My mother is 90 and looks 20 years younger. She lives alone and does everything by herself. She never did any formal exercise but walks everywhere and carries heavy groceries home. ( Doesn’t drive). She ate healthy and never any fast food or junk food. She’s about 4’10 and weighs about 100 lbs. She eats 3 healthy meals a day and no snacks.

@victoriarobinson3392

5 күн бұрын

Wow! You are blessed to have your Mom as an example! Thank you for sharing!🥰

@saraf9081

5 күн бұрын

Wish my mom was still around. She died young 😢

1. Short exercise 2. Sleep 2. Not to exercise long times 4. Focus omega 3 5. DEGA supplements 6. Massage 7. Low carb IF 8. Magnesium , Collin potassium 9. Aswaganta 19. Herbs Summary Triggers parasympathetic nervous system Great video

@guadalupecol2042

7 ай бұрын

Excelente video!! Cuando uno tiene este tipo de información, REARFIRMA porque es imprescindible seguir con los cambios de alimentación a una dieta baja en carbohidratos y ayuno intermitente 💪💪💪

@siobhancleary3018

7 ай бұрын

Thank you

@eileenurquhart4744

7 ай бұрын

What are DEGA supplements?

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much for your kind message. Appreciate it.

@Tynap7

7 ай бұрын

@@eileenurquhart4744not DEGA but DHEA supplements, which is a hormonal supplement that may improve bone density, decrease body fat, & enhance sexual function.

I’m 53 and weighed 185 lbs, all of it around my abdomen. I was having hot flashes, night sweats, dizziness, mood swings, sleep issues, irritability, and bouts with anxiety. Last May I was fed up with those symptoms and decided to try keto and intermittent fasting. It has certainly been a journey with a lot of course corrections, but I am now 150 lbs and feel so good! I have eliminated all the symptoms and am determined this is the lifestyle for me. I’m in maintenance for a bit right now, but am now starting to add exercise to get stronger. The main thing is not the weight loss for me … I never want to feel the way I did before.

@madelinekimbro2440

7 ай бұрын

Congratulations!!! It is so nice to hear about success...it gives me inspiration 😊

@allfunnydogsstories2129

7 ай бұрын

I‘m turning 54 today. Happy birthday to me 🎉. I’m back on the wagon after I had the Norovirus for a week. Yup it straightened me out real quick. 0 carbs. Healthy eats. I hope I can hold on until Thanksgiving. I hope you can keep it up, too. 😊

@olgamaria6090

7 ай бұрын

Parabéns!! Sucesso!! 🙏

@JCX-9

7 ай бұрын

Wow 30 pounds off must feel so good.

@RockyDTV1992

7 ай бұрын

​@@allfunnydogsstories2129Happy Birthday. 🎉

I gained 25 lbs , my anxiety was out of control!! I stopped sugar and carbs., all junk food, increased my veggies, healthy fats and protein along with intermittent fasting. The results were miraculous. I have maintained this lifestyle for tens years now.

@marthad5697

7 ай бұрын

Same here, but gained more like 40 lbs, lost 50 lbs, kept off 5 years now.😊

@samsamthecat492

7 ай бұрын

Can you both give sample meal ideas please? I don't like eggs so that makes it harder for breakfast for protein

@kellycurran4608

7 ай бұрын

@@marthad5697 Wow congrats 👏 I'm happy for you. I was the most miserable person, so happy to get good advice from Dr Berg. Keep up the good work.

@marthad5697

7 ай бұрын

@@samsamthecat492 During the day, I like to eat the same thing every day, then eat a healthy low carb dinner. This allows me to have a general idea of my caloric intake every day. When I was loosing weight 5 years ago I didn’t know about Intermittent Fasting. Ate breakfast at 10:30, 2 eggs and half whole wheat English muffin with little butter; at around 3pm had a yogurt and green apple. For dinner have some sort of meat, 2 vegetables and a salad. My husband is Italian so we do have a whole wheat pasta dish about once a week. During Covid got a pasta maker, make my own pasta now. Now I do intermittent Fasting, varying the time from 16 to 22 hours. Since my first meal is now in the afternoon, I don’t feel like eating fried eggs, so I have a couple hard boiled instead, then some cottage cheese and indulge with a small measured amount of popcorn, then normal dinner. I also exercise every day, currently do an hour on an elliptical occasionally swapping with walking , also do weights 3 times a week for bone health.

@spencerbrown6214

7 ай бұрын

@@samsamthecat492 Same here, I can’t do eggs, so I’m always looking for other low-carb protein breakfast ideas.

I'm 60, have struggled with weight my whole life. Did have years here and there where I was thin and body building. Loved it. How is it that I've turned into this dumpy lump of a person just in a few short years?!?!?! I literally eat and eat and eat. So weird. I'm fat. Like not even ok. I'm tired. Have little desire to do ANYTHING. So annoying. I'm a wealthy professional and have a lot to live for. I used to eat sensibly, intermittent fast, no food from 4pm-10am. Now? I feel like I'm being controlled by food demons. I know we care very much about one another in these commentary sections bc we share the same plight. All of you good people out here send me prayers and powerful mind positivity to get me going. Thank you. Love to all ....

@sonyawilson6611

10 күн бұрын

I will pray for you I understand

@Judahthanksgiving

9 күн бұрын

Praying for you, been there, I totally understand 🙏 ❤️

@deniseconner7625

7 күн бұрын

Im pre-menapasal. Not sure how to incorporate the vitamins, and herbs? I have most of all those symptoms already. I agree with intermittent, and low carb. It did work very well for me. Now this new thing as you stated above is happening. Smh.

@kerrigarrison232

5 күн бұрын

See a doctor. They can help.

@MyaBibra

2 күн бұрын

Don't be too hard on yourself. Sometimes life gets in the way and stress/trauma can make us over eat and not want to work out. Start really small and build yourself back, it can even be.... try not to eat after 8pm or make sure you get your 7-8 hours sleep. In time when you have a little more energy perhaps it may get you to walk at least 10 minutes outside a day. Baby steps. I will pray for you. All the best :)

This is amazing. So when I sprinted, then walked until I completely caught my breath and the sprinted again, I lost the most weight. I didn’t even understand what I was doing. But it worked.

@setapartaay925

3 ай бұрын

I’ll be doing this for 2 miles. I just started running up to 5 miles and I did lose weight….but it stopped. My trainer told me to increase the intensity of running. So I decided to do sprint drills for 2 miles. Thanks for posting this comment!!

