I'm just about on the spectrum and let me tell you. I'm currently 28, from the ages 25-27 I lived by myself and controlled my own diet, doing alot of fasting and removing the foods that the dr here mentioned helped me tremendously ease my own autism. Now I'm back at my parents house and I'm eating what they have always fed me, breads dairy etc, I can feel a distinct difference in myself that leads me to believe that my parents diet which iv been eating since I was born has directly affected my autism. It's not their fault but it is. The difference is night and day when it comes to diet. Also I'd like to throw in that during my time living by myself I played around with low carb and keto and I concluded that alot of the autism I was experiencing came from an excess of insulin in my body. Insulin I believe has influence in my own autism.

@donnahilton471

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget to take B1!!!

@henryhendrika5689

Жыл бұрын

@@donnahilton471 does B1 help easing autistic condition ?

@phoenixkb134

Жыл бұрын

Your parents (like all of us), did not know at the time the effects of sugar and carbs on the entire body and it's system. I am only just learning now at the age of 57. It's never too late for us to learn. Maybe you should show your parents this video to educate them. I'm glad you've made imperative changes to your diet and lifestyle. Be being proactive about healing is very powerful indeed.

@QUINTUSMAXIMUS

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, some of us have parents who are unaware that gluten, and especially modern wheat, dairy are often bad for so many people. I read that consuming broccoli sprout powder is useful.

@pietsee1000

Жыл бұрын

Have you tried drinking Fiji water? It has silica in it, to remove the light metal aluminum Dr chris exley , known as mr aluminum, explains the theory.

Dr. Berg, My son is 28 years old with Autism, non verbal. I start my son on clean ketogenic diet/16/8 in sept.of 2022. Now we are in the mid november of 2022. In just 2 months my son got way better, with his focus, he actualy look at me when i talk, he lost from 210 lbs down to 180, his blood sugar from 140 down to 72, blood pressure from 139/ 95 down to 117/73. I am so happy for him. I only wish i new about this awesome diet way earlier. I was watching youtube on TV, and that's when i saw about KETO/AUTISM. That's when i took action. Becouse i start it back in july of 2022, and keto/ketovore/ fasting, now i am carnivore/omad help me with my own health too. We thank God, that we don't have to kill ourselfs anymore with those toxic meds, or poison carbs and sugary fake sweets, ever again. Ketogenic diet for my son and carnivore diet for me, it work for us, and we are taking care of our body by eating a clean PEOPER HUMAN DIET/FASTING. Thank you dr. Berg, great youtube video👍👌👍👌

@raznabegum5847

Жыл бұрын

So lovely to Hear, so proud of you doing so well by your child 👏🏻. Can you roughly list what you feed him? I’m just lost with my child.

@Elgringo2180

Жыл бұрын

Cbd and reducing glute has done wonders for my bro

@JuliElisabett

6 ай бұрын

That's great. I thought you may like to know, there's a strong connection between gut microbiome health and mental health, and between gut dysbiosis and autism. Repairing gut health is essential, it may bring great improvements, the Keto diet helps but it won't be enough without probiotic rich foods. Fermented foods, as natural yogurt, kimchi, kefir, fermented vegetables which can be easily made at home, will bring the good bacteria that restore gut microbiome health and heal leaky gut, thus improving or reversing many conditions including autism. I hope this helps you, wishing for great things to you. 🌟

Keto has made a HUUUUGE difference in my 13 yr old autistic daughter's life, as well as helped me reverse my type 2. Thanks Dr.Berg

@noahahmed8247

4 жыл бұрын

GORDO From the Bx isn’t keto unsafe?

@bikboi3292

3 жыл бұрын

@@noahahmed8247 who told you that? fat people?

@PSA78

2 жыл бұрын

@@noahahmed8247 Keto isn't healthy for any longer periods of time, only obese and uneducated people that wan't to blame anything but their own poor choices in life tend to believe it is.

@jamekahors

Жыл бұрын

Gordo, can you please provide some tips on transitioning a little one to a keto diet? I have a super picky 8 year old and I'm at a loss as to exactly how I do this 🤔.

@Gordofromthebx

Жыл бұрын

@@jamekahors take away one thing at a time. It will not be easy at first but they will adapt. My daughter now eats all kinds of green veggies and meats. My wife makes keto friendly snacks. My daughter now eats pork rinds instead of lays chips. When we go out well bring these with us.

My daughter was born with autism and was diagnosed at just under 2 years old. Needed constant touch, cried often, and I breastfed her exclusively for 15 months. I went dairy free and mostly ate chicken and vegetables. I bought children's powdered probiotics and when she started drinking water she had that once a week. 3 meals without snacks helped her but she was so picky so I had to sneak foods in. She is now almost 9 and doing great! She has learned to cope and stim when needed. ♡

@nicoleymacaroni

8 ай бұрын

Kids need one meal a day

I watched Dr berg’s corona virus KZread video and followed his advise on how to keep my immune system strong. I haven’t had coronavirus as yet even though I have spent time with family who have been affected. This men is a genius! Thank-you Dr Berg.

Great video Dr Berg. I have high functioning autism and have been forced to see a therapist to help me. She wasn't able to help me at all unfortunately. I have noticed, however, that fasting, removing gluten from my diet and increasing my intake of omega 3 fatty acids improves my symptoms significantly. I am much more confident in social gatherings of any kind, for example.

