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I had an office job for over 24 years and it was killing me and my vision was horrible. I decided to humble myself and get a job with UPS as a seasonal driver and I have to admit, being outside all day and after the sun goes down and looking at the numbers on houses to drop off packages has improved my vision significantly. I can clearly see at night now after a month of working there; not to mention I lost 14 lbs. On top of my diet, eating my keto and vitamins, especially vitamin A. I am a female, age 49.

@loraineriddell7157

Жыл бұрын

Wow, that's a massive change. Good for you 👍.

@derekk2708

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing your story. ; )

@zachp419

Жыл бұрын

What supplement

@anukuttykurian

Жыл бұрын

O-- j

@josecarranza7555

Жыл бұрын

Born female?

Congratulations on 9 Million subscribers Dr. Berg!

@daniellecamp8938

Жыл бұрын

Funny what happens when you have an honest dr doing honest medicine for a change.

@fkgoogle666

Жыл бұрын

He deserves 100 million

@sabrinaandhusband7791

Жыл бұрын

Same here 😊🎉

@MC1RPOSITIVESusieQ

Жыл бұрын

Yes that’s great I just saw that too! Actually wasn’t it 10.4 Few weeks ago? Maybe that was somebody else

@MC1RPOSITIVESusieQ

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if this is why I can’t have such good night vision! They love fish😂

I eat a lot of carrots and sweet potatoes, was still deficient in vitamin A. I started a cod liver oil supplement and cut out sugar and my night blindness and skin issues disappeared within a week. Lots of love for Dr Berg.

@maranathaacts1327

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing Frank. May I ask what brand of cod liver oil do you use?

@rachellebrown9830

Жыл бұрын

What brand did you buy?

@mylesgray3470

Жыл бұрын

I’m finding I can’t tolerate alcohol any more at age 39. If I have a couple drinks, the nerves are inflamed and I need glasses at night the next day. A day after that, back to normal, no glasses. Sugar in high amounts has the same effect on me. Fascinating. Sugar really is poison.

@rachellebrown9830

Жыл бұрын

@@mylesgray3470 I have the same issue with alcohol. It takes a week to recover from 2 shots.

@chachisuave3470

Жыл бұрын

Whats the daily iu safety levels for vit a?

When doing nutrition consulting, in the absence of bloodwork and the specialized equipment, I'd ask a simple question: "If you go into a dark movie theater, how long does it take your eyes to adjust to the darkness--5 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds or a minute?" If the answer is more than 15 seconds, there was a good chance they were vitamin A deficient. I had one occasion to be a bit arrogant when a woman came into my health food store. After greeting her, I asked her, "Have you considered that the reason you get chest colds is because of your low vitamin A levels?" It was a jaw-dropping moment for her. She had come during the evening wearing sunglasses, and I noticed her skin that showed signs of inflammation. When asked why she wore sunglasses even when it was dark, she said she thought it looked cool. After she had taken vitamin A for a couple of weeks, she returned for more; her skin looked better, and she was not wearing sunglasses! When asked why, she said she thought it was better for people to see her eyes when communicating. No one's brain is going to spontaneously relate sensitivity to bright lights and glare to a lack of vitamin A, but will instead resolve the "cognitive dissonance" by a comfortable rationalization such as looking cool. We had an extended conversation regarding the multiple roles vitamin A plays with vision, skin health, and immune response of the lungs and mucus membranes (your "skin" on the inside).

@xiaoguan1143

Жыл бұрын

if you're in Shenzhen...go to Shekou for rat milk.

@Blu_coffee

Жыл бұрын

@@xiaoguan1143 no, Molly. No such thing. Maybe rabbit lol.

@kathyharmon2093

Жыл бұрын

Can also be an early warning of macular degeneration ☹️

@maryem8263

Жыл бұрын

WOW. Thank you for sharing.