@josephineclark3239

2 ай бұрын

HIIT 🙂

@FoodiesFoodLife

Ай бұрын

If you are past menopause… high intensity for short periods of time only! When you are older cortisol will Jack you up if you do cardio for more than 10 minutes. Cortisol (from stress) causes the insulin response and insulin stores fat. Most people don’t understand that fat loss happens with metabolic hormone control… not with long exercises.

@teenagecaveman881

23 күн бұрын

Truly “intermittent fasting” 😊

I'm almost 67. In May of this year I weightv165. I'm 5ft 7 in. I hated it. Felt heavy,had to buy a larger size. Decided that's enough. I fasted,no breakfast,no sugar,bread. In a month ,no lie I lost 20 lbs. I'm now 143. That's as far as I go. I'm active with my house outside and inside but I really think it's the sugar and processed foods. Hope everyone just has the determination. It feels great!

@Huddie400

2 ай бұрын

Very inspiring. I will be 67 in 4 days. 5’4” and 173 and FED UP with myself! clothes, bras, nothing fits anymore! At 145 pounds. I have a very cute figure! I have done this kind of eating before, and felt great! That was and I didn’t think it would work again after menopause. But I haven’t exactly tried very hard either. Time to do it again, and make it work.

@sgfrmindia

19 күн бұрын

Yes,ma'am you are 💯

@Judahthanksgiving

9 күн бұрын

And grains. No grain no pain aka Dr. Osborne.

My ENTIRE life my periods were SO PAINFUL. At 57 all of a sudden IT STOPPED. No hot flashes, no mood swings, NO NOTHING. FANTASTIC! I deserve it. I DO need these tips about the belly fat though 😊

@nayd.7979

7 ай бұрын

My Grandmother did the same thing😠(happy anger😅) and didn't have any symptoms, still had a cute figure and she transitioned at 104.5 years. She had a great life and I'm hopi g the same for you. Thank you so much for sharing❤

@cheryl5994

7 ай бұрын

​@@nayd.7979 A 104! WOW, THAT'S INCREDIBLE. SHE MUST'VE REALLY LOOKED AFTER HERSELF.

@classylady828

7 ай бұрын

Same with me - menopause was a blessing. No PMS, etc.

@kymberlybade1480

7 ай бұрын

Same here but I got a lot of belly fat and bloating

@saraswatkin9226

7 ай бұрын

​@@nayd.7979"transitioned" ?

I went through an early menopause (aged 44) that coincided with being treated with steroids for Crohns, and developing arthritis. We didnt have this type of quality of information available. Fast forward 25 years and Im so glad we have it now, and hope that many women are able to take charge of their lives.

@cheesecakefan4880

7 ай бұрын

I lost all my estrogen in my 30s Major Crash Tested and was Zero estrogen Its been very hard Im very thin

@lat1419

7 ай бұрын

@@cheesecakefan4880 I too was very thin until menopause. Then (and now) I have post menopausal waist.

@cheesecakefan4880

7 ай бұрын

@@lat1419 I am essentially post menopausal and still very thin Maybe its thyroid

@lat1419

7 ай бұрын

@@cheesecakefan4880 give it time. Eat all your calories and as much fat possible, and you should get to your ideal weight. Or maybe it is thyroid?

@cheesecakefan4880

7 ай бұрын

@@lat1419 everytime I have it checked they claim its in normal range But Im not convinced

Dr Berg, I'm 53 and have my 32 year old body back, thanks to you!

Wow those symptoms .. anxiety, nervousness, low tolerance to stress, hard to stay sleep ... all me right now!! Also explains why I don't lose weight despite working 12 hr nursing shifts where I get exhausted. Thank you!

@gabbypage6929

7 ай бұрын

Yes nursing just becomes more exhausting after menopause.

@LindaCapra

7 ай бұрын

Me too with those symptoms. I couldn’t understand why I don’t handle stress like I use to and have an anxiety response that is so much stronger. This then makes it harder to tolerate pain. I even believe that my autoimmune disorder started as a result of this happening.

@KariIsSoVery

7 ай бұрын

Same..

@suzh4187

6 ай бұрын

Yup…frustrating 🤬

@AveriesMiranda

5 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, literally every single one of those apply to me

OMG! I have been in perimenapause for 5 years and finally hit menapause last year. I gained a full size around my midsection. I have been working out like a crazy person! That always kept me slim. Not anymore. I've even gained more weight! This video makes sense and I dont understand why more doctors dont tell you the truth! They want to push HRT. I started estradiol 2 months ago and Im sleeping better but the weight is not coming off. I've wanted to pull my hair out and never felt so awful and less sexy in my life. Im going to put all of these steps into action and see if the inches fall off around my waist. I just want my body back! Aging for women is a cruel joke! I hope this video is life changing! 🙏

@Vulture-88

18 күн бұрын

I feel you. Hit me like a freight train. So awful. And I've gained 40lbs. I don't need 40 extra pounds!!!!

This is pure gold and it explains so much. I was running up to 5k 4-5 times a week this summer. I was so exhausted, my legs felt heavy and weak, my weight would come down slightly and then go up. I sprained my ankle and told myself there must be a good reason why, well here it is. Thanks so much Dr. Berg!

@CarefulHowYouStep

7 ай бұрын

dont underestimate the power of walking and eating healthy daily :)

@alanabowker1363

7 ай бұрын

@@CarefulHowYouStep I did keto when I was younger and lost 30 pounds in a few months. Now I'm over 50 and I did keto for 4 years and only lost 10 pounds, that came back in a week after I stopped. Now I'm fasting, tomorrow is day 4 of a water fast.

@jhakku1401

7 ай бұрын

​@@alanabowker1363Kindly share your experiences

@CarefulHowYouStep

7 ай бұрын

nice job! im younger so im not certain if this will work as well, but ive been fasting while taking greens powders, so im in a fasted state but also getting nutrition. ive been shedding weight quickly. it all starts with basic nutrition and exercise and then when we find our sweet spot we can really hit our stride@@alanabowker1363

@siobhancleary3018

7 ай бұрын

@@alanabowker1363wow

Good to know why the belly fat is so difficult to lose. Even when I maintain an ideal weight I still have that annoying belly. I'm 62 and breezed through menopause.

