Just a clarification- The graph by weeks of daily doses. vitamindwiki.com/Overview+Toxicity+of+vitamin+D

@PoodleParti

Жыл бұрын

Does that mean taking vitamin D once a week? Or daily?

@penelopequinn1604

Жыл бұрын

I wondered this. Dr Berg you regularly recommend 30-40,000 IU a day for autoimmune conditions...that would put one in the 210,000 IU per week area? How long should you take these daily amounts for?

@EddyFeyen

Жыл бұрын

@@penelopequinn1604 Good question not answered lol have to look at his other videos

@DumbAssSpeakingWithMansVoice

Жыл бұрын

*What's up w cholecalciferol aka vitamin d3 being used as rodenticide???*

@EddyFeyen

Жыл бұрын

@@xknobi nope daily look video above

My doctor prescribed 50,000 D2 for me about 10 years ago, which didn't help me. I researched and found out D3 was better. I let my doctor know that she prescribed the wrong one and that I was taking the better version D3 (which I still take to this day). She just shrugged. That was my last time seeing her. Always do your research.

@mareksumguy1887

Жыл бұрын

The stupidity/incompetency of these people never ceases to amaze me.

@kimberlyrogers9953

Жыл бұрын

There’s not a doctor in North America that I trust. Hasn’t been since I became a mom 36 years ago.

@donnaleveron6511

Жыл бұрын

@@kimberlyrogers9953 there are a few, like Dr. Berg, but they are few and far between. Consider who is providing the university education of doctors, Pharmaceutical companies.

@gillysmob

Жыл бұрын

@@donnaleveron6511 BOOM! /BINGO! ££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££

@gillysmob

Жыл бұрын

@@mareksumguy1887 Sorry. no stupidity/incompetency but $$$$$$$$$$/££££££££££££££

My husband was going to the VA for his medical treatment. I was always suspicious about the level of care he was getting, so I started going with him. The day that the female NP who was supposed to be taking care of him prescribed 50,000 international units of vitamin D2 in one dose for him I let her know clearly that that was not right. I told her D3 was the kind we needed to take and it needed to be balanced with K2 and magnesium. She threw such fit you can't even imagine! She stormed out of the room, back in, out again, slammed some drawers and some doors and then screamed at me that I wasn't a doctor and I didn't know anything and what made me think I had a right to prescribe medicine! That was the day he quit going to the VA, and I went looking for other medical help. Apparently that is the standard dose the military prescribes for all its people who happened to have a vitamin D deficiency. It really opened my eyes to the dangers of letting anybody have control over your body. And it really made me highly suspicious of how the military machine treats our wonderful men and women in uniform

@theearthlaughs4251

Жыл бұрын

You were smart to say something, you have to know you medications and not just trust what you are told..doctors and nurses can make mistakes too.

@impeachemall693

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that reg family physicians have no knowledge of vitamin d3 and other vitamins. The only thing they know is to push big pharma drugs for the pharmecutical cartel. Disgusting!

@annieb1011NE

Жыл бұрын

Hi Julie- your experience is no surprise. Try looking for a functional medicine practitioner in your area.

@YouTooBeYou7

Жыл бұрын

Agree with you. We had bad experience with VA hospital, they don’t care about your health and well being. The doctors and nurse there are the worst!

@R2MintOptions

Жыл бұрын

​@@oddball837 That's high; for a diabetic the goal is to keep it below a 7 A1c. In America, the average life expectancy for men is 77 years. To OP: sadly the best and brightest do not work for the VA--including the DMV, etc.

I'm a young guy, 23 years old. I use a lot of my time inside, not getting nearly enough sun light. I had a blood test done, because I was feeling very depressed, and my blood came back with dangerously low levels of vitamin D. I now have to take supplements for the rest of my life, but they have had a significant impact on my health. My sun rash is gone, my skin is looking better and my depressive thoughts have subsided substantially. Mind you everything else from my blood test was tip top, so it is absolutely mind blowing how just a low level of vitamin D, can have such massive negative impact on the body. Edit: Also, I'm from Scandinavia. It is very dark here most of the year, with limited sunlight hours. A lot of scandinavians actually suffer from low levels of vitamin D, and I would encourage any fellow scandi boys/girls to get it checked, if they haven't already.

@lindaglover7088

Жыл бұрын

I'm 70. I found out in about 1978 that taking d3 can kick the blues down the road. It can also take swelling out of your legs. For swelling I would take d3 then drink water and lie down . In a few hours the tightness and heavy legs were gone. I was about 120 lbs so no I didn't weight too much . I just swell in hot weather.

@susanbrown2578

Жыл бұрын

Great to see a young person interested and finding out the right way to get healthy!

@beenbeatenbybishops5845

Жыл бұрын

The vast majority of the populace of the United States is D deficient. The lies told by the makers of Sunblock, together with their pushers with the initials MD and DO after their names are assuring that you will not be able to get the naturel benefits of sunshine provides in the bodies own ability to synthesize vitamin D. These murderers would cover plants during the growing season to "protect" them from Leaf Cancer.

@nateschultz8973

Жыл бұрын

There is, indeed, a reason you northmen are so pale.

@mrbarney4176

Жыл бұрын

1 cod liver tablet a day will keep the doctor away

Love this guy. The only Doctor to just get to the point. No clickbait BS! The only thing he is selling is improving your health.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for your comment. Appreciate it!

@hunterfunter47

3 ай бұрын

Well, I got a pop-up advert for Dr Berg's own brand Vitamin D3 right under the video! So, he is selling something. That's not to say he isn't talking sense or is wrong in any way but he's definitely selling something.

@MyMelloMimo

3 ай бұрын

​​@@hunterfunter47I'm grateful he is selling his supplements because I know I can trust them having his quality seal of approval 👍🏽

@Rz4rect0r

Ай бұрын

He rarely ever mentions that he sells anything ​@@hunterfunter47

@suzanneemerson2625

Ай бұрын

Not really. He sells lots of supplements, as many chiropractors do. He even has his own brand, and it’s expensive!

