The BEST Meal to Clean Out Your Arteries

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  • @booleyLOD1
    @booleyLOD1 8 місяців тому +527

    I'm over 80 years old. I am not wrinkled, have very little grey hair, and am as strong as most men in their 30s and early 40s. Most people who don't know me think that I am in my mid 50's. I work out, walk first, and then lift weights. I can still bench multiple reps 250 lbs plus but prefer lower weight with at least 20 - 25 reps.. I stopped taking statins 8 years ago and feel 100% better. I've been following the fresh diet you recommend and living an active healthy life. Keep up the good work.

    • @musicultra571
      @musicultra571 8 місяців тому +20

      Wake up grandma

    • @_Amit_Sunil
      @_Amit_Sunil 8 місяців тому +11

      Why do come to this channel even, list? Pics or it didn't happen

    • @dakotadakota1983
      @dakotadakota1983 8 місяців тому +2

      You are a superman of all times.

    • @columbusohio72
      @columbusohio72 8 місяців тому +17

      Lies

    • @missarthemis
      @missarthemis 8 місяців тому +13

      Post a picture, then we talk

  • @JosipM333
    @JosipM333 Рік тому +4600

    The best way to clean the body and everything in the body is FASTING for a long time and as often as possible.💪💪 💪.Love from Croatia ❤️❤️❤️ 🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷

    • @hnr9lt-pz7bn
      @hnr9lt-pz7bn Рік тому +86

      How long is the minimum to start of getting the benefit?

    • @bf3ram
      @bf3ram Рік тому +130

      ​@@hnr9lt-pz7bn 3 days

    • @JeffMartinez648
      @JeffMartinez648 Рік тому +198

      There’s a right way and a wrong way to do a 3 day fast and Dr. Berg has a video on it as well. Good luck ❤

    • @whiteswordwarrior9995
      @whiteswordwarrior9995 Рік тому +80

      ​@@hnr9lt-pz7bn 12hrs.

    • @deesnyder3878
      @deesnyder3878 Рік тому

      Dumb af

  • @samd8485
    @samd8485 Рік тому +986

    In an age where people don't help others unless there is a financial motivation, I have to commend you. You are literally saving peoples lives. Thank you.

    • @cnelsonlv99
      @cnelsonlv99 Рік тому +93

      Yea he's getting financially compensated through these videos.

    • @JuanDamico
      @JuanDamico Рік тому +18

      The only life he is saving is his own.

    • @whomadethewordword5035
      @whomadethewordword5035 Рік тому +47

      FYI, He makes huge annual income from UA-cam.

    • @sothathappened
      @sothathappened Рік тому +19

      did you do anything to independently verify any of the content of this video? or are you just taking it at face value because everything on the internet must be true?

    • @sothathappened
      @sothathappened Рік тому

      is @samd8485 a real user? or is this post from a paid shill? i wonder.

  • @CryptoCB
    @CryptoCB 11 місяців тому +121

    I have lost trust in most doctors and authority figures, but your information is top notch. Thank you Sir

    • @kalnwi2023
      @kalnwi2023 11 місяців тому +2

      I like eggs .

    • @JimTysonFury
      @JimTysonFury 7 місяців тому +5

      My experience with doctors has been far worse than my experience with lawyers

    • @veltonmeade1057
      @veltonmeade1057 4 місяці тому

      Not for me. I pick good, qualified doctors. My current doctor is very knowledgeable and helps me retain my health.

    • @tcw8287
      @tcw8287 3 місяці тому +1

      Quite a broad statement and unfair on a lot of incredible professionals who have spent a large part of their lives studying and helping people. I bet you wouldn't be saying that if you had an accident and were being rushed into an emergency room

  • @DontDoubtIT
    @DontDoubtIT 8 місяців тому +69

    Ever since i did fasting from 12am until 6pm its been amazing. Im learning a lot from this doctor. The doctor is from the Lord, be Blessed today and thank you Dr

    • @tigerrx7
      @tigerrx7 8 місяців тому

      Aren’t you already fasting during those hours? Sleep hours. Extend your 6am to 1pm

    • @DontDoubtIT
      @DontDoubtIT 8 місяців тому +3

      @@tigerrx7 my job requires a lot of walking 7 hours of non stop walking unless you have to go toilet, lunch breaks etc. I start at 9am and finish at 5:15pm the reason why I chose 12midnight until 6pm.

    • @KimWithSaltyLiving
      @KimWithSaltyLiving 7 місяців тому +5

      ​@@tigerrx7 18 hours is still a good fast for most.

    • @snappythomsphotography
      @snappythomsphotography 6 місяців тому +4

      @@tigerrx76 PM not am

  • @stobyswife
    @stobyswife Рік тому +1457

    My husband died 10 weeks ago from this, my world is torn upside down. Thank you for this Dr. Berg

  • @raycecil4643
    @raycecil4643 Рік тому +377

    Im 6'4", 190-200lbs, 37 years old. My diet pretty much consists of bacon, sausage, eggs (I raise my own chickens), raw milk, and whatever is in season in my garden. Just did blood work for the first time. Im pretty dang healthy.

    • @Jianju69
      @Jianju69 Рік тому +10

      🍪🍪🍪

    • @inglouriousmofo
      @inglouriousmofo Рік тому +5

      Where do you get raw milk next to befriending a farmer?

    • @raycecil4643
      @raycecil4643 Рік тому +10

      @@Jianju69 Thanks for the cookies

    • @raycecil4643
      @raycecil4643 Рік тому +49

      @@inglouriousmofo I befriended a farmer.....here in KY you can purchase Dairy Shares from local homesteaders. You are basically buying a portion of their cow. Them you pay them a weekly fee for taking care of that cow. In return you get a weekly allotment of raw milk.

    • @utahdan231
      @utahdan231 Рік тому +47

      37 years old? You’re a child. Wait until the numbers switch positions. I’m 74 years old and starting to have little health issues. All the best to you.

  • @marcob5549
    @marcob5549 Рік тому +183

    Thanks for your content! I am southern Italian, we often eat fermented cheeses, yogurt, a lot of vegetables and whole cereals and simple bread too (flour, yeast, slt, water). Sometimes we eat red meats, fish and eggs. Also a lot of olive oil. The less processed is the food, the better. Not everyone here eats like that, but a lot of people do.

    • @MrSmegfish
      @MrSmegfish Рік тому +9

      Similar to many Mediteranean countries.

    • @Trancymind
      @Trancymind Рік тому +2

      I eat 7 raw oysters a day with salt, lime and pepper and 7 pieces of shrimp. That is all I eat. My weight is normal and my wife works graveyard shift with me at our place.

    • @MikelDog
      @MikelDog 7 місяців тому

      Italy has one of the highest rates of cardiovascular Incidences in Europe at 33%

  • @HealthandWellnessER
    @HealthandWellnessER Рік тому +2052

    Vitamin D, K2 and Magnesium are probably the three most important supplements we take along with fermented foods. Another great video with cutting-edge research Dr. Berg!

    • @PhiWeaver
      @PhiWeaver Рік тому +24

      People need a top 5, not 50

    • @HealthandWellnessER
      @HealthandWellnessER Рік тому +10

      @@TheCushLifeK9 Good point, yes, we agree. 👍😃

    • @sg.1682
      @sg.1682 Рік тому +21

      What type of magnesium is best?

    • @botanicalbecca8443
      @botanicalbecca8443 Рік тому +44

      ​@@sg.1682 Magnesium glycinate. Epsom salt baths and/or magnesium oil rubbed into the skin + internal ingestion are a good route.

    • @alljerseysmatter.
      @alljerseysmatter. Рік тому +47

      False!! None of those Walmart etc pills will work. Why would the government sell us the cure?? Only way is “fasting” 5 days every week with lemon water.

  • @denmar355
    @denmar355 Рік тому +410

    Ketovore has cleared mine in six months. I eat few veg, but eat a little sauerkraut, home made dill pickles, a little onion and garlic. Other than that it’s all meat. Mainly beef, lamb, chicken wings and thighs. NO seed oils. Almost zero carbs. Also time restricted eating. Lost from 270 down to 225, and still losing. Feel 100% better! Food allergies, psoriasis, itchy skin, reflux all gone. Osteoarthritis 75% better. No going back.

    • @hauwauyakubu-wokili5239
      @hauwauyakubu-wokili5239 Рік тому +10

      Won't high protein diet harm the kidneys. Proteinuria?

    • @tehone9338
      @tehone9338 Рік тому +5

      What about your cholesterol levels? I've been doing carnivore for 5 months went from 240 to 201 and my cholesterol is off the charts so my dr. recommended taking a statin to reduce it.

    • @goldone87
      @goldone87 Рік тому +4

      This is interesting. I'm following bc I need to lose my baby weight fast.