I'm 62 now and im so blessed that i don't have menopause or weight problems. I eat clean, carbs maybe 2x a week. No alcohol, sweets, walk, lift small dumbbells for tone and strength my waist is 29-31, weight at 136. 5'8. In my late 20s- 30s i was at 216 pounds. Feel and look way better now.

@kmanil8689

2 ай бұрын

It means still you have periods? Please let me know.

@polytheneprentiss1534

2 ай бұрын

You’re 62 and you still haven’t hit menopause?!

@kmanil8689

Ай бұрын

@@polytheneprentiss1534 i also asked same question but not got the answer. I am 53+ still i didn't get menopause. I am bit scared. But my mother told she got her menopause at 55.

@TheMemoryPolice

21 күн бұрын

you still have your periods?

@thankthelord4536

21 күн бұрын

@@kmanil8689 I haven't had a period since age 51

I lost 130 lbs from late 2020 to late 2022. Simply, Keto…Sometimes Carnivore…..light exercise. I take some supplements and have added calcium rich food, mostly dairy as I don’t digest leafy green vegetables. I have gone from a 54 inch waist to a 30ish inch waist. I have a lot of skin, but hopefully overtime, my intermittent fasting will deal with that. I’m 63.

@404now

7 ай бұрын

Great job! I both, envy you, and am happy for you! That's awesome. It feels super when things work out right.

@teeski693

7 ай бұрын

Wow! Nice work!

Some good information. I wish I had known this when I started Menopause. I had Adrenal Exhaustion because life was full and busy. Had to learn to totally relax with meditation. I am past it now, but Menopause information is needed. Thank you Dr Berg👍🏽

I’m in menopause, 7years in, and on HRT. Evorel Conti 100mg. Started on 50mg, then 75mg, now 100mg. I find low carb eating and doing HIIT (high intensity interval training 1min on, 1min off, or 2min on, 2min off etc for a 20min workout ) and weight bearing exercise is beneficial more than cardio. You get a bit of cardio from weight training anyway. Also do stretching Yoga and Pilates moves too, and I dance to disco music on my rebounder! Eating protein and healthy fats and concentrating on toning muscle as muscle is metabolic, is beneficial as it burns calories. I was never overweight in my life until menopause.

@MountainwithaView

7 ай бұрын

My menopause started at 51.5 was completely done with symptoms in less than 6 months, why, Anna's wild yam cream...I used for 9 months...completely done with everything by 53.. buy online it will change your life

I'm 55, weighed 98kilogramms , diabetic, menopause and struggling to loose weight. Went on keto diet and IF about a year ago and since then have lost about 20 kilos feel energetic and yes I reduced my diabetic treatment to more than half the dose I used to take initially. Thank you millions Dr Berg for your videos and advices because right now, I do have issues with sleep. Please keep up the great job you're doing.

@MichaylaLovesJesus83

7 ай бұрын

What's 98 kilograms in pounds? And was the 20 kilos you lost 20 kilos off your weight? If so, what's 20 kilos in pounds? I'm used to going by pounds, not kilograms. Congrats on your weight loss success.🥰

@snowwhite2709

7 ай бұрын

​@@MichaylaLovesJesus83a kilo is 2.2 pounds,.

@sxwrtr918

7 ай бұрын

@@MichaylaLovesJesus83 Twenty kilos is a tad over 44 lbs.

@seemasikdar4168

7 ай бұрын

A kilo is about 2.2 pounds. So 20 kilos is around 44 pounds. Thank you so much for your advices and responses. My glycemic level came down and I reduced my treatment upto half the dose. I feel great and l wear European size 44 while I used to wear 50! and that too....😮. Nobody gives me my age even. Million thanks Dr Berg.❤

@MichaylaLovesJesus83

7 ай бұрын

@@snowwhite2709 Thank you 😊

Speaking as a real woman who is over 55, there are several ways you can lose weight, from head to toes. My experience. Eat enough to fuel your body. So that may differ because we are all unique. Walk every day. Stop adding tons of sugar to your coffee/teas. I stopped adding sugar to my coffee, years ago. Stop eating at night. Drink less alcohol. Don't be a couch potato. Stop watching so much tv. Be more active!!! Do lower pelvic exercises ON THE FLOOR! The floor is my best friend. I no longer have high blood pressure as a by-product of the changes i have made. STOP eating junk food! Just STOP! NO SODA! INSTEAD MAKE ginger root tea with lemon, tumeric and REAL LOCAL honey. AND LISTEN TO DR. BERG❤❤❤❤❤

@mgtowlevel5293

7 ай бұрын

Smart woman 😎

@mitsuomits9077

7 ай бұрын

Now that you mention local honey, I found the most beautiful testing honey ever, lol... I'm not selling anything. It's just that it's always difficult to find really good testing pure natural honey. I use it on my teas. And sometimes in my frut salads just to soften the test if it's to souer (not to make it sweet).

@flamingpieherman9822

7 ай бұрын

​@@mitsuomits9077and just a side note, they've actually found that honey is actually a good thing for diabetics. Just read that the other day. You wouldn't think so but evidently it is

@jeulihonodel7626

7 ай бұрын

blah blah bla blah

@franglais-riders

7 ай бұрын

Yoga really helps after a certain age.

I'm 43, can feel changes happening, I'm always active and my work is house cleaning, and gardennig, and my body says 'rest', but my kid and 12 animals need me alot!! So I've learnt to tell them (you can wait)😂😂❤😊😅

This channel has been so helpful for me after surgical menopause. It has been a rough couple of years physically and mentally with little support. I've gained 35kg just this year alone and have struggled with depression and anxiety intensly. It's been a huge learning curve and there is no where near enough help and support. So I thank you for your content, it's really helped me take charge of my health.

@JW-yt7lr

Ай бұрын

Same here ! I had a historectom years ago ., and within days felt I'd lost myself . Put on so much weight . In the past, losing weight had been easy for me but not any longer . There's a continual creep up the scales . Also, an immediate loss of strength and stamina. That was so horrible as I had a job and family , house and garden to manage . I'm going to look into adrenal support now . Hope you're feeling more in control after watching Dr. Berg ? I know I am

@Jindarella_

Ай бұрын

@JW-yt7lr Me too! It used to be so easy to lose weight, and now weight loss is non-existent. I just had a bout of gastro and not even that shifted the scales. There is nowhere near enough support post hysterectomy. I feel doctors put us all under one big menopause umbrella, and that's just not how it is in real life, especially those with endo and adhesion pain. We're all different. But anyway, I've watched so many Dr Berg videos, he explains everything so well.

