When Modern Comfort Goes Away
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The Proper Human Diet, presented by a Family Physician with 20 years of clinical experience. Dr. Berry has treated over 25,000 patients during his career.
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I was 385lbs and my doc suggested ozempic. I did lose weight with it, but I went from being an active overweight guy to a less overweight guy who was sick and couldn’t walk half a mile. 6 weeks ago I stopped ozempic, and a month ago I started carnivore. I’m now 320lbs and today, I’m on vacation in Puerto Vallarta, it’s been a bit of a challenge to eat carnivore on vacation and I haven’t been perfect, but I’m making it work… this morning I walked 2 miles to go to a coffee shop I like, then 2 miles back. This works!
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That's great! Keep going, you can do this 😄
Ozempic certainly has an odd way of picking the people in their advertising!😮
I order two cheese burgers without the buns. No problemo.
Have fun and be safe!
As a rancher you can not believe how much adding mulch improves the soil. I feed round bales and strategically feed in a new spot every 3 days so that the soil gets all of that left over hay and manure for the soil. In about 1 to 2 years it totally improves the soil for everything.
My best friend years ago started leasing a small pasture for her horses. The owner did nothing to improve the soil and you could see the weeds took over and there were bare spots all over. My friend would strategically put hay out for her horses and gradually, over time, her small pasture became the best section of that property.
I've been doing that with my sheep for a couple of years. I'm working on a giant garden area and that's where I overwinter my sheep. Everybody thinks I'm crazy for it, but whatever :-) I know most people are carnivore or keto on this channel, but homegrown veggies are delicious - waaay better than store bought.
Does it have to be hay or will straw work?
@@theresa337 They use straw to control erosion, over top of seeded bare soil. The advantage of hay is that it contains seeds. I can't say for all areas, but in mine, hay is cheaper than straw.
I'm no expert but it seems straw would also work but may take a little longer since it's blades are much bigger. Not kidding, what Dr. Berry was talking about is right on. We have placed round bales on the ground where the soil is tight clay and within a couple of years it literally turns the top 4 inches to a high organic mulch. I would guess this would be even better for sandy soils adding all the organic carbon to the soil.@@theresa337
YES! This is awesome. A few years ago, I started transforming my small (1/2 acre) property into a permaculture food forest. As a vegetarian, it was heaven...until my diet of oreos and quesadillas turned into more fresh beans and broccoli and I got very sick. I am now a few months into carnivore, and have shifted my focus to rehabbing my property into a native landscape (I will keep the fruit trees, but no veggies) and will be building a pond and eventually get my own chickens. I am learning which native plants have edible fruits so I can eat them as they are in season as our ancestors did. This whole lifestyle is changing my entire world. Great video.
Before carnivore I loved gardening. Now as you mentioned I have chickens and I grow veggies for the chickens. I put straw in the chicken run and every few weeks pull it out and spread it over part of the garden. Chicken poop is great fertilizer.
You’re inspiring! Thanks! ❤
What's wrong with eating veggies?
I'm trying to build muscle after carnivore and it seems to me that I need some carbs and veggies or I'll shrink and die. I'm also eating a ton of fat just to keep my current weight of 160. Can't seem to go up from there at all. I'm adding all the extra fat from Berbers steaks chicken into my plate and it's not helping. I did loose my belly but now I look stick thin and muscle is coming very slow and weight is not at all.
@@akbananachucker2441stick to ruminants, not poultry. Eat fatty cuts.
Eat smaller meals more frequently. This raises insulin which promotes catabolism. Eat 1g protein per LBM at least.
Eat 4T butter daily and let ur fatty meats be ur calories.
U need to give urself 4-6 wks at least to start seeing muscle growth or even getting thru ur workouts w/o feeling like crap, once on carni or keto.
I started yesterday while having the worst abdominal discomfort I've ever had. I have other medical issues and am still trying to get the last of the Thyroid cancer out of me. I ate meat and cheese only and used only animal fats. I also 16/8 fast almost everyday which I have done for about 2 years prior and lost 40lbs by doing so.
Just 1 day later my abdominal discomfort is 2/3rds better and I'm not even hungry at 11am today. Since my thyroid was removed I have started gaining weight back. That, and constantly feeling like garbage and watching my body deteriorate by my own hand, made me say enough.