@lieferal4984

4 жыл бұрын

I'm on the spectrum too. I have P.D.D. The therapy thing sounds like that you struggle in regards to your own moral dilemma, which isn't helped due to having autism and possibly a troubled upbringing. My suggestion is to look up Stefan Molyneux's non agression principle, this helped me a bunch and gave me moral ammunition to challenge and shut down people who force me into situations that I don't want to be in.

@maenad1231

4 жыл бұрын

In my subjective experience the only therapists/psychiatrists worth my time aren’t neurotypical

@SilverMenace100

2 жыл бұрын

That is incredible news my friend. :)

@reneedittmer9625

Жыл бұрын

Me too! But I wasn't diagnosed with it until now TwT and I'm already a teen TwT The doctor said " It's often missed in girls than it is with boys " and that is honestly very true. My mom used to work with a boy who had autism and she said " It was like talking to my daughter but on a different level". The only difficulty that is there for me is school TwT Most schools aren't taught about Autism in girls, only in boys so that often creates trouble for me. So far everything is going fine.

@gregbuell1009

Жыл бұрын

You aren't Austism, you're experiencing it... BACKWARDS THINKING

I have been doing keto and fasting for 2 years and I have learned a lot from your KZread channel, so when I noticed changes in my 1 year old son back then, I knew it was autism and I started changing his diet to keto when he turned two without letting his aba therapist know and after consulting his doctor, 2 weeks later I was told by the therapist that he has been alert and responsive and I’m so glad I followed my heart and put him on a ketogenic diet when I did. Also, his eye contact has improved a lot and he responds to his name 4 time out of 10. He is 3 now and I’m planning to continue this path.

@giyutomioka8579

3 жыл бұрын

This is great to hear!!! I want my sister to do the same for my 2 year old nephew, but my concerns haven't been taken seriously yet, but I will keep trying for the sake of my little nephew!

@KSUTUBEMEDIA

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Fatima thanks for your note . I have 2 year old Autistic child and I am craving for any information to help him progress . Please i want to know if there is certain doctor or dietician I need to see for his diet. Your help will be a blessing for me. Thanks

@zenwaters5618

Жыл бұрын

Does he eat cheese?

@fatmaa.b1262

Жыл бұрын

@@zenwaters5618 hi, he is 5 now and eats carbs and dairy. Not everyday but he does now because he has become very picky and it became very hard to feed him. He would eat things like chicken nuggets which has carbs, and eats flavored yogurt. Luckily his attention and interactions are still improving because of ABA. I also have introduced camel milk and hoping it would help

@ineedhoez

Жыл бұрын

Awesome!!!

32 people who work for Big pharma disliked this video.

@LeeLee-cp3rv

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@valoriephilip7785

Жыл бұрын

Then he must be doing something right if people disagree

@valoriephilip7785

Жыл бұрын

I’m seeing many of these signs in my 20 minute though grandson along with the changes did you have mention which companies have vitamins that are geared for surfaces for children?

@TheJamandberries

Жыл бұрын

And the baby formula companies

@Kat.Evangeline

Жыл бұрын

Who would buy Formula ?

You literally have helped me, you’ve saved people’s lives like you’re so underrated!!!!

Please do more videos on autism, thanks a lot Dr Berg

The versatility of this channel is amazing..nice short and right to the point..you are helping so much more people than you could imagine...you sure help me lose 101 lbs in 6 months..keep being great Doc❤

@lorrainem8234

4 жыл бұрын

@MONAY GOONER That's awesome! Congratulations!

@lindaperry975

4 жыл бұрын

Is it the keto and fasting please?

@fidelcatsro6948

4 жыл бұрын

100lbs = 17 cats out of the tummy!!! congrats

@MobayGunnaz

4 жыл бұрын

@@lorrainem8234 thank you!

@MobayGunnaz

4 жыл бұрын

@@lindaperry975 i dont do strick keto all the time..just use different methods but fasting it the main 1..my wife and i made a channel to help others check it out..weight be gone couple on KZread and Instagram

Im an adult with Autism, a number of years ago I went on a gluten free diet and noticed a huge difference , I felt 100 times better in myself. I made the mistake of going back to eating and drinking bad stuff. Since watching Dr Berg since March I've gone on the keto and removing foods that spike insulin plus fasting for 6 months and losing 14kg, I've noticed huge benefits to my Autism. I've always believed that gluten was the enemy.

As someone on the autistic spectrum myself with ADHD and asperges syndrome level 1/2 I know that I have abilities that far exceed the norm of people with out such conditions. The only issues I find is controlling my hectic thoughts and not getting lost inside my own head. How I've managed to utilize my conditions with maximum effect in my life, is by understanding my passions which then creates hyper focusing, which not only goes in to an incredibly obsessive yet extremely creative field but also gives me a calming presence. Much love to you all : )

@DivinesLegacy

4 жыл бұрын

MODERN DAY JESTER I also have ADHD and Aspergers cool!

@maenad1231

4 жыл бұрын

DIVINES LEGACY I have ADD + ASD (Aspergers) - obvious symptoms of the latter since at least age 2. Looks like our collective hyperfixations on health/food/nutrition science all brought us to the same place lol

@Crazy.Mia.