I'm floored!! I'm a gym rat and love working out but my lower gut is the last place to finally shrink down. I'm 2 years past my menopause days which were full of hot flashes and drenching in sweat. I'm on cardio for 45 minutes between several machines and never once rest. I kept my heart rate up and constant for 45 minutes. Just got home from the gym and saw your video. THANK YOU and once again you described me to a tee!!! I'm going to rest more solid and more frequently between my machines and reps. My mind is blown away right now!! Anything to help my adrenals 💖🥰🏋‍♀️🥩🥓🍳

At 72, and long past menopause I weigh 112lbs. at 5’2”. No health problems or prescription meds. Take vitamins and supplements . Once a year visit to doctor. Eat clean and two meals daily. No alcohol. Strength and cardio classes 6 days weekly. Very fit, very strong. All bodily systems work great, including sexual functioning. Heart age is 39 after cardiac scan to check for any arterial plaque buildup. Zero plaque. Want to live long? Takes discipline and daily attention. I have bragging rights because I am in a very small minority of women my age who are in the physical condition and health status that I enjoy.

@harminderkaur8519

7 ай бұрын

Wow ❤ admire you 😊

@livingintheforest3963

7 ай бұрын

A lot of people do this and it doesn’t work for everybody everyone’s health and DNA is different. I used to talk like that in my 50s until I hit 61 and got my first biopsy etc. that is just luck but I am fortunate to look like I’m in my 30s so go figure.

@shellyn2377

7 ай бұрын

Quit bragging old lady!

@MiaTheodoratus

7 ай бұрын

A lot of that is from genetics and past life experiences…..some of us worked in hard labor situations and our bodies were hurt.

@catitude4

7 ай бұрын

It takes a lifestyle change like this to work. Many don't want to do this and look for an easy fix like the new pharma drug which just makes them sick.

This is valuable particularly for women like me who have worked out for years. In the last 6 months I’ve gained 15 lbs all from stress. I worked out like a beast and for years my body looked great. Out of nowhere the weight gain started. Took a month off and weight kept coming…I decided to switch up my workouts. note: I am a powerlifter. I now go no higher than 20lbs on free weights and 45 lbs on the machine. I do 10 mins of brisk cardio per workout at 4 times a week. I always did intermittent fasting so that wasn’t a problem. I have lost 4 lbs in the last week. I shortened my workout to no more than 45 mins. I do some sort of ab exercise in my workout. My stomach and waist have come down. I am not heavy or fat, I’m very muscular but that 15lbs was a huge red flag. I also realize that it doesn’t take much to tone up. You don’t need heavy weights. Low weight high reps work perfectly. My one takeaway was to rest more between sets which I rarely do. We have been taught to keep that heart rate up which is still true but it’s the length of time that makes the difference. Thank you so much Dr. Berg!

@nataliaprieto6723

5 ай бұрын

Try fasting

@VCD512

5 ай бұрын

@@nataliaprieto6723 I’ve been doing it for the past 2 weeks and so far so good. Takes awhile to shock the body but it’s working.

I can by experience, tell you that this advice is so accurate. I was diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer and given 8 weeks to live, I actually beat it and I wont go into the details of that, but in the aftermath my body was just so broken. I was a runner and weightlifter prior to this so I knew it was all about the load that my central nervous system could handle each day. So I started with a 5 min walk and had 2 days recovery (thats how bad it was). Over 4 years I built up to being able to train in zone 2/3 for 2 hours (I love trail running) 3 days a week. I also, via some intermittent fasting and zone 2 training adapted my body to metabolise fat during these low heart rate zone workouts (very handy! lol) I can also weight train again, and I am building this up slowly, and once I hit the target for that specific workout, the workout is over. I figure, my CNS got the trigger for the adaption, so I go right into recovery mode. As part of the medical side of things I has a full hystorectomy and overnight the shock of having no ovaries (on top of everything else) really hit my system. However by doing little bits of training and then recovering properly made me feel so much better. I think that prioritising peace, good eating habits and prioritizing recovery in order for the adaptions to take place is a great investment in our health. It took 4 years to get to this point via consistent work and consistent rest, and I have learnt this: Slower is Faster. In terms of fat loss, this is a stress on the human body, so be gentle. Dont look at all the lies on social media of people saying "I lost 2 kg per week blah blah blah". Its not sustainable, messes with metabolism, increases cortisol etc. Walking and making a nutrition plan and throwing in some more challenging workouts here and there in a sustainable way is a much healthier long term strategy. If you have to start with a 5 min walk like i did, there is nothing wrong with that. It only gets better!

@barbaraweatherman5340

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for posting your story, you are awesome and inspiring, and I'm so glad you are healed and healthy now! Hugs!

@lawanyaarvind2810

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing this here

@simonaca468

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!! What’s your nutrition plan, pls??

@rebelsal

5 ай бұрын

@@simonaca468 Hi! I am for around 70-100 grams of protein per day. The foods I eat are from the following: Nuts, beans,legumes, seeds, a lot of veggies - esp the green ones like spinach, broccoli, kale etc.I use potato and sweet potato lots. I really like fruit especially berries and watermelon. I use olive oil and coconut oil in cooking/baking. I dont have any processed foods. Im actually plant based so I supplement with Vit12, Calcium, Iron and Iodine. To meet the protein needs I have tofu/Tempeh and I have a protein powder in shakes with berries and banana. I really love kimchi! I think that prioritising protein and then having lots of vegetables etc is a great general direction to go in. I do have to plan ahead but I like cooking so its fun. For snacks I like oat bars- they r really simple to bake. I made a soup yesterday that has: sweet potato, brocolli, green peas, chic peas leek and garlic. So yum! For fat loss I eat the same things but make a calorie deficit. But not a large one. Just a gentle 300-400 one. I think if i do more than that I feel stressed. So, slower is faster. When its a weight lifting day or big running day I try to get the 100g protein and add in more fats like walnuts or peanut butter. But Thursday is Apple Pie day! The farm I get all the veggies from has a cafe and make this epic apple pie and a great latte. So I smash that happily! YumYum Yum!

