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@rosaliamaramis8353

5 жыл бұрын

Thankyou so much.

@brendadouglas9833

5 жыл бұрын

I tried joining as patrons and it wouldn’t let me. Is it because I am Canadian?

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5 жыл бұрын

No. @@brendadouglas9833 you can join. Perhaps it's a glitch.

@jamesdellinger9727

5 жыл бұрын

Forgot to mention H2 and PPIs, and there crazy impact on b12.

@campos436ify

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome info ....can’t get enough

1. Burning numbness tingling in your feet/hands 2. Smooth and slightly swollen tongue 3. Fatigue 4. Slow thinking/memory isn’t great 5. Problems with gait/balance 6. Irritability 7. Tinnitus 8. Depression You’re welcome 😉

@muniakhan6283

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 💚

@tinamireles2670

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

@missmimi6817

3 жыл бұрын

Jaja gracias😁

@atalwar23

3 жыл бұрын

Thx

@scandarak7362

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

"Tell your doctor about it" lol and that's when the doctor gets annoyed and says it's nothing just all in your head and send you home.. Doctors don't care most times. 😌

@campersruincod6134

4 жыл бұрын

Ling xoxo yeah :(

@abcdefghlalala4444

4 жыл бұрын

In some countries you can sign up for any blood tests you want (you’ll have to pay for them from your pocket). It’s much harder to brush off objective data on result sheet. But what most people would want is - being sent to blood tests from doctor, as insurance (if you have one) company will cover the tests.

@b.j.morgan997

4 жыл бұрын

You are so Right!

@tiisetsontsoane5809

4 жыл бұрын

I have lost hope in practioners the day i was prescribed ciprofloxican. The saying that Drs know better than us is very wrong misleading. There is so much information readily for us to learn about our health even better. I had to go all out to seek ways to minimise the damage cipro has done to my nervous system.

@evelinh6708

4 жыл бұрын

@@corahnihlost923 you have to use your common sense, get more than one opinion! If I would have listen to some of the doctors I encountered I would have experienced irreversible devastating consequences!

I'm so glad this is being discussed. I lost my 20's to a B12 deficiency that turned out to be genetic. My original doctors said there was no way it could be a B12 deficiency, because I would have lost weight. Ugh. That was the only missing symptom. I finally collapsed and was taken to the ER. I got under the care of an excellent doctor from Nigeria, she was amazing and tested me for nutritional deficiencies. She was the one who discovered I was near death I was so low, despite all the other doctors saying they couldn't find anything wrong, it was all in my head, etc. Now I take the methylated forms of B12 and folate, plus the P-5-P version of B6. It changed my entire life, and guess what? I lost weight after getting treated, because I could move my body again. Don't let anyone say that being on the heavier side means you can't be deficient, it's not true. I hope everyone in these comments gets relief from what ails you, and I'm so glad more people are talking about this insidious and life destroying deficiency!

@emmanuelemeka9863

Жыл бұрын

Nigeria to the world 👍

@lenorapalminteri1002

Жыл бұрын

I hope you don't mind me asking this question. How is a B-12 deficiency genetic? I'm asking because I've had it for many years, and I am not a vegetarian. I have all the symptoms the doctor mentioned. I recall asking a doctor if it could be inherited, and I was told no. No doctor seems to know why I'm low in it. Many years ago, a gastro doctor gave me tests (blood test for intrinsic factor, endoscopy and colonoscopy, which showed no reason for the deficiency). I've taken supplementation on and off, but my levels eventually go down when I stop the supplements. Thank you for whatever info you could give me.

@tamarlively2922

Жыл бұрын

@@lenorapalminteri1002 MTHFR and MTRR genes have variable expression. You don't necessarily need a biopsy to prove the loss of cells, these mutations can be heterozygous or homozygous and have an effect on a spectrum. There are at least 40 different mutations (SNP's) that can happen, so there will be varying degrees of deficiency. Please look up MTHFR and MTRR single nucleotide polymorphisms. One doesn't need the antiquated "Pernicious Anemia" to have deleterious mutations. That is very outdated. I had a severe B12 deficiency without pernicious anemia because I had adequate folate status that stopped the typical megaloblastic anemia found with PA. Adequate folate intake can stop the red blood cells from getting over sized while you're still deficient, so it doesn't show on a blood test. Also, since the various forms of cobalamin can be absorbed in other ways than directly through cells creating intrinsic factor in the stomach, it's far more than just what happens in the stomach. For example, there's a recent finding that cobalamins need other metallothioneins created by adequate zinc and copper intake to pass through the brain blood barrier. Keep in mind that Cyanocobalamin is only one form, I take methylcobalamin, there's adenosyl cobalamin, etc. further down the metabolic line that may work better depending on how you metabolize it. Regular B12 is not a one size fits all solution. Look into Jarrow's Methylcobalamin/Methylfolate/Pyridoxyl-5-Phosophate version of highly absorbable B vitamins.

@KatharineOsborne

Жыл бұрын

I have Crohn’s, am overweight and am frequently malnourished in various vitamins (D, iron, folic acid, and I suspect B12). Overweight definitely doesn’t mean you can’t be malnourished.

@ivylagrone8632

Жыл бұрын

@@tamarlively2922 wow, how on earth did you figure all of this out? Regular doctors just don't know this information. I'm talking about functional med docs too. I've been to a number of them and they just don't have this training. Also, I often feel bad when taking many supplements, especially B vitamins...

I am a physician who stumbled upon this video AND have Vit B12 def. This is incredibly accurate and hopefully a help to others

@mindhunter00789

Жыл бұрын

Im a astronaut a doctor a lawyer hell i even own this bar i agree this is accurate

@gord2358

Жыл бұрын

@@mindhunter00789 - lmao!

@andredemers69

Жыл бұрын

It just confirmed what I thought my problem was...on top of those symptoms I have internal tremor all over my body, even in my head; I can hear it when I put one side of my head on my pillow...Iiterally hear the tremor!! Thanks a million!

@justsandra71

10 ай бұрын

What if you can't take Vitamin Bs? I have bad anxiety and it makes it so much worse. I can hardly function now from shaking etc.

@jennifermarlow.

