      @jameswalter3136 Рік тому

      @Atento a sua Palavra I have not found any indication meat promotes heart disease. Quite the opposite, it is part of a heart healthy diet.

  • @joen.8364
    @joen.8364 Рік тому

    Excellent stuff!
    Thank You

  • @MBowler
    @MBowler Рік тому +3

    I’m currently one year into a four year double blind clinical study of a PCSK9 med for triglycerides. Protocol is now one injection every six months. My carotid atherosclerosis is still progressing, though slowly. I’ll try berberine supplements to see if they provide additional help.

    • @davidroush1224
      @davidroush1224 Рік тому +5

      Careful ...... you may end up altering the clinical study data. Best to ask them before you take it/break their study/protocol.

    • @ApoBeef
      @ApoBeef Рік тому +1

      How do you know you’re not on the placebo?

  • @dalialovesdoggies4361
    @dalialovesdoggies4361 Рік тому

    I NEED TO SEE the researches😊

  • @yvonnecrozier4536
    @yvonnecrozier4536 Рік тому +5

    I tried taking berberine supplement (capsules by mouth) and I got very irritated red eyes. When I stopped taking it, the problem went away. Does anyone know why?

    • @jackieburns5257
      @jackieburns5257 Рік тому

      My eyes became bloodshot from amlodipine bp med/ nitric oxide increasing supplements

  • @Endorfen2011
    @Endorfen2011 Рік тому

    And, Thank you for sharing! Informative as always! Looking forward to others.

  • @Ashley-ox5iz
    @Ashley-ox5iz Рік тому +7

    Thank you for another wonderful video! Can you review the studies from yesterday’s WSJ article about metformin not actually effective for prevention of diabetes, heart disease, cancer etc? The article mentions Sinclair and other doctors and honestly mocks anybody who believes in metformin, fasting or cold exposure for longevity (from a tiny bit of research I found that those studies were sponsored by Slim Fast and Astra Zeneca.) I’m so nervous about the effects of this study - for one, my dad is pre-diabetic and after reading this article has decided to stop taking his metformin after reading. If you make a video about it I want to send it to him to keep him on the path to health. Thank you for everything you do :)

    • @ApoBeef
      @ApoBeef Рік тому

      Get your dad back on it pronto. Pre-diabetes is no joke.

    • @honkytonk4465
      @honkytonk4465 Рік тому

      do keto