I've been taking 5k everyday for a month. My levels were at 17 and I had severe brain fog along with sleep apnea. I had 5 doctor visits and it wasn't until my 5th visit where my D3 levels were checked. UNBELIEVABLE! Thanks again Dr.Berg.

@F1rsttimer

Жыл бұрын

@SiddHealth I use a CPAP machine now because I have a big tongue but I have slept much better even without using it. I also take B1, B12, and Omega-3 to make sure I get all the essentials in.

@charlottewhite1277

Жыл бұрын

@SiddHealth , sometimes don't you wish that you didn't ask? Lol

@rinorramaj8275

Жыл бұрын

How long u take 5k till u went to level 30?

@OldBillOverHill

Жыл бұрын

Got my wife entirely off meds and reversed her bone decalcification. They never said anything about D2 vs D3 or checked her levels but they prescribed calcium and D2 for her ostio problems. She was eating kale so was getting a little K2 but not D3. She is dark and wasn't getting any sun due to her Meds making her skin sensitive to UV. Then her thyroid blew up. They didn't test for Iodine. We finally gave up and now I'm her autodidact naturopath with help from Dr. Berg and other internet sources. Next I'm going to introduce us to NAC supplementation. Her eye doctor was shocked at her eye health at 71. We seem to be reversing some of the aging done by rancid vegetable oils. Since eliminating all refined seeds oils from our diet our inflammation has totally been eliminated. Healing will take years though but at least we have halted the damage.

@AlecFortescue

Жыл бұрын

@@F1rsttimer I need to get that sorted...

A warning, get your levels checked. Most people are deficient in Vit D, which can cause many diseases and problems. It is the sunshine vitiman. Most people who died from covid at the start of the pandemic were vit D deficient. Get your levels checked by your personal doctor. the chances are the average person needs more Vit D3. I used to get colds and flus all the time, but after getting my blood tested 5 years ago and was found to be defienct, the doctor gave me an extremely high dose for a couple of weeks, and now I take 5,000 units daily. Still no more colds or flus. I did not take any of vaccines or boosters and I am not on any other prescription meds. Take back control over your health. That is why blood tests for your vit and mineral levels are so important. Learn how your body works so you can make informed decisons about what to put into it.

@stuarthutt3740

Жыл бұрын

Glad you leant about D. You may want to look into iodine. Dr David Brownstein and Dr Jorge Flechas.

@karenabbott5974

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@Topdealmaker

Жыл бұрын

Is it safe to take supplement daily for years?

@donnaleveron6511

Жыл бұрын

@@Topdealmaker yes, although you may need to make adjustments up or down. Listen to your body. Just turned 71 and have taken supplements most of my life. No major illnesses, on no medication. Think; what did people do for millenia before pharmaceuticals?

@ysunsets

Жыл бұрын

I had to ask TWICE for a vit D level ordered. She didn't include it in the initial blood work! And then when the results came back; they didn't want to tell me the level! (Why???) Demanded it, and it was 40, the low end of normal.

I've supplemented 20k - 25k IUs of Vitamin D (and K2) daily for fifteen or more years. No side-effects. Perfectly healthy at 66. Let's remember; in our natural, sunny tropical - equatorial environment, in our natural state (much less clothing), our skin would produce 20k IUs of Vitamin D in less than half an hour! That strongly suggests our optimal daily intake must be many tens of thousands of IUs. And, when you consider that we have Vitamin D receptors on every bodily system, you understand why we need significant amounts of Vitamin D to function healthily - and likely to stave off degenerative disease.

@Trump-The-GREATEST

Жыл бұрын

Excellent well informed! Sad that the majority are just plain ignorant or just plain stupid. Sunlight is mighty powerful and its life to every living thing on earth. Just by taking sunlight everyday, humans will avoid 86% of all diseases. For example: Women are 8 times more prone to breast cancer all do to lack of sunlight. And Men are 5 times prone to prostate cancer to to lack of sunlight!!!

@waynebrewer8908

Жыл бұрын

hi,some people take less vit d and k2 and become toxic.

@thomassabac4382

Жыл бұрын

What is your level of vit d???

@susiewood5329

Жыл бұрын

That's a lot. I've been taking 4000iuD3 +K2 + c + zinc + Quercetin for 3 years. Unjabbed and never had covid or any illness in that time. This video sounds like trying to scare people off vit D3 because it gives you a strong immune system. A large dose is good if you are initially deficient but 20K+ seems a lot to me, you have to take a lot of vit K to balance that. Get your levels checked at a doctor and read up on the amount of K you need.

@johnmachinmegavegan8378

Жыл бұрын

@@susiewood5329 20,000 IU probably isn't enough for optimal health. Every system in your body has a vitamin-D receptor. And, to repeat, just half an hour in moderate summer sunshine equates to 20,000 IU.

I just want to thank you Dr Berg for sharing your massive amount of research with us ... I have been mystified by other channels who discuss Vit D but do not talk about the differences between VitD2 and VitD3 which is particularly important for people with Hypercalcaemia. Bless You and your family Doctor.❤

I take my D3 with K2 after watching one of your videos about two years ago. I found your channel during 'Covidgeddon' (that's what I call 2020). Your channel has really helped me to be healthier.

@laureenzisa3097

Жыл бұрын

2MekaJ: I love your apt description of 2020. It made me laugh!

@5amiann

Жыл бұрын

I just don't understand why doctors don't tell women with osteoporosis & people who have to take steroids about this relationship.

@jobrownsmith116

Жыл бұрын

I can't find K2 in any drug stores. Do you order it on line?

@2MekaJ

Жыл бұрын

@@jobrownsmith116 I order from Amazon K2 as MK-7. Dr. Berge previously said MK-7 is the best type of K2.