@catinawilliams4645

3 ай бұрын

I’m so glad YOU WON 🙌🏽🥳 Thanks for sharing your experience

Finally, it makes real sense - how all these work and what we should do, Thank you, Dr. Berg. Your videos have always been insightful and resourceful. 🙇🏻‍♀️

Thank you for this information. I went into early menopause due to partial hysterectomy in my 30s and it’s been an incredibly difficult journey with nothing moving the weight. I’ll try this.

Thank you Dr Berg . I think this is one of the most informative video for menopause that I have had the opportunity of learning. I have not found this information anywhere else.A massive thanks for this 🙏🏽

@metavikset8315

7 ай бұрын

Very good and important video! I've gained weight just because of work stress. And I've also noticed that fat from the stomach comes off when I get enough sleep. This cleared things up for me and I now understand the importance of the parasympathetic nervous system in weight loss.

@Cekatu

7 ай бұрын

Same with me. The human body is so fascinating.

This is a woefully unaddressed health issue. it's hard to imagine this huge change having little effect.. Personslly I suffered a great deal throughout menopause with a myriad of life effecting symptoms . Thank you very much Dr. Berg for adressing this health issue and this important information. .

Thank you for the upload, I needed this info, I watch so many experts but you are the one that not only gives clear succinct info, but also good clear rationale that makes the advice actionable for me. And you're right your content no longer shows up as itt used to.

It's encouraging to find out that there are solutions to those frustrating menopausal symptoms. Thank you Dr Berg for providing these tips.

This is a very important video. Thank you Dr Brtg and stuff. Mostly appreciated

Dr Berg Thank you for this information much appreciated for us women going through menopause. Can you do more videos on menopause and weight loss please. Also would love to hear your thoughts on the brain fog topic in menopause. Donna from Australia

Thank you! I was retrenched last September and my stress levels are stratospheric. I have not changed my low carbohydrate way of eating but everything else has changed! Thank you, this makes sense

Thanks Doc! I’ve felt largely left out of your discussions as the info sounded dismal “if you go into meno less than great health it’s nearly impossible to catch up…” so this feels more solution based and like there’s hope. Please keep the info coming for us- doctors don’t give us much info at our check ups and honestly don’t seem to know much about the complexity of this delicate time in our lives 😕🙏

@etprevails6839

2 ай бұрын

Agree

I have sat through many long hours of videos from fitness experts and naturopaths talking about perimenopause. I have never understood it more clearly than in this 10mins video. Thx Dr Berg

@etprevails6839

2 ай бұрын

Dr. Berg is the best!

I lost all my body fat after menopause, i got on my exercise bike and cycled for a hour each day while watching my favorite soap opera, no dieting just stuck to my daily routine and never missed a day.

@littlebanshee

6 ай бұрын

That’s great! What bike did you get?

@marge3477

3 ай бұрын

That's great what soap opera do you watch?

@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts

3 ай бұрын

@@marge3477 I'm from the UK its called Eastenders, now its any KZread video 😊

@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts

3 ай бұрын

@@littlebanshee Hi sorry I missed your comment, my bike is called Challenge it must be at least 15years old now still works well.

@blueseptember2174

3 ай бұрын

​That show used to play in the US at like 11pm. Sometimes as a kid I would stay up an watch it 😅​@@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts

What a fantastic video!! So informative, helpful and a true guide to stay healthy. You are a STAR Dr.Berg!!!!!❤

I started doing intermittent fasting and I feel better! I started doing HIIT exercises three times a week for 30-45 minutes and I’m starting to see a difference. High protein, low carb with intermittent a window of 8 hours eating is what is working. I had to stay taking melatonin because I have poor sleep hygiene.

I’ve been struggling and this video hit the nail on the head….thank you!

@Drberg

3 ай бұрын

Most welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

Thank you so much for this video. I’m very exercise intolerant right now. So I’m encouraged to start an exercise routine and focus on the rest phase. I’ve been under tremendous stress over the last 3 years so I think I’m stuck in the fight or flight mode

Excellent info and true !! Many don’t understand this…. Thank you 🙏🏾

Wow! This explains so much! Thank you! I accidentally stumbled across this video after finding your channel on the lookout for information about a Keto lifestyle. You've got yourself a new subscriber (actually already since I found your channel yesterday and watched quite a few of your videos for which I'm very grateful!!).

You are right, I do not see you in the feed as much. Now I just go to your page.. You are amazing and I refer everyone I know to you for information.

I went carnivore the year before I went through menopause and I have to say it was so easy. Also no abdominal fat. All the women in my family have struggled for years when they went through menopause.

@healthycarnivore

7 ай бұрын

@Helenegardener never too late

@zenabraithwaite1934

7 ай бұрын

@eattoyourhealthwithcarnivore. You hunt, kill and eat raw meat exclusively? !

@healthycarnivore

7 ай бұрын

@@zenabraithwaite1934 I hunt and eat 75% of that and 25% I buy beef from a local farmer and occasionally from a local market. I process my deer. I eat my meat blue rare never raw. After 4 yrs I have not had a draw to eat any of it raw. Some do.

@zenabraithwaite1934

7 ай бұрын

@@healthycarnivore however humans do not have the teeth or constitution to be carnivore. We are frugivores. If it works for you ( who knows long term- likely bowel cancer), you do you.

@healthycarnivore

7 ай бұрын

@@zenabraithwaite1934 we have developed the ability to eat plants over thousands of years to survive. I choose to thrive. I doubt my Indian ancestors followed broccoli around the country to thrive on. I agree with you, you do you.

thanks dr berg your my go information on any health issues I have. ❤

I was just worrying about this today and thinking about what I can do to help with my belly fat and fatigue. I’d started drinking lemon balm tea and it seemed to help. Thank you, Dr Berg, for giving me such a clear answer!

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Glad to help!

@YOU-niter

7 ай бұрын

@@Drberg Our go to Dr natural health advisor🫶

@minkymandy6065

7 ай бұрын

Also, engaging in creative hobbies .. sewing, painting etc .. actively engages the parasympathetic system, counteracting the sympathetic system.

@beth6795

7 ай бұрын

​@@minkymandy6065also, doing Jigsaw puzzles. Always a parasympathetic pleaser😊😊😊

@thirstonhowellthebird

7 ай бұрын

I’ve been getting on the treadmill and walking on a 7 incline at 2.1 mph slow but steady for 5 minutes then rest 15 and repeat until I hit 30 minutes total walk time and it’s really helped my stomach fat and my sleep.