    • @michaelmccrossan7655
      @michaelmccrossan7655 Рік тому +12

      How do you know ketovore cleared your arteries? What test have you got done to determine this claim. I'm generally interested to know.

    • @sojournerdelaterra6144
      @sojournerdelaterra6144 Рік тому +8

      @@hauwauyakubu-wokili5239 A ketovore diet is a high fat diet, not high protein.

  • @haraldtaha5759
    @haraldtaha5759 Рік тому +35

    Cinnamon is a very strong glucose lower. Inform yourself about it if you have high glucose levels. It is available in capsules if you don't like it as a spice.

    • @sempergumby2341
      @sempergumby2341 Місяць тому +1

      Or throw a couple sticks of it in a pot with boiling water for tea. And those sticks can be used for about half a dozen small pots of boiling water.

  • @priyachopra6886
    @priyachopra6886 Рік тому +84

    No doctor will ever tell you all this and in such a explained way!! Thankyou sir!!

    • @Honestandtruth007
      @Honestandtruth007 10 місяців тому +3

      So true

    • @GB0066
      @GB0066 7 місяців тому +1

      That’s because most doctors have no clue about how food can be our medicine. They are trained to treat symptoms and write prescription after prescription so they can get their trip to Fiji or Dubai.

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  5 місяців тому +3

      I appreciate that and thanks for following!

  • @annekevantholen6557
    @annekevantholen6557 Рік тому +118

    Thinking about my mum (who lived to 103) here, and one of her favourite combinations was smoked pork sausage, sauerkraut and potatoes. In fact it’s probably a favourite for many Dutch people. Thanks for the reminder.

    • @rickymort135
      @rickymort135 Рік тому +1

      How old are you just out of curiosity?

    • @raone8134
      @raone8134 Рік тому +2

      Did she eat the smoked pork sausage on a regular basis or in moderation ? I've always read that smoked and cured meats were carcinogenic.

    • @DebbieHeidrick
      @DebbieHeidrick 8 місяців тому +5

      My mom lived to be 104. One of her favorite dinners was sauerkraut with sausage and a side of mashed potatoes. Had this probably six or seven times a month.

    • @SteveSteve7590-di2dn
      @SteveSteve7590-di2dn 6 місяців тому +2

      Someone whose mother was 103 must be at least 80+. But then why would a 80yo call his mother „mum“. Something not right here ..

    • @rdgrdg1632
      @rdgrdg1632 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@SteveSteve7590-di2dn why

  • @BlackKettleRanch
    @BlackKettleRanch Рік тому +596

    You got it, buddy. I changed my diet several years ago. I don't eat perfect but I get the greens and diverse microbes. I had the CAC test done about two years ago. Zero. I had zero plaquing. What you're saying is correct.

    • @DK-pr9ny
      @DK-pr9ny Рік тому +63

      CAC is not a plaque test. It's a calcium scan. You need to get a CT Angiogram to detect soft plaque.

    • @BlackKettleRanch
      @BlackKettleRanch Рік тому +18

      @@DK-pr9ny Thanks. I'll have to check to see what I specifically had done.

    • @maryjflanagan1922
      @maryjflanagan1922 Рік тому +2

      What’s your favorite protein sources?

    • @BlackKettleRanch
      @BlackKettleRanch Рік тому +39

      @@maryjflanagan1922 Chicken, shrimp, salmon, and beef. I like those fatty cheeses, too. I love blue cheese. I also do kiefer, probiotic cottage cheese, sweet pickles, olives, and I've learned how to pickle veggies in a crock. I love that. I hate sauerkraut. Blech. I did the American Gut Project and got a report on my biognome. It said that I had a rare bacteria in my gut. I think I got that bacteria when I took a trip to Tuscany. I toured an organic cheese farm in the foothills. They offered our group to drink some cheese rennet. I was the only one who drank the rennet, and then I ate all of the left over organic carrot salad that nobody wanted. Everyone looked at me like I was crazy. It was a group of Americans. That rennet came from the grass fed goats in the Tuscan foothills. Where else would I have acquired that bacteria? Maybe it's helping keep the plaque at bay.

    • @BlackKettleRanch
      @BlackKettleRanch Рік тому +17

      @@DK-pr9ny This is a CT Coronary Calcium Scoring. All zeroes. I feel good to go. Thank you for the information.

  • @HWhit9000
    @HWhit9000 Рік тому +445

    I've noticed that it's better to ferment your own sauerkraut (and other vegetables) rather than to buy it from the store. If you look at the labels of store bought sauerkraut, you will notice that it has also been pasteurized, which kills all the good microbes along with the bad.

    • @GDixon-ch3yl
      @GDixon-ch3yl Рік тому +10

      Agreed 👍

    • @bludog4657
      @bludog4657 Рік тому +18

      Thanks for that info.

    • @randywilson8096
      @randywilson8096 Рік тому +34

      You can get raw sauerkraut if is available in your area but yes, it is way better if you make it yourself and much less expensive!

    • @bludog4657
      @bludog4657 Рік тому +6

      @@randywilson8096 Sounds great, I'll look into it this weekend. Have a great day

    • @RAH_BLISS
      @RAH_BLISS Рік тому +24

      Buy kimchee

  • @smugglednews7453
    @smugglednews7453 11 місяців тому +40

    Terrific Dr Berg. I am fermenting 3 pounds of homemade Sauerkraut right now. I love your information.

  • @johnwatts9932
    @johnwatts9932 8 місяців тому +5

    Being a vegetarian I eat alot of veg, grains, vegan yogurts.. Etc... Also I do raw veg drinks in a blender.. Especially with beetroot..... But never knew about fermented foods.... Will try it...

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  8 місяців тому

      Sure. Hope it will help you.

  • @theSilvioRoesler
    @theSilvioRoesler Рік тому +925

    Nobody explains better than Dr. Berg. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому +66

      Happy you found it useful! Be well!
      -Dr. Berg's support team

    • @margottfon330
      @margottfon330 Рік тому +11

      True))))

    • @BarryAnderson
      @BarryAnderson Рік тому +12

      @@Drberg Thank You Dr. Eric Berg.... I will be contribuing my extensive nutritional heart healthy support with one of my personal fat soluble K-1 and K-2 recipe combination coming soon . Kindest Regards Holistic Chef Barry Anderson of Phuket Thailand .

    • @AnnaCo1623
      @AnnaCo1623 Рік тому +9

      ​@@Drberg can you please tell me how to be on a ketogenic diet and not lose weight? Everyone loses weight it seems and I am already small, my perfect weight actually and can't afford to lose any. But I am intrigued and wonder if it would help with my GI issues. Thank you.

    • @voiceofthecross916
      @voiceofthecross916 Рік тому +5

      @Dr Berg you de best☺

  • @alienjugakepo1415
    @alienjugakepo1415 Рік тому +23

    ❤ apple vinegar, lemon, sour fruit,
    Fasting
    Avoid /less cake etc

  • @jcolespartan
    @jcolespartan Рік тому +19

    Incredible.. I JUST did the CAC Test two days ago (before seeing this video). Being 53, with heart issues (previously major), I just wanted to get a clearer picture of what may be happening with my heart.
    Disclaimer: Taking blood pressure and heart meds (very low level) for 10 yrs. I was MAJORLY overweight 390 lbs.. (2012) but focused 2 years of my life to exercise and change nutrition.. got down to 189 lbs (2014/2015), no surgery, just effort (gym, tennis, dancing) and clean eating.
    The CAC Test is super easy - 10 minutes. Outpatient process pay out of pocket around $100.
    I’ve been taking A LOT of vitamins from Dr. Berg shop (D3&K2, all B’s, Cod Liver Oil, Lung Cleanse, and more)
    Results from CAC Test: only .6 value. Less than 1% it is not considered an issue.
    Good Luck everyone, contact your primary physician to schedule a CAC Test before you feel serious pain.

  • @louiserussell8267
    @louiserussell8267 3 місяці тому +5

    I've just started a low Cholesterol diet and the difference is amazing. My weight to s falling off and I'm less tired. I refuse to go on Statins and choose to do it by diet alone. I will stick to my plan.

  • @visitor5009
    @visitor5009 Рік тому +58

    Just started watching this channel and I've found it to be one of the most honest and useful sources of information I've ever found. Great job

  • @RedMcc
    @RedMcc Рік тому +26

    One of the most informative and enjoyable channels on YT when pursuing a healthier lifestyle

  • @sheilamiesfeld1750
    @sheilamiesfeld1750 Рік тому +56

    Thank you Dr. Berg. This video has helped me with the information I needed on calcification plaque in the arteries. I'll be sure to eat more K2 foods, fermented. Your dedication to research has helped so many people to include me. I was diagnosed with CAD. Thanks again loads for this life saving information.