6 ай бұрын

@@justsandra71 Make sure you are taking the CORRECT Vitamin B. For example, B12 should be methylcobalamin - this is the "active" form of B12. B1 and B6 should also be the active types. This is so important. If you take the wrong form of B12, it will actually cause a deficiency. Also, make sure you take Folate, and not Folic Acid. Dr. Berg has the information on his videos re the active B vitamins. I also got this information re taking "active" B vitamins from a neurologist. I hope this is helpful!

I wish the medical system paid more attention to nutrition and vitamin deficiency in diagnosing illness. Basics. Root causes. Simple.

@Plethorality

3 жыл бұрын

cures and health are going to be a better benefit to the overall economy.

@jameskthomson3939

3 жыл бұрын

There's more money in drugs.

@Seajunkie

3 жыл бұрын

Big pharma would lose too much $$$

@amaryxxx3738

3 жыл бұрын

Becoming vegetarian made me realize how much vitamins we all should be taking, especially b-12, iron, d and c.

@nononsenseBennett

3 жыл бұрын

​@@amaryxxx3738 I knew a devout vegetarian who had to have a quadruple bypass, a procedure which led to complications and ultimately his death. Moderation is key IMO

I am from the UK where we have the National Health, the word health in this instance should be sickness. I asked my doctor if he would test me for B12 and he refused and told me I was wrong even to consider it. I can't go to another doctor, we are stuck with whatever doctor we get, unless we pay for private treatment which very few can afford. If it wasn't for you Dr Ken I would be walking around feeling like I was dying. Changing to a Keto diet and boosting my B12 with a high dose supplement has really improved matters. Being 75, every time I saw a doctor they would tell me that it was my age and these things happen as you grow older. I decided to sod the lot of them and do my own research. Thank you for all your help.

@funtimefranky

3 жыл бұрын

Detoxia Just wanted to say that Superdrug online doctors offer active B12 tests including the antibody test for around £70. Injections are £29 and carried out in the store

@Trapezius8oblique

3 жыл бұрын

Good on you

@TeeeeeeBabyiii

3 жыл бұрын

Just change surgery that’s what I done to find out I had it because my old doctor wouldn’t help me out either

@samantharobinson1040

3 жыл бұрын

That's awful, I'm also in the UK. I went to the doctors with a few symptoms mainly reoccurring mouth ulcers and my GP did blood work on me instantly, they then started a route of what would work best with me to get my levels up as I'm in my 20s and within 3 months I was on injections. Maybe look at getting a new surgery or complaining

@melancholyhummingbird2019

3 жыл бұрын

You're not stuck with the doctor you get in the UK. You put your name on the register of the doctor you choose. You also have the right to request a second opinion from another surgery, hospital etc. You don't get allocated a doctor.... You actively have to register yourself with one.

I'm 72yr. old and was feeling really tired all the time and sleeping 12 hr. whereas normally 6-7 hr. sleep was enough. A friend mentioned that she had the same thing and her doctor recommended she take B Vitamins which solved the problem so I started taking B6+B12 with Folic Acid and within 24hr. noticed a great improvement. Now I'm waking up feeling refreshed after 7 hr. sleep. Hope this helps someone.

@deborahatkinson2277

Жыл бұрын

Don't take b6 for longer than 3 months, b6 can become toxic levels quickly, b12 is fine constantly

@belt9162

Жыл бұрын

What is the name of vitamin please. Thanks.

@bobprescott

11 ай бұрын

how much do you take?

@Squee_Dow

10 ай бұрын

@@belt9162 I was hoping you would get a reply since there are likely many of us who would like to know.

@m42037

10 ай бұрын

What is your #

I'm a 38 healthy female... Have been to the ER on and off as well as to my PCP for tingling and numbness in my hands, dizziness, SOB, fatigue, my tongue that felt swollen which made me scared to sleep. I was sent home every time with being told to make sure I'm drinking water and then my Doctor said it was just Anxiety and panic disorder. . After my last ER visit the doctor ordered folate and B12 tests, my level was 149. I'm so thankful for getting it finally figured out.

Thanks for this. I went and had my B12 checked and it came back 95, which is severely deficient, and I'm eating a lot of meat! I'm on B12 injections now. OMG what a DIFFERENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Heart palpitations...GONE. Fatigue....GONE. Dropping things....STOPPED. Memory problems....GONE. I can't thank you enough. No one thought to check for it.

@tamialveshere7615

3 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s amazing!! Can I ask how long before you started seeing improvements?

@n81mobile

3 жыл бұрын

I diagnosed my b12 last week it was 100...need to take injection as soon as... it's really horrible feeling to live with vitamin b12 defeciency 🙏🙏

@ajaved6844

2 жыл бұрын

What tests did you get done? Was CBC enough? Since my cbc came out fine but I still have burning legs. Pls reply

@ajaved6844

2 жыл бұрын

@@n81mobile What tests did you get done? Was CBC enough? Since my cbc came out fine but I still have burning legs. Pls reply

@n81mobile

2 жыл бұрын

@@ajaved6844 I will recommend to test your serum b12, Folate,CBC to know you are deficient or not...

When a woman complains of low energy they say it’s normal because your a mom. All moms are tired. We need more drs like this one.

@Plethorality

3 жыл бұрын

"you're just a woman, doing one of the most important work on the planet. why should you have energy to do that?? " doctors need to start wanting people to be well!! and mothers, especially deserve support!

@lindsay9587

3 жыл бұрын

Yep. Wish I had a dollar for every time I heard that.

@Rs2Hackzltd

3 жыл бұрын

@@Plethorality Most doctor's don't care about their patients.. They do the bare minimum to get you out of their office and unnecessarily overprescribe you harmful pharmaceuticals as a bonus without getting to the root of the problem.

@Plethorality

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rs2Hackzltd i wish you were wrong... i think their training is inadequet, or to some extent.

@southbound2081

3 жыл бұрын

Dr. Ken saved me from an early demise! I did the work but without with his extinctive knowledge + guidance my health would still be declining.

I have all these 7 symptoms! Thank you so much Dr. Berry. I just now started taking B-12. I had that burning numbness in both bottom of my feet and I immediately felt a relief. Wow! this is Godsend info. Praying for Dr. Berry. You are a gift to many, like me.