🙏❤ fantastic topic.Thank you so much Doctor Berg.Your advice is always owesome

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Wow! Thank you so much for that.

I am on premenopausal stage and this could be really helpful .thank you Dr Berg❤

@MichaylaLovesJesus83

7 ай бұрын

What does that mean to be on premenopausal stage?

@nam-sel4149

7 ай бұрын

@Helenegardener Thank you bottom of my heart dear. May God bless you for your kindness.

@MichaylaLovesJesus83

7 ай бұрын

@Helenegardener Thank you for your info. It's very helpful. 😊

What am amazing video! Thank you so much for taking the time🙏

You are such a blessing for so many people! Thank you for sharing the truth of how things can and should be, talk about empowerment!

This makes so much sense. I've had a lot of smotache issue throughout my life. Finding out that my parasympathetic system was so off due to past traumas. Now going into menopause I've gained weight and started intermittent fasting and slower work outs. Meditation after workouts because it felt good. But long behold there is a reason why!!❤❤❤❤

This was a very good video for me as I've struggled with a lot of adrenal fatigue many times especially after starting an exercise routine and pushing myself. Never understood why my body was overwhelmed and fatigued and my belly fat was still there even after pushing myself. Thank you for posting this very informative video. I definitely took notes on this one.

I have always been on the low end of the weight spectrum, so I may not be qualified to comment, BUT- you will absolutely lose weight if you move into a keto carnivore way of eating. It will take a year or more to get your body ready to digest the meat but it is worth it. Better skin, better health, better energy all around.

@angieponders3844

7 ай бұрын

You sleep better, don't you?

@HarrisonCountyStudio

7 ай бұрын

I’ve been keto for 8 months I sleep much better now. My joints no longer ache after a hard day of work I believe I can think quicker, clearer, and don’t struggle to find words or remember where I left the keys (like most do occasionally). My seasonal allergies have vanished! My blood pressure went from 165/95 down to 117/75 I could go on and on… I’m 52, and feel like I’m in my twenties once again.

@CarnivoreHeals2

7 ай бұрын

I was keto for 2 years before going carnivore 5 months ago. Only carnivore healed my IBS, insulin resistance, fatty liver, arthritis, inflammation, depression, anxiety, 35 lbs gone, and most importantly my mind body connection is healing, and now I know what my body is telling me to eat and not eat. This connection was broken by the SAD. I am no longer on the daily sugar roller coaster for the first time in my life. I was plant based since age 10 btw (55 now but I still have a regular period). I just wish I had done this years ago. I’m never going back!

@gasmith7486

7 ай бұрын

I’ve been doing carnivore for 4 months now and not much changed as far as weight.

@pbrooks2099

7 ай бұрын

@@gasmith7486That’s very unusual.

Stay away from SUGAR!

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment.

@MillionFrecklez

Ай бұрын

No 😢

@Judahthanksgiving

Ай бұрын

Absolutely 💯. I've done it after a 56 year addiction. Y'all can do it too, it's totally worth it ! So many health benefits ❤

Thanks for sharing , Doc ! 😊

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

You're most welcome!

March 2020 it was discovered that I had a small tumor on my adrenal gland. Went to a specialist who said it was benign. Low fat, low carb diet...I'm 59 (f) had a partial hysterectomy at 49. For the past 3 years I've been in menopause. Work out 5 days a week. Never had belly until now. I look at food and it seems I'm bigger the next day. 🥺 Depressed, high adrenaline which makes me jump. Anxiety, which I have NEVER had before. I eat about 2 pm and then am full and have no appetite until the next day. My specialist tried me on metformin to lose the fat. Made me sick. I fired her and stopped the metformin. I don't know what led me to this video but am so grateful I found it. I'm ready to start fresh. Please help with any guidance.

I always find your videos so informative. Thank you.

Thanks so much Dr Berg ..... I so appreciate all your incredible knowledge and the sharing . Blessings 🙏💜🌸🍃

DR. Berg has been bringing the heat !!!

I had absolutely no symptoms at all. Just one day my periods stopped and it’s great ! Feel the same as I did before just no period.

@evelyntaylor4470

7 ай бұрын

Mine was very similar. No symptoms. Period stopped for 9 months, then started back. Been postmenopausal for years now. Just extra weight 😊

@thevahandbook

7 ай бұрын

Me too. No other symptoms aside from a little brain fog and occasional warm flushes (not hot). Periods just stopped 3 years ago (I'm 52). I am relieved!

@Indiekiwi

6 ай бұрын

Well I have 25 symptoms and have suffered since 2020. So you’re very lucky.

@lizb4156

6 ай бұрын

I believe you I think they believe it because they're told to believe it and they've forgotten that they had all these issues before the menopause and it's a convenience excuse for not putting in work to lose weight. I know lots of actually old ladies that are slim as rakes, go hiking, walking their dog, to the shops etc.

@lizb4156

6 ай бұрын

​@@evelyntaylor4470The weight is not related.

So grateful for this video, dear dr Berg!🤓🙏🏽 I ve been waiting for this kind of info from you, so thank you so much!

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Wow! Thank you so much for that.

Thank you sooooo very much!!!! So useful and important. ❤

Dr Berg, as always your health presentations are great! However need to ask the question, if the adrenals take over when women go into menopause then why do many suffer from menopause? I’ve made many attempts to get off hrt (on a low dosage) however my hormones did not regulate.

1:14 I suffered from a host of menopausal symptoms, signifying drop in estrogen, and yet developed melasma at the same time, which is what some women get during pregnancy (but I never did) due to high estrogen level! Estrogen deficiency AND estrogen dominance, what a bummer!!! I can never hope to find even one doctor who acknowledges this, let alone understands it. Why can't there be more Dr. Bergs in the world?!

@huviba5826

7 ай бұрын

Dr.Shari Caplan, Dr John Lee, Ray Peat....

@Anione111

7 ай бұрын

@@huviba5826 Sorry, I meant in India, to consult and prescribe. I wouldn't find one even in major cities.

Thank you Dr. Berg!!! We appreciate you so much.

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for your support!

Thank you Dr. Eric Berg. It all makes sense with this great information.

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Sure. Glad you like the info shared here. Thanks for watching!