@jobrownsmith116

Жыл бұрын

@@2MekaJ Ok, will try that. Thank you.

I asked my doctor what happens if a person takes too much D3, and he blew me off, saying “you just don’t want to go there!”🙄 Thanks for answering my question, Dr Berg!

@sid6554

Жыл бұрын

Because he doesn't know. You should have pressed him for the symptoms 🤣

@bumblebee4280

Жыл бұрын

@@sid6554 😂😂

@fidelcatsro6948

Жыл бұрын

theyre mostly idiots...

@heterodox3487

Жыл бұрын

Most don't know, nor can they explain a complete lipid profile. They have no clue about cholesterol except to prescribe a statin

@akbuilder7626

Жыл бұрын

But Im sure he wont hesitate to prescribe you something with horrible side effects.

Dr. Berg, would you consider making similar videos about different vitamins as well? This one was super helpful, thank you! 💕

I had to beg my doctor to check my vitamin D levels. I'm and older black woman living in Seattle. Mine came back at 13.6. It apparently freaked him out enough to send me an urgent message. I just happened to be in the office for a visit with the foot doc. My doc is like I've never had a patient with a level that low ever. I knew it was low but not that low. When he asked for a reason I said everyone with melanin in Washington should be tested, then corrected it to just everyone in Washington, even those that live and work in Eastern Washington especially during the winter months.

@kcollinsgallhollcom

Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad to read that you were able to catch this issue. Good luck

@robinmp8300

Жыл бұрын

My level was 6! I was sleeping 18 hours a day, extreemly depressed, severe headaches, I take 50,000 weekly now for the last 10 years my levels are about 17 for the passed 7 years. I cant do sun because I am at risk for cancer. I had it once

@krisarbuckle

Жыл бұрын

Interesting! I guess the melanin prevents the Vitamin D absorption from sunshine. Never realized that! I moved to Oregon from sunny So Cal, so I started taking Vit D3, but now I tell all my friends, but particularly Latino and Black that they are more vulnerable to lower levels than whitey-me.

@MrRobkina

Жыл бұрын

I'm in bham Washington. My Dr said 5 years ago the sun isn't enough in our state. Shebsaid take 2000iu, but inwas already taking 2000iu d3, and I was 23. So I started 5000iu, still low. Beged Dr to take my d levels again. She said everyone is low and medical won't cover it just take. D. So I went through ultalabs. Bought my own online. I was still low taking 10000iu d3 from Dr. Best brand. Now I take 10000iu morning and 5000iu night. I will buy my own blood lab again. I'm in my chart as high anxiety and hypochondriac. Dr's play God. I'm 40 mother of 5 and white. Doctors do not care about preventing just about get sick and pop pills. I'll pray for u.

@ArtStoneUS

Жыл бұрын

My niece is a primary care doctor in Massachusetts. While she was still attending Columbia medical School in New York City in 2009, I impressed on her the importance of vitamin D based on my own experience. I got the expected eyeroll. She's completely turned around now and vitamin D deficiency is the first thing she suspects in a lot of her patients. The downside is she's not going to get a diagnostic fee for a diagnosis where the cure costs $10 a month with no prescription or specialist referral. She's getting increasingly frustrated with how the system is not working.

🤔Well this makes complete sense to me. I was one of those patients that was prescribed the 50,000IU of D2 once weekly. My blood kept being drawn but my numbers kept staying low. The very first time it was 7! It never went up much more, only to 12 with 6 months of the dosages. I kept feeling worse. I stopped going to that doc (more than just because of that reason tho😳) & started taking D3 with K2 and gradually started feeling better. As I’ve stated before I recently added B1 (after watching Dr. B video on it) & I feel like I am FINALLY starting to slowly but surely get better. Just this week I’ve been able to start back exercising regularly without exercising one day & bedridden the next several. I’ve actually done 5 days in a row plus during stormy weather, which I could absolutely not of done before! So I’m still on a wing & a prayer here but I’m flying again at least. Will I be able to soar again? Idk, but I sure want to! 🙏🏼💖🌻

@tomunderwood4283

Жыл бұрын

Are you deficient in Vitamin A? Animal form is best. Cod liver oil or beef liver

@jadez57

Жыл бұрын

@@tomunderwood4283 every time in recent years that I’ve consumed those, I get so sick afterwards (lightheaded, heart races, slightly lethargic). I used to love liver & onions. Years ago I made it regularly until cholesterol issues. I also used to take a supplement (a liquid, can’t think of name rn) that had cod liver oil in it, but I can’t take it anymore either. Idk why? Same with turmeric, ginger & some other things I used to be able to consume but no longer can. Fibromyalgia does some crazy stuff to the body! My gut is sooo much better now than it was a few years ago. Foods finally stay in my gut now long enough to absorb nutrients. In 2019, that was not the case at all! I felt like I was dying & every doctor I went to was not helping me. I just kept getting worse! I finally started going to a holistic specialist & got online researching everything I could get my brain to delve into, and now I’m listening to my body & getting so much better. Btw I do take vitamin A & iron in a multivitamin that I take daily.

@tomunderwood4283

Жыл бұрын

@@jadez57 Have you researched NAD+? Increasing this various ways can help with fibromyalgia.

@jadez57

Жыл бұрын

@@tomunderwood4283 no I haven’t. It’s the fibro pain that gets me more than anything (all over DAILY body aches like when you overexert from working out too much). I’ll look into this though. Thx!

@adeled8833

Жыл бұрын

How much and how often do u take vit D and K?

I started on vit D3 plus K2 supplements after watching this channel. And I do feel a difference - less fatigue and better sleep - both of which are enormously significant to one's well-being. We do not get enough sunlight anymore due to lifestyles and job commitments. We hardly walk but get all tasks done by driving around. Rarely if ever by walking around. With the good, beneficial benefits of natural sunlight. Reality of today's lifestyles. TQ Doc.