    • @mariomene2051
      @mariomene2051 8 місяців тому

      Natto has the most K2

    • @sempergumby2341
      @sempergumby2341 Місяць тому

      ​@@mariomene2051natto is definitely an acquired taste

  • @lena-mariaglouis-charles7036
    @lena-mariaglouis-charles7036 Рік тому +135

    The BEST meal to clean out Your arteries;
    Brie cheese
    Fatty pork sausage
    Sauerkraut
    Thanks, Doc!

    • @hxhxhdnxjxjf7557
      @hxhxhdnxjxjf7557 Рік тому +13

      If you est pork then you are everything but smart and educated

    • @lena-mariaglouis-charles7036
      @lena-mariaglouis-charles7036 Рік тому +15

      @@hxhxhdnxjxjf7557
      Not getting enough attention at home, are we...?

    • @bozley149
      @bozley149 Рік тому

      ​​@@hxhxhdnxjxjf7557 explain.. Are u muslim

    • @bozley149
      @bozley149 Рік тому +11

      I thought processed meats like sausage was bad.

    • @lena-mariaglouis-charles7036
      @lena-mariaglouis-charles7036 Рік тому +7

      @@bozley149
      Yes, commercially processed meats are not good for you.
      However, fresh, organic, pasture raised chicken, grass fed beef and pork that haven't been modified are ok.

  • @JankoMW
    @JankoMW Рік тому +179

    I'm 40 and have followed your advice doing IF and magnesium supplimentation for years, this is to offset my occasional fast food vice. This is anecdotal but my CAC score is zero and no soft plaque. Still working on my eating habits.

    • @bogdang.7627
      @bogdang.7627 Рік тому +7

      I can only confirm since I take magnesium, vitamin D3 and K2 all plaque is gone no need to go to the dentist to remove tartar. More vascular health and less dental expenses

    • @iiloveblueheartii6501
      @iiloveblueheartii6501 Рік тому +2

      If you have too much magnesium in Ur body, you will have muscle problems

    • @jassonhyde
      @jassonhyde Рік тому +1

      can you share please, do you have breaks from taking magnesium and other supplements ? and what type of magnesium are you taking?

    • @is-johan1518
      @is-johan1518 7 місяців тому +1

      ​@@jassonhyde definitely magnesium glycinate as dr berg said is the best natural form of it

    • @jassonhyde
      @jassonhyde 7 місяців тому

      @@is-johan1518 Thank you!

  • @herenow2895
    @herenow2895 Рік тому +20

    They spray grains with Glyphosate just before harvesting. This is for the desicating effect, so that they dry quicker.
    So the grains arrive in our food chain, freshly doused in Glyphosate.
    Glyphosate kills our microbiome, as well as being a carcinogen.

    • @HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven
      @HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven Рік тому +1

      especially oatmeal

    • @guncontrolisusingbothhands2331
      @guncontrolisusingbothhands2331 Рік тому +5

      You're right, and it's scary eating food these days. I found out that Italy banned the desiccation of grains with Glyphosate, so I started buying flour imported from Italy to make my own bread. I buy a 55 lb bag of it and put it in freezer bags and freeze it. It's cheaper buying it in bulk. I recently read where they tested beers and all beers on the market, except Peek beer had high levels of glyphosate. The grains they use to make the beer are also sprayed with glyphosate.

    • @AaronVets
      @AaronVets Рік тому

      *Cows...

  • @secretshaman189
    @secretshaman189 Рік тому +30

    Your channel is so great. You deliver excellent nutritional research in a clear and concise manner for us busy people-- that helps us tremendously to stay healthy! You are a gift! Thank-you!

  • @ladyc3205
    @ladyc3205 Рік тому +571

    Wow! I love Dr. Berg. He continues to educate and this food information is on point and priceless. I didn’t fully realize how much processed foods were slowing my progress. Once I gave my digestive system a fasting break and eating at least 1 raw meal or 1 juice in my meal plan, I started feeling so much better and 60lbs lighter-lbs gone! My sugar cravings are significantly less. Don’t crave sweets after dinner anymore. So eating real food making a huge difference for me.💯❤️

    • @gloriavesper6754
      @gloriavesper6754 Рік тому +2

      Thank you. On my 85th birthday, 8 hospital Dr. Gave me my blood from the bottom of my right toe to the 🔝. Dr. With 100 %❤❤❤ 0n my plaque. Quiet to 7 days quiet until all the no rights hands.😂🎉😊

    • @williamyoung9401
      @williamyoung9401 Рік тому +4

      Oh yes, eat hot dogs. It's TOTALLY healthy for you. (4:15)

    • @dmgmail7021
      @dmgmail7021 Рік тому +5

      Yea that was weird. And pork sausage lol

    • @D-FensDogG
      @D-FensDogG Рік тому

      Dissolve plaque in your arteries by daily taking (non-GMO) SOY LECITHIN *GRANULES* (not lecithin capsules or softgels). Begin by taking 3 tablespoons all at once, once a day, for 12 days. After doing the '12 Day Flush', you can cut back to 1 or 2 tablespoons a day. This will keep everything liquified and your blood fully flowing through arteries and veins.

    • @iam_yahsgrace29
      @iam_yahsgrace29 Рік тому

      @@dmgmail7021 EXACTLY. DEFINITELY wont be getting my K2 from DE SWINE!!🤢

  • @steverads8816
    @steverads8816 Рік тому +26

    You are so right dr berg, and I can proove this. I have hardening of arteries and I did what mainstream suggested and stopped the fatty foods, one of them was something I eat a lot of and that is pasture raised butter. In two weeks my legs showed more blockages and hardness in arteries than all the time I was eating fats. K2 is lost very quickly in the body so only a few days without will start calcifecation build up, but equally once eaten again will stop this process. Always pasture raised meats and dairy. No coincidence its getting impossible to source, and when you do its now 3 times the price of non pasture foods.

  • @adambernhardt4983
    @adambernhardt4983 Рік тому +180

    The best medical intervention to avoid is experimental injections too

  • @sylviamorgan2710
    @sylviamorgan2710 Рік тому +59

    Thank you Dr. Berg for teaching us all your knowledge on health issues.

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому +14

      Very glad to be of help.

  • @alphavid1
    @alphavid1 Рік тому +51

    Chattanooga, TN
    Excellent video! Thank you so much for all your hard research that you share. Every day I have full fat keifer yogurt that I make and ferment for 36hrs. I also have a kimchi/sauerkraut mix with my 4 eggs Avocado and fatty cut of meat. My blood work is now excellent since eating this way and loosing 135lbs. Keep up the good work as you are making a difference in people's lives.

    • @AmyRector
      @AmyRector Рік тому +3

      Fellow Chattanoogan here. Wow!!! To see that your blood work is great now, is awesome. Is there anyway you could give me some tips & recipes for your kefir & other fermented foods? I have been battling issues left & right with my gut. Just fought H.Pylori and though I'm better now. There are days, it feels like it's still here. Thank you so much for any help you can give. I know Chattanooga a good sized city but maybe one day, we'll run into one another.

    • @alphavid1
      @alphavid1 Рік тому +5

      @@AmyRector Dr William Davis yogurt on line recipe.
      I use a Instapot with a yogurt setting and set temperature to 104. Then take 2qts half and half from Sams, 4tbs of Inulin powder Amazon, and 4 tbsp of full fat keifer (Lifeway, plain). Mix inulin powder in a bowl with some half and half to make a slurry and then combine all ingredients into Instapot stirring thoroughly so as there are no lumps. Remove gasket and set timer for 36hrs. It will come out thick and creamy 😋. I use stevia chocolate to sweeten. You can add wild blueberries Walmart or raspberries. Kimchi/Sauerkraut combined makes a good relish with your high fat moderate protein meal. I have been on a strick ketovior lifestyle for 4 yrs now an have kept track of my blood work every 6 months and there has been a dramatic impyove.

    • @thefastvegan
      @thefastvegan Рік тому +1

      Super informative! ❤

    • @natalia18233
      @natalia18233 Рік тому +2

      Kefir is not yogurt

    • @alphavid1
      @alphavid1 Рік тому +3

      @@AmyRector I get Cleveland Kimchi and Sauerkraut at Walmart or Publics and mix them together to improve the taste. Both are excellent prebiotic and are a good source of nutrients
      I eat 1/2 cup with my 4eggs and fatty meat (ribeye, pork belly, ground beef, etc. I eat the kefir yogurt about an hour before main meal at noon. Practice time restricted eating:fast 18hrs, eat in a 6hr window.
      Labs:A1c 6.0 down to 4.8, Hdl 35 up to 67. Triglycerides from 147 down to 56. There is more but you get the jist.