Such a great topic, very essential for women. Thank you so much and so much Doctor Berg, your analysis so well plus your advice so amazing ❤. This topic is really important for women ❤

Dr. Berg, thank you for this explanation! In my case took years to learn, but I can confidently say: You know what you're talking about. Wish there were more doctors with this knowledge base around answering our (=patients) questions. It isn't even complicated, at least you can explain all this amazing short and understandable at the same time. Please continue this valuable work, Dr. Berg.

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@carolcarlson7633

7 ай бұрын

Fully agreed. If only all of the doctors were as honest and genuine as Dr Berg.

FYI - I subscribed to you over a year ago but today I noticed I was no longer subscribed to you, so I’m glad to say I can see you again. I had all the menopause symptoms, and was also hypo-thyroid. I went on bio-identical HRT, started intermittent fasting, which came easy to me, and started paying better attention to what I’m eating. I lost 70lbs and have been able to maintain it with a lighter version of intermittent fasting than when I was losing weight. My thyroid now looks normal on the blood work.

you have been so helpful to me thank you

HRT does not cause complications if you have a doctor who specializes in hormone therapy for menopause. I've been on it for years and it's made all the difference. I have a flat mid section. I eat well. No processed carbs or sugar and exercise. Nothing worked before

@AlwayysBeKind

Ай бұрын

Hey. What does HRT consist of? Can I do HRT since I’ve went through full blown menopause. I’m very young and never often it happens at my age. Started in my twenties. I’m sad about it.

Please get an outlet in Australia Eric....your work is amazing and even if you never have an Aus outlet for your products the information you provide is stunningly helpful , thank you and God bless you .

Such valuable Information! Much appreciated.

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Many thanks!

Thank you Dr.BERG

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Most welcome!

Such an interesting concept. I have had experience with cortisol and exhausted adrenal glands. Instead of having too much cortisol, I was what I would term cortisol resistant (testing showed I was not deficient). However, I had constant anxiety and insomnia and this was about a decade before my menopause started. I actually started to take Cortisol in the mornings and my anxiety immediately dropped and my sleep pattern improved drastically. I felt that my adrenaline levels decreased and I think it was because my adrenal glands were overstimulated and this was causing adrenaline release with and/or instead of cortisol. But the negative feedback of taking the cortisol (prednisolone) stopped that reaction. After about 5 years of taking AM cortisol at progressively lower doses, I was finally able to wean off of it with only a minor relapse into the adrenaline feeling. I can tell when my adrenals are having a difficult time because I wake up with that adrenaline butterfly feeling in my stomach/intestines. But, now that I am fully in menopause, I no longer tolerate supplemental prednisone and I did have a battle with my midsection. I have begun to eat one main meal per day- high protein and moderate carb. I am losing the belly fat, and overall feeling better with my menopause symptoms and stamina. Adding in Potassium (based on one of your other videos) also has helped tremendously and I find that I crave starches -especially potatoes- much less since supplementing with potassium. I had toyed with the idea of estrogen supplementation, but I think I will let my adrenal glands do what they are supposed to do.

Thank you for this video, greatly appreciated.

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

No problem. Glad to share this.

I’ve just started strength training 3 times a week and one class of yoga, I’ve exercised for many years,I’m just starting to see results, I’m 65years old and went through my menopause over 10 years ago. I’m sleeping better, and feel the need to rest! Listen to your body. I’ll take all the things said on board but for the moment I’m enjoying getting fitter and stronger. 💪🏼❤( I’ll definitely rest in between sets and look to see how that works) Thanks 🙏🏼

I love dr. Berg’s approach to menopause❤. Instead of seeing it as a deficiency disease which must be cured with taking hormones, (which is what my doctors did), he explains the system of menopause very well and how to deal with it. I have been struggling with menopausal symptoms for the last five years and changing to Keto diet as well as working on relaxation has made a big difference. Thank you dr. Berg for your videos.

HRT. replace hormones. Hello! just do it! its working for me.

@AlwayysBeKind

Ай бұрын

Can I do HRT after going through full blown menopause?

Awesome podcast thank you!

That was far more informational than any of my Drs have ever offered. Thank you! Now I need to see if you have a Lymphedema video.

Menopause is the gift that keeps on giving! 😫 Thanks Dr. Berg!

@crh251

7 ай бұрын

@Helenegardener, thank you! Yes I’ve watched them all. 😊

@bloochoob

7 ай бұрын

All the gifts we don’t want! 🌧️ I’m adding weird hair growth to that now, it’s been straight all my life, now it’s growing in like a badly kept afro, knots and clumps and matted bits. I’ve cut it all off to a pixie cut now.

Great content. I find that a healthy mentality toward menopause and aging will reduce the stress level. Reduction of stress will help control the weight gain. I love this content because it gives an alternative perspective to exercising.

Thank you, Dr. Berg. This was a very helpful video. ❤

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Most welcome! Glad it helps!

Love this video. Makes so much sense. Thanks, Dr. Berg!!

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Most welcome! Glad you found it useful!

HIIT is really good, true. Just one thing concerning “jogging“ => most people exercise on a pulse that is too high because their oxygen-threshold is so low. My pulse threshold for 5 min sustained running is at 170-175. If I exercise at around 125-135 pulse that feels relaxing to me. If I go for a 10 km run and aim at 150-160 continuous pulse that wrecks my sleep because my heart feels jumpy. So, the distance to the sustained pulse rate is important in strengthening the parasympathetic nervous system. Feeling relaxed while exercising moderately over an hour or two can be beneficial, too!

@stephanieedgerly3609

7 ай бұрын

This sounds similar to zone 2 workouts. I need to get a watch that measures my heart rate when I do this exercise. I really enjoy it but it’s hard to go so slow and it will be easier to stay in the right range if I’m actually measuring the heart rate! I strictly breath through my nose which helps to keep me slower!

I always wondered why I had no symptoms of menopause while many of my female contemporaries were constantly talking of hot flashes etc. This explains it very well....I have always eaten a low carb, high fat diet.

Dr Berg, THANK YOU for sharing your expertise with others. Would you please touch base on a situation where a woman is in surgically induced menopause and weight gain?

I love this video.Thanks for sharing Dr.Berg

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Glad to help!

I have zero belly fat because I found your channel years ago. Thank you

@cecee3480

7 ай бұрын

Are you a woman? You mind sharing what works for you?