@___LC___

2 жыл бұрын

Since then have you been tested for pernicious anemia? It won’t matter how much you take if you aren’t able to produce intrinsic factor. It is genetic and requires injections of B12 and is a major problem if not diagnosed.

@pennyparish5309

2 жыл бұрын

I have the burning feet. Some nights are worse than others. It feels like my feet are on fire.

@pennyparish5309

2 жыл бұрын

@Christy T Pernicious anemia? Very interesting. 🤔 Thank you your post.

@itskarishma.k

2 жыл бұрын

@@___LC___ it also helps if your vitamins are methylated since about 60% of our population can't absorb the vitamins we take!

@itskarishma.k

2 жыл бұрын

@@pennyparish5309 Hi Penny! Have you tried taking methylated vitamins? they're easily absorbed by the body and you can actually feel them kicking in within like 10 minutes! have you heard of them before?

I experienced every single one of these symptoms except swollen/smooth tongue, explained it to my doc and they never mentioned b12 deficiency🤦🏾‍♀️ and now that i think about it, it happened during like a 2-3 month period when i was only eating clean, no meat, no processed food, no supplements. Thank you so much for this.

I had horrible depression for years which got worse after having my daughters. I also suspected back then basing on my symptoms that I had underactive thyroid and I've read that I am more likely to be B12 and D3 deficient because of that so I started to supplement both of them in high doses (1000-2000 mcg methylcobolamine and 10.000 IU D3) and after 18 months I realised I am not depressed anymore.

@conniewong2142

3 жыл бұрын

How many dose do you take for each daily?

@littlehouseontherock

3 жыл бұрын

@@conniewong2142 I am taking 1000mcg methylcobolamine once or twice a week if I remember and 9000-10,000 IU of D3 around 3 times a week. But it's after around 10 years of supplementation. Everyone is different and you might need a different doses. If you are able to check your levels before you start taking anything that would be the best but if you can't, then maybe then maybe try for 3 months then take couple of weeks break and test your levels.

@littlehouseontherock

3 жыл бұрын

@@conniewong2142 and my B12 level is around 600-700 last few times I tested. D3 was 32 after 7 years of supplementation so I bumped it up to 30,000IU for couple of months taking vitamin K2 with it but I am back to 'lower' dose now.

@joangreenert7216

2 жыл бұрын

That's Wonderful!😊

@realswobby

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, that's great! I hope I'll have big positive results too. So far the injections work a lot but there is still some fatigue and depression episodes happening.

I have it. And when I’m low on b12 I get dizzy, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, my memory is very bad I forget things, my balance is off and I feel drunk when I walk, it feels like I have an ear infection, sleepiness, my bones ache, I also get diarrhea and anxiety.

@pawpads9397

4 жыл бұрын

Ina Rice o'my thats awful your so young

@infiad1275

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds just like me. B12 here I come.

@ladyempress22

4 жыл бұрын

Oh wow!! I've been experiencing this for quite some time. Thanks for sharing!

@DM-sq5cr

4 жыл бұрын

I have exactly that same problem apart from diarrhea

@OzmaOfOzz

4 жыл бұрын

Im on the limit but I suspect there s some issue with my thyroid too

I have been misdiagnosed for years, which has caused muscles tightness and atropy, hyper-mobility and all over pain. They finally tested everything and then did the test to see I has pernicious anemia. I am slow recovering and rebuilding my life, but slowly depleting B12 over a life was making me disable. Hopefully this video will also help others advocate for their health. I know B12 can be low for many reason, my situation was not detected for over 20 years, only impacting every system in my body. Thank you for your video and trying to help others.

Every single symptom, back and forward to doctors for over 20 years!!! Never have they mentioned this. Thank you so much xxx

i told my doctor about it, and i got nowhere. took supplement, and problem solved.

@newbengraham4775

4 жыл бұрын

@Odd Fish i just went to family dollar and got b12

@someonepee

4 жыл бұрын

What dose are you taking?

@imtoooclutch_9803

4 жыл бұрын

how long did you take it for and how much

@explore_with_sagan9596

3 жыл бұрын

Same here, took weekly injections and I have improved a lot, had severe deficiency, misdiagnosed by 3 drs as depression.

@bettyjames4192

3 жыл бұрын

Get a new doctor

#1 neuropathy ... I had this. It started just once in a while and progressed to all the time every day over the course of a couple of years. All my doctor said was, "You must be diabetic," despite my 5.0 Hgb A1c. I finally found a way to get my B12 checked without that doctor's "permission" and found out just how deficient I was ... due to gluten! After going gluten-free (and supplementing with vitamin B12), I have been neuropathy-free for almost 5 years!

@KK-gg9hx

4 жыл бұрын

Gluten free. Huh..

@lisathebeautician6489

3 жыл бұрын

How did you find out that gluten was the cause?

@beckyo6646

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve been doing research about wheat. I have found that modern flour is devoid of nutrition and actually inhibits a person from absorbing nutrients. I now grind whole SPROUTED wheat berries which have released the phytic acid which ruins your gut. Gluten isn’t always the enemy...phytic acid is!

@lindachandler2293

3 жыл бұрын

How long did it take?!?

@ajaved6844

2 жыл бұрын

What tests did you get done? Was CBC enough? Pls reply

Oh my gosh. I had so many of these symptoms. I even had 2 pretty bad falls because my balance was so off. I had such difficulty with word retrieval that I was starting to think I was getting dementia. The neuropathy was terrible , too. My best description of the neuropathy was that it felt like my feet were on fire and someone was trying to put it out with an ice pick. Come to find out my B12 was really low, as was my iron level. I received 3 iron infusions and B12 shots every 2 weeks for 3 months, then monthly and I finally feel human again! Wish I had seen this when I felt so awful.

Thanks Doc. You've helped me with my spouse's deficiency of B 12. Till today doctors seem to have completely missed seeing in her reports.

Thank you. I have burning in my feet, low energy, depression, loss of balance, Tinitus, and Irritability.

@suziquestionable2845

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!!!

@lsalinas02

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you are feeling better now.