  • @misticismoNATURAL
    @misticismoNATURAL Рік тому +100

    Hi, Dr Berg. I'm from Brazil, watching from Carmo, RJ. I love the way you explain things. I live in a small farm and make my own sausage to avoid nitrates. I smoke them naturally and now will start to make fermented salami. Sauerkraut is aways the best side dish to anything.
    God bless you, sir.

    • @joserubensmedeiros1610
      @joserubensmedeiros1610 Рік тому +2

      HomemXYdaRoça: Por curiosidade, gostaria de perguntar se sua produção de linguiça é apenas para consumo próprio ou em larga escala para abastecimento de comércios próximos.

    • @misticismoNATURAL
      @misticismoNATURAL Рік тому +5

      @@joserubensmedeiros1610 saudações. Começou como consumo próprio. Como termina, só Deus sabe.

    • @joserubensmedeiros1610
      @joserubensmedeiros1610 Рік тому +3

      @@misticismoNATURAL Obrigado. Sucesso pra vc.

    • @sparkeyjones6261
      @sparkeyjones6261 Рік тому +4

      I assume you monitor pH levels very carefully to ensure safety. Sauerkrauts and other pickles are certainly safe, but fermented sausages without nitrates can be quite dangerous if not done properly.

    • @earlysda
      @earlysda Рік тому

      misti, be careful. While there is much good advice in this video, the advice to eat sausage is directly contrary to the Holy Bible which states that you shall not eat swine.

  • @auriswinters311
    @auriswinters311 Рік тому +5

    'Food for Thought':
    My Family Practitioner (from the Middle East now lives in Dubai) ;( told me abt 10yrs ago that the 3 top foods for health were; 1) Fermented foods (homemade best no benefit from canned really), free range Eggs (we had our own chickens @ the time) and Coconut oil (which I was using to cook et to moisturize my hair et skin with). This new and improved info is welcome advice for my repertoire Dr Berg! Blessings from Iowa, L

  • @JohnOShaughnessy
    @JohnOShaughnessy Рік тому +120

    I'm not a doctor but I have always believed instinctively exactly what you have described and confirmed here. I am now 68 and more healthy than any of my immediate family and siblings were (RIP). I simply looked at people around me who were living the longest and what they were doing. I started consuming only full fat yoghurt, cheeses like brie and camembert, sauerkraut, tempeh (fermented soya beans), miso soup with seaweed from 17 years of age on; not typical of an Irish diet. I'm also a big lover of good salami. So far my health is good - touchwood! Let's see how far this goes....

    • @brimac58
      @brimac58 Рік тому +2

      Good Luck John!

    • @ropeyarn
      @ropeyarn Рік тому +7

      You had me until the salami, but everything in moderation. Erin go bragh.

    • @katstewart5267
      @katstewart5267 Рік тому

      29/07/23
      Hi, how do you use Tempeh? Is it protien? I heard it tastes aweful.

    • @HealthandWellnessER
      @HealthandWellnessER Рік тому +1

      Following your gut instinct is usually the way to go! Congrats!

    • @JohnOShaughnessy
      @JohnOShaughnessy Рік тому +2

      @@katstewart5267 look up Malay or Indonesian recipes for tempeh, and personally I think it is delicious. Furthermore, get FRESH tempeh, not the packaged stuff in supermarkets or health food shops

  • @stephaneislistening6103
    @stephaneislistening6103 Рік тому +45

    Here in France there are a lot of fromages au lait cru which is cheeses made of raw milk, that is non pasteurized milk. They happen to have a much stronger flavor as well.

    • @Ampe96
      @Ampe96 Рік тому +2

      can you list some?

    • @amg9163
      @amg9163 2 місяці тому +1

      @stephaneislistening6103 When I spent time in Paris, my *biggest enjoyment* was to get fresh baked bread and wonderful, delicious French cheese to make a sandwich that I would eat in the park. It might be considered really _"low brow"_ but I enjoyed that even more than fine dining in various restaurants. In fact, 7 years later, I crave and miss those cheeses (and which I could find the same ones in NYC, but never could). I guess I need to go back! 😍

    • @stephaneislistening6103
      @stephaneislistening6103 2 місяці тому

      @@amg9163 Yes you do 🙂

  • @microknife19
    @microknife19 Рік тому +27

    I am so happy watching this video because I can try this combination of food that I already have in my fridge and pantry!
    I am 33 years old, and 3 months into my better health journey with IF and Keto, and I have lost 15kg (33 pounds)

  • @sobanosilva8585
    @sobanosilva8585 Рік тому +8

    No research done on my part BUT over time I feel your points have helped my health especially as I age (76) now and just do not get sick.

  • @dukey19941
    @dukey19941 Рік тому +92

    I have learned so much in this past year with your video's. My whole health has changed. Much appreciated here :)

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому +16

      Glad to hear that. Stay safe and healthy!

    • @judithmillsap115
      @judithmillsap115 Рік тому +4

      I agree 💯 the most precise information . Thank you.

    • @brandonrobertson6327
      @brandonrobertson6327 Рік тому

      ​@@Drberg Hey Dr Berg. I don't mind the cheese and meat, however the fermented vegetables I have no taste to stomach it. Is there something as far as a supplement to take to get similar effects?
      Thanks

    • @brandonrobertson6327
      @brandonrobertson6327 Рік тому

      @helenketo251 How to do what? Fix fermented foods? I never had any fermented food that I have not literally got sick to my stomach trying. Even the smell is nauseating.
      I'm up to suggestions though.

  • @dulynoted2427
    @dulynoted2427 Рік тому +115

    I requested that CAC test. Scored an 8 and the cardiologist wanted to put me on a statin. I opted for changing my diet.

    • @helgabruin2261
      @helgabruin2261 Рік тому +16

      Good on you! Those Doctors sure like to sell the dangerous statins.

    • @soloauditor
      @soloauditor Рік тому +4

      good for you! My ex ''doctor'' when I did not taken his advise to take Statin has told me, sent a letter stating'' since he could not look after my

    • @soloauditor
      @soloauditor Рік тому +9

      my health, because I would not take his advice he no longer was my doctor. I haven't seen doctors for years.

    • @fierywomanpacnw7004
      @fierywomanpacnw7004 Рік тому +11

      @@soloauditor I've seen one doctor once since 1989. And I'm healthier than most.

    • @roadgent7921
      @roadgent7921 Рік тому

      Doctors don't know sh*t man. 😮

  • @maryjodeblasis4484
    @maryjodeblasis4484 Рік тому +5

    GOD BLESS YOU DR BERG!! THERE IS A PLACE IN HEAVEN FOR YOU! LOVE FROM OHIO

  • @rogereisnaugle6012
    @rogereisnaugle6012 Рік тому +43

    My mother used to make sour kraut and sausage, which we ate periodically for dinner. I hated it, but my brother liked it. I was pretty healthy growing up.

    • @hadrianwall9157
      @hadrianwall9157 Рік тому +4

      One of my favorite meals!
      A tsp of bacon fat to take the edge off the kraut....

    • @PhilLesh69
      @PhilLesh69 Рік тому +8

      My grandfather apparently used to make several barrels of sauerkraut in the basement every year.
      I occasionally will take half or all of one head of cabbage and shred it up and then knead it with Himalayan pink salt and pack it tightly into mason jars and leave those in a dark cabinet for a few weeks when I need to rebuild my digestive microbiome. Any Time I start to get digestive issues like gas or indigestion, I know it's time to make another batch.
      I think the fact that I use my bare freshly cleaned hands is what inoculates the kraut using the healthy bacteria that withstand hand washing, any fungal spores under my nails, etc. I'm pretty sure commercial sauerkraut has been over pasteurized to the point that nothing survives, even the good bugs.

    • @JeffMartinez648
      @JeffMartinez648 Рік тому +5

      The wife uses bacon grease with the fermented kraut we make when she cooks this meal and used cheese as well but I’m going to pickup some Bree cheese to try it as well. Good luck and wish you well friend.

    • @escaped1534
      @escaped1534 Рік тому +2

      I liked that a lot!! Yummy

  • @krobbins8395
    @krobbins8395 Рік тому +99

    While not necessarily keto I've found tart cherry juice or juice extract mixed with dark chocolate or cacao. The chocolate dilates the blood vessels and the cherry juice is good for dissolving the little condos the bad bugs have made in your body. Great for joints due to gout or arthritis as well.

    • @robertmac7833
      @robertmac7833 Рік тому +40

      I heard about a guy who went to his Dr and the doctor told him his arteries were so badly clogged that he was going to die and he told him to just go home because there was no help for him.
      He came back to the doctor a year later and the doctor was SHOCKED! His arteries were now totally clear!
      The doctor asked him what he did to bring that about. He told him he made one change. He had started drinking tart Cherry juice every day. That’s all.