I'm a divorced Dad of two 19-22 YO daughters. While I was killing myself working and by what I was eating I probably was not an optimal Dad. I hope this helps me be one now.
I miss walking with my dad and the quail and grouse would fly up suddenly from the underbrush. Loved this video, very informative. Dr. Ken is a very caring, kind and intelligent man. Thank you for all you do, Dr. Berry.
Me and you both. I ain't seen a grouse in a coons age.
You're speaking my language, Doc. The land serves us when we serve it by nurturing it. I use no chemical fertilizers or insecticides here. Poopy barn shavings from our chickens have created the richest, black wormy soil you'll ever want to see by just dumping it and allowing it to compost over a particular area. My chickens sustain us with fertilizer, rich eggs and entertainment (no screen needed!). And we selectively cleared our adjoining lot, pulled stumps and seeded it. It sustains generations of deer for future potential food. Blessings to your family in 2024~Cynthia, ketovore/carnivore for 5 years. No more struggling with my weight.
If I didn't admire you before Dr Berry, learning who you are as a human has far surpassed my expectations in learning from your channel. God's blessings to you and your family today and always 🙌
I had friends in Venezuela who when everything went south had a difficult time feeding their boy. The mother fasted for several days at a time so the boy could eat something. I hope you do not get overrun by people who will take your stuff because they did not prepare.
That’s were the 2nd amendment comes into play
Well good thing Venezuela released all their criminals from prison and sent them here to the US! My husband is from there and it pisses him off seeing them come here and disrespect our country and our laws.
Enjoying that work outside is the best way to burn off stress.
If we had more people of this mindset, the earth and her creatures would be healthier, happier, thriving and regenerative! Thank you Dr. Berry for sharing your insights.
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Dr berry, ive been carnivore for 7mths, cured every chronic illness I had, and lost 70lbs. Thank you for contributing to that. I also, during the covid nonsense years, became a bit of a prepper. The idea of self sufficiency in a time of unrest or catastrophic failure of the supply chain, became very appealing. During covid many medicines in Australia became literally unavailable overnight, and carnivore has made me independent of routine medicines. I agree we need to go to basics across the board, "the wise man sees danger coming from afar, and prepares accordingly. The fool thinks it wont affect him".( I have paraphrased this somewhat, but I think we all get the message).
We can also make our own medicine from the plants, God gave herbs for the service of man. 🙏🏻 I make basic medicine for my own family, and still learning about it all.
This is such a beautiful project Dr. Berry! I was raised native by my Lenape Grandfather. [Nëmëxumsa, nëwihëlùkw Chitanì (Tschitanì).] "My deceased grandfather... he named me Strong (CHEE-tawn-ee). The way you described the blue sky with clouds, amongst the trees, with the grassy meadows growing around their roots and the animals living the way Mësinkw "The guardian spirit of game animals" maintained the balance for them to live and keep the family groups strong is so beautiful and it warms my heart to hear a modern man speak this way. It is not our way to overtly show emotion but today nulelìntàmën. "I am glad about it." I would love to see this labor of love of yours blossom into the picture you spoke and only wish you lived closer so I could come help you sometimes. ☺
A beautiful sharing...thank you
Preach!!
You are my hero. Your wife too. Thanks for all your great information 😊
Kudos to you for feeding the soil - the Great Plains existed because of all the migrating browsing animals that moved across it, feeding and returning fertilizer to the soil. So much of our good farmland today is dead . . . but it wouldn't take much to restore it, if someone was committed to doing that.
There are actually farmers and ranchers trying to push regenerative methods. In one presentation, I found out the biggest barrier to this approach spreading is that the USDA has not stated these are "accepted agricultural practices", so the farmers and ranchers cannot get crop / livestock insurance. Insurance companies only ensure properties using accepted practices as defined by the USDA.
I enjoyed your logic about our ancestors and those that live after us.
It's fun being out in the woods doing something constructive, looking to the future. You love it. I'm very happy for you. I used to have a country place and I miss it.
Dr. Ken Berry, you are a gift to humanity. You helped me more than 4 years ago. 5’ 7” 250lbs, yes I was a barrel, hehe. But I listened to you and did keto. I lost 100lbs in a year and I am still healthy. Nice to see you out hangin with nature. Thank you brother. 🙏 Peace and love.
