Dr. Berg

Anyone else on here watch Dr. Bergs videos, use his products or know who he is?? I started up B1, D3 plus k2 and zinc with MCT oil, and electrolyte powder. For those who haven't seen his videos, they're extremely helpful. He talks about adrenal fatigue, thyroid but goes all out and way more in depth about all of our adrenal hormones and deficiencies and what to take and what not. Dr. Berg has helped me tremendously on this journey and I no longer buy vitamins or minerals anywhere else only from his store. There's so many brands that have fillers and synthetic forms of vit and minerals, like no wonder I felt the same. He recommended I start using pink Himalayan salt for adrenal fatigue, thyroid function etc. and it literally took my migraines away and also more energy throughout the day which is great. There's a way to determine if your migraines are from a salt deficiency or potassium low and it did the trick for me. Also his electrolyte powder has calcium (calcium citrate), magnesium (magnesium citrate)chloride from pink Himalayan salt, potassium from potassium citrate , and trace mineral complex which is all better than water. Water doesn't hydrate you enough and too much water dilutes your salt levels down and makes us more dehydrated. Gatorade and other sports drinks have way too much sugar. So yea, it's working good and maybe someone on here is interested in trying his products and watching his videos. One of his clients actually recommended buying his nutritional yeast flakes as it's a great source of vitamin b's and also claims this product helped them recover from bartonella and claimed it was a huge part of their recovery from bartonella which I found extremely helpful . Just thought I'd share this post. Dr. Berg's explained more than my llmd and any other doctor explained to me over the years sadly ,no offense.

He’s pretty good, some others are quite similar too. It’s a lot of info if your new to “all body health”. None of these internet Drs are correct on everything though. Nope. And why buy their brands? - all over priced.

They over simplify things to- not totally honest in my opinion.

Llmd’s / most don’t have the time to expand things. And you pay for their time.

The best drs are the ones with personal experience. That’s when they finally realize the limitations of standard conventional healthcare.

Lyme brings many people into a new body health awareness, that they somewhat ignored before.

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In the 90’s I would health educate myself at a physical library! This was about 75% conventional medicine though with about 25% “new age” medicine.

Late 90’s saw forums starting for many subjects including health. YouTube gained popularity around 2005. Lots of info out there now. Lots of contradictions to though!

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astroman said...
He’s pretty good, some others are quite similar too. It’s a lot of info if your new to “all body health”. None of these internet Drs are correct on everything though. Nope. And why buy their brands? - all over priced.

They over simplify things to- not totally honest in my opinion.

Llmd’s / most don’t have the time to expand things. And you pay for their time.

The best drs are the ones with personal experience. That’s when they finally realize the limitations of standard conventional healthcare.

Lyme brings many people into a new body health awareness, that they somewhat ignored before.

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In the 90’s I would health educate myself at a physical library! This was about 75% conventional medicine though with about 25% “new age” medicine.

Late 90’s saw forums starting for many subjects including health. YouTube gained popularity around 2005. Lots of info out there now. Lots of contradictions to though!

[Quote]Lyme brings many people into a new body health awareness, that they somewhat ignored before.

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In the 90’s I would health educate myself at a physical library! This was about 75% conventional medicine though with about 25% “new age” medicine.

I can relate to all of this. Library studying with whatever I can find useful and that's where it all started.

Girlie said...
“I'm a CNA. “

What does it stand for? I’m thinking the N stands for Nurse?

Certified Nursing Assistant

Girlie said...
“I'm a CNA. “

What does it stand for? I’m thinking the N stands for Nurse?

I assumed everyone would know sorry lol, CNA stands for certified nurse's assistant.

I like him. He has a gift for simple explanations, and a talented production team. Most of his advice is good, he keeps up with the latest understandings, he's not afraid to be independent of the medical community, and he admits when he makes mistakes. All big pluses. He once gave confusing information on hydration and electrolytes, which put me off. He recently updated his advice, admitting that the original did cause confusion. Even the updated advice wasn't crystal clear, but it was an improvement. But generally he's very good.

Paul B said...
I like him. He has a gift for simple explanations, and a talented production team. Most of his advice is good, he keeps up with the latest understandings, he's not afraid to be independent of the medical community, and he admits when he makes mistakes. All big pluses. He once gave confusing information on hydration and electrolytes, which put me off. He recently updated his advice, admitting that the original did cause confusion. Even the updated advice wasn't crystal clear, but it was an improvement. But generally he's very good.

Exactly! It's the simple stuff I like about his videos and knowledge.