    • @mrstoner2udude799
      @mrstoner2udude799 Рік тому +4

      And it sounds damn delicious!

    • @dustincrissman7965
      @dustincrissman7965 Рік тому +5

      Apple with dark chocolate is another great combination that's really good for you. I like to eat them together after my lunch at work and it always makes me feel great and gives me a huge mood boost. I'll have to try it with cherry now. Food synergy is pretty interesting and something more people need to be aware of

    • @Funsoul8
      @Funsoul8 Рік тому +5

      Pomegranate juice also ❤

    • @braumenheimer9607
      @braumenheimer9607 Рік тому

      SMOOTHNESS! I've been working with raw organic cacao and whole raw beets, but wanna try this cherries thing out now...ME LIKES!

  • @greghayes9118
    @greghayes9118 Рік тому +23

    Thanks so much for this knowledge. Had my family had known this 40 years ago our father may not have had five heart attacks and my life would have turned out much differently.

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому +3

      Very glad to be of help.

    • @greghayes9118
      @greghayes9118 Рік тому +2

      @@Drberg in so many ways, greetings from Australia.

    • @Kim-ok5tn
      @Kim-ok5tn Рік тому

      😂😂😂

  • @MarciaWilliams-g1d
    @MarciaWilliams-g1d 8 місяців тому +3

    Dr Berg is the most informative person I havd come across regarding tackling the inderlying cause of disease not the symptoms. I will continue to watch and learn from his videos.

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  8 місяців тому

      Thank you very much for your comment. Hope you are learning a lot here.

    • @MarciaWilliams-g1d
      @MarciaWilliams-g1d 8 місяців тому

      Sorry about the typos!

  • @michaelnoronha3496
    @michaelnoronha3496 Рік тому +20

    If you buy sauerkraut or any other fermented product, make sure that it's in it's own brine (salt and water) and contains no vinegar. They replace the brine with white vinegar to make it shelf-stable, but it loses it's probiotics and can destroy the K2. Check the label!

    • @MrKidOcelot
      @MrKidOcelot Рік тому +1

      Vinegar does not kill the good bacteria and microbes, heat pasteurisation does that....the fermentation itself creates a microbe rich vinegar akin to apple cider vinegar and pickling has always been recognised as a safe method of preserving food.

    • @miltonbates6425
      @miltonbates6425 Рік тому

      @@MrKidOcelot Wrong. The vinegar used to make commericailly-processed fermented foods shelf-stable is highly acidic. A pickling vinegar of at least 7%-10% acetic acid is used to halt the fermentation process by killing off a large amount of the probitoic bacteria present on the fermented foods, thereby allowing the glass-bottled jars to be safe to seal and transport at room temperature or above it.

  • @JosephHughes-z5g
    @JosephHughes-z5g Рік тому +44

    Dr. Berg, I have recently gone keto with amazing results.
    It is truly a new lease on life, my brain feels like it has doubled in effectiveness and I can’t thank you enough for the knowledge and encouragement.

    • @thefastvegan
      @thefastvegan Рік тому

      Amazing

    • @lynhat9119
      @lynhat9119 Рік тому

      i've read young generation having
      colon cancer--the suspect is
      leto diet- hardly veggie /fruits/fiber . do research and it may save your
      life. Me, no junk food, processed food, just lean protein fish and
      chicken and lots of veggies
      and multi colored fruits,
      yogurt and almond milk.
      Thank God, no ailments to
      complain about.

    • @Kitiwake
      @Kitiwake Рік тому

      Agreed. Dr.Berg is 95% on point.
      That kale though...

    • @AaronVets
      @AaronVets Рік тому

      🤣🤣🤣

  • @olusegunakeroro7340
    @olusegunakeroro7340 Рік тому +201

    You've been so wonderful Dr. Berg. You keep us updated medically daily. God bless you.

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому +34

      That's nothing. Glad to help you all!

    • @jansmith3158
      @jansmith3158 Рік тому +1

      @@Drberg can there be biofilms in the vains/blood? Maybe, this is the actual issues not calcium build up??

    • @innercore1131
      @innercore1131 Рік тому +1

      ​@@Drberg Your MEDICAL knowledge and wisdom are EVERYTHING

    • @earlysda
      @earlysda Рік тому

      Dr. Berg is a blessing in much of his advice, but his advice to eat dead animals that God says should never be ingested, is not wise advice.

  • @joelyoungcbi
    @joelyoungcbi Рік тому +12

    The more I watch your videos, the more I shake my head at the things doctors have told me. Unbelievable. Thank you for what you do.

  • @mmfruitveg
    @mmfruitveg Рік тому +6

    Bubbas sauerkraut, and Bubbas Dill pickles are available at health food stores, no sugar, no vinegar, only ingredients are well water and sea salt along with pickling spices, like peppercorns, etc

  • @ratfinder7812
    @ratfinder7812 Рік тому +95

    Hi Dr. Berg, I own a pest control, we use anticoagulants in rodenticides, and the antidote for poisoning is a vitamin k2 injection.

    • @stevesmith-hi3oo
      @stevesmith-hi3oo Рік тому +3

      Please buddy, does vitamin k2 coagulate or decoagulate blood?

    • @mariehenriksen67
      @mariehenriksen67 Рік тому +1

      ​@@stevesmith-hi3oo coagulant. I'm on eliquis which is an anticoagulant because I have afib. If I get hurt or cut I could be in serious trouble. Remedy for eliquis is K2.

    • @susanlisson7066
      @susanlisson7066 Рік тому +5

      I know this first hand after we had a cat many years ago who ate a rat that had eaten some Ratsack ( Australian brand ) which was in the ceiling of a house we were renting at the time. Our cat became badly ill & was passing blood in his urine. After rushing him to the vet they immediately gave him K2 injections & it saved his life.

    • @stevesmith-hi3oo
      @stevesmith-hi3oo Рік тому +2

      @@mariehenriksen67 Thank you very much I really appreciate your answer it was very important for me to know

    • @stevesmith-hi3oo
      @stevesmith-hi3oo Рік тому

      @@susanlisson7066 Thank you very much I really appreciate your answer it was very important for me to know

  • @verseau8360
    @verseau8360 Рік тому +18

    Last night’s dinner: (before I saw this video) I warmed some sugar free Canadian bacon in some pasture raised organic butter, then I toasted some keto friendly bread (Base Culture 7 Nut&Seed), then melted some raw cheddar on it and then not only added the bacon to it but I soaked the toast with the warmed butter from the pan. Then I had a bowl of Bubbies brand sauerkraut topped with broccoli sprouts. Dr Berg has taught me well!! A few hours later I see this video.

  • @sukkar5200
    @sukkar5200 Рік тому +18

    I proudly acknowledge that I follow this diet💪
    In addition to that I ferment cucumbers, cauliflowers and red radish. Fermented garlic is soo delicious!

  • @RachelLovelace
    @RachelLovelace Рік тому +8

    I've been making fermented beet kvass for years now. I've heard it is good for your blood, but I don't know how. I would assume this would be very healthy in terms of what you're talking about. I also love to eat the beets after I've finished using them for the kvass. They're like a tart little snack. For those interested, there are some videos on youtube on how to make it. Make sure to use garlic with it, otherwise, you may not like the outcome. Fresh garlic added to the ferment makes a DELICIOUS kvass.

  • @Kat-n-Ollie
    @Kat-n-Ollie Рік тому +125

    The only thing I don’t like about store bought fermented food is they all add sugar and I’m struggling to get my glucose down. I will look to see what I can do on my own. Thank you so much, Dr Berg! ❤

    • @winniecash1654
      @winniecash1654 Рік тому +27

      You shouldn't have to worry about the sugar. The microbes (bacteria) eat it and metabolize c that by the time it gets into your stomach, there's very little sugar left. Like when I make kombucha I put in a little sugar to feed the bacteria. It's gone by the time it's brewed for drinking.

    • @dorothydonahue4604
      @dorothydonahue4604 Рік тому +14

      fermented foods are super easy to do yourself very little needed in the way of supplies, mainly salted water a vessel and cover the bonus of doing your own is the ability to choose organic veggies

    • @jfw6187
      @jfw6187 Рік тому +3

      ​@@dorothydonahue4604 hi, could you tell me the process of fermenting my own veg please, thanks 🙏

    • @dorothydonahue4604
      @dorothydonahue4604 Рік тому +12

      @@jfw6187 do a google search, for salt amounts, it differs per veggie but basically it's chopped veg of choice and salt water, sits on counter until you are happy with flavor then store in frig

    • @Stuart.Branson.
      @Stuart.Branson. Рік тому

      anything "fermented" is toxic to humans and animals. It's basically rotting plant. All toxic substances - arsenic risin etc. come from plants. All addictive substances tobacco, alcohol, cocaine, SUGAR fo course and smack aka heroin - ALL PLANTS. think about that before you choose to eat plants again.