3 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️❤️❤️ I wish they had things to help adults with autism that are high functioning like myself I was miss diagnosed with ADHD and later in my 30s was diagnosed with autism my daughter has autism as well that’s how I found out But these videos has really helped me improve my chaotic thoughts less brain fog I stay on task more at work and at home

@chloeesther190

Жыл бұрын

Hi how did you get diagnosed at 30? Can you please give me more info on this? I believe my 3 yr old daughter is autistic she is not diagnosed but show symptoms

@gregbuell1009

Жыл бұрын

You aren't Austism, you're experiencing it... BACKWARDS THINKING

Thank you for sharing your knowledge I have a lot of respect that a doctor is actually trying his best to help people over making money

While I agree with all these tips, getting an autistic child (such as my own High Functioning Autistic child) to eat ANYTHING is a major challenge. Most of them have major food aversions. They get stuck on on a handful of items and it can be he!! trying to get them to change. Never give up! Hopefully, at some point it clicks.

@Ayverie4

7 ай бұрын

My daughter may or may not even be autistic. But she will not even eat chocolate if it has words or "designs" on it. It has to be smooth. No gummy bear-shaped vitamins. Won't eat a cupcake because it has zig-zag edges. She is 5; she knows these things are tasty but she cannot bring herself to do it. She is also very compassionate and decided to be a vegetarian. Which, I don't blame her. It makes sense to her; she doesn't want anything with "killed animals" in it. So I try to get her to eat more eggs from our chickens. Texture issues there too! We're just trying to get by and get enough fat & protein into her (with mostly cheese), and micronutrients. Which she gets mostly from fruit. Keto is a no-go for us.

@shineOn_75

7 ай бұрын

@@Ayverie4 I would schedule an Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R) and the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS). These are commonly used tools in this process. Your primary care doc can get that setup.

This is so clear, I was growing up in Poland in 1980 and remember vacation time we didn't have that much carbs during the day, healthy fruits and veggies - full of vitamins no snacking in between meals . Three meals a day one small dessert. I remember being active outside all the time running and playing - burning off calories and getting vit d from the sun. We had children with autism but the first time I encouraged them was in my teens. Good to know all the recommendations.

This man is a genius, and also a kind human being that very generously shares his knowledge with us so that we can make better choices for ourselves and our children, thank you sir!😁👍

Thanks for the advice Dr. Berg. We need more doctors like you in this country who really care about giving people their health back.

There are some interesting studies that show how a Microbiome Transfer Therapy helped children with autism. Really interesting research.

@KaRiNa-pj9sb

4 жыл бұрын

Optimize with Science please send a link or a refrence to start researching. Thanks.

@carolinelaronda4523

4 жыл бұрын

I need that treatment. I have a lot of cognitive problems and issues that stem from the same gene mutations that I share in common with autistic children/people

@user-sr9ml4bx6j

2 жыл бұрын

@@amyis486 was it only one time breast milk drink that helped your daughter or much more? Regards

@chin6668

Жыл бұрын

@@carolinelaronda4523 what gene mutation is that?

@glorias4462

Жыл бұрын

@@carolinelaronda4523 what gene mutation is that please?

My sister works with special needs kids. The parents pack these kids a lunch of sugar snacks. sugar drinks like full size Gatorade. No vegetable or fruit. It's not all parents fault, it's the lack of good information and the overabundance of bad. I was the same way until I learned better, not perfect but better. Thanks to educators like Dr Berg.

@MA-wb1xo

4 жыл бұрын

@Sylvie Kb Yes and knowing what's being injected into their bloodstream too. It is the parent's fault but it takes a lot to wake up in a society that is designed to keep people uniformed and in the dark.

@LP-fz5xm

4 жыл бұрын

@Sylvie Kb Most parents do what they can and what they think is best for their children. It's easy to be deceived by nutritional labels, ad campaigns and all that is pushed at us in the commercized society we are in. Whether someone wants to have children or not is not for me or to decide.

@LP-fz5xm

4 жыл бұрын

@Sylvie Kb I hope you're spreading your wisdom and knowledge around as much as you are passing judgment and criticism. Have a great day!

@KenvieD

4 жыл бұрын

I love how people are commenting about how we parents with children in the spectrum feed our children! There’s way more to this than what most people think or know. My kiddo is a picky eating and even just getting him to touch a new food and not give him the usual 5 things that he eats can cause havoc in my home. Don’t speak in things you think you know until you a dealing and living with a kiddo on the spectrum DAILY. It’s not as easy as he makes it sound.

@nicolefink4240

3 жыл бұрын

@@KenvieD agreed. My 6 yr old refuses to try new things. It's a daily/ hourly struggle to get healthy foods in her. @sylvie please don't call parents of autistic children ignorant. Walk a mile in our shoes, and then find your compassion.

Dr Berg I love your wonderfulness of sharing so much beneficial information to all of us. Thank you!

Its been 3 months now,we put our son on raw almonds mixed with cereal and almond milk and a teaspoon of mct oil in the morning. Lunch time no meal, just water and a small snack then supper time we give him fatty meat (mutton and beef) or fatty mince and some steamed cabbage. All the food is organic, blessed to have easy access to organic food in my country🇧🇼 My son has made great progress now and the family is really happy. Thank you Dr Berg and may Allah bless you❤

0:10 I have a feeling he's talking about vaccines, not sure tho.

@vishyswa

4 жыл бұрын

Probably correct about that, otherwise what would have been the point of making the comment at all?

@KaRiNa-pj9sb

4 жыл бұрын

@Austin Halcion When?