@DebbieTDP

Жыл бұрын

You should take these at different times not together. They use the same receptor. K2 needs to be dosed accordingly to how much D you're taking.

@BRIANDER100

Жыл бұрын

What dosage do you take ?

@DebbieTDP

Жыл бұрын

@@BRIANDER100 I'm taking 200 mcg of K2 and 5000iu of D3. When I was taking 10000iu D3, K2 was 400 mcg

@BRIANDER100

Жыл бұрын

@@DebbieTDP did your cholestrol and/or CAC score decrease from k2 ?

@joseamor9319

Жыл бұрын

@@DebbieTDP Hello Debbie! Are you saying that One should take Vitamin D3 SEPARATELY From Vitamin K2 Because of the way the Body's Receptors for Both Vitamins work? Will taking BOTH Vitamins D3 and K2 SEPARATELY be More Effective for one's health and body? I personally have been on Vitamin D3 5K IUs Daily for Decades and have Switched to a Vitamin D3 WITH K2 Supplement for about a year and a half now. Also, Your Separate Dosage of Vitamin K2 is QUADRUPLE the Dosage (200 mcg K2 for 5K IUs Vitamin D3 / 400 mcg K2 for 10K IUs Vitamin D3) Versus what is being Dosed Together (50 mcg K2 for 5K IUs Vitamin D3 / 100 mcg K2 for 10K IUs Vitamin D3). So Is MORE Dosage of Vitamin K2 Better and More Effective for one's health and body?

I think many of us this is the first time we’ve heard someone tell us something positive about what we can do to improve our health. I appreciate that very much

Just started taking D3 and it's made a huge difference for me. I'm happier, less stiffness despite eating foods that I'm allergic to, overall well being has been better. Taking around sixteen (25mg) per day D3 with one K2. I am not as tired, as well.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful. Good job!

@Skribbles

Жыл бұрын

@@Drberg Thanks for the insight overall 👍🏻 🙏

@harmotten

3 ай бұрын

25mg?? The unit mg means milligram. I think what you mean is microgram, which is written as µg. 16 times 25µg = 400µg = 16.000 IU. "one K2": How much µg does it contain?

@undcvr

3 ай бұрын

@@harmottenexactly what I was thinking. Most of the people here following him aren’t very educated either. They don’t even know how much of what they take and they obviously don’t understand units. They can’t be bothered about dosage either.

What we do without Dr. Berg? Sure as hell can’t count on MY doctor.

@susanstefan4614

Жыл бұрын

Can't count on mine either

@silviamarinucci4645

Жыл бұрын

Agree!

@jovialjuju4921

Жыл бұрын

Same

@heterodox3487

Жыл бұрын

Sad fact, CDC is even worse

@accent1975

Жыл бұрын

Dead dr don't lie

I listen to you all the times. Your voice is clear. Your advice is helpful. You are so knowledgeable

You are incredible, If only all GP's had your skills and knowledge, acute illnesses and chronic disease would be halved. Thankyou for all your hard work. As a Registered nurse, you are fast becoming my guiding force to help my patients.

I find your knowledge level astounding.

Thank you for all you do for your community here ❤️ You are my families primary go to for our holistic healthcare. Am sure this is the case for ma y of us here!

Dr Berg educates so well. I love his videos. Thank you, doc. I appreciate you.

Thank you dr I’m having the symptoms of vitamin D overdose! I took it without k and it’s 10,000 God bless you And Merry Christmas ❤

Thank you! For addressing this! You’re a Health God!

Dr. Berg, please consider to train and have students growing under your leadership and guidance. Growing generation will need a Lead as you to continue the high standard of education and guidance to help humanity. We aren’t immortal, but knowledge can be passed down to generations. Immensely grateful for all of your effort and educating average people. 💞🙏

@314BROWNIE

Жыл бұрын

So glad he saw your message 😊

@eggpod4567

Жыл бұрын

He is training people and helping them grow. How many of us watch his KZread channel all the time? You, me, and everyone else here. It's all of our responsibilities to get this knowledge out there and pass on his legacy.

My pharmacist told me that I should take my D3 with a fatty food meal. I've been taking 5,000 IU of D3 every day since 1999 and have NEVER gotten the seasonal flu since.

@phiksit

Жыл бұрын

I take mine now with a dab of guacamole in the morning, plus my multi and some ACV capsules.

thank you so much , it was just the right time you bring this video on :)

Thanks for this dr. Berg! People need to know.

Magnesium and vitamin K2 are the main cofactors that help keep higher levels of vitamin D from becoming toxic. It’s also important to drink plenty of water. The #1 sign of vitamin D overdose: • Calcification Other signs of vitamin D overdose: • Kidney stones • Nerve symptoms (numbness, pain, or tingling) • Excessive thirst • Excessive urination In my opinion, it seems that many cases of vitamin D toxicity occur because of a person consuming too much vitamin D2-not vitamin D3. There are some big differences between vitamin D2 and vitamin D3. I also don’t think people will see the same benefits after taking vitamin D2 that they would if they took vitamin D3. A few things you need to know about vitamin D2: • It’s not as effective as D3 • It’s not as bioavailable as D3 • It’s not as studied as D3 • It doesn’t help prevent fractures like D3 can • It does help reverse rickets (in infants) • It has a different effect on depression than D3 • It doesn’t affect the immune system like D3 can Thank you Dr Berg!!

@rhondak4940

Жыл бұрын

T.Y. for the highlights. Appreciate it.🤗

@mareksumguy1887

Жыл бұрын

So then why the hell would anyone in their right mind take D2?!?

@donnaleveron6511

Жыл бұрын

@@mareksumguy1887 as stated in video, helps/treats rickets in infants.