@SRose-vp6ew

2 ай бұрын

Vitamin a and vitamin D fight a bit for dominance. It’s good to get a blood test to make sure you’re supplementing the right thing and not getting a toxic amount of the wrong thing. It would actually make sense for me to have a vitamin a deficiency for three reasons beyond the difficulty seeing in the dark while young. One I don’t eat vitamin a rich foods. Two I heavily supplement with vitamin D. I never drink alcohol, yet my liver could actually be better for my age. Again, even some pharmacist will test your blood to see if you have deficiencies in an area.

Considering the FDA has made RAW milk practically illegal finding a good source of raw anything dairy can be expensive and difficult.

@joriwilkinson

Жыл бұрын

Azure standard sells/ships raw cheese

I started taking cod liver oil because I watched one of your previous videos regarding it. I was having a really bad case of dry eyes. I kept artificial tears in my purse and had a few around the house like that's how bad it was even bought 3 warm mist humidifiers. I've tried omega 3 fish oil in the past but would break out in a rash so I was truly hesitant on trying cod liver oil, and the artificial tears was losing its touch.... But after giving the cod liver oil a try my eyes feel so much better now. I haven't had to use any artificial tears. Thank you so much 💓

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful! You're very welcome!

@Bambina336

Жыл бұрын

What brand of cod liver oil are you using? I found out that taking Evening Primrose oil has amazing effects on dr eyes and always especially it handy.

@JCX-9

Жыл бұрын

@@Bambina336 i take the Norwegian Wild caught Cod liver in the can. It has loads of A and D3 vitamins. I also save the oil from the can and then take a spoon daily. The brand is iCan. Dr. Berg recommended this as well.

@marybarratt2649

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been having similar probs and am now taking cod liver oil. Already noticing an improvement.

@cosmicbeauty5682

Жыл бұрын

@@Bambina336 I take Spring Valley cod liver oil capsules. It has both vitamin A and D3 in it which caught my attention. But thank you for mentioning primrose oil. I'll look into that 😊

I really appreciate this man. He did more for me than my own father. Thank you Eric Berg, Love you 🙏❤️

@dontfit6380

Жыл бұрын

@@christianpowerssavesthewor8404 Should I remind you? Honor thy father and mother

@giovannigiorgio8962

Жыл бұрын

You're animal like.

@vickykoen

Жыл бұрын

Same. 💗💛☺

@dontfit6380

Жыл бұрын

@@christianpowerssavesthewor8404 🤣🤣 seriously your on a rant just to rant. First you get on the guy for saying berg did more for him then his dad. Now you think he rapped his mom and you have no idea of the context he was posting from. All I did was simply tell you what you should have told him. Honor thy father and mother. Now your defending him. 😂😂

@smendoza7233

Жыл бұрын

😂

Here in Shenzhen (I'm a US citizen residing here!), my eye doctor is originally from India but has been trained internationally, and also serves as a professor for ophthalmologists. His wisdom includes an amazing amount of preventative and nutritional knowledge regarding the eyes and their relationship to the body.

@joshuajames1998

Жыл бұрын

Even if an indian doctor isn't trained internationally but in India. He is going to be good and knowledgeable one.. Bcz in India doctors got more opportunities to practice and medicine in India follows strict and rigorous trainings and examinations.. Actually indian medicine school is one of the best around the world

@swapnakumari1884

Жыл бұрын

@@joshuajames1998 well said , not only medicine education but the all education system is very strict and good in India .

@joshuajames1998

Жыл бұрын

@@swapnakumari1884 nah..private college engineering sucks

@JCX-9

Жыл бұрын

The worst eye doctors are in the US and that includes optometrist. I would take a foreigner before any US educated dr.

100% agree with you about getting out and looking around especially if you are stuck inside the home or office. Since COVID and being stuck working at home the last +2.5 yrs, my eye sight got drastically worse. I force myself to get out and walk everyday and look far ahead as much as possible. It has helped but my vision hasn’t corrected, it has stopped it from getting worse. Thanks for the advice!

My so-called vitamin A deficiency signs turned about to be caused by low zinc status. The metabolism of vitamin A into retinaldehyde and retinoic acid, the active forms, requires zinc at each metabolic step. I needed Zinc picolinate before I was able to absorb and correct properly.