@KA-yw7hr

4 жыл бұрын

Pro Answers if your so confident why are doctors not allowed to discuss this topic? Berg’s old video got taken down and his freedom of speech is strapped away for something you believe to be scientifically proven. If it really was proven you would not censor opposition like that, makes you wonder does it

@mum3854

4 жыл бұрын

@@proanswers and when you are stupid enough to believe a vaccination would save you, you are completely lost

@johanna8206

4 жыл бұрын

Pro Answers autism is listed on the product insert as a possible side effect of the DTaP

I know a woman whose husband sprays Round-Up for a living, insisting it is perfectly safe. Monsanto told him so. After 3 years of denial, they finally admitted their child is 'autistic" and it is incredibly aggravating to not be able to tell them things that could benefit their child. Lots of truth dying on the vine these days... THANK YOU for all you do.

@rb4342

4 жыл бұрын

Vaccines cause autism, along with ALS, Alzheimers, child leukemia, Mast Cell Disease, Lupus, MS, Asthma, autoimmune disease of all types, Polio... as happened with the OPV, which was funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; it was his vaccine. It caused OPV Type 2 polio, as well as death of many African children. The scientists in Africa found that the polio the children had was from the vaccine strain... and the CDC had to acknowledge it, because what else could they do. Mainstream media should be reporting on all of this, but they will not, as they are more than 70% funded by the pharmaceutical companies. Vaccines are one of the most destructive, and deadly poisons to human kind. Glyphosate is also very dangerous, but not the cause of autism.

@lieferal4984

4 жыл бұрын

@@rb4342 That's an interesting viewpoint that you have. It seems that you've forgotten to list that people can be born with autism or is that something that you deny?

@xgsnapx

4 жыл бұрын

I’m autistic and I feel like the way it’s being discussed (in some of the comments) is in line with it being a disease that needs eradicating. I like being autistic, I just struggle with a world that caters for the more dominant neurobiology. My brain allows me to see things that others miss. Yes I communicate differently, but I personally feel that behavioural expectations are key to understanding the difference. Perhaps we are predisposed to the issues listed in the video, but I would argue that it is down to different biology rather than autism itself being the disease. I’d also add that other factors can compound the traits you might see in the individual.

@lieferal4984

4 жыл бұрын

@@xgsnapx You're spot on there buddy.

@rb4342

4 жыл бұрын

@@Loveisabrilliantlight Never trust them.

As a 35 year old with autism, I wish my parents knew these things when I was a kid. I've had all of these food issues my whole life. Gut issues, feed allergies, went on soy formula when I was 6 months old. Cutting out certain foods as a kid 100% changed certain behaviors in me. I didn't sleep normal hours, my speech was very delayed etc. It's really easy to dismiss what he says when you have a child with autism as it can sound lofty or too out there. But I can relate to this very much and I know many folks who attest to this. I also have very low vitamin D. So interesting.

@victoriaarcturus203

2 жыл бұрын

Research dr Stasha Gominak

@offensivearch

2 жыл бұрын

Check out Vitamin A for autism too.

Dr Berg...YOU ARE THE BOMB! We are indeed blessed to have you to educate the masses worldwide; to educate us on every topic regarding our health. This facilitates the healing of our body mind, soul and emotion, so we are running at our optimal levels of health.. I cannot thank you enough! Greetings and Blessings from West Auckland NZ.

Really, really interesting video Dr. Berg, thank you. Autism needs way more investigation,. Hoping this topic has a follow up.

My daughter has Autism, I knew when she was a few months old, we still vaccinated her despite all of the scaremongering she’s now a brilliant healthy, unique and determined teenager and wouldn’t change her for the world. I’m a nutritionist so I’ve kept her diet as sensible as possible. Even if she wasn’t autistic I would still have cut out all of these baddies. She does extremely well on a KETO diet.

@conspiracychris4742

4 жыл бұрын

The book " plague" by Judy moskovitz is fantastic. She makes a surprising link between vaccines, retroviruses, chronic fatigue syndrome and autism.

@ritalafleur4417

4 жыл бұрын

My son was diagnosed after high fever as an infant. We stopped all vaxes and now he's an adult.

@SehaRashid

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, I have an autistic daughter too. If I may ask, what kind of diet do you put yours on? I would like to know more.. Thank you! :)

@Cosima909

4 жыл бұрын

Seha Rashid she eats more vegetables than fruit, organ meats, not too much sugar (very tough trying to cut it down at that age but it’s paid off) and her carbs are relatively low. She is very sensitive to dairy so doesn’t have very much and even when she does indulge it’s a slight tummy ache. I just feel as long as you’re keeping the sugar/carbs low and keep them full of a variety of veggies and good quality meats you can’t go wrong. She also takes a multi mineral fish oils and D3 daily.

@Cosima909

4 жыл бұрын

Martina Todorovic my main aim from her diagnosis was to keep inflammation at bay. What issues did you experience when you hit puberty?

THANK YOU DR. BERG,, I've been waiting for this video. If you can provide more information please do so. ♥️♥️♥️♥️

Excellent info for uplifting health efforts! Thank you!

This doc is a gift to mankind. Thank you doc

He is a gold standard doctor with a heart of gold who always gives us good advice. Please sir make more and more videos regarding how to cope with ADHD and autism including all categories of them.

We need more about autisim plz

My 10 year old son is Autistic and KETO helps him so much. Thank you for your content.