I have the belly of an 8 month pregnancy....couldnt get rid of it...walk every day, eat pretty healthy. My legs killed me the last few months, high blood pressure, sugar going up...so many physical issues all of a sudden(never mind the hot flashes etc). Transition year into Menopause was killing me at 56. Made some life changes and seeing results

@bloochoob

7 ай бұрын

Up until menopause low fat diet is what we have been told for decades, and it works for many people, younger people, and younger women, but for us menopausal women, it’s the opposite now - keto or the easier version - low carb - is what shifts the weight. We often become insulin resistant at menopause, and muscles deplete and waste away if we don’t do weight training to keep them. Muscle is metabolic, that means it burns calories. When you eat keto/low carb, your body shifts over to burn fat for energy, as there are less carbs for it to burn through. Once your body gets through the carb energy first, it goes to its second energy source, fat. Then you lose fat weight, hurrah, that’s what we want 🎉

@ninawildr4207

7 ай бұрын

Do carnivore and itll go away❤

@flamingpieherman9822

7 ай бұрын

@@ninawildr4207 as an edit an update: carnivore is only good short term. Most people who benefit from carnivore (getting rid of the aches and pains) are really just detoxing their systems from oxalate overload. Ive started my journey realizing oxalates were causing my pains and issues. Started detoxing with carnivore but realized that in menopause I needed more vitamin C and B and potassium...I've settled into a routine and even have begun to lose some of the menopause weight as well as clearing the pain and dizziness...which mimics MS. Menopause is a hard road. Estrogen affects the elasticity of your entire circulatory muscle and tendon systems...

@nickiemartin5614

7 ай бұрын

Are you using supplements for the vitamin deficiency or eating certain foods? I went carnivore and it hasn’t really helped - 90 days in. I’m 52 not sure if I’m peri or post (I have gone to a hormone dr who had me on estrodial, progesterone, DHEA, testosterone…the estrodial was the worst experience ever.). I’m at the point of what the heck do I do? Can’t sleep, body aches, zero emotional ability to connect. I feel blah all the time. I really want carnivore to work….i has great success on a Whole Foods plant based way of eating. I miss fruits & veggies, and was never really a meat eater. Any thoughts/suggestions are greatly appreciated 😊

@bloochoob

7 ай бұрын

@@nickiemartin5614 Carnivore is very extreme and keto is still quite hard to sustain for a long time, especially if you want to eat out or on the go. They’re both ok for a jump start but I do low carb which is much more manageable and sustainable for long term, and I stick to 90-100g carb a day. I never go over 100g. I still have a bit of bread and eat daily veg and fruit, berries like raspberries and blueberries are lowest carb, potatoes are quite high carb but as long as you count carbs you could have a small scoop of buttery mash or half a baked potato with cheese and chilli etc. I eat more greens. Carrots are high carb, so just a small portion. I count the carbs! So just count the carbs, having some is fine. Low carb doesn’t mean no carb. Getting your macros inline is a good idea. Your macros are made up of three food things, protein, carbs and fat. We want to eat low carb, as low fat doesn’t work for us menopausal women. It did when we were younger, but now our hormones are the opposite, so our diet has to change too! Look up free macro calculator online, that will help get your percentage right. Go to docs and get your HbA1c blood test done, the all rounder blood test for many things. Ask to print it out. You could be prediabetic or type 2 diabetic which comes along with menopause (it did for me) you could also have under-active thyroid. I take a multi vitamin and multi mineral and a few other supplements for joints like glucosamine, cherry, rosehip, curcumin, and I notice if I don’t get enough water, my joints ache more, so I try to drink more, I like mint tea hot or cold, a bit better than plain water. I also use Apple cider vinegar, that has many benefits, look it up, see if you want to try it.

Wow! This video was so informative! Thank you for breaking it all down. I’m in my mid fifties and first started doing IF a couple of years back and lost significant weight (some say too much) I never had any menopause symptoms at all and started my premenopausal stage in my late 40’s. NOW I’m starting to have night sweats and a lot of anxiety and dizziness. My diet is on point, just wild salmon, sardines, kale or spinach a Japanese sweet potato and still doing the IF. Not a problem with my midsection or weight just wondering why these symptoms hit me so late in my menopause journey. Thank you again Doctor and I’m sorry for the rant ❤

@yvonnelashford2969

7 ай бұрын

Try Pueraria Mirifica - a Thai herb that can safely remove all those symptoms.

I learn so much from you everytime I watch! I have been following you for 3 years and am in the best physical health in my life.

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for following!

I’m 46 and had a hysterectomy 11 years ago. It’s so hard for me to lose weight and I’m gaining rapidly so I will try these steps.

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Sure. Hope this will help you. Have a nice day!

@lorrainealves2415

7 ай бұрын

I had histerectomy 29 years ago and keto and intermittent fasting did it for me I lost 56 lbs was 198 3 yrs ago am now 142 thank god I am never going back so try keto look Dr berg’s videos they helped me a lot I am happy I found him on KZread

@beatricefrask5230

7 ай бұрын

How about liposuction ?

@lorineely6921

7 ай бұрын

I’m 52 and hysterectomy 19 years ago. It’s so hard to find answers for us! No matter what I do I stay the same…😢

My belly fat crept on me after menopause! I did the regular exercises and healthy normal diet (Mediterranean) but didn’t pay attention till I couldn’t fit into my clothes after a year! Eventually I realized I (physically) do longer periods of exercise! Even when I reduced my calorie intake to 1300 a day! After watching your videos I realized I needed more protein and a better way of exercising! My doctor also confirmed this! This was also important because losing the belly fat without proper guidance can also decrease your muscle tissue and BONE DENSITY! Thanks doctor Berg! 😊😊❤❤❤❤

I think this is what I have been doing without realizing the list. I lost 12lbs this year. I have been more aware of my life, body actions and intake. Consistency and having balance. Thanks for the list, I have a few items to improve and add to my routine

Great and valuable information. Thank you, Dear Dr. Berg.

@Drberg

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoy them!

Red clover has worked for me with menopausal symptoms . I take tincture. I didn’t want to take HRT. But so much is going around about menopause which I believe is to do with selling new HRT drugs. The medical industrial complex is treating a natural and normal female developmental process as if it is abnormal and something to resist, it is as normal as puberty, and a necessary part of life .

@melisentiapheiffer3034

7 ай бұрын

But we are becoming menopausal much too early.

@LoisLopez-gg8gz

7 ай бұрын

What brand. Of Red Clover do you take?