Numbness in my hands and feet brought me here. Thank you!

@joseeallyn9950

3 жыл бұрын

Get help quickly, but dont expect much help from GP's who earely see this.

@salid4976

3 жыл бұрын

@@joseeallyn9950 In 🇨🇦 you can’t even go to the doctor they only speak to you by telephone. How sad where this world is today.👎

I have all 7 symptoms and have had for a long time. I went to my dr and thankfully I’m having blood tests done this coming Monday to check for Vitamin B12 deficiency, diabetes, thyroid and gluten intolerance. I truly hope I get some answers 🤞🏼

I’m so glad I came across this video! I have several of the signs of low B12 so I will have the labs done. I’m now a subscriber and want to thank you for your videos.

I've definitely had the ringing in ears for YEARS.

@1fredforme

3 жыл бұрын

I've had it since a child.

@SaraJaneKotowski

3 жыл бұрын

Me too ringing in my ears since I was a child

@aimmed7728

3 жыл бұрын

Try working in a school...😂😂😂

@abhiiawsthi7140

3 жыл бұрын

Now its gone??

@9bryan

2 жыл бұрын

Does it go away after you supplement for a while? Asking because I’ve had it for years

My psychiatrist and psychologist both didn't even ask about eliminating causes when my Dysthymia was diagnosed. When I brought it up by my own, he said we expect this to be done by the patient/referring doctor before they are referred to the mental health clinic. Today I have been diagnosed with B12 deficiency and at least 4 symptoms I had already communicated to them. Thanks for the making this video, now I know I can't rely on them 100%, I have to take charge of my mental health.

Thank you Dr Berry. I've liked and subbed. So glad you're here. I've been vegetarian since 4 th grade. Yes, I know that is young but I went into shock when I wondered into a slaughter house on a ranch. Young kids just don't realize what all that meat really is that their parents feed them. As an animal rescuer and activist involved with groups in other countries I learned of the horrific slow and deliberate tortures in China and many Asian countries, seemingly worse than others. I became vegan. My family Practioner has somehow overlooked my symtons and blood work it seems. Even though I do watch my B-12 intake with supplements and foods I'm having some of the symptoms you mentioned. I'm 73 now. Bless you for all your work.

I was admitted to hospital with a urine infection that wouldn’t budge. I had to have 2 blood transfusions because I was so badly deficient. They started asking me about symptoms and everything they listed I realised I had and was just putting up with it. I was becoming really breathless when just going upstairs, my tongue was covered in mouth ulcers it was so painful but I never knew it was a sign of B12 deficiency. I was exauhsted all the time. The good news is I didn’t feel immediately great after the blood transfusions but as soon as I got my first B12 injection I felt absolutely amazing. I didn’t realise how sick I was until I started to feel better. My GP completely missed it.

Members of my female family via our maternal lineage suffer from autoimmune Pernicious Anaemia. My mother's GP refused to treat her routinely, kept taking blood samples following her B12 shots and stopping treatment claiming her blood was 'normal'. My mother went without B12 sometimes for a seven months to a year between. She ended up losing so much weight that she had to be placed onto a drip in hospital (she was basically a skeleton, just around four stone in weight). Her body deteriorated and she was diagnosed with several other conditions. Her GP still kept playing around with her regular shots, despite a hospital consultant (in the U.K.) stating that they were to be followed. Her GP insisted on prescribing antidepressants even though depression was a symptom of her irregularly treated condition. Nine years later she was diagnosed with vascular dementia because my repeated requests to take her declining mental health seriously were ignored. I even printed out medical information regarding B12 and mental health decline with recommendations on how to reverse those for the GP, but she was 'too afraid' to overdose my mother with the vitamin and refused to see the link between dementia and it; even when the Head of Haematology at King's College in London (prestigious) had advised me that high and regular doses could be administered regularly to see if the early onset dementia could be reversed (there is a small window of opportunity), that many GPs treated it wrongly and that any GP who told me there was no link between dementia and B12 deficiency was wrong (that it was well documented). Nothing I begged for was permitted. My mother eventually declined to the point that I could no longer care for her (violent outbursts also being a major issue; I had young children). Two years later, after a suspected stroke, she passed from a pulmonary embolism. The only book which helped to inform me at the time was Sally Pacholock's Could It Be B12. There are so many different deficiencies, particularly today with modern living and diets (many people socially drink a lot, take prescription drugs and eat a substandard diet), which are often the root cause of symptoms diagnosed as something else or which contribute to that. I have known so many people who go to visit their doctor and are not thoroughly investigated and diagnosed with a condition which meds are thrown at. They then deteriorate and require further prescriptions. The entire situation has given me zero faith in most doctors and medicine. It is great to see doctors like this one but we need far, far more. There simply are not enough and the ones most of us encounter are arrogant and apathetic, often refusing to listen and patronise you when you attempt to raise these issues. As a result, the last time I saw a doctor for myself was over thirteen years ago.

@allison471

Жыл бұрын

@Maria Benetti Hello Maria, I just want to thank you for sharing your story! I'm so very sorry you went through all that and I'm so sorry your mother had to suffer needlessly and I'm sorry for your loss! I suspect this might of been what happened with my mom too. She passed in May of 2020 they claim from early onset dementia. It's infuriating something as simple as a vitamin deficiency is overlooked that could save lives and all the suffering! I want to thank you for telling about the book Could it be B12, by Sally Pacholok. I'm going out today to try and get it as I feel my daughter and I are both vitamin B 12 deficient... a few months ago I emphasized to my daughters Dr. to please try a B12 injection to see if it could help with her severe tiredness, I was shocked when he agreed, but come to find out he told us he was out of the methylcoblamin form and gave her the cheaper cyanocoblamin when we told him it did absolutely nothing! We are now taking a highly recommended sublingual B12 from a functional medicine Dr. and we are both feeling a bit better and we notice if we don't take it. I'm very interested to read the book and learn more! I hope you are doing ok, take care. 😊🙏❤

@jackiesicilian5720

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry about the way your mother was mistreated.