@AllThingsConsidered333

Жыл бұрын

I’m deficient in zinc too have been taking 100-200 mg zinc picolinate daily. Toxic mold & tick diseases & plant based diet ruined my health. Now I eat 95% meat, eggs, animal fats and slowly improving. Been slowly adding in chicken liver - I mix it into ground beef. I know I should eat red meat liver but the taste is so strong!

@shantube75

Жыл бұрын

It might have just been low zinc, alone. There's a growing school of thought that Vitamin A is more of a toxin than a Vitamin....

@susanstewart1402

Жыл бұрын

@@shantube75 Mind blowing but this new school of thought has a lot of merit. I wonder why so many people are low, or at least their symptoms correct by supplementing, zinc, magnesium, potassium, manganese, boron, selenium, chromium, iodine, molybdenum. Makes me wonder what is going on. Modern farming methods?

@shantube75

Жыл бұрын

I think it's more the craze on supplementing staples with retinoids combined with a population that is taxing their liver and bile flux. Bile is a primary route in the elimination of Retinoids and Carotenoids from that same school of thought! Regardless, I am very conflicted at this moment

@susanstewart1402

Жыл бұрын

@@shantube75 And are you aware of the research associating moderate to high vitamin A status with weight gain, obesity, and diabetes? Vitamin A is a nutrient that is rising in dietary consumption and fortification. Vitamin A has a counterbalancing relationship with vitamin D. My vitamin D would not go up to a good level until I stopped vitamin A. Presumably zinc is being used up in it's role as a vitamin A detoxifier. Explains a lot. I followed Weston A Price Foundation dietary advice for many years. I used to joke that WAPF diet was the "gain weight diet". Mind blowing for sure.

It would be interesting to see a graph of the number of subscribers each year for Dr. Berg. I’ve been watching for the past five years. Congratulations on 9 million subscribers!

@alexha2884

Жыл бұрын

Social blade has graphs for that

I've read and been told to take 20 minute breaks from video gaming so you don't focus your eyes on the screen too long too.

@TheRelger

Жыл бұрын

Every 20 minutes staring at a screen you need a break.

You just described some symptoms I have been suffering with for years! All the symptoms of Sjogrens but standard tests say no. I had my galbladder removed in my 20's

This makes a lot of sense. When I was sick with mold illness, one of my first symptoms was trouble seeing in the dark. I've recently been diagnosed with lyme and am starting to have problems with night vision again. My low vit A has my doctor thinking I'm being affected by mold again.

I don’t think we can appreciate enough the knowledge of self-care and root cause oriented health care that Dr. Eric Berg is passionate about sharing with us. This is the true nature of where the Study of Medicine should always find its purpose. Thank you Sir.

Congratulations 9M subs, Doc.

I'm so grateful for your videoes and so is my mum now. 😄 You have such a wellrounded approach to health which I feel is lacking in many doctors (here in Scandinavia at least). Thank you! ❤️

I cured my eye problem when I was 12 by doing eye exercises. I stopped needing glasses. No doctor told me to do this.

@dlroto

Жыл бұрын

I would love to know what eye exercises you did to improve your vision

I started carnivore a few weeks ago due to sensitivity to vegetables, and the other night i peeled onto the road and I thought everyone had their high beams on! My vision is a lot more clear, eczema is going away, my quality of sleep has improved, less hair fall, mood stable, libido increased but still aiming for less bloating.

@susanwaldron2055

Жыл бұрын

Is there anyone apart from dr Berg for the carnivore diet? I’m just trying to do it myself

@Me-kq8uv

Жыл бұрын

@@susanwaldron2055Dr Ken Berry is entirely carnivore advocate.Dr Berg has mentioned that carnivore is your elimination point if nothing else is working but he is not deeply extensive in carnivore diet.