  • @saleemsv
    @saleemsv Рік тому +55

    This has got to be the best health channel by a doctor. All realistic and holistic advice for health 🙏🏽

    • @seththomas3194
      @seththomas3194 Рік тому

      There is no way to clean out your arteries after they are clogged by eating food or taking supplements. One way, cardiac cathertization...take it from a Cardilogist...can't stand hacks like this.

    • @dervish108
      @dervish108 Рік тому +1

      @@entropyfu”Forget it, Homer, it’s Chiro-town.”

    • @anthonylowney1395
      @anthonylowney1395 Рік тому +7

      this guy is not a doctor, mate.

    • @pwx9000
      @pwx9000 11 місяців тому +1

      Holistic has the correct meaning now. Amazing stuff
      Dr. Berg 🦜🦜🦜🦜

  • @sunmoon-84
    @sunmoon-84 11 місяців тому +8

    All the foods you mentioned contain K2 but they aren't the only foods, that contain K2. Dark leafy green vegetables, such as spinach, kale, and collards, lettuce, turnips, broccoli, carrots, blueberries, grapes are good for K2.

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  11 місяців тому +2

      Thanks for your comment. Have a nice day!

    • @kalnwi2023
      @kalnwi2023 11 місяців тому +1

      I like blueberries@@Drberg

    • @charlesptp
      @charlesptp 11 місяців тому

      Thank you because im not eating all that meat to help my heart but kill my colon

  • @thomasczthomash1859
    @thomasczthomash1859 Рік тому +472

    Rumour has it, Dr Berg is currently 138 years old and still has the body of a 19 year old.

  • @joycee5493
    @joycee5493 Рік тому +41

    Excellent information. Blue cheese, sauerkraut, raw leafy greens... Some of my favorites. Thanks again, Dr. Berg

    • @SuzanneO707
      @SuzanneO707 Рік тому +1

      Thats good news I like most of the these foods too. I've never eaten Sauerkraut, though. I'm very adventurous food wise and just mainly eat a balance with a natural bias towards savoury and veggie/fruit. I can't stand most sweets and puddings. Always cooked and used fresh food, as much as I could. I never hardly ate , even as a child. I'm 54, and 7 and a half stone. I'm by no means a health expert but I never stressed about food and loved Grandmas and Great Grandmas cooking, always clearing my plate. Some of the food was grown on allotments and from local suppliers.
      I would just clean the plate and go out to play. I still do that now, eat and go for a walk a little later. Sometimes I think you have to put food in your body thats quite potent, to give your body a vital work out.

  • @jamaicarosales5085
    @jamaicarosales5085 Рік тому +34

    I really enjoy watching your channel. I Recently had a acute coronary syndrome which felt like a heart attack. It kinda freaked me out. I prefer natural over prescriptions any day. Extremely helpful video. Thank you for taking out the time to make it. 😊

    • @cmaggie5748
      @cmaggie5748 Рік тому

      All pharmaceuticals begin w plants it's the fillers that are so toxic

    • @bogdang.7627
      @bogdang.7627 Рік тому +2

      I recommend good quality Omega 3, Q10 and pycnogenol, fruit extract or hawthorn flowers, a healthy diet with calorie control. The arteries can be cleaned..

  • @summercherie1111
    @summercherie1111 5 місяців тому +11

    AS THEY SAY... ANYTHING ON THE SHELVES OF A GROCERY STORE IS MADE FOR SHELF LIFE ...NOT... HUMAN LIFE!!

  • @sparkle3000
    @sparkle3000 Рік тому +17

    The less I eat the better I feel these days.
    Thank you Dr. Eric. ❤

    • @LichaelMewis
      @LichaelMewis Рік тому +2

      Same! Our food has been poisoned.

  • @miltonbates6425
    @miltonbates6425 Рік тому +57

    They even ruined pickles by replacing the brine with vinegar in order to make them shelf-stable, thereby eliminating the beneficial, natural bacteria that was feeding on the pickles. Pickles were traditionally kept in their own brine (salt and water) and kept cool in the cellar (then later refrigerated) to slow the fermentation process. They're selling us STERILE pickles.

    • @joycenagy3140
      @joycenagy3140 Рік тому +4

      True, just make your own. We do and they turn our fine.

    • @bluemm2852
      @bluemm2852 Рік тому +17

      You are confusing fermentation and pickling. They are 2 different processes.

    • @miltonbates6425
      @miltonbates6425 Рік тому +8

      @@bluemm2852 No, they are not. I've been pickling foods for decades. Pickles are traditionally made with a brine bath (salt and water) in a container at room temperature (often with a water-lock to burp the jar and allow excess pressure to escape). Once it's sufficiently fermented, they're capped and transferred to a cold temperature to stop (highly slow down) the fermentation process. Companies get around this by swapping-out most of the brine bath for vinegar, which neutralizes further fermentation by klllng the bacteria

    • @miltonbates6425
      @miltonbates6425 Рік тому +8

      @@joycenagy3140 I do. There are a few brands that make proper pickles. I buy the "Fructose" Polish brand. No vinegar whatsoever. They're in the refrigerated foods section of the grocery store. Just check the label.

    • @pimpinlucky1
      @pimpinlucky1 Рік тому +3

      Wow thanks for letting me know I like to eat pickles and didn't know this

  • @loriematthews6418
    @loriematthews6418 Рік тому +14

    I had 4 tablespoons of sauerkraut and a pork chop for dinner last night! Very good! Thanks Dr Berg! 🙋💕

  • @karenhill9495
    @karenhill9495 Рік тому +21

    Activated charcoal is a good cleaning agent . I take this occasionally when not feeling well and always notice feeling better .

    • @user-je3tn8ij1c
      @user-je3tn8ij1c Рік тому +1

      How do you take it?

    • @PalmBeachPrincess1
      @PalmBeachPrincess1 Рік тому +1

      It comes in capsule form.

    • @ronashman8463
      @ronashman8463 Рік тому

      Not disagreeing with you, but wouldn't that clean out your intestinal tract only?

    • @PalmBeachPrincess1
      @PalmBeachPrincess1 Рік тому

      @Ron Ashman I don't know much about activated charcoal but I read a book several years ago and it said to take it as part of a cleansing diet. Then I was curious about what it does and googled it and found a video on UA-cam that showed monkeys in the wild eating charcoal because it absorbed the toxins from the leaves that they ate.

    • @eden3094
      @eden3094 Рік тому

      @@ronashman8463 Systemic detox. IF you were snake bitten, the EMT would give it during the drive to the ER.

  • @markiobst7068
    @markiobst7068 Рік тому +17

    Fermented hot sauce is another good source of lactobacillus and other microbes. It is easy to make and is a nice addition to many of the foods you listed.

  • @patrickscahillii9365
    @patrickscahillii9365 Рік тому +8

    DR. BERG , YOU ARE MUCH APPRECIATED. THANK YOU AND MAY GOD BLESS AND PROTECT YOU

  • @jBigjohndoe1971
    @jBigjohndoe1971 Рік тому +1

    I have moved home where i now raise my own animals for food, hunt, garden and gill net. Since ive taken on this natural diet my body is full of energy and i feel great. Now if i could just get off the couch and stop watching UA-cam 3 hrs a day my back and body would probably stop hurting.

  • @krungtape
    @krungtape Рік тому +28

    cannot thank you enough to Dr. Berg to make things simple for commoners 🙏

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому +4

      Glad to help!

  • @PhilLesh69
    @PhilLesh69 Рік тому +18

    I make sauerkraut by *bare* hand specifically for the healthy, living bacteria that colonize it. The store bought stuff has mostly been pasteurized to the point where nothing can survive, and some might even be treated with chemical sanitizers of some sort. I know that with blue cheese and other cheeses that contain mold, and especially salad dressings containing blue cheese, they add natamycin which is the medicine they give to children with ear infections.

    • @michaelnoronha3496
      @michaelnoronha3496 Рік тому +4

      Yup. Most storebough pickled foods are sterile. They do that by replacing the brine with vinegar in order to make them shelf-stable, thereby eliminating the beneficial, natural bacteria that was feeding on the pickles. Pickles were traditionally kept in their own brine (salt and water) and kept cool in the cellar (then later refrigerated) to slow the fermentation process. They're selling us STERILE pickles.