I was reslly ill for a couple of years and literally felt so ill i thought I was dying, eventually I had blood tests thel shown I had enlarged blood cells and hsd pernicious Anaemia, I had palpitations, shortness of breath and literally no B12 in my body, I had the burning and tingling in my hands and feet amongst other things, I was running on empty, what I cant believe is that a simple blood test a couple of years before would have saved me years of felling like I was going mad, I had to have an injection every other day for 2 weeks and have been told that I have to have B12 injections every three months for the rest of my life... that was 6 years ago. Im like a differnt person; I would say to anyone who believes they hsve B12 deficiency, to go to the doctors and ask for the test, then at least you can rule it out and if it is B12 it is easily and readily treatable... stay well people and remember when there is something wrong our body lets us know x❤

@jesscarroll1915

4 жыл бұрын

2 summers ago I was sleeping 12 hours a night and having a 4 hour nap everyday but was still exhausted. I was also having visual and auditory hallucinations constantly. Schizophrenia runs in my family so I started seeing a psychiatrist. I finally got a family doctor at that time as well. After blood work I found out I'm severely anemic and started getting a shot every week. After the 3rd shot it was blissfully quiet for the first time in over a year. I can't go longer than 2 weeks without a shot or it all starts back up again. Its amazing how a vitamin deficiency can affect your life!

@kimwilliams3026

4 жыл бұрын

My stories similar. I tell anyone feeling fatigued for no apparent reason to get it checked

@maureenwatson683

4 жыл бұрын

I was the same as you all the symptoms and all the injections etc

@daltondorf

4 жыл бұрын

@@viv201 Seems like I might be on the same boat. I've been having endless fatigue and brain fog for months now. All my bloodwork and tests have been normal, but B12 is the only thing that seems to be on a steady decline, even though it's still in a decent range. I just got more bloodwork yesterday, so here's hoping it's only a B12 deficiency and nothing more serious!

@daltondorf

4 жыл бұрын

@@viv201 as I suspected, about an hour ago I got a call about the low B12 levels. I wasn't given shots, but I'm supposed to take 2000mcg tablets per day and see how that helps. Here's hoping it helps soon enough!

HELLO DR. BERRY, I LOVE TO WATCH YOUR VIDEOS, I FIND THEM VERY INFORMATIVE AND RELEVANT.

Love your channel Ken. Easy access to important nutritional information

Great info Dr. Berry and very professionally delivered - thank you!

Hello Dr. Berry! You were in the KZread's algorithm to be a recommendation and I took the chance and I am glad that I did! I like your "Man of the People" approach to share with us things that the largest part of medical professionals have forgotten that our bodies and nature conspire to fix us. I have some of the ringing in the ear, but it 1st appeared as I was "T-Boned" by a drunken driver & my ear hit the window of the truck I was driving. I've got the bones that ache, not in the joints and I have been told that I have some type of Vitamin D and B deficiencies. I'd been leaning towards a shot from the doctor, but I'd grown up eating organ meat & going outside. Somewhere I'd heard that organ meat was bad for you. Why is there such a fluctuation in these things every so many years to be in direct opposition to the past? As my financial situation has an upturn I will do your Patreon. I've given you what I have been calling, "The KZread Trifecta" of "Like, Subscribe, Ring The Bell" with "Share" being additional, but I am sure that many people in my life will benefit from your videos.

Dr. Berry, thank you for sharing this video with me. I have not been taking my B12 daily but I am starting it back tonight.

Dr.Berry, thanks so much for your videos. All the information you throw out here at us is very much appreciated and beneficial for our health. God bless you

They just want the co pay. I feel like my visits are rushed.

@Pr3ttyBrwnTwiin

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I hate rushed visits. I'm in the ER right now for these symptoms.

@kendraluful

3 жыл бұрын

Honey they get more than your co pay. Your visits are usually fat...if you have any type of Medicaid or Medicare, they pay for about 4 minutes of service.

@monique2499

3 жыл бұрын

Kendra Moffitt I have insurance through my employer. It’s pretty good but yes I’ve started looking at the EOB and it’s astonishing

@kendraluful

3 жыл бұрын

Mo Nique I have private health insurance also but worked in a hospital for years. Doctors pay all the office expenses and for every bandage, q tip everything.

@monique2499

3 жыл бұрын

Kendra Moffitt That’s true. I’m sure they probably charge an air breathing fee too 🤦🏽‍♀️

Awesome info! Very informative. Most doctors should be as thorough as you Dr. Berry 🙂

thank you for this, been recently diagnosed with extreme low B12 and this was very reassuring

I started taking b12 a couple weeks ago. I had seen something that said nail ridges could be a sign of b12 deficiency so I got some. I have noticed I have more energy during the day and yesterday, I realized I was walking around the yard without holding on to something and I felt steady, secure. I honestly wouldn't have connected the 2 if I hadn't seen this. It hasn't done a thing for my nails, lol but, it's more than a win for me! Thank you!

Good one, Dr. Berry. Love to you and your lovely life. Hope her pregnancy is going well. B-12. VERY important.

Thank you so much for this video!!! I have been vegan for about two years now and have experienced some of these symptoms for the past year. After I moved to Germany two months ago, I started having more intense symptoms, like numbness in my arms and legs for 20+ minutes every day. I didn’t realize that the meatless substitutes and non-dairy milks here are not fortified with iron and B12 like many are in the US. When I became so fatigued that I couldn’t really leave my room and fainted twice, I went to the hospital where they did many blood tests. However, I did not know that sometimes B12 tests are not included automatically. If you are experiencing some of these symptoms, please consider asking your doctor for a B12 test specifically, like the doctor mentioned in this video! I have been getting B12 shots, but I should be able to switch to just B12 in liquid form after a month. I wish I had seen this video and investigated my symptoms earlier because now it is taking me a while to recover. Thank you again for making this video. I hope it helps a lot of people out there!

God bless you for putting this video out. I have been fighting every one of these symptoms but one for the last year and a half particularly easy numbness and tingling and burning in my fingers and low energy to the point that I have to make myself think about taking my medicine or eating a meal or even some days getting a shower I am so low on energy. And I’ve been trading a lot of this to the fact that I’ve been a cancer patient but after listening to you I realize I need to get this vitamin B12 checked by my doctor because I’m in my 11th year still struggling with some of the same issues so God bless you and thank you for this video…PS I really don’t eat enough red meat so I am going to look into your B12 vitamin-thank you so much❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

My aunt suffered for years with a range of different symptoms. The worst thing was chronic ear infections that moved into her sternomastoid bone and was so bad they had to remove the bone. It took years but a natural path figured it out! Shes better these days but still gets very sick some days at random.