I actually found keto very harsh on the digestive system but intermittent fasting very beneficial. I've tried most things mentioned above and what really worked for me is a combination selenium and zinc, it really does help the gut brain relationship, promotes huge healing by reducing inflammation, lowering anxiety and tension so helps me sleep very deeply allowing the body to rest and recover greatly. I know there's a glutathione link in there but really I've tried most things and this is what really works best for me. Oh and edited to add a mostly sugar and bread free vegan diet

What an absolute fantastic informative video. Well said!

I have aspergers and i have noticed when I’m fasting or in ketosis I’m a lot smoother and more mellow with my thoughts and behavior. Gluten makes me feel like crap all over. But I’ll never give up my cheese!!! Never!!!!

Dr. Eric Berg should the Health Secretary of USA.

My kids made huge improvements after getting them off dairy and gluten

@fidelcatsro6948

4 жыл бұрын

congratulations

@mixstudio7532

3 жыл бұрын

What are the alternartive source for the calcium? They also need strong bones

@dandoon9804

2 жыл бұрын

@@mixstudio7532 sesame, you can make sesame butter or tahina which is also made from sesame, but you have to make sure you don't have allergy to sesame

Thank you so much for the research you do!!! That’s all I can say for now just so much thank you!!!

Great content! Could younplease do a video containing information on how to balance your hormones during and after Menopause? Thank you for all the videos you provide! They give a lot of value!😁

It is thought my kiddo is on the autism spectrum. I had been working on eliminating gluten and milk products and his school noticed a huge difference in his behavior. Still working on getting him off dairy completely and incorporating more leafy greens. Never thought about keto diet, so I’m going to definitely try. Thanks for providing this information.

@offensivearch

2 жыл бұрын

What about fermented dairy (kefir) so that he has the gut bacteria to be able to process / break down the lactose

Thank you for highlighting breastfeeding/extended breastfeeding.

Thanks for this Dr. Berg!

Excellent advice. Thank you muchly for sharing this important information with us all. Take care, stay safe, and Happy Weekend to everybody. 😷❤🙂🐶

Thank you so much for the information dr. berg .

For all the Doctors that I watch OMG, YOU ARE THE SMARTEST, SMARTEST SMARTEST I THANK GOD FOR CREATING the people like you😇👵🏽👴🏾 😎🇨🇦 I have no sickness, watching you to avoid 🌞 love your humour too

@KaRiNa-pj9sb

4 жыл бұрын

He's Canadian, man if he is kuddos to him, all i know is the bealth advice i ever got was from Canadian experts.

@janarose8135

4 жыл бұрын

Dr. Shiva on KZread is Awesome too, and trying to run for US Senate, he’s for the people.

@DivinesLegacy

4 жыл бұрын

Ka Ri Na Pretty sure he lives in Washington lol

This will improve your kids' grades. Their focus and their recall for a lifetime.

I love Dr Berg. I have an autistic child and this is really helpful

Great stuff as always!

this is so helpful, thank you doctor.

I just found your channel. It is a wealth knowledge. Thank you so much, very grateful.

My daughter was diagnosed at age 11. And it made so much sense after the compromise of her entire life. She is now 26. Watching this her Soy formula and vegan diet could have contributed to it they entire time.... thank you for this information.

My sea of knowledge . Thanks sir.

Very informative video 🙌🙌 Thanks so much for sharing 😊

Greatly needed

Could you make a video on recommendations for kids/adults with ADHD. Cheers Dr Berg

@ceilconstante7813

4 жыл бұрын

I'm one of those people and on the spectrum of autism. I started following Dr. Berg in 2015 and slowly made changes with the understanding I got from each video. I use Humic/ Fulvic acid. He did a video on it. I didn't realize how insulin resistant I was. It took two years to get to two meals a day with Intermittent Fasting. Adding Nutrional yeast also recommend by Doc and Organic Apple cider vinegar as well as using bile salts to digest. His videos on the gallbladder explain why. And now, it's like a magic lightbulb of clarity, calm and focus has turned on!

@AghoraNath

4 жыл бұрын

For ADHD talk to a therapist. Stop taking amphetamine. Exercise. Acknowledge the pain and grief.

@Eunhababe

4 жыл бұрын

Ceil Constante are u talking like dramatic difference from being really adhd.. u dont need any meds?

@ceilconstante7813

4 жыл бұрын

@@AghoraNath NOT that easy. It takes time. I did the cold turkey after many years it was horrible! You have to clean and rebuild your body for your mind to work right and to feel grounded and calm

@Maintainingabadtrip

2 ай бұрын

@@ceilconstante7813Aghora sounds like some therapists, “Just blah, blah, blah.” Many professional’s educations are not great. They want to provide a standard but each human is unique. Very lazy thinking and low consideration.

I personally know a boy, who had unquestionably 26 behaviour characteristic to autistic children. Chelation was the biggest success and his diet is still the biggest issue. Meeting him now you wouldn't say that there's something abnormal with him.

@user-sr9ml4bx6j

3 жыл бұрын

Can you please tell me what time of supplements the boy used for chelating?

@coachmichalmiodonski

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-sr9ml4bx6j it was alpha lipoic acid and DMSA. I'm not sure about all the supporting sups but those 2 were to remove toxic metals.