This just made Dr. Berry my number 1 health guru. I relate. After 60 years of organic gardening I am now retired and taking on the challenge of creating a sustainable farm in the high desert of north central Nevada. Not the worse place to retire if you are hearty. Year One i have built a functional off grid cabin. This spring I get to focus on my first love--putting in my nutrition garden. The climate here is quite the challenge. If it can be done here it can be done everywhere in the continental states. Good health to you all.
I live in a apt in a major city. I'm a mentally disabled single mom. I spent at one point a year and a half living in a tent in a wooded area here with my sons father and now ex behind a bad landlord. I learned to cook over a wood fire even after all the wood was wet from a 3 day rainstorm. I learned to collect rainwater for laundry with a improvised wadhboard, hygene, and dish washing on a wood plallet wash station after boiling to get grease off. I'm one of those who never does uber eats because can't afford it. I also do "doomsday" prep. My idea of doomsday isn't zombie apocalypse though. In the past 2 Februaries we had ice storms that knocked out the power for 24-48 hours and had us on boil water notices for 2+ weeks because in ground watermains froze to burst. This was city wide. Now, my doomsday preps are creating a solar generation system, repourposing old broken box fans for wind generation, water filtration, amd lwarning food preservation, soap making using hard wood ash as lye, dehydration food by smoking in a teepee style smoker, and learning trapping and snaring as well as growing my own food in pots or learning to forage so if infrastructure collapses or implodes for a month or longer, I can only my own provide as a 5'2 woman for me, my cat who is my ESA, and my teen son by myself without issue. I'm learning to make most things myself and learning new skills as much as I can and going back to old ways as prevention in case of shtf situation. Call me crazy, I've got 3 major psych diagnosis I get a check for. I'm not offended. But I'd rather hope for the best but if the worst happens not be caught with my pants down, thumbs up my ass, whistling dixie when I've got a child and a cat to provide for without any assistance. Luckily this city has plenty of green belt or green spaces to use if that happens.
Wow! You're awesome! I'm very impressed at your resourcefulness. I think I'd have sunk without a trace by now under those circumstances!
@@lynnatk50 life is what you make of it. My life has never been easy, and as awful as being homeless was I survived far worse as a child in cps care. We all are dealt a hand of cards in life, how you play them is what matters just like in poker. In poker, the worst hand can win the pot if you play right while a really good hand can lose the round. Rome wasn't built in a day and nothing comes easy. If it comes easy it often isn't worth it. And one last bit of advise, everything we have gone through, good or bad we can learn and grow from. Horrible experience like childhood abuse or being baby trapped by my now ex then being neglected and abused by him wasn't fun and still hurts but I learned a lot of life skills and resourcefulness, and got my cat and son amongst other positives from that experience. Every bad thing you go through can still have good come from it. Doesn't make it right or make the pain and betrayal any less but every coin has two sides and things are always darkest before the dawn.
You sound much more sane and prepared than most people, you are a survivor. The only ones who will make it.
@@janedough6575 thnx. I'm high functioning and don't suffer from psychosis or delusions. I've been off psych meds for I'd say around 6 years under drive supervision. I'm not anti med but pro what works and have a extremely high tolerance to medications in general so often opt for natural over meds so when I need a medication I haven't built a immunity to it. In fact my mental illnesses cause both manic and depressive spells as well as insomnia. I react really violently to antidepressants so can't take them. I used to use coffee as a natural option since I have a low tolerance for it while teasing or caffeinated sodas I have a pretty high tolerance to. But it turned into a double edged sword with my ibsd symptoms so now I'm doing a mix of black tea sweetened with stevia, st johns wart capsule, and sugar free and preferably carb free energy drinks (1 a day max). If the energy drink has carbs its done during my breakfast meal of brunch but if zero carb I do it earlier in the day during my fast. Winter with the tons of overcast days and shift in sunlight really is hard on me with the depression and a light bought has me feeling brain foggy and wanting to hibernate while more severe bought a have caused a history of self harm and a suicide attempt. Learning to manage with outdoor excersise, herbs, and the right amount and timing of caffeine is what works. With mania I tend to do a bit of skullcap in green or white tea to mellow myself out throughout the day then mix with chamomile as a sleep aid. Still using natur remedies on that. Also I find doing walks later in the day as a workout during manic spells and reading help calm my mind and tire my body to aid stabilizing the mania and the insomnia it causes to flare up. I'm not one for meditation while I am quite aware of its benefits it doesn't work for me but walks while listening to a podcast or loud music with noise canceling headphones I find works like meditation for me and gets me out of my head while creating more focus. Walks are actually one of my go to destresser coping skills. I may by the us government be considered insane, I get ssi for it. But I personally am of the mindset I don't have issues, I have lifetime subscriptions and insane is a title better fitting my mom, serial killers like btk, cult leaders, and mass shooters. That and pedophiles and other people who get off on others pain and suffering.