Good morning! love getting my notifications when you make a new video!

Yes!!! I’ve been taking a super vitamin B complex for about 6 months, and feel amazing!!!!

Wow thank you so much for this information, 25 years ago my doctor tried to push Prozac on to me for depression, I ignored his constant attempts for toxic drugs, I read the nutrition literature for vitamin deficiency, what an eye opener. My advise is read, read, read and research your symptoms regarding what you are lacking and for optimal nutrition complete a vitamin questionnaire, this will guide you through your first steps. You will feel the effects after 8 weeks, keep a healthy diary this helps immensely and keeps you on track. Someone once said “if it doesn’t grow from the ground or come from an animal don’t eat it”. If you can Cut out processed food for 12 weeks, you see the difference.

Thank you Dr. Berry for your videos. I find them very informative and easy to understand. I look forward to up coming videos. It is possible your information could prevent some patients from having more serious issues. Good job.

7 symptoms: 1. Neuropathy 2. Smooth/ slightly swollen tongue 3. Fatigue 4. Poor balance 5. Irritibility 6. Tinnitus 7. Depression Listen to Dr. Berry elaborate on each for more information✌

@ReginaB4JC

4 жыл бұрын

This tongue thing is very real and I will insist to check b 12 I have had to deal with this for about 4 months.

@Memento__Mori

4 жыл бұрын

@@ReginaB4JC Hope you get it fixed soon

@MAG-lg4es

4 жыл бұрын

Thank u for listing it down

@petersucher4941

4 жыл бұрын

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@goodguy...badrep.

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Great informative video! I was finally diagnosed with B12 deficiency last year after 30 years of displaying five of those symptoms!

@hazadus3

3 жыл бұрын

What other profession can get away with this kind of negligence.

Thank you doctor for sharing all of this information with us. I truly appreciate it.

I have ALL the symptoms! Saw this at just right time. I was searching for a good B12, because I've tried everything for my nerves. Just ordered the type you recommended, l'm very hopeful. Thank you

Started following you about 2 months ago & I love your videos! Thank you for always educating us. ☺️

I got my first vitamin B12 injection yesterday. I already have so much more energy and clearer vision

I just came across this by accident. So far I've got every symptom. Wow, I've been wondering what was going on. Thank you for your info.

Dr. Barry thank you so much for this information and for other information that I've gotten from you over the past few years and I appreciate so much your taking time to tell us about different kind of vitamins

I have all these symptoms. It's been years. Now I know why. Thanks Doctor.

Thank you for discussing this, Dr. Berry. I’m sure there are many people who have it, and don’t know it, or won’t do anything to check it out. I’m 77 years old, and I was diagnosed with a B12 deficiency around 20 years ago. My doctor found it thru a blood test during an annual physical. I’ve been taking a B12 injection (cyanocobalamin) every month ever since. The worst symptom I have, is that I become very tired and lethargic. My father also had a B12 deficiency, and I guess I inherited it. Sometimes it comes a day or two before I receive my monthly injection, and sometimes I’m doing well on my injection day. So, it varies. Fortunately, these are the only symptoms I’ve had with my B12 deficiency. Other people may experience even more symptoms. Anyway, I just wanted to concur, and tell those who don’t know, that a B12 deficiency is a real thing, and I’m happy that my doctor found it early. Keep up the good work.

@___LC___

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! He needs to discuss pernicious anemia further, as if someone can’t make intrinsic factor, they won’t be able to get it from food or a supplement.

@Eloise-gy4we

Жыл бұрын

My great aunt (British) died of pernicious anemia. I do believe it is genetic. The pills do nothing. I have to self-inject once per month.

@Eloise-gy4we

Жыл бұрын

@@___LC___ EXACTLY. That is the truth.

@koalamama2

Жыл бұрын

There's an amazing B12 patch with all the active forms of B-vits by PatchMD and it saved my daughter's life since she will not do injections. I would use the patches daily between shots to keep your energy up.

@m42037

10 ай бұрын

You never said where your level is, mine is 396, it maybe a bit low I'm not sure

I went to my Doc 10 years ago and told her my fatigue might be B-12 deficiency. She was a new Doc, just finished her residency. So she sent me to a Endocrinologist, who basically refused to do any tests and said I LOOKED fine. So I went back to my Doc and she said she would research the test that my mother had taken to find her B-12 deficiency. It’s called a Methymalonic acid test. My score was 885. When I went in for the results, she said she was surprised that I had the energy to come in. She put me on B-12 injections, and after about 6 weeks, I felt infinitely better. That was 12 years ago, and I still take my B-12. Combined with my hypothyroidism, which my mom also has, and we are both meat eaters, we both feel so much better. My pharmacist said B-12 and hypothyroidism are very common together. Check it out.

Hello Dr Berry. I was just diagnosed with Vitamin B12 deficiency last week. I have a malabsorption issue so I give myself Vitamin B12 shots, per my exceptional physician guidance. Thank you!

@healthyinformation

Ай бұрын

B12 deficiency is very common

Thank you for this! :) Dealing with basically all these symptoms for years!

Thank you. I have all of the symptoms you discussed so I'm definitely taking this seriously.

Thank you Dr ! My husband has been complaining of burning sensation on his legs and he’s diabetic and dr just did a blood work for sugar levels didn’t order for other deficiency check. His blood levels are good. Pre diabetic and we have been so worried. I’m glad I saw this video. We will call the dr tomorrow and ask him to check his b12 deficiency!

Stumbled across this, will book a doctors appointment tomorrow, thank you!❤

The symptoms vary so much. I was at deaths door with low Vit B. I had shortness breath, couldn't walk 1mtr without feeling like I was going to faint, I couldn't cope with stress, had anxiety symptoms, brain fog, and the worst lethargy ever could stay in bed for hours, a day. Diagnosed myself did lab work, doctor had no idea.. I was a mess. But thankgod for the internet and re search and doctors like you that help us. 👌

@frenchtruffle4730

2 жыл бұрын

Right there with you.