    • @alwaysright5901
      @alwaysright5901 Рік тому +6

      I buy organic and raw sauerkraut from the brands, Wildbrine and Simple Truth Organic. Just read the labels before you buy.

    • @hcure4003
      @hcure4003 Рік тому +2

      Damn I didn't know that about cheese. That's messed up

    • @paulbillington8290
      @paulbillington8290 Рік тому

      Are you telling me allhard cheeses are no good, dam i love brie and blue cheeses and camambert, i,ve heard they are all ful of k2??

    • @alwaysright5901
      @alwaysright5901 Рік тому +1

      @@paulbillington8290 You can eat those cheeses, just make sure you read the labels for preservatives, etc and ensure your cheeses are made from grass-fed animals or at least organic. Dr. Berg says his favorite cheese is brie in past videos.

  • @AshleyPaquin1
    @AshleyPaquin1 Рік тому +8

    You’re the coolest doctor. Thanks Dr. berg 🙌🏼

  • @lillyk2178
    @lillyk2178 8 місяців тому +1

    If anyone doesn’t believe anyone who says they are older but still feels and look younger, that’s your problem! They don’t owe any explanations or photos to any of you. As long as they know they are right and it’s true, that’s all that matters. They are just appreciating Dr Bergs Channel for helping out!🙏🏽

  • @sarakay9983
    @sarakay9983 Рік тому +13

    The things that agriculture/farmers/Big Pharma supposedly do to improve things "for our benefit", which are actually harmful to us, and are clearly more about profit, than our welfare. They literally make me sick.

    • @SpamMouse
      @SpamMouse Рік тому +1

      Look at any product that carries the marketing-con-byline "New Recipe", this just means that the market price of a previous main ingredient has changed so corn will be replaced by rice or oats or sawdust, whatever the Excel spreadsheet suggests that they can get away with. 🤔

    • @sarakay9983
      @sarakay9983 Рік тому +1

      @@SpamMouse I avoid processed food as much as possible. Filthy muck.🤔😂👍🏼

    • @gabriellagrace4734
      @gabriellagrace4734 Рік тому

      Unfortunately it’s how the US has been operating forever! Even the financial news with Jim Kramer is all backwards. Big ole mouth telling everyone where to place there money. He’s not on our side. He works for big media. Profits profits is all they care about.

  • @BP-kg7ti
    @BP-kg7ti Рік тому +13

    Thank you for validating what I have been eating for years. I don’t have inflammation problems and will get that test done to see if I am on the right track!

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому +2

      Sure. Thanks for watching the video. Have a nice day!

  • @sr.6816
    @sr.6816 Рік тому +120

    Another amazing video! It's funny, I was born and raised in Germany... and the suggested meal sounded like a regular dish from back home! Brats and Sauerkraut and some homemade sourdough bread. ❤
    Thank you Dr. Berg for your educational videos and letting us know what we can do better! It's really crazy how we are being told wrong for years... Of course people need to understand the concept of moderation!
    Thanks for clearing things up for us and spending all this time and work on research! You are the best! 👍❤️

    • @brandeedantzler6805
      @brandeedantzler6805 Рік тому +3

      Brats and sauerkraut is so good! Throw in some kidney beans...💓🤌🏾

    • @brandeedantzler6805
      @brandeedantzler6805 Рік тому +3

      @@yasminenazarine1629 food...🤷🏾‍♀️

    • @traceyburzynski
      @traceyburzynski Рік тому +2

      What is Brats

    • @LittlePieceOfHeaven.65
      @LittlePieceOfHeaven.65 Рік тому

      @@traceyburzynski German Bratwurst

    • @unwokesnake
      @unwokesnake Рік тому +5

      Most of the sauerkraut in Germany is not fermented, but pasteurised, which kills all the good bacteria. But you can simply make your own ferments, there is a plethora of diy content on YT.

  • @ashleytkl3036
    @ashleytkl3036 Рік тому +32

    Heart patient with scoliosis here. Thanks Dr. Berg.

    • @JeffMartinez648
      @JeffMartinez648 Рік тому +1

      @Aqua Fyre ❤❤❤

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому +16

      Wishing you good health. Thanks for watching the video!

    • @thefastvegan
      @thefastvegan Рік тому +1

    • @ashleytkl3036
      @ashleytkl3036 Рік тому +1

      @@user-kn6pn1cn8m Thank you and the same for you.

    • @cocobubs4595
      @cocobubs4595 8 місяців тому

      How is pork sausage good for the heart? You are misleading people. And so many people buying the crap that you're selling them ​@@Drberg

  • @watsonmelis7981
    @watsonmelis7981 Рік тому +14

    You should do a video explaining the difference between anticoagulants (warfarin, xarelto) and antiplatelets (brilinta, plavix) with respect to Vitamin K - thanks for your videos, very informative

  • @got2kittys
    @got2kittys Рік тому +6

    Heres an easy way to start a fermentation colony in saurkraut, and many leafy veggies:
    Make a brine for saurkraut, add 1 tablespoon of fresh, live culture plain yogurt, per quart of brine. The one with no gelatins or starch is best. Greek style works well. Yogurt contains the same cultures used for saurkraut. Then just pack your jars, preparing your fermented vegetables. In a few weeks, youll have very good kraut. I add many other vegetables to it, Greens , onions, chiles sweet pepper. Easy!

  • @gerieveen429
    @gerieveen429 Рік тому +37

    Dr Eric Berg is saving lives one video at a time.

  • @SCD-BOY
    @SCD-BOY 8 місяців тому +1

    Long live this man!
    The most important lesson of them all GOOD HEALTH!!!

  • @patrickhastings6421
    @patrickhastings6421 Рік тому +30

    Non-pasteurized cheese from Europe not only tastes better than American cheese, it has all the good bacteria in it! I try to buy raw Omish cheese, milk, yogurt, and butter which is amazing!

    • @hernanveigalima2131
      @hernanveigalima2131 Рік тому +1

      Buy spanish chesae from here im in spain goat or sheep raw

    • @AlexanderKopriwa
      @AlexanderKopriwa Рік тому +2

      French raw cheese is excellent however European Union try to force the American Standard Diet with pasturized industrial food. Fortunately south European countries have good food traditions. 😅

    • @hernanveigalima2131
      @hernanveigalima2131 Рік тому

      @@AlexanderKopriwa spanish i like

    • @AlexanderKopriwa
      @AlexanderKopriwa Рік тому +3

      All of Dr Berg insights are exactly the opposite of FDA recommended nutrition. FDA and the CDC are working against us humans 😂 and partner with corrupt Deep State political establishment

    • @moneytalks435
      @moneytalks435 Рік тому +1

      Raw cheese...😢😢in Canada 🇨🇦?????living in Montreal Canada. Nothing is Raw here

  • @shannonreed9808
    @shannonreed9808 Рік тому +4

    Dad in the 70's absolutely loved Sauerkraut, being born German probably helped 😅my sister has also loved it all her life practically, and just one sniff all them years ago was enough for me, then i tried it at my sisters a few months ago and a kilo jar was gone in one week 😂🤣, just trying it with grated carrot and fennel this jar, and its amazing!. I started taking apple cider vinegar over a year ago also because of this channel 👌

  • @STACYBURK
    @STACYBURK Рік тому +18

    This is why I only drink RAW milk, RAW kefir and RAW cheeses. I had an argument with a doctor one time about raw milk. He said there's no difference between raw milk and pasteurized. I said, okay, then next time you give one of your patients blood, boil the blood first and see what it does to them!

  • @TheSickjits
    @TheSickjits Рік тому +31

    Thank you Doctor. I'm 30 with semi-frequent chest pain in a recurring spot and have a feeling it is blockage/blood pressure related (diagnosed with hypertension). This video has connected a lot of dots for me, especially considering I have lots of GI issues as well. I have been having a craving for sauerkraut and pork hot dogs lately, I'm not even lying. I can't make this up. I spent 16 bucks last night on some quality pork dogs and a jar of sauerkraut. I really don't even like hot dogs/sausage. Scheduling an appointment with my PCP tomorrow for a CAC. Thank you.

    • @slowjamcdub
      @slowjamcdub Рік тому +2

      How are you doing?

    • @nelsontragura1441
      @nelsontragura1441 Рік тому

      just boil some beef shanks and add some thai green chillis...pork is inflammatory because of how they are "farmed". Those hotdogs are sometimes added with milk. Avoid sugar. And did I mention commercial pork has growth hormones and are raised like those clean mice?

    • @ValThor-g2c
      @ValThor-g2c Рік тому

      Learn spell.@user-rj1ri2oq9r

    • @Roudox
      @Roudox Рік тому +1

      try eating: (salmon belly, has more fat, and will keep you full), (apples for whenever you're craving carbs) and drinking green tea or lemon water for a while. see if that works. plus 30 mins of exercise a day. track whatever u eat and how u feel afterwards. do a blood test on your liver and kidney and see where your liver and kidney stats should be.