You go, girl! You’re inspiring!
I always loved working outside in the garden till my health went haywire. Now that I'm carnivore I know by this coming spring I will be out there working the ground and I will grow veggies to sell not eat.5 years ago I was making compost piles like crazy with my push mower with a bagger. Can't wait till I'm doing it again. Thanks for all you do Doc. You have changed my life for sure. On carnivore now for 37 days and off my BS meds still have a long way to go to get off my heart meds. I'm 69 and a half with stage 3b kidney triple bypass and aorta replacement and was T2D and I'm feeling pretty damn good
Yep; what to do with the garden now, with this new diet? I have many years invested in it. First was deep mulch, to reduce weeds and watering. The mulch was always tilled in in the fall until I found the "Back to Eden" system 12 or so years ago. Basically just keep adding new layers of mulch and let it compost in place. Last spring I planted some tomatoes and squash, I hand dig thru the mulch and 5 inch of compost to reach the soil. Other than the first 3-4 weeks after transplanting, there is NO need for watering even in our last few very dry summers that the weatherman called droughts.
Wow - you are amazing! I hope those around you are inspired to heal themselves too! Would love to know how you're doing a few months from now.
I have mostly empty raised beds now too. I will fill them with something to give away or feed my chickens.
@@MrGordy61 I garden the same way. My soil started out heavy clay. It's now dark, loamy, rich with critters and smells AMAZING! I grow plenty of vegetables for my hens and hubby. Any extra gets barted for more meat with my local butcher's family.
@@MrGordy61 get chickens and feed them the veg or have a little side business selling to neighbors or trading for bacon.
Have a friend that is in the same boat and needs a kidney transplant, he's been told too much meat will kill him, but he still eats garbage.
I live in a small rural city in Oklahoma. We love trees, so I’m always mitigating tree trash while attempting to maintain its “street side” view. So, i pile up the tree trash and, invariably, a rabbit inhabits it within 30 days. I have a garden, so this is not kosher for the long term. There is abandoned areas away from my own property where I dump some of the tree trash for the rabbits. There, the coyotes keep them under control in that place while also providing shelter for those strong enough to survive (They always do.)
Doing what we can to maintain that balance of the cycle of life by knowing the lay of the land is crucial in keeping from destroying small or large parts of it. Sometimes, our activity is unavailable and that is relegated to then where we need to continue to survive on our own. Like it or not, the environment needs us in it. I think this is often forgotten in the realm of earth worship. We are just as valuable to any environment as harmful. There are federal programs whereby one can get funding to raise and reintroduce quail into the environment. And when we do this, we are highly valuable to the local ecology. Even extinguishing coyotes and wild boars is crucial as only mankind can control these populations in many cases regarding coyotes, but especially for boars which have no known predators.
Like the new look. Just moved to a log home on 7 acres in New Hampshire in the White Mountain region. Wood stove ...never had one...stacking 4 cords of wood never did that either ...having that heat the cabin is truly awesome and quite toasty. The physical things you do in such a setting are tremendous - I can actually feel the increased strength in my hands, arms, shoulders and legs - in my early 60's and loving it!!! Building the garage is on the list for this month - how about some basic medical treatments/care/medicines when you are (or live ) in the the forest/woods? I can see some healthy gardening/growing tips for healthy eating too. The new direction of your channel is very interesting, informative and would be helpful to those living outside of the city environment. God Bless:)
Joe Alton on YT has a full color book u would love! Vids on stitching ppl, practice on pigs feet & lots more.
The off grid medic, out in the wild, whatever.
Been in our mountain home for ten years, so love the wood stove and heating this way.
I think you are right Dr Berry. I believe the current easy life everyone enjoys will soon come to an abrupt end, and those that aren’t prepared will unfortunately suffer.