@user-sr9ml4bx6j

3 жыл бұрын

@@coachmichalmiodonski many thanks for your reply,

@coachmichalmiodonski

2 жыл бұрын

@Tiffany Raine Dr Andrew Hall Cutler

My son has AUTISM. I find him intelligent at the age of 2, even though he can't speak he communicates by grabbing things. He doesn't eat, it's hard to feed him. Hes particular on certain foods! I'm happy to finally find out a month ago he had ASD.

@cicidelossantos

Жыл бұрын

How is your boy doing? I recently got my daughter tested for Autism, still waiting on results. She is going on 3 and doesn’t like to eat either.

@LuisC7

Жыл бұрын

​@@cicidelossantosupdates of both??

@cicidelossantos

11 ай бұрын

@@LuisC7 The results came back for her as being delayed and certain areas which is fair with her being so young it's hard to diagnose. She also had a tongue and a lip tie that she just got corrected last week. That could also affect feeding. She's still sore so I haven't tried to change her food textures just yet but the bigger issue I have with her is that she still isn't talking.

@LuisC7

11 ай бұрын

@@cicidelossantos I'd say the it's still perfectly possible to put her back on track and fast! Babies adapt very fast. Really what matters most is the gut issues. Especially for brain and behavior development so it'd probably be best to try some kind of lower carb. By this I don't mean keto. I mean no bread, sugars, rice. Meat eggs fish, vegetables fruits. Maybe soup or kind of a smoothie since she has problems with food? Babies love savory soupy drinks. Try bone broth? I'm rooting for you both 💪

@rachelmoore5079

11 ай бұрын

You’re feeding your baby the wrong food. Give them meat and raw animal products or they’ll be autistic forever

Watched my granddaughter go from a sweet girl to a very Autistic after the 3 letter jab. Breaks my heart!!!!!!!!!!

@JuliElisabett

6 ай бұрын

Hello, I just saw this comment and thought, you may like to know about the connection between gut microbiome health and brain/mental health, and there are many studies showing a connection between gut dysbiosis and autism. What this means is that by repairing the gut microbiota, healing leaky gut, restoring the child's body's ability to properly absorb nutrients and remove toxins, the symptoms could be greatly improved and even that autism could be reversed. I have read about this, it really can happen. All that is needed is to help the child to eat a healthy, natural foods diet, and add probiotics through fermented foods. For example, natural yogurt with the live cultures in it, or fermented vegetables which can be easily made at home. Conventional medicine does not know about this. There's even a special diet called the GAPS diet, created specifically for treating autism. I just wanted to say, there are great hopes for your granddaughter, do try reading about this and taking care of the diet changes, it could bring amazing results. Wishing for healing and great things to you 🌟

Good Findings and Great recommendations on Autism. Thank you ✨✨

Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👏💯 I'm applying this info for my son TODAY! 💞

@JamesBrown-hs6vg

3 жыл бұрын

Curious how he’s doing?

@mixstudio7532

2 жыл бұрын

Any improvement?

thanks sir for taking my request on making a video on autism......you are the best !

❤️❤️❤️You Are The Best Dr Berg !!!!

Dr.Berg is amazing Doctor

This is so helpful, my 4 year old daughter is mild autistic now I can make a true plan to cleanse her brain and fortified it the nutritional way

Thank you so so much for doing this video 💙💙💙💙💙💙

Thank you so much I really appreciate this video so much

Thank you. I have an autistic 3 year old Boy, and we have been struggling with eating, especially in social events, visting people with Kids...

Please do an other video on the connection between good sleep and Autism. The balance of B12 + D3 within a circadian cycle can do amazing things to help autophagy, BUT this can only work with deep sleep and effective sleep paralysis.

56 y o on the spectrum here. Been intermittent fasting for years, lost 35 kg, down to 60 now, but yeah it helps with mood regulation. Negligible cow's milk intake as I am lactose intolerant. But yep, as a kid i had all kinds of gastric issues, terrible bloating, constipation, but that's disappeared now. Diet is obviously key.

@mixstudio7532

2 жыл бұрын

At which age did you realise that you have the spectrum?!

@Mscellany1

2 жыл бұрын

@@mixstudio7532 Only after my son was diagnosed did i become aware of the condition and presentation, which ticked so many boxes for me it was an astounding "Aha!" moment: I was 35 at the time. Neither of us have expressive issues, mostly sensory and some social. I tend to cope way better, he has a lot of anxiety, but despite all this holds a pretty stressful, guest-facing sales job. I'm more reserved, had a back office job. Both of us are avid, precocious, even obsessive readers, high functioning, so the insights that come with this help...

My child is 24 and autistic. He’s been diagnosed since 3 but I’m really just now learning about holistic and nutritional therapies. Not one single doctor has offered any advice outside of physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and pills. People with autism are usually very picky and food choices are limited because of this. Almost all information out there is for CHILDREN with autism, nothing for adults. Is it too little too late doing this at age 24? Just wondering since no one talks about therapies for autistic adults.

@PraveenSrJ01

3 жыл бұрын

Dr berg needs to make a video for a diet for an autistic adult 🧑like me. I will turn 38 years old this October.

@stefanie7588

Жыл бұрын

From everything I read it would be the same stuff. I’ve also heard carnivore is really good but that can be challenging with food aversions etc.