@OliHandy2008

Жыл бұрын

Carnivore diet FTW. You should do sun gazing in the morning, your eyes will become 'stronger' so that the bright car lights at night don't dazzle you...

@AllThingsConsidered333

Жыл бұрын

Yeah carnivore diet 💪🏼 it has been improving my health slowly but surely. I do raw eggs most days too. Last 7 years I’ve been slowly eliminating plants from my diet bcs I realized I’ve been reacting to them. Then this year I found Nutrition with Judy channel and Dr Chaffee and now I don’t feel guilty for not eating my veggies or fruit lol. I’ve trimmed down and gained lean muscle. Looking good and slowly been feeling better (toxic mold & tick diseases + plant based diet destroyed my health)

@AllThingsConsidered333

Жыл бұрын

@@susanwaldron2055 check out Nutrition with Judy channel. Lots of interviews - many are carnivores like Judy is. Dr Chaffee has a channel, Dr Shawn Baker, Dr Ovadia, and others are interviewed. Jordan Peterson and his daughter Michalia (sp?) went carnivore - she had juvenile arthritis like my daughter does and going carnivore put her into remission and got her off meds. She was interviewed on Joe Rogan show

God bless you Dr Berg. I literally been having dry eye a long time and just ordered Nytridyn Fish Liver Vitamin a yesterday before this video. You have awesome content and good timing and you are blessed with this information and giving it to the masses.

I never thought medical information can be so interesting. He really explains it very well. Thank you sir

Another great, info packed video. Thank you so much! 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

I used to and still do occasionally excersise my eyes by focusing on something close and then far away for about 20 reps. Everyone in my family wears glasses but me.

Congratulations on the 9 Million subscribers! You deserve it 👏

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your support!

As always,heartfelt thanks,Dr.Berg.You kept me going during the pandemic and help me to maintain my health now.

Great video sir! Thank again! ✅ informative

In my 50’s and I dislike driving at night. It seems like there are 50,000 different types of headlights now that try and blind me. When it rains at night and all the glare of lights on the road I can’t even tell half the time where the lines are. Thank you for clarifying the bugs bunny carrot thing bc I sure couldn’t even eat 20lb of carrots. What’s up Doc?

@sadiai3144

Жыл бұрын

Same but had this problem in my 30s 😮

@journeylvr

Жыл бұрын

I’ve had difficulty night driving since Cataract Surgery. I’ve purchased the night driving tinted glasses at Walmart. For $12.00, the halogen headlights aren’t as blinding!!! I’ve never used the flip switch on my rear view mirror so much!!

@OliHandy2008

Жыл бұрын

You should try sun-gazing in the morning to improve your eyes resistance to bright lights / car lights at night. It has other benefits too!! It's free and easy to do, takes 5 mins.

@thetaekwondoe3887

Жыл бұрын

@@barkpeeler2000 I think LEDs are the problem.

@aidabarreto9299

Жыл бұрын

@@OliHandy2008 I was told not to look straight at the sun when sun gazing, can harm your eyes.

Thank you Dr Berg!! My wife was just suffering from this last night. God Bless!!

Thanks, as always great information. I usually take Cod Liver Oil capsules daily. When I was a child, my Mother gave us spoonfuls of it - no Capsules then! I liked the taste of it. Can't do Beef Liver. Just hate Liver!

Wow! Congrats on 9M ❤

Good morning. Congratulations on 9 million subscribers

I wish you were my doctor because you’re giving me the answers to everything that’s wrong with me and the doctors haven’t!

Good morning and congratulations 🎉

Congratulations for 9 million subscribers 🎉

Great video. I suggest exercising your eyes as well. Staring at the screen all day and not getting out to look at the trees will cause the muscles around your eye to atrophy. Getting out to look at things far away as well as simple exercises for your eyes are a great idea. Of course, nutrition is always key!!

@snowyowl6892

Жыл бұрын

👍

The picture you have for this video " caught my eye " .... it is what I use to see at night ..... I started to take your cod liver oil supplement , months ago and and when I drove at night and when it was raining , I could see so much better ! .... my eyes do not get as tired as they did before ... not sure it is the supplement but they are not as tired .