It’s time to get ready for tough times people, even if it doesn’t materialize.
Amen ❤ we rely to much on all kinds of manufacturing
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We are allowing our businesses/politicians to outsource to other countries, which is actually allowing other countries to control our economy and the prices we pay. They can stop sending us computer chips for our vehicles and the car prices jump $7,000 in cost in less than a year. They can charge us $15 for chicken wings and no one bats an eye. All the while over sea countries can sell us the same product for cheaper (because they are the ones who have inflated our prices)… putting small American companies out of business…. And giving other countries still more control of our economy. I’m happy to see these type of videos from Dr Berry. Our country needs to stop acting like adolescents and start acting like adults.
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No……you’re a doofus. Whatever you say bounces off of him and sticks to you. If you are going to be a child, I guess I can too.
I Love You Doc!
Super neat to see you outside working on your farm!
This conversation about the Gov assumes that the Gov has our best interest in mind to begin with, which all signs point to NO. And the Gov LOVES saving us from chaos THEY create.
Wasted energy believing this ‘government is out to harm us’ line of thinking. Look to what you/we can do to best be healthy and thrive.
Awesome!!
Thank you so much for sharing this with us and taking us along ...
Happy New Year ❤❤❤
I love this video series you are doing! I have watched all the ones you have done on your land. It makes so much sense! Even a small plot of land can benefit from this! Thank you Ken!
This is when common sense should come into it. Thanks for showing us your home!
This is awesome! Thanks for what you do Dr. Berry!! ❤
Very wise words about caring for the land and preparing for future hiccups in the system.
My cousins from the townhouse life have no clue. Their idea of prepping is making sure to live walking distance of a Walmart. We live in a hurricane target state where we lose electricity for weeks and we make it through that very comfortably. The cousins not so much.
Good advice, I have lived on my 3.5 acre small holding for 40 years, and built everything ( house and barns) but now I am old I cannot do the things that need doing, and it annoys me that my 50 year old son is NOT interested although he still lives at home, he is more interested in watching television and playing silly games, and this makes me very sad and depressed.
I understand your frustration and empathize. We cannot instill positive values in our children (grown though they may be); it has to come from within. Know that you are admired and respected by someone of the opposite gender, similar age, who is facing much the same. No easy answers, sir.
This makes me so sad. I would LOVE the chance to live on an acreage. We live in town and have a 3/4 acre lot. I have planted 5 fruit trees, have raspberries, gooseberries, and strawberries. A huge garden and 5 happy hens. I wish I had enough land to raise meat. Meat healed me. I still eat seasonally from my organic garden as money is tight, but meat is what my body craves. I pray your son wakes up to what is going on and becomes passionate in keeping up/building your homestead. God bless you.
Thank you for letting us see this. I agree with your reasoning 100%. We all were in a bubble of comfort and became too complacent. Btw: pigs absolutely love acorns, I remember this from when we raised them.
Dr. Ken Berry, you are a very smart and wise Man!! GOD bless you and your family!! 👏🏼💪🏼😊❤🙏🏼
Absolutely! You speak TRUTH and that’s what everyone needs to hear!
This is a guy who really thought this through Much respect dr. Ken
Regenerative farming has been around for a long time.
Every family needs a farmer.
7 days without beef makes one weak.
I'm so glad we've got people like Dr. Berry out there still.
I miss quail and pheasant and the rabbits. Very very rarely seen here in Ohio.
Have a look at hugelkultur for some of those felled trees.
Great video and great information. Thank you for sharing. 🙂
Good. Better. Best. Thank you for this
Love all your videos. Please keep it up.
Thank you, Dr. Ken, for blessing our earth in a simple, logical, regenerative way
You're heading in the right direction Doc! Glad to see you are thinking clearly!
Was he not thinking clearly before?
Oh Yes, Ken has been thinking clearly every since I have been watching him! He is a great help to people, if they would listen to his logic!@@kathyc7284
As uncertain as the future may be, I have hope whenever I see hard working, determined, people.
Love Dr Berry! So wise ❤
Hes right. Covid was a blessing in disguise in a lot o ways. Started learning to hunt and depending on myself for everything, not just existing passively and keeping my head down in life when unhappy with society or with human behavior.