@nikkyshairades9078

2 жыл бұрын

Please tell me how you treated your self,thank you.

VERY IMPORTANT INFO..thank you, doctor!!

O my God.........you were my angel, and God’s messenger, I was suffering from all of the symptoms you mentioned on your video dear. I am going to use all your advice, I hope I am goin to be the person I use to be.Because with all this problems I was going to loos my health .May you always be happy ,healthy and blessed, as you share your knowledge and blessings with others. May God always bless you and your loved ones dear.Thank you so...............Much for this inspiring and educational video.Looking forward for your future videos dear.🙏😇❤️

Dr Berry, I really enjoy your show, lots of good information!

Nocturnal foot, calf and shin cramps too, as well as twitching muscles that were driving me crazy, even with drinking "appropriate" amounts of water. After trying absolutely everything, I started taking B12 prolonged release tablets morning and night, because although the lab tests showed significant b12 deficiency, my doctor didn't understand the numbers being high on the lab results meant a significant deficiency, even though the lab flagged it. Adding in B12 fixed the problem, but the twitches always remind me that I have to keep taking it. My current theory is that age contributes to a reduction in stomach acid which contributes to malabsorption of b12. Also, if I supplement with B100, I continue to cramp, so it's just B12 for now, as there may be something in the other tablet that I am sensitive to. My doctor is lovely but his interest is sports medicine so all he did was show me how to stretch my calf muscles before bed. Good thing Dr. Berry is there to tell us about these things.

@mylesgray3470

Жыл бұрын

Cramping and muscle twitching are signs of magnesium deficiency.

@marekgiedyk512

Жыл бұрын

@@mylesgray3470 it can be all minerals And most likely potasium

@mylesgray3470

Жыл бұрын

@@marekgiedyk512 Could be Potassium as well, especially related to cramping. In my personal experience, if my muscles are twitching, 2-3 days of magnesium supplements 2x a day will solve the issue. I have had less experience with cramping.

@PeCo333

9 ай бұрын

​@@mylesgray3470No. New studies say no.

I'm actually crying right now. I have ALL of these symptoms. My GP referred me to an ENT because my balance is so bad. I haven't been able to feel my feet for two years, and it's just getting worse. I suddenly came down with tinnitus last year. I am so hopeful that this can help!! 😢

@xeztan

3 жыл бұрын

How are you doing now?

@CT-my3kr

3 жыл бұрын

@@xeztan Better!! I feel noticeably different if I miss a dose, it's crazy! I'm also taking iron, vit D, magnesium and potassium. But the B complex makes a HUGE DIFFERENCE.

@alexs7671

3 жыл бұрын

Best of luck!

@TechJunky777

Жыл бұрын

Did your Tinnitus go away? How are you now?

Thank you so much Dr. Betty. I have every symptom and know this is right on target. I used to stay on track with all my vitamins/supplements but life happened and I’ve been way off for a while now.

@dd7521

10 ай бұрын

@@LS-be8gr 😂🤣😂

Thanks! I had to start getting B12 shots. I appreciate what you said about depression. I need to get my daughter some lab work done before exploring medical methods of dealing with depression.

Dr. Berry, I love your videos! Could you please make an audio version of your book (Lies My Doctor Told Me). Thank you

Thank yoou! I have PA. Was diagnosed in the NEGATIVES! When I went in I had all the most common & uncommon symptoms. But I asked for vitamin levels to be checked. She laughed & called me a hypochondriac- next day the nurse called to tell me I needed to come in for loading doses. Then they didn’t want to tell me why? I had to travel to Western Wa to a GI who diagnosed me with autoimmune atrophic Gastritis- inherited... it’s soooo frustrating when no one understands! Good job on the vid!

2022 March. I have ALL the symptoms of B12 deficiency. I used to get B12 shots for pernicious anemia but haven't gotten one in years since relocating to Canada. I now have all the symptoms you mention, the biggest being serious numbness and tingling in both my feet. I am not diabetic but I do have non-ischemic cardiomyopathy diagnosed in 2015. The numbness in my feet has come on in the last 2 years. I also have had tinnitus for about 20 years but with B12 shots they went away. My doctor from 20-25 years ago said my body does not manufacture or hold onto B12 which is why I was always anemic. I had a hysterectomy and oophorectomy when I was 33 about 32 years ago so my period, although always really heavy, had nothing to do with my anemia. Thank you for this video. I have ruled out heart based symptoms with recent bloodwork and echocardiogram. My heart is actually in really good shape due to heart meds, exercise and eating right. My husband is diabetic so we eat a diabetic and heart healthy diet.

Wow I've got not been feeling well for ages ! I have all these symptoms except for the last one.i am seeing my Dr tomorrow about my knee replacement playing up and painful. I am definitely going to ask about b12 , And ask for a blood test! Probably be told one problem, one appointment! Taken me a month to get appointment about pain in knee and spike in shin ! Then I couldn't see my own doctor , just another one in the practice ! I'm nearly 80 and I like continuity with my own doctor !! Not someone who only knows me by a short description on a computer! Thank you so much xx

Thank you!!! Very helpful video. I have few of the symptoms, I will watch my diet and up my B12 intake.

Thank you for all your professional and common sense ,only hope your viewers are supporting you best regards

Thank you! Very informative and will help me with my patients.

An eye opener doctor, much appreciated push toward healthy living.

Love love love this info, as a holistic nutritionist I love to hear an MD talk about deficiencies that cause symptoms. THANK YOU!

@dantana5774

2 жыл бұрын

I'm vegetarian, and have been looking for the trigger for my nocturnal focal seizures- stumbled on the fact that it may be B12-related, so taking it now

Thank you so much appreciate it

@maranatha8768

3 жыл бұрын

B 12 is vital.

I asked my Dr to check my B12 and it was low. My 8th shot caused a burning and then excruciating pain, so we stopped. I am taking both a neuropathy support supplement and a B12 complex. I am finally better with my balance, and energy and it did effect my memory. You really nailed this. I believe I also had some depression because I was so exhausted all the time. I do eat meat, very lean ,and salmon. I have been type 2 diabetic for over 20years on metformin er. Drs need to see this. Thank you!