Just got glasses for the first time at age 34 the other day. I’m definitely trying this. Thank you!

Wow interesting 🤔l don't even drive in the dark anymore and especially when it rains

Sharing and caring for everyone ❤️Thank you so much for this information it's just what I need. 🌹🌹

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your lovely message. Have a nice day!

Yes if someone has a gallstones it means lack of biles w/c is needed for assimilation of Vits. A,D,E and K.

You're amazing Dr Berg. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 🙏

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! Glad to help!

Doctor Berg you are amazing.Every day I am watching your videos.Thank you so much for more information.

Evening Primrose Oil pills helped me with dry eyes after I tried every single eye drops out there and nothing worked. However, my night vision is getting worse so this was a good reminder to take vitamin A too. Thank you Dr. Berg!

@maryem8263

Жыл бұрын

I’ll try this! I have dry eyes in my left eye bad bad.

@Bambina336

Жыл бұрын

@@living2day617 I don't think so. I never even heared of it before. All he told me is that everything looks fine but I'm farsighted in one eye and shortsighted in another so he suggested glasses. However, another eye doctor gave me glasses years ago for that same thing and I was having bad headaches every time I'd use them. I don't wanna spend couple hundred of $$$ on glasses and than have the same thing happen, but I'm also worried that by not wearing them, I might be doing more damage.

@SRose-vp6ew

2 ай бұрын

I know your comments a bit older. But he’s pointing out to get the vitamins from food source, people can overdo it by taking straight up vitamins. Cod liver oil is a great source for the vitamin a and D that you need in balance.

You are amazing Dr Berg!!! Thanks for sharing.

Hi doc! Pls do a video on collagen supplements

I read an article when my three children were very young about the children of Alaska having excellent eyesight until they started them in kindergarten at five years of age instead of six years of age. The children began to have to wear glasses. Obviously too much close up eye strain at too young of an age! The article recommended for children to take a lot of breaks during the day, go outside and try to find a squirrel in the tree or a bird in the distance and specifically practice using their long distance vision. I did this with my three children while I homeschooled them and none of them to this day wear glasses. They are all grown adults in their 30s. 😊

@Psalm91-1

Жыл бұрын

@@rebeccacrelley9677 Yes recess is good, but obviously is not enough as can be seen with the Alaskan children. Too much time at a desk having to sit still while being indoctrinated 🙄

Congrats for 9 million subscribers

Thank you Dr Berg. Your videos are invaluable and you are the best teacher . I've never received such information from any doctor so far and I suspect it's because they probably stopped educating themselves after med school. I've been having periodic blurred vision or poor vision since the last few months . I've seen two ophthalmologists . They found nothing wrong on examination and I was prescribed drops for dry eyes. However, that has not really helped with focus beyond the feeling of relief from dryness. I am 57, not diabetic, and my TSH is normal. The ophthalmologist and my GP were unable to explain why I am having less than desirable vision. A Vitamin-A deficiency seems to be a plausible reason . I'll explore that angle. Thanks a ton. You're a blessing

congratulations for 9M subscribers.

Just yesterday I read a comment on one video of Dr. Berg, how we are having a serious health problem then after a day to a week we have all what we need in a video, how amazing is that! Thanks Dr.Berg

Doc thanks for caring enough to educate us on how to be better stewards of our bodies, you’re truly a blessing and priceless! Now maybe you can help me in the area of focus and overcoming distraction when i hear the words “rat milk” 😂 Make it a great day Doc ❤

Nice Dr Berg. Last night driving and seeing the Moon and Mars what a sight to see. Thanks!

Thank you for making these videos! Love from India 🙏🙏

I had night blindness. The Dr. Didn't relate it to nutrition deficiency but I was already reading in the 1970s author Adelle Davis. Bought cod liver oil , took a teaspoon of that every day for a while and the night blindness went away. I know that you can over do the oil based vitamin A . I drink carrot juice often nowadays.