Love this message! "we got healthier, we made the land healthier" Thank you Dr. Berry!!🤎
Thank you for spreading this important information. This is as valuable as the medical knowledge you share. 👍🏻
I listen to Dr ken regularly and of all the intelligent things I’ve heard him say and teach this is the most resonating one as of yet
I like the way he is so intelligent yet humble enough to consider others
Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge with us all in a way that is on the common person’s level
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The best life coach I've ever seen! My baby boy is 1 month old and I will start renovating and rebuilding my grandpa's farm this summer! Btw I am 44 lbs down (249 to 205 lbs) after 3 and half months of Carnivore diet!
Thank you Dr. Berry and please, keep the good work!
I love this. I would love to have some land with animals and trees. To do some of this and give back to the land.
My 80th birthday is just around the corner so your dream is not within my reach. But, I salute you for making this video. Wish everyone could see it.
Very fun and rewarding work
I’ve followed you for a long time, even met you and Neisha in Pensacola. But I love you even more after watching this video and realizing we’re on the same page!!
That kinda sounds like you don't know about Dr. Berry's OB Farms channel. He dosen't post a lot but he has several videos.
Love the way you look at things us humans consider bad and turn it around as a positive.. God bless you and keep up the good work my friend and teacher.
Wow, one of the best videos you have ever done
Too many people, these days, don't have even an inkling of a clue. Everyone should truly want to leave their part of the Earth better than they found it. If you don't own land then there are still many, many, things you can do.
As they taught us in the Army, Always improve your position. Thank You for the Video
I loved this clip. Very smart, very mature. Thank you
So glad you are taking care of the land, for years, before Covid, this has been a concern! Yes yes yes!
I love that !
"Challenge the argument, not the person".....that is so wise!
Anyhow, when I see prep vids I sometimes become overwhelmed by so much daunting work. I am one of 3 in my household, and the only one who is proactive about long-term SHTF survival. I'm only 3years into the mission and often hit plateaus where I lose my motivation. The smartest thing I can remind myself of, is to consider each task as putting down a deposit toward my survival. It's the only thing that really helps light the fire under my tail.
Dr Berry, What’s the plan when hundreds of starving people show up to take your resources? Ever watch the Walking Dead show? Lot’s of lessons to be learned when the SHTF. Bye-the-way, you are one of my favorite UA-camrs. I’m very successful at carnivore because of you. For that I am thankful!
The lesson I would take from that fantasy fear porn show is we do need each other. Ideally one with the resources has a family or network of likeminded people that will assist in security. I think we forget that modern law, and unnatural societal norms have removed the real consequences of bad behavior. Once they experience the immediate reality of another freely defending himself and family as necessary, they will likely decide a different course of action is wise, assuming they want to remain alive.
Castle 🏰 Laws in Tennessee
Stand your ground
This is why I'm glad I live more than 5 miles from a major freeway.
awesome vid DR Berry i wish i had a farm but i live in the city and that will never happ probably but watching your farm channel gives me hope. Your PHD tribe loves what you and Niesha are doing for us and trying to help the world get healthier by eating the Proper Human Diet
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Excellent, informative, and spot on. More like this please! Very motivating.Thanks Doc.
You the best. From Walt.
hard work is the best medicine, i lay brick, block, stone for 30 years with my brother and we did a lot of our own labor. my brother or me have never needed to be on medicine. im 62 and my brother is 66 still feel good. Glory to Jesus and the Father.
I was raised to be prepared and never trust the government. Used to think my parents were crazy, but the older I got the more I know they’re spot on.
I have been on the Carnivore Lifestyle for 5 weeks now. How I missed this nugget of a video I will never know. I got so much out of this on a personal level. ONE HOUR with Dr Berry and to just talk to this guy....ONE HOUR, it would be all I need. SO wise!!!
Doctor Berry could you please buy some land in Western Kansas and let them see how it's done?
Nice wingman, his input was invaluable. Did you hear the way he responded "yes and uh huh" over a hundred times...
How can you not love Dr Berry?!?!?!?
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What a great video! More like this. I am on 4 acres that I want to rewild a portion while still sustaining some small livestock.
Awesome! We just sold a 2 acre homestead (fixed it up with hard work and no tractor) for 7 acres. We hope to have sheep chickens and pigs in the near future… We’re going to build it ourselves- realization of honoring our Lord and our temple through hard work is an epiphany I’m thankful for.