    • @Roudox
      @Roudox Рік тому +7

      oh yeah, go to bed early and have a peaceful mind. hate and anger will make it worse.

  • @BrahmanKosmos
    @BrahmanKosmos Рік тому +8

    Thank you for this very valuable information and your help, Doctor Eric Berg. I am a big fan of yours and have been following your videos for almost 2 years. Thanks to you, I have a much better lifestyle and eat much healthier than before. Thanks to you, I understand the human organism much better. I live in Vienna, in the capital of Austria, and am surprised that you can get such high quality information from the USA, but in Europe everything important is somehow suppressed and only doctors have this valuable knowledge, but are not allowed to pass it on to their patients, otherwise their license to practice medicine would be revoked. An example is that doctors in Austria continue to recommend dark bread instead of light bread to diabetics, even though the glycemic index, even if lower, can still be harmful for a diabetic.

  • @jieglobal2856
    @jieglobal2856 Рік тому +14

    I had IBS, diabetes 2, irregular heart beats, pins and needles, cholesterol levels 9, constipation, fatigue, skin rash , pimples, dandruff.
    Since I followed Dr Erig berg for about 2 years now. I am free of all those symptoms. I don't take any medication. Just healthy thinking.
    Thank you Dr for sharing. It made a huge difference.
    Jacques

    • @bbyluxe5
      @bbyluxe5 10 місяців тому

      Do you think its possible to be back healthy without a gall bladder. I have IBS and struggle w/ food options.
      Im beginning to spiral down having excessive fatigue.

  • @carycase5563
    @carycase5563 11 місяців тому +4

    Fasting is a good way to get your gut to produce more K2 and also helps remove plaque from your arteries.

  • @snakebite6x6x6
    @snakebite6x6x6 Рік тому

    This supports a theory I have had for a long time. I am a person who grew up on a farm...I eat vegetables straight out of the garden without washing them, in fact most veggies I prefer to eat raw....they just taste better. I don't use hand sanitizer or over wash my hands. If I drop food on the ground I often follow the "5 second rule". Compared to my friends who don't do all of the things I mentioned above... I rarely get sick and I have had no major health problems (all of my health issues so far have been self inflicted, mostly in the broken bone and stitches categories).
    I

    • @juvi-w3m
      @juvi-w3m 9 місяців тому

      You have immunity with dirt and germ. Same like vulture who normally eats rotten dead animals.

  • @Mavrik-60
    @Mavrik-60 Рік тому +10

    I grew up in the deep south in the deep woods. Had to make me put cloths on played in the mud wollowed in the mud stepped in cow Patty's bare foot did all the things kids do living in the woods. I'm now sixty and i can count on one hand how many times I've been sick in my life. That aut to tell ya something. Without germs we couldn't live. Practice practice practice....edit: thanks Doc keepemcoming

    • @alexg2915
      @alexg2915 Рік тому

      Hey David , during summer vacation we were free range kids too! If you were inside in the summer you were being punished. What did we learn from that … don’t get caught. We’d just follow a steam all day in the mud .Good times . When we got home we’d hose ourselves off outside and come through the garage .Get moms house dirty and it’s your ass …. Literally! Fast forward , I remember the first time my 4yr old daughter went free range . We were near the CapeMay light house . Miles of empty beach and I told her she could run as far as she wanted …. GONE . Then I had to listen to mom…. Blah blah blah . We’ll clean her in the ocean when she comes back .

  • @ruthbiafora5443
    @ruthbiafora5443 11 місяців тому +3

    My Polish mom fed us sauerkraut, good Polish sausage, Italian cheese, red meat. I’ve never been sick and have had two CAC scores- “ 0 “ Listen to the mighty Dr. Berg❤

    • @petervan7372
      @petervan7372 10 місяців тому +1

      lucky you, in Poland most family feed heavily on carbs - bread, potatoes, noodle soup, pastries, drinking tea with load of sugar. Also on fat - cream, butter, lard...

    • @ruthbiafora5443
      @ruthbiafora5443 10 місяців тому +1

      @@petervan7372 oh, trust me, those foods tried to come in, but we ate them sparingly when we were in Poland or at relatives homes. cream, lard butter is the best. :-)

  • @kirstinalphabet796
    @kirstinalphabet796 Рік тому +69

    God bless you Dr Berg! You have taught me well. Thrilled I guessed the Vitamin and was correct. 💛 You are such a gift to humanity. Much love to you and yours. ❤

    • @JeffMartinez648
      @JeffMartinez648 Рік тому +6

      I’m with you, knew it was K2 ❤

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому +6

      Very glad to be of help.

  • @donquixotte2112
    @donquixotte2112 5 місяців тому

    Vit. K2 is in old gouda, and it happens I adore old Amsterdam gouda, eating about 50-100gr a day, along with a good half-filled single glass of red wine.
    It was a way for me to have enough caloric intake, avoiding carbs I went for fat.
    I take a blood test at home, checking my values every few month and I noticed problems squeezing out a drop of blood from my index finger.
    A blood analysis at my doctor revealed a heavily lipemic plasma. He warned me about high cholestérol, about 220 to 260.
    The cause of my visit, for no reason, my heart would start to race sitting, sometimes, and during aerobic exercices was going way to high for the moderate effort.
    I run for 40years with a Polar Chest band, so I know when it is not right.
    I tried out several reasons, cutting on several foods, separately, checking blood pressure, sleep quality.
    Their remained no doubt that the old gouda caused the fatty plasma, 2 month after stopping cheese, my blood drops spill out easily from my finger, my cholesterol dropped to 150, my heart race stopped, and my heart rate is about 20 beats/min slower. My heart obviously has much less effort to do with a less fatty fluid. Needless to say I added back more carbs to my diet, and less fat.
    I reduced gouda to 10gr a day, on average.
    The Keto diet helped me losing 25kg in 20months, and I am stable for 3 years and sure I will not gain them back, as my children are grown up and I do not eat their rests of food anymore.😀
    But no Keto warned me about lipemic plasma and very uncomfortable heart racing...
    There is a reason why YT interferes with the publications of health recommendations videos, containing possible wrong information.
    This video may not be wrong but incomplete, it does not warn about quantities, about possible side effects, it does explain how to reduce the building up of plaques, but no information about the process of removing existing plaques. We cannot assume preventing also will remove : this is a faulty suggestion, a logical error.
    But it is the title : to clean, not to keep clean.

  • @believer2734
    @believer2734 Рік тому +6

    I often buy pickles, sauerkraut (fermented foods), and after I’ve eaten all of it, I reuse the juices by adding other pickles & veggies to the juice & letting them soak in it before eating! Hate to waste that good fermented juice.

  • @JeffMiller-t3e
    @JeffMiller-t3e Рік тому +6

    I took that CAC test, the heart saver. My score was 600. Well after immediately being told I need to go have a stress test done and see a cardiologist, he determined I had No calcium build up in my arteries but on the outside of the heart and arteries. Always follow up with the results..

    • @kathyhandler5254
      @kathyhandler5254 Рік тому +2

      how did your doctor figure that out? i had a score of 213, and had a stress test as well. i passed the test with flying colors, but that was all they said.

  • @wearethehaunted3831
    @wearethehaunted3831 Рік тому +13

    To everyone out there searching for answers. I hope you find them. Stay strong. Stay focused.

  • @MrBswede
    @MrBswede 3 місяці тому

    i had the CAC test. I had a very high calcium score suggesting possible severe problems. Resting EKG fine, Stress test fine, finally MRI shows a somewhat enlarged aorta but blood flow fine. I feel good. Meanwhile, I love a lot of the things on your list such as yogurt and.saurkraut and hamburger and sausage and cheese. The calcium score may be an indicator of problems but don't panic if it is high.

  • @rogertorykavanagh-butler3988
    @rogertorykavanagh-butler3988 Рік тому +7

    Fasting combined with only eating what you grow yourself plenty physical work and water and fresh air. supermarkets not so super

  • @seanharris5592
    @seanharris5592 Рік тому +14

    I love your content and your a breath of fresh air knowing and applying a healthy lifestyle/diet being a modern doctor. Thank you! My family and I are grateful and I'm teaching my daughters to be proactive with diet regarding health. If only every doctor had and expressed this wisdom. Blessings and namaste ♥️🙏😇♥️💪🌎✌️♥️

  • @nobody123-b5r
    @nobody123-b5r Рік тому +5

    I LOVE your sit down videos! It’s like I’m more focused than ever, as opposed to the white board that makes me feel like I’m in school