@chachisuave3470

Жыл бұрын

Whats the vitamin a daily intake for ius? How high can one go safely?

@adenamoran4830

Жыл бұрын

I remember reading that vitamin A is fat soluble, not water. So you don't pee it out like excess B vitamins. It builds up in your fat stores. You can have too much. I would probably get my levels tested and go from there. I take Lutein for my eyes, it has helped dramatically with night blindness. Might do some cod liver oild every now and then now.

Thank you so much for this information.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Greatly appreciated. Dr. Berg's Support Team

Thank you Doc, very interesting, helpful video. Excellent.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Most welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for sharing this knowledge u r amazing

I tried looking in a distance for 3 weeks. It worked. One of my eyes improved as per ophthalmologist.

Hi Dr. Berg! Thank for the infos you’re sharing with us! I have a query, can I take omega 3 and cod liver oil together ?

Ahh yes, rat milk… The name alone floods my brain with warm memories of Christmas’ past. Mum would make the best Rat-nog and there was always a big plate of mouse butter cookies and a big warm glass of rat milk set out for Santa. Little Timmy would always drink it straight from the teet. We’d catch him in the root cellar mouthing the new years rats well before they were ready! He always asked for another drink before heading out into the night. Tis the season to drink rat’s milk! Happy Holidays to Dr. Berg, Karen and crew!

@snowyowl6892

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for the belly laugh !

@snowyowl6892

Жыл бұрын

ZULU ALPHA is my new fwend … 🤗 you should be writing books to make us laugh … (any 7’s in you DOB ? )

I am having a spoonful of cod liver oil every day. Since I started doing this, I rarely become sick. I am carefully though, since I could get vitamin A poisoning if taking too much of it. It's a known problem from cod liver oil and the recommended amount should not be overthrown.

@huynguyen7572

Жыл бұрын

what brand do you use ? it seems like too many of them out there

@y2ksw1

Жыл бұрын

@@huynguyen7572 I am using a no name brand for veterinary use for racing horses. Then it is guaranteed to be really fresh and carefully prepared, since horses are very picky. The price is about $20 per Liter. I have had it tested a long time ago and it was confirmed to be identical to the much more expensive (3-5 x) human use product. One bottle lasts for about 4 months. As a safety check, I give a bit to my cats before trying a new brand. They have a way better understanding of quality than I have. Dogs may do the job too, but they are more tolerant to rancidity.

Great video as always. I appreciate you!

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for those very kind words :) Dr. Berg's Support Team

You are such a wonderful person and doctor

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

We greatly appreciate your comment. Dr. Berg's Support Team

Would the gel capsules work as good as the liquid? Great video Dr. Berg

I’m so glad you post these videos they are so helpful for beginners that are learning health tips for a better lifestyle!!!🙏🙏 forever grateful for your time and knowledge!!

Probably all the eye movement helps plus the exercise. Great for you.

Excellent presentation 👏

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I love this man, it's almost as if he is a mind reader because all his content is what I need!!

Ever since my teenage years i developed this sensitivity to artificial lighting and have trouble looking at screens. I also have issues seeing in the evening inside with all the lightbulbs and leds. Only daylight soothes my eyes. I also developed astigmatism but my eyesight is almost perfect.

I remember your video quite a few years ago where you tlsaid to look at things in the distance to counteract this spasm. Ill have to start doing this! I take beef liver capsules daily.

Hey Dr Berg, thanks for your educative presentations. One question please, has Nyctalopia any relationship or commonalities with Photophobia (or light sensitivity)?

Congrats 🎉🍾🎈

thank you for another great video, how much vit a supplemnt would you suggest, love from the uk

Thank you Dr Berg!

Awsome info thank you. Dr Berg could you do one about lipomas? Pls pls can’t find much about it and how to get rid of those without surgery

Thank you and good morning!