@deemarrero9

Жыл бұрын

Thanks you for the written explanation. I developed all the symptoms of Vitamin D2 toxicity. even this month they found I have kidney stones in both kidneys I've been taking D2 50,000 once a week for about three years now... unbelievable that my doctor keeps prescribing his to me. And thanks to KZread Dr. Berg and you I know now all this information.. I'm in shock and kind of upset.. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼💜

@katrinamalone5927

Жыл бұрын

Because people aren't educated to know the difference. Doctors sure aren't teaching and many don't know themselves.

Dr. Berg I just wanted to say that you are truly an AMAZING Doctor. As someone who is aspiring to become a medical doctor himself, I sincerely look up to you and all the knowledge and wisdom you share 🙏 Cannot thank you enough for being so kind, selfless and for educating and changing so many lives for the better :⁠-⁠)

@bumbles3304

Жыл бұрын

@@cyberfunk3793 yes he’s much better!

@woodchuk1

Жыл бұрын

@@cyberfunk3793 He’s still a doctor, a DC is a doctorate degree.

@jf1341

Жыл бұрын

stop with the cringe

@serrinaferreira113

Жыл бұрын

Omar totally agree with you

@shaunmckenzie5509

Жыл бұрын

@@cyberfunk3793 Believing in aliens is no weirder than believing in Jesus or Allah. Aliens are far more likely than the other two, which are just made up fairy tales

Yes sadly this happened to me by taking too high of a dose. I was ignorantly taking 50,000 IU when I should have been on 1000 iU daily. I started feeling really off, confused & extremely tired. That’s when I got a Vit D test & was high. Fortunately I’m still here to tell the story.

@SHABAZZTRIBE

2 ай бұрын

Im at toxic levels 345, i too was taking 50,000 iu daily , i feel crazy awful . what happened and how did you get better ?

@yoyo21926

2 ай бұрын

@@SHABAZZTRIBE you need 500 mcg vit mk7 if taking 50,000. alsso take magnesium so you absorb vit d properly

Thanks you for the written explanation. I developed all the symptoms of Vitamin D2 toxicity. even this month they found I have kidney stones in both kidneys I've been taking D2 50,000 once a week for about three years now... unbelievable that my doctor keeps prescribing this to me. And thanks to KZread and Dr. Berg I learned all this important information. I'm shocked and kind of upset.. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼💜

@CMcKay-82

Жыл бұрын

Have them check your PTH. Look up primary hyperthyroidism.

@stanleyyu2079

Жыл бұрын

Web search "Magnesium kidney stones". Vitamin k2 and magnesium can reduce the risk of having kidney stones.

Dr.Berg my mum having chronic kidney issues, and recently her blood analysis showed that she is suffering from VitD toxicity, and big lack of calcium. Thank u for enlighting us.

@Northwindbreeze

Жыл бұрын

Has she been taking huge doses of D? Thanks. Like Dr. Berg mentioned here, the need for supplemental K2 mk7 along the D supplement.

I get my D3 from early morning sunshine while tending my garden before I started working at 11:30, and my D3 score is within range. Thank you Dr. Berg for giving me a better understanding about my health. My pcp really does not explained these stuff other than just prescribing medication, running test, etc.

@blake9358

Жыл бұрын

Too much sunshine is bad for you too. UV sunlight is dangerous

@johnreidy2804

Жыл бұрын

@@blake9358 Too much water can kill us too. Eat too many apples and you will poop your brains out

@blake9358

Жыл бұрын

@@johnreidy2804 Not apples plums 😂 Apples are good for you. Spinach is best 👍 lowers blood pressure and keeps the ladies happy 😁

@edennis8578

Жыл бұрын

It depends a lot on your skin color and age, too. The lighter your skin, the better your skin converts sunlight into vitamin d3. Also, your ability to convert sunlight decreases as you get older. By the time you hit about 70 years old, you've lost 75% of your ability to convert sunlight.

@ArtisChronicles

Жыл бұрын

​@@blake9358 eat too many apple seeds and you might not be saying that

This is mind-blowing, Dr. Berg. I'm recently trying to get off of topical steroid cream, and was having "TSW" (Topical Steroid Withdrawal) which is the worst thing anyone can go through. I' m taking 20,000 iu/day now, and I'm still red and itchy from my skin's blood vessels constricting. This is what the reaction people have that keeps them on it. Now that I know D3 acts like cortisol, this is life changing. It's only been a few days, but my skin isn't cracking ad oozing like it does by now. Please do a study on this and get the message out there!

My MD was shocked at my daily 10k iu dose which I’ve been taking for several years (I’m mainly indoors year round). Had my levels checked: 56ng/dL (w/in normal range). Without this dose I don’t think I’d even hit 25 or 30ng/dL. My bone density is great for my age group, too. I refuse to take prescription supplements such as Boniva (causes MORE fractures in women!) but use the following bone health regimen, instead: 5,000iu D3/mk7/k2 combo pill (2 x per day) 50mg Zinc (2 x per day) 600mg of powdered calcium in my morning coffee 2-4L of fluids (water, tea, sugar free lemonade, bone broth, etc.) *Note: it’s important for women to know that even though bone density naturally decreases after age 30-35, you CAN change that decline. All those studies and charts show what happens if you do NOTHING to intervene. What is not often said, except by honest people such as Dr. Berg, is that proper supplementation, occasional weight bearing exercises, low blood glucose/insulin, a decent diet, reduced stress, and adequate sleep, can and DO significantly effect and increase bone density/flexibility. Right now about half of all women over 75yrs suffer serious fractures due to poor bone health from lack of accurate info and big pharm meds, many die from complications. But more and more younger women are affected each year. Please pass on Dr. Berg’s info to every woman you can.

@ianstuart5660

Жыл бұрын

That is very important info will share with my daughters! Thanks!

@thestuff4321

Жыл бұрын

Magnesium?