@kay77764

Жыл бұрын

I totally get what your saying, but NO, it's Never too late. There's testimonies where people seen their adult autistic children healed, more alert and even started talking just from diet changes and vitamins. Isaiah 53:5 been let us know that there's a Cure for Everything, because "with His (Jesus) stripes we are Healed." Past tense. So just do everything that was needed to be done from the beginning for your child Now, because the same problem that was there then when he was a child, is the Same problem that's still there now while he's an adult, and the Same solution is still there to help him. So just do the work that still need to be done. It's not by chance you finally came across this information and channel. So don't give up. Get started.

@TheSomagish

Жыл бұрын

It’s not too late but the older they get the more rigid stubbornness sets in and likelihood of getting them to change diet is nearly impossible.

Thank you so much for your video. Could you please make more of autism and adhd 🙏

Excellent- thanks bergy

I had a very enjoyable time watching this video. :)

My sons are all adults now, but 2 of the 3 are diagnosed and disabled due to autism spectrum issues. Middle son now 30 is diagnosed as autism and OCD (combative disorder) though in grade school was PDD-NOS. He is low functioning, was aggressive (less now but as he approached puberty dangerous), he beats himself in the face. I don't know, the only sure trigger I felt sure to avoid was red food dye increased the combativeness. He also had a difficult birth, had a bruise over the soft spot, they did an EKG as school thought he had seizures but they said no on that. My youngest son is PDD-NOS, like a 2nd or 3rd grade boy in the body of a 6'3" 250lb Viking. Generally a gentle person, a master of electronics and finding the most bizarre content on KZread. My high school science teacher had sent information on vaccines, to me I never saw a connection from the records, I saw problems with their development prior to vaccinations. The middle son was combative in the womb, screamed like he had colic from the time he came out and had night terror screaming through childhood. I relate to my own nightmare prone childhood and sleep paralysis of my early 20's including full on auditory hallucination with one episode. Given today's diagnostics I think myself, my father and my oldest son all could have gotten a broad spectrum diagnosis, example my mom talks about how I never wanted to be held and I see I was always screaming in my baby photos, bad eye contact etc. I was just considered shy, but maybe it is something more. Still it was years and years of having to face life, work and develop to become a reasonably social person though inside you are normal. Can't describe it but of course you always craved contact even though I would literally push affection away. Diet, to me it is treating the symptom and not the root cause. I believe there is a complex variety of genes involved, that it is largely hereditary and that it is a part of the long seen syndrome of the tortured artist - talent and disability or Einstein great brain power and lack of body consciousness. Change in diet, good foods won't hurt certainly. Keto is good, I do think when in full ketosis I am healthier and helps control overeating. Hard to compare I had a high carb youth combined with easy time on academics. Keto and diet as a cure for autism? I will say probably not. Perhaps therapeutic and eliminate a trigger? OK ... But good structure in life (was hard for me as a fly by the seat of your pants person) and work on problem behaviors, work on communication (their main shortcoming) and love them, yes. :)

@Blossom-73

4 жыл бұрын

I believe you since my niece avoided eye contact as a baby and she never spoke and walk. But there are many cases of children who were born fine and got autism at the age of 2 and 4. So the cause that made those children autistic is not in their genes so Keto diet can help and cure those children. Also children who were exposed to complications shortly before or during birth, including birth asphyxia and preeclampsia became autistic. But for my niece and all the children who were born autistic I really don't know. Her mother insists that the reason her daughter became autistic was a nurse's fault. The nurse threw the stroller with the medical tools to the floor and the noise was terrible. And that happened at the same time the baby was born and baby got very scared from the noise. A very bad welcome to the world for the the baby.

Great video. I take fresh vitamin C and Nutritional Yeast daily. Help relax nerves to the brain. Help me be able to focus and to recall.

I was thinking just yesterday about posting a comment on one of your videos to ask for any advice on Autism and look what pops up.Its not the first time you surprised me like that either! I have just been diagnosed as having dyspraxia as an adult and I suspect I have mild autism also.

Awesome once again..!

Can autophagy occur/comeback when repairing the brain with ketosis ? Or is ketosis a replacement for autophagy in some way? Great video doc!

Thank you with all my heart for improving my life yet again! I'm autistic (I have Asperger's), and I've found L-glutathione and Vit B6 also to be beneficial, besides zinc, D3, natural Vit C, and silica (horsetail). I'm so grateful to you for sharing your vast knowledge, I wish you were allowed to speak the truth freely. You've saved my life in countless ways, from becoming aware of a B12 deficiency caused by synthetic folic acid (UMFA) to realizing the importance of food concentrates over synthetic supplements. After watching hundreds of your videos and finding them to be accurate, I trust you 100%. I absolutely love your Wheatgrass Juice powder and Electrolytes powders! Much love!

@PraveenSrJ01

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I have Aspergers also.

@offensivearch

2 жыл бұрын

Have you tried preformed Vitamin A (retinyl palmitate or retinyl acetate)?

Recommendation for Autism: • Breastfeed for as long as possible • Rid gluten from the diet • Rid casein from the diet • Detox heavy metals (silica may be a good option) • Selenium and zinc • Healthy keto (plus exogenous ketones and MCT oil) • Fasting • Vitamins D and C Thank you Dr Berg! 🐱👍🏿

@maepalo2515

2 жыл бұрын

How much mct oil for 2to4yrs old?