Growing up on the southern Jersey Shore storms were always looming. My dad always said prepare for the worst and pray for the best. Now at 66 for the past seven years that is what I have been doing. One thing we can all do is pray, pray, pray. And believe Gods got this. I wish everyone peace, and a blessed 2024. ❤️🇺🇸❤️🙏🙏🙏
Absolutely fantastic message Dr. Berry! I've shared it with my permaculture farming group here in Kenya. Everyone needs to hear this!
If someone buys the farm, there's no guarantee that it would feed humans, unfortunately. Dr. Berry is getting into permaculture ❤
Started feeling this way over twenty years ago and it took awhile to convince my husband to move from the city ad get some land. We have 2 acres in the valley of a mountain. We have our own chickens and have been here ten years now. Trying to change the soil etc. My husband is still against raising and culling our own animals, but I keep pushing us into that direction. Think about throwing out some ground cover seed to bring more animals into the area. Check out Joel Salatin at Polyface farms, he's been raising meat and selling for years and talks about rotating pigs, chickens and cows in the forest.
I Love these shorts. We have prepared for years because we live on a ranch, small 35 acres in the mountains. We put in a orchard, berrying and flowering trees for wildlife, us, raised garden beds, have spent 26 years planting for the bees, butterfly, birds, insects, and putting in hearty natives and trees. We have bear, mountain lion, bunnies, racoons, deer, elk and they all benefit. We live and support nature and ourselves. You have to be a prepper in the mountains, but our thinking is long term and generational. We are just fine if things go to hell, and we can always help our neighbors out because we put up food, and prepare. I hope people truly start thinking with a Soverign consciousness. Compost, recycle, wash and reuse whatever you can, grow your own herbs, spices, whatever you like to eat. You can have chickens in your backyard anywhere now. Thank you Dr Berry for helping to awaken counsciousness.
Love your comment! We all need to be as self-sufficient as possible and build community.
Man... as a city slicker, I weep at my current circumstance. What do I have to complain about? I have work, a roof over head, good food to eat, (still very thankful Dr. Berry for getting me started on carnivore way!), and a good chunk of the luxuries afforded by living in the city. But supporting the city feels like I'm sapping the life out of mother earth. Seeing you doing this work... I am impressed. I wish I was there.
Oh gosh Shane, I feel for you. I grew up in the country, but then spent a decade living and working in the big city. I couldn't WAIT to get back to where I belonged. I've now lived here on our 62 acre farm for almost 30 years and I know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that I'd be sick and depressed, and would prob die if I ever had to go live in a city again. If you lived in VA, I'd tell you to come visit so you could get some clean air, water, and nature time.
Great work Dr. Berry❤
This makes me miss my property on Northern Michigan 💙✋
The Paul Stamets alternative to rot is to cover it and seed with mushroom spores to break it down. I'm not sure of the pros and cons, but am thinking that would nurture good soil.
Appreciate you so much. I love working the land by hand. There’s nothing like it. Thank you for the hope you have given so many. 🙏🏼
Regenerative mixed animal silviculture.
The solution.
Ken Berry - this aspect of carnivore is most important because this is the local reproduceable necessary change in response to the ongoing global ecological catastrophe...
Many thanks.
We need more videos from you working and informing us about the wilderness
Dr Berry, Victor Davis Hanson is a famous professor who is also a farmer. You two have a lot in common.
Well done everyone! Sienna giggling is priceless. ❤❤❤
Really enjoyed that Doc good to see you in another light, all things are connected yes, I live hear in LA, CA in this concrete jungle, your land is beautiful, I can almost smell the trees! 😊
I've been watching your keto and carnivore videos for many years, long before you were carnivore. And now I very much am loving these farm videos too since my husband and I, along with our son and his wife, have bought 12 acres and are building our houses. Your farm videos are motivating and informative! Keep them coming!
Purpose is a magical thing. ❤
You need scrub and undergrowth of brush to bring in the deer. Deer don't like walking around pine forests because there's no cover for them to jump into and hide. Plant Oak trees for their acorns that will feed the squirrels, chipmunks, deer, etc.
That right Doc.
We reap what we sow.
There is no escaping this natural law of existence.
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A man who cuts his own wood gets warm twice ❤
Please bring us more of this stuff! Loved it
What a blessed man & yes everything he does will multiply