@kfgabriele9852

Жыл бұрын

@@thestuff4321 Definitely important for both bone health and primary calcium regulators (Vitamin D and parathyroid hormone). A diet chronically deficient in magnesium is certainly considered a risk factor for osteoporosis, as are smoking, diabetes, certain pharmaceuticals, high alcohol intake, sedentary lifestyle, and the standard American diet. Again, chronic is the key word. The vital nature of this mineral to several body systems is also a very good reason to check vitamin and mineral levels annually, if possible. I did not include this in my personal bone health regimen as my magnesium levels are normal. My diet includes several mineral rich foods, such as bone broth, dark green leafy veg, almonds, etc., a very limited amount of processed foods, and none of the other osteoporosis risk factors I listed earlier. Please note, though, that taking too much magnesium has some unpleasant side effects. Acutely, too much Mg causes nausea, cramping, and diarrhea, and may even effect your blood pressure and the electrical activity of your heart. If you keep your Mg levels chronically high (provided you can tolerate the aforementioned side effects which worsen over time), you also risk bone mineralization defects. Unlike Vitamin D3 where you’d have to take upwards of 100k iu or more per day for weeks to experience side effects, it is important to know which vitamins and minerals have much narrower windows of safety - especially for those suffering with any degree of kidney or liver dysfunction. IMHO, supplement your diet with vitamins and minerals if you need to. But, first, assess your needs with a blood test. Then, arm yourself with complete and accurate information regarding your levels, why each is important, what you can do to improve them, and any limitations. Aside from all that, the easiest way to manage all the different nutrient a body needs is through an intentionally high quality diet; just ensure a daily intake that is highly nutrient rich while at the same time severely restricted in processed foods, sugars, alcohol, and (if at all possible) OTC/prescription pharmaceuticals.

@fatoumfatoumeh

Жыл бұрын

What is your age if I may ask? Just so I know when one should start a similar supplement regimen.

@kfgabriele9852

Жыл бұрын

@@fatoumfatoumeh The need for supplements has very little to do with reaching certain age brackets. Think of it more like a tool we can use to fix suboptimal vitamin/mineral levels most often caused by certain risk factors, such as diet, smoking/drinking, stress, genetics, pharmaceuticals, activity levels, hormonal changes, chronic illness (such as diabetes, hypothyroidism, cancer, etc.), and so on. There really isn’t some general or generic age range at which men and women suddenly need to supplement. For instance, a sedentary uncontrolled diabetic in their early 20s is gonna have significantly worse labwork (therefore a greater need to supplement) than a relatively healthy individual in their 40s or 50s who exercises occasionally and keeps processed foods to a minimum. But that diabetic may have better vitamin/mineral levels than a strict (lifelong) vegan in their 30s with an ideal body mass index living in Seattle. I only noted bone density in relation to age since most MDs and RNs still subscribe to the outdated and disproven concept that bone health declines irreversibly after a bone density peak in the late 20’s to early 30’s, that pharmaceuticals are required to slow (not stop or reverse) the decline, and dangerous fractures are simply the price we all pay for reaching any age above 65 or 70. Plenty of research and anecdotal evidence is readily available that disproves those myths. Every person is different and risk factors change over time, as does the degree to which risk factors affect us. Nowadays, anytime over the age of 16 is a good time to begin assessing annual vitamin/mineral labwork.

Thats what I like about you Doc! You all ways have great eye to detail which is crucial when having an audience of opposing views. 👌

I started/ changed my D3 dosage from 20,000 per week, to 40,000 per day, and then per your video 80,000 per day about one month ago. My trigger finger and morning inflammation disappeared in four days. Since then I am also taking 3200mg of Potassium Citrate per day. I am off of Allopurinol and Gout has not returned, my blood pressure is stable. I feel as though finally I am treating the cause and not the symptom. I visit with my Rheumatologist in a fortnight, and will be very interested in what he thinks. I have suffered for years, and had trigger finger surgery in 2014. Now looking back I could have treated trigger finger with vitamin D3. You really cannot imagine how grateful I am for your counsel. Sincerely, James

@royvirafayet6687

3 ай бұрын

Aren't you overdosing?

@anasbru414

3 ай бұрын

that's way too much

Thank you so much for this information. I’ve been on prescription D3 once a week for 25 years. A few times the prescription was written for D2, and I wondered what the difference was. Now I know to be sure I’m taking D3

I did this. I figured it out myself finally and quit all but 600 iu. It’s good now. When you’re older with a few things wrong with you, it’s hard to know what you’re doing wrong.

The guy rocks. I've been taking D3 for quite some time and it feels so good to know I'm on the right track..."you da' man", thanks Dr. Berg!

Dr Berg , it would really helpful to speak on the blood levels … I take 5000ius for years and my Blood level of D3 on my blood test is over 100 . Dr told me to readjust my dosage to get my level between 60 and 80

@steelernation4818

Жыл бұрын

I want to know the answer to this too. Me and my wife had been taking 5000iu for years now, and her recent blood test came back with her level around 80, and her doctor told her the same thing about adjusting her dosage. As far as me, I haven't my blood d3 levels checked yet.

I had toxicity taking only 5000 to 6000 IU’s/day which resulted in elevated liver enzymes. I was advised to reduce the IU’s to no more than 3000/day. After following my doctor’s advice for three months, a repeat liver enzyme check showed a reversal to normal liver enzyme levels. I will add, that I had also been taking the necessary co-factors you list.

@Jerry-zx7rf

8 ай бұрын

your high level may been due to a liver problem high liver enzymes liver issue or medication they can go up and back down or even be normal with liver disease even with end stage liver disease so i would not just blame the vitamin d matter fact if you have low vitamin d your liver could even be the cause for it and liver disease could be why you reached toxicity because your liver is not working right i been doing 50,000 iu every 2 weeks to once a month for almost 10 years if anything my level enzymes are on the low side most times anyways liver issues could be fatal if caught early the liver can regenerate just wanted to comment you can have your liver check in more detail Fibroscan - fibro test ect to help rule out liver issues

@undcvr

3 ай бұрын

@@Jerry-zx7rfdon’t blame the vitamin d but blame the victim instead? Eric Berg is a chiropractor in the U.S. ffs. Just because he wrote something up on a whiteboard does not mean it’s true.