@fidelcatsro6948

2 жыл бұрын

@@maepalo2515 not sure maybe a teaspoon of 5ml per day perhaps? a tablespoon is about 15ml

I think vitamin A is the most important nutrient for autism in most cases. The increase in autism in recent years may be partially atributable to the fear surrounding preformed vitamin A (retinol), causing people to avoid it too much. There was a human study conducted that found that a single high dose of vitamin A mitigated much of the symptoms of autism. I don't recommend this approach (vitamin A can definately be dangerous in very large quantities), you should work with a doctor or stick to dietary guidelines, but it does provide evidence of benefit.

@Vn-ye3km

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for this info!

Hi Dr. Berg do you have these vitamins in a powder form that is good for kids. Or can you make a product that contains the vitamins you just mention for kids with autism? Thanks for everything that you do.

Dr Berg thank you for your research and sharing your knowledge of the keto life. I weighed 192lbs I now weigh 155lbs. I have a question, my grandson will be 4yrs old in July 2020 is has autism and does not speak. He is very picky with food. He is still drinking a bottle and all he wants to eat is cream of wheat maple brown sugar. They have tried not giving him anything for half the day to see if he is really hungry and will eat what is given to him. He will not eat. He just wants milk and his cream of wheat. He does like the goldfish snacks and Cheetos which I know is all wrong and bad but we don't know what to do to get him to eat healthy????

Speech therapist here who specializes in nonverbal autism. Omword.... this is so facinating. I have a STRONG suspicion that diet has a huge impact. This is so so so hard. Kids with severe autism would most likely starve themselves to death just to avoid a non preferred food. If many were to be put on a restrictive diet .. they may have to be peg tubed in order to survive. Heartbreaking Europe has less trashy food... also Japan. Would love to compare autism rates

Would be great if you could make a video about auto immune diseases like vitiligo!

Brilliant video!

Thank you so very much, Dr. Berg.

@Drberg

4 ай бұрын

You're most welcome!

Mandatory video, good stuff

Thank you for the video Dr. Berg. I'm an adult woman (40) with high functioning autism or Autism Spectrum Disorder.

@Gherkinlife

4 жыл бұрын

I found reading the comments and replies (with a like from Dr Berg) informative also.

@paulenej5839

4 жыл бұрын

I have a daughter of 33 with autism. There is so much info for children. What can i do for her or is it too late

@lieferal4984

4 жыл бұрын

@@paulenej5839 It's the same advice....

That first thing about autophogy totally makes sense.

My 18 year old is autistic. I have worked with his diet as much as possible, but because he has massive texture issues and already eats such a limited amount of foods it would be a huge struggle to take things like corn products completely out of his diet. He doesn't eat a ton of carbs or gluten containing things already. He doesn't eat alot of sugar. No soda. No dyes. We've worked with vitamin supplements over the years and have now, thanks to watching Dr Berg, added trace minerals and B1. This has helped. But, it's getting him do these things on his own that I fear may not happen. I can only hope that as he gets older he will. 😢

I would love to see more videos regarding autism. My daughter was very very sick and developed mspi then fpies, she was allergic to every formula they tried and could only do neocate….I noticed changes earlier on after getting vaccines but I think it just sent her over the threshold so by age two she was dx with autism. She will be 7 in July I need all the help I can get. She’s extremely picky and it’s so hard to feed her. She is ocd, adhd etc but I refuse to give her prescription meds…I wanna do keto and your recommendations so what’s a good way to start her on keto? How much mct oil would you do and how would you go about giving it to her? I am desperate. I trust you Dr. Berg.

Ooh thanks Doc. Don't miss the newer one on autism with sulphoraphane.

Hi Dr. Berg! Although this may be a controversial topic, would love a vaccination and potential injuries video.

Thank you so much! My daughter and I have autism I want to change are foods. Especially with sugar

❤❤❤ Thank you Dr. Berg! Blessings to you

@Drberg

2 ай бұрын

You're welcome! Wishing you all the best!

thanks doc!

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome! Dr. Berg's Support Team

My son has major food aversion and sensory overload with food. He only eats his "safe" foods. Unfortunately it's carbs, cheese, sugar.... Junk! He's 13 and he is extremely anxious if I even mention a diet change. Idk how I would stop gluten and dairy and sugar.... He doesn't give in to hunger. He REFUSES to eat it if it's not safe to him.

@MA-wb1xo

4 жыл бұрын

Digestive Enzymes for gluten and dairy. They have major trouble with the gluten and casein proteins having a morphine-like reaction in their brain. The enzymes break the protein down before it can do damage. Read "the Un-prescription for Autism" by Janet Lintala. It'll change your life. Edit: And really make sure you read her book and do your research. Don't just go buy some enzymes and give them to him. The enzymes have to be introduced slowly. As the enzymes start to work and break down the proteins the brain begins to be starved of it's morphine. If you go to fast it'll be like a drug addict coming off of drugs. The withdrawal will be brutal for him and he will probably be very irritable. Read and research before you act. Also check out the AutismOne KZread channel and the conference they have every year. Many good doctors and information there.

@lieferal4984

4 жыл бұрын

If he refuses to eat then it helps his fasting, which only benefits the brain. Ultimately he will give in to hunger and the healthy alternative (preferably organic) foods that you offer when he breaks his fast will taste better, due to the heightened state of hunger and it tricking his taste buds.

@Cheiko18

3 жыл бұрын

She (OP) sounds like my mother. All excuses to skip out on the hard work of an adult. There's no pill lady, that will stop all your problems. Parent your kid or shut up.