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for following. Dr. Berg's Support Team

Thank you Dr.BERG

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

You're most welcome

Congratulations on getting 9 million subscribers

Hello,I love your videos I don’t have big health issues but it’s good to change lifestyle to avoid health issues in later age and also ordered lots of vitamins.I wanted to ask make videos for small children that already have lots of health issues like diabetes and cancer and they can’t do keto and fasting

RAT milk??? 😐 who milks them?

Must be cool to feel all the love we have and send you; for all the great job that you're doing for people. Real Doctor :)

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much. Appreciate you all!

Thank you thank you no eye doctor told me when we talked about it

Dr. Berg you're amazing I have such a night vision issue 💯 Thank you as always

@geethamala2285

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely Dr Berg is amazing especially to all of us in our company in South Africa ww have become his die-hard fan every video of his gives us knowledge that we never knew daily ...we can see our bodies are taking better shape and form ww really do appreciate Dr Berg 🙏

@babygirl3615

Жыл бұрын

@@geethamala2285 That's amazing I'm happy for you all 🙏🏽💜 Most of his information alot of us in America and all over the world didnt know this information

Thank you for this INFORMATIVE INFORMATION!!! I APPRECIATE YOUR TIME SPENT SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE WITH ALL OF US!!! DEC 8 2022 THU @ 6:00AM CST

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Hey doc do a video on ip6. Maybe broccoli sprout supplementation?

I’ve had night blindness most of my life until giving up oxalates. I didn’t realise that oxalates could cause it. It was a huge shock when I could see at night so clearly.

@di4085

5 ай бұрын

Oxalates such as what?

@sharlesb7735

5 ай бұрын

@@di4085 Sally k Norton’s website has a list of foods, and she explains things well. I thought I was eating healthy for years with greens, nuts, buckwheat, almond flour, fruit etc etc and many are high in oxalates.

@CancerPoopAndInspiration

2 ай бұрын

@@di4085Certain foods like kale, spinach and other green leafy veggies, some nuts & grains. They can also cause kidney stones

Im a bit cofused, how about the Beef Liver? Eat it raw? That is realy chlenge. I love thesese realy well packed and maximaly compeherensible videos! Thanks for them!

I really like when you talk of precursor bioavailability. Could you also make a habit of mentioning half life and stacking/reserve? Like if you are carrots every day without fail surely you wouldn't need 20lbs every day for the effects to remain present? And based on pill intake, how long do stuff remain in your body for instance i know with magnesium of you take more than your body can absorb you pee/poop the extra. And when it comes to 5htp there is a maximum speed of conversation into serotonin so there's no point taking more than needed either. Would love these details in your videos about all nutrients and minerals :3

Dr. Burke can you please do a video on visual snow syndrome

Thanks for the information

@Drberg

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

My ophthalmologist talked about grade school children are coming in with annual changes of 1 diopter or more. Doctors are now trying to come up with preemptive treatments, a few are close to approval. They know very well phones are damaging kids eyes.

I can see well in the dark but driving at night is difficult especially with other headlights coming towards.

I hope, please doctor, that you upload a video about restoring the balance of flora to sensitive facial skin after using alcohol for the face

I wish I had a source for raw dairy. I can make my own butter, cheese (paneer/farmers/ricotta) yogurt etc.

Wow, this is exactly my case. I already wear glasses but when it is night or even very cloudy day, I noticed that when I walk around or look outside the window, I cannot read cars registration plate numbers ,because they get so blurry.

In 2005 I stopped wearing my eyeglasses and 13 years later I passed my driver's license eye exam without requiring that I wear them while driving. Toss 'em!

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How ? How?

I 100% have had this and what I did was I'd practice focusing on a close object in the foreground then background and repeat, then after a few days, would practice focusing on a further object, then a further object. I never thought it could be because of a lack of vitamin a but everything lines up, I figured it was because I was looking at screens to much and the muscles in my eyes where weakening.

Woah. Yes I totally have night blindness. Specifically, at dusk. Very difficult to drive at dusk

Dr Berg Thank you for providing useful information to help us maintain or improve our health! I look forward to watching your videos.I recommend them to family and friends! 🧡🧡