@marilyndoll2929

3 ай бұрын

Hes is just trying to help explaining the liver problem calm down😂​@@undcvr

Thank you doc. This actually happened to me the other day

Thank you so much for this info Dr... Just what I needed to know! 🙏🙏

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Most welcome! Glad you found it helpful!

I was only taking 400 IUs of vitamin D3 when I had to have a breast biopsy that turned out to be benign calcification, but I was taking 1000 mg of calcium as prescribed for post menopause. I then stopped taking supplemental calcium and upped my D3 and K2.

What a wonderful teacher!❤❤

These symptoms match my sister Dr. Berg. Sending this valuable information to her and my other siblings. Blessings ✝️❤

Educational video!!! Believe it or not, you are contributing positively to humanity. Well done, Sir.

My mom keeps telling me to watch your channel. Glad to know even 10,000 IU per day is not toxic. I take 5,000 and will most likely stay there. Subscribed.

@srs2283

2 ай бұрын

I'm taking 60,000 IU's for almost 5days in a row😂and I'm like totally healthy no issues but I've an autoimmune condition🙃

@yoyo21926

2 ай бұрын

@@srs2283 you need 100mcg vitkmk7 for every 10,000 vit d.. whhat is youur auto immune conditionn and is it ggetting better?

Always thanks 🙏 for your help

What a blessing that I found out about the doctor Thank you very much Eric Berg! 🙌❤️

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

Absolutely essential information Dr Berg, thank you so much. Always wanted to know if there was a toxic limit. I'm so happy that you do all the research then pass it on to us.

Thank You Dr. Berg! LOVE ALL YOUR EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS YOU ARE THE BEST!

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate your comment! Thank you for your support!

Thank you,🙂 this was very helpful.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Most welcome!

Always brilliant info Dr Berg 😊 Thank you 🌸

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Most welcome! Glad you found it useful!

@SaxonSuccess

Жыл бұрын

It's not all that brilliant, it's got a lot of folks confused. Read the comments.

Thank you! Dr. Berg for your efforts and time.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Very good yet again!

I trust “most” doctors the same as l trust “most” politicians, very close to zero. 😊

I take 2,000 IU D3 and the pharmacists said that is plenty. I live in an area where we have long dark winters. I take it even in the summer because our summers are short.

@ipassingthrough

Жыл бұрын

Alaska?

@pamelakilponen3682

Жыл бұрын

@@ipassingthrough Finland

@ipassingthrough

Жыл бұрын

@@pamelakilponen3682 Was hoping you were a fellow alaskan. Well, let's enjoy this year's dark season

@pamelakilponen3682

Жыл бұрын

@@ipassingthrough I have family in Wasila, if I ever moved to the states, Alaska would be one of my best choices.

@willknott9245

Жыл бұрын

Well You can check D3 25 OH in blood - then You will know where You are - 35 is low - plenty has different meaning for different people.

Thank you for this information. It has been a big concern of mine!

@Drberg

2 ай бұрын

I hope you're doing better.

recommended on my top just as I have overdosed and been suffering severe pain for two days!

Thank you for the video! I wear a headscarf and my country doesn’t have a lot of sunlight, so I take vitamin D supplements, but not the high concentrated ones. Next week I will have a Vitamin blood test by coincidence, so I will find out if I am on the right track. Thanks for sharing all the information

@fidelcatsro6948

Жыл бұрын

dr berg sell them too

God bless you sir... I started walking in the sun almost every day now... N I feel a whole lot different... Thank you Doctor for being a savior

Hello Dr. Berg, I found your presentation to be balanced and very insightful. Thank you kindly, Dantz

💜thank you for clarifying this

This was so helpful !

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching the video!

Thank you. Hope you bring topics about kidneys and good supplements for kidneys.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Hope these videos help! kzread.infosearch?query=kidneys Dr. Berg's Support Team.

@damariszuckschwert9489

Жыл бұрын

@@Drberg Thank Dr

Great video and the fact you mentioned K2 is needed with vitamin D Brilliant 👍

Thanks Dr. Berg! Your info and presentations are so awesome and I learn treasures.

@Drberg

2 ай бұрын

Excellent, thanks!

Thank You for the chart. Wish I had seen this chart while I was megadosing D3. (Lupus/MCTD and then Covid). Was listening to advice saying auto immune patients could take 200,000 and it would t move Vit D levels for months. I ended up in hospital for 6 days with hypercalcemia. Only treatment was saline drip. Easy to avoid. Get Vit D level tested. Kidney doc had no idea what K2 does. So frustrating. I was shamed for the entire stay. While being allowed to choose fettuccine Alfredo, milk, pudding, ice cream, cheese because I was on RENAL diet(no salt). Lol. I refused to allow them To give me heparin shot every day(interferes with K2) and they wouldn’t supplement K2 while I was there. My Vit D was over the Max limit of 600. Took 6 weeks of no supplementation to get it to 232. Get tested. Get tested. Get tested.

@LoLo-rh7gb

Жыл бұрын

My Doctor just told me Vit D level were high and take every other day.

@hiddenhand6973

Жыл бұрын

200,000 a day? A week? Hope you are feeling better!

Dr.Berg I'd request you to make a video about the diet during Dengue fever esp for people with low platelets & particularly G6PD deficiency cases. Actually it's widespread (Dengue fever) in our area ie Pakistan and there are a lot of myths among the community about using papaya and all that. Thanks in anticipation. Robs

Amazing content!! Thank you for the knowledge you continuously share with us, and also for the effort you put into your videos.