@jilllangman9343

Жыл бұрын

My doctor took ten minutes to deliver my multi B shots. If they are rushed they are painful.

@jkm8741

Жыл бұрын

What we're your levels?? I think I'm low too. 🤔

@jeannedurco7405

Жыл бұрын

@@jkm8741 I was 220....The range is 200-1100 .The Dr. Wanted them to be about 600 because diabetics tend to lose B12. I think is was about 4hundred something when I stopped. The burning from the shot was when the nurse hit a nerve. My last A1c was low also 4.9 so I hope to get it up over 5. I hope you feel better. Definitely have it checked but be sure you have symptoms. They don't take it as often as other tests. Good luck!

@jkm8741

Жыл бұрын

@jeannedurco7405 Thanks so much for your reply. I am on dialysis. I mentioned it to my dialysis nurse today. I have been getting really numbness in my hands and pins and needles. They only test for b12 once a year. As luck would have it, its due in July. Thanks again and wishing you all the best.

@jeannedurco7405

Жыл бұрын

@@jkm8741 you are very welcome. I remember when I was first diagnosed with diabetes my Dr told me to take a b complex, that the b vitamins work together. For some reason I stopped but am back on it. I added Bendotiamine 300 mg, R-Lipoic Acid 300 mg, and Acetyl L-Carnitine 500 mg. My energy is back. I walk 30 min/day. My neuropathy might not go away, but it is better! My diet is also fantastic now. Never give up! I wish you well💞

Thank y a lot Dr. KennDBerry! Very helpful info you give to people! Continu, please!

Good job explaining this. I have many of these symptoms (tingling in the feet, balance, tinnitus, low energy). Going to up my intake of B-12.

I have all those symptoms I didn't know why all this was happening until I saw my doctor, when I tell you sometimes I felt like I was dying cause I was so fatigue and dizzy and got depressed as well. Never knew b12 was so important.

Excellent summary - THANKYOU!!

I have every one of these symptoms Doc! I thought I was just getting older, so I thank you so much for this info. I went to see my Neurologist about my poor balance and tingling in my feet. He didn’t tell me or give me any solutions. I bought a quality B12 spray. I spray it onto my tongue 3 times each morning. Job done. I felt better straight away, after a few days - now all my symptoms are gone. 😍

Very very helpful! Thank you!

Thanks so much for this video. In terms of tongue swelling, a sign I experienced with my b12 deficiency is my tongue rubbing the teeth at the back of my mouth. It caused sores on my tongue and took a long time for me to realise what was happening.

Thank you Dr Berry, this is very informative and helpful.

I asked my Dr. at Kaiser for a b vitamin test and she said no, I am leaving this terrible medical plan.

@katgoodpaster

3 жыл бұрын

Unacceptable and IMO malpractice when you ask for tests and doctor deems unnecessary.

@DeborahRose2885

3 жыл бұрын

Its hard to find a good Dr these days

@queenshay

3 жыл бұрын

@@DeborahRose2885 Yes and why I becoming a Doctor in Chinese Medicine... We actually ask you questions and listen 👂...... Unlike MD’s.... 🙄

@jennysnook

3 жыл бұрын

You can order most tests in your own through Quest Labs.

@Jen-qd7sc

3 жыл бұрын

Independent labs can draw labs that you request. You pay $10 for the lab draw fee and $$ for each requested lab. It’s not that expensive.

I have been a vegetarian for 30 years, and vegetarians are often deficient in B12. About 10 years ago, my hair began falling out. I was also tired and depressed, but I didn’t connect those things together at the time. I got referred to a doctor at the hospital, and he looked at my scalp for a minute, then said that there was nothing to be done and basically, to get used to it. He never even suggested a single explanation for why my hair was falling out. I did my own research, and found that hair loss can be a sign of B12 deficiency, amongst other things. As B12 deficiency was likely because I am vegetarian, I began taking a supplement. My hair stopped falling out and grew back. If I had listened to that doctor, I’d probably be bald now. Plus, the deficiency would have worsened, and I would no doubt have developed many of the symptoms in this video. It could have become very serious indeed.

@itskarishma.k

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Rebekah, I’m glad that you’re hair growth is coming back! Doctors suck sometimes lol. Have you tried methylated vitamins?

@victoriaviens8064

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah and we got to be our own Advocate don't we? If you wait for some doctor or someone to tell you something that you should have known by then like you said you'd be bald or dead I've been so exhausted for years and didn't know what was wrong and I finally was diagnosed with B12 deficiency I thank you for your information I'm going to try those together and I'll help my family to that have been with this disorder God bless you and he does

@dovely9279

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I'm about bald and I'm gonna have to get some shots.

You are awesome. I have been concerned recently, because I experience my left arm tingling at times. I have HBP, but just had Ann ultrasound and breathing test, because .I have apnea as well. I knew the left arm was a heart issue symptom, but this buzzing is usually a result of the position of my arm, or elbow. The main comment in your video was tinnitus...it comes and goes. Plus, I suffered some nerve damage in my left leg, due to a back injury, which resulted in numbness in the foot, which caused me to step down onto the patio, breaking my ankle. So, this morning, I put a B12 pill under my tongue. I had gotten them for my husband, who has recently been diagnosed with dementia. Thank you for the video. Getting into a neurologist is harrowing. We have an appointment on the 27th of February, and I am still calling around.

Because I have fibromyalgia I realized that a lot of my symptoms from your video; had my B12, and I do have a B12 deficiency; and also low Iron. Your video was so great that I told the doctor and he gave me a blood test for B12. Well I have it. Thank you so much.

Thank you, I have several symptoms, will get it checked out.

Thank you that was so educational. ❤️

My family Dr will never give me these information! You’re far more better than most doctors I feel like i have a Dr who’s giving me advice about what to do and what to eat to be healthy ! Thanks Doc you’re the best!

Very informative video. I just had a long visit with my Dr., She listen really well. I had a list of all the weird symptoms I was having. She has prescribed B12 shots. I have found 3 out the 7 on your list are among my symptom.