Excellent, Thank you for your info, very educational.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad it helped you! Dr. Berg's Support Team

Keep up the good content

I take 10,000 iu a day For years. From Canada but European decent. No issues at all.

Excellent video Dr.Berg , so nicely explained, you are awesome .GOD BLESS YOU.👍👍👍👍👍🤟🤟🤟

Thank you for sharing. It help in making decisions when buying supplements.

Dr.B. I've been taking vit d2 for years since I discovered my level was 17. I had pain in my bones, falling out hair, dry cracking skin and teeth, depression among others. I take 50k a week. With in a month almost all my problems disappeared. I also take 5k vit d3 along w vit k2 daily. Hard to quit a good thing. But... I will monitor it, thanks.

Been taking around 4-6k since early in the pandemic in addition to zinc vitamin C, and some elderberry. Not only have I not caught covid, but my seasonal allergies have all but vanished. I've been on 6-8k for the past year or so, and going up to 8-10k if I've ever had a sore throat or been near someone sick. When I used to get a cold, it would last like a week or two, but since the vitamin D supplements it'll maybe only last 2-4 days. When you say D3 is vital for the immune system you're not kidding! It's literally changed my life for the better.

Gosh I love your videos! I call you my doctor. Your also my teacher. I've learnt more with your videos then I learnt at school 😄 thank you Dr 🤗

Pure knowledge. My respect.

Good Morning , Dr.Berg 🌈 I sure appreciate you ! Thank you so much for sharing this with us , God richly bless you all ! 🙏 9 / 8 / 2022 🙏

@fidelcatsro6948

Жыл бұрын

ameen amigo!

From experience, there is a subset of people that must be more careful when taking vitamin D: if you are on a keto diet with heavy cream and full fat cheese as the main source of your calories AND you take 10,000iu of D3 per day for, say 10+ years... beware. In this situation it is not difficult to arrive at hyercalcemia, calcific tendenitus and calcification of the arteries. You have been warned. The results are not minor health issues! This can happen even when taking K2.

@suicidalthotss

Жыл бұрын

Omg thx for the warning

This is really scary. I wish I never saw this video. I was prescribed Vitamin D three years ago at 50,000 a day because my levels were so low I was dying. I am not sure if it is 2 or 3. I got my levels checked regularly and the most recent one was a month ago. It was just below normal, but I have every one of those symptoms. I am so paranoid now.

This makes perfect sense now. 🙏🏽 I get a bit breathless after an hour in hot sun. Now I know how to fix it.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Glad this helped. Stay safe and healthy!

It's been a miracle for me with cluster headaches

@PabloSolo85

Жыл бұрын

Hi Rich, I am a CH sufferer too and currently trying the Vitamin D regimen. I am 1 month into it, still no results though I understand it might take a while before D3 levels get to the pain-free zone (or at least significant improvement). So, did it work for you? how long did it take you to see results? Thanks, and best regards!

@conniealldis

Жыл бұрын

One dose of Magick Mushrooms will cure those. Just once and they'll never come back.

My GP has been quite good and when it comes to vitamins recommended a naturopath and is onside with chiropractors. The only time we had a testy discussion was about the jab .Called me a fool for refusing it and I expressed my feeling about that to the point where we never discussed it again.

thanks for making this video, always annoyed me when people would say you'd overdose if you took over 1000 iu's a day because "thats what the RDA allowance is"

Priceless info. Thanks very much Dr Berg

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

So, I developed forearm pain in both arms after taking 20,00 to 25,000 IU of D3. I also was taking K2. I did so during the first 2 years of Covid. I was taking 200 mcg of K2 for every 2,000 IU of D3. The pain was fairly significant. Three or four weeks of no dosing and the problem began to reverse. So, be careful!

@glintinggold

Жыл бұрын

were those D2 or D3?

@HeartFeltGesture

Жыл бұрын

That is not the correct ratio of K2 to D3, and people shouldnt take that much D3 for that extended period of time. I dont know why Dr Berg didnt re-emphasize that information here, he has stated the ratio in other videos. The ratio is 100 micrograms K2 (MK-7 version) for every 5,000IU D3.

@deanmindock3680

Жыл бұрын

Were you taking the recommended magnesium, at least 500mg daily, too? Also it is important to be well hydrated.

@garter13

Жыл бұрын

@@deanmindock3680 What is the correct ratio of MK4, not MK7, per 10,000 D3?

@robertpulsin2111

Жыл бұрын

@@HeartFeltGesture yes, I mean to say 100 mcg of K2 for every 5,000 IU of D3. I think those levels of intake are fine if one's levels are low, or say under 40 mg per deciliter? The issues likely was that I didn't keep up on my blood levels through testing.

My level was measured at 9 when I was younger. I had broken my hip around the same time. Been taking 10,000 IU per day for the past 6 years and now I am at 60.

This video is helpful to many,, including me🤗❤️ thanks for this video doctor!💟

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that! You're very welcome!

Thank you for the information... God bless you!

@lorrainemiale467

Жыл бұрын

I take 15000 a day of D3

I sometimes wonder if many doctors have become no more than salesmen for the big pharma companies. This guy here seems to be legit.

I have been taking vitamin D3 + K2 for several years (plus zinc, magnesium). I started when the pandemic first emerged. I wanted to make sure my immune system was as strong as possible (I am now 79). I knew, of course, that normally we manufacture vitamin D in our skin with the action of sunlight. However, not much chance of that, muffled up in the winter - if we go out at all - in northern latitudes. I take 4000 IU a day, which is much higher than normal intake, but definitely well within safe limits. By the way, when you have an infection, your body uses up vitamin D in combatting it, so probably good to increase the dose a little to replace that.

No negetive side effects for me, I've been taking 100,000iu daily for 2 years. (post chronic lyme)

I really wish I had found you sooner!

I take 40,000 per day and my rheumatoid arthritis has all but gone

@sbarter

2 ай бұрын

How long did you take it before you noticed results?