I dont know what to eat anymore

@chan3ce450

2 жыл бұрын

water

@krono32

2 жыл бұрын

💯

@ladycolleenheller

2 жыл бұрын

Start with nothing processed

@MsBuffalopoo

2 жыл бұрын

Keep watching Dr Berg if you want to know.

@user-ie9qy5yu2e

2 жыл бұрын

@@chan3ce450 😅

Stopped eating bread and gluten related last month. Lost 2 kilos, brain fog went away, mood improved, and joint pain subsided immensely.

@halverde6373

2 жыл бұрын

And you exercise very little.

@user-tg2mx8hi1p

2 жыл бұрын

Без глютена ,глюкозы,фруктозы, 6 месяцев: прошли парализующие боли в позвоночнике,окаменение суставов,варикоз,перхоть,отдышка,мигрень,инсулиновый живот,за первые 2 месяца -13 кг!!!😉👍👍👍

@zekekasichiro-smith4725

2 жыл бұрын

What's your alternative to bread after you eliminate it?

@wesoz1950

2 жыл бұрын

@@zekekasichiro-smith4725 Just eat real unprocessed food. Meat, vegetables and fruit. No-one needs bread.

@chiefbrody3406

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-tg2mx8hi1p that’s fantastic my friend, stay strong 💪🏻 🙏🏻

I am French. Bread was always a drug for me. This video described 100% what my problem was. I stopped eating Gluten in November 2020. My life changed, more energy, no longer long time in the toilets, no pain in the belly. I miss bread. I don't miss suffering. Thanks Dr Berg.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Glad to know you are in better health condition. Thanks for sharing your experience. -Dr. Berg's Support Team

@DJmisterpeluca

Жыл бұрын

Make your own bread. Do almond bread, flaxseed, or even yogurt bread (which is very good)

@caluggero

Жыл бұрын

@@Drberg hi Dr Berg. Everey kind of bread is bad for our health?

@spiritual_bound

Жыл бұрын

Dr Berg: "OK now, what is gluten?" Bobby Boo-SHAY: "Momma said Gluten is the DEVIL" Dr Berg: "Momma's right!"

@timonalexandr151

Жыл бұрын

@@caluggero Then there's nothing left for me to eat. wtf.

I stopped eating bread for a year.... I felt fantastic.... starting again for two months straight... I feel tired, fall asleep in the afternoon, feel bloated, fat around the waist, you name it. I am off again tomorrow. Dr. Berg is absolutely right.

@Cravenn5

10 ай бұрын

@@salut9658we enjoy a lot of things we shouldn’t be eating 🙄

@jayangli

8 ай бұрын

What if you make your own bread??

It’s so funny how bread or flour in general is so demonized here in the US. But in European countries they eat pastries and bread often and the obesity rate is way lower than America. He should be talking about the bad quality of flour being sold here in the US. It’s filled with chemicals which is harmful to us. I find that when I eat flour from France or Italy, I do not get bloated and I feel fine.

@DarknessBlossoms

Жыл бұрын

is bread demonized over there? that's dumb.

@traciholz

Жыл бұрын

Americans over indulge as well…. In Europe it’s treated as a treat…

@traciholz

Жыл бұрын

I guess this would also refer to pasta… but as it was mentioned the quality of flour is terrible….

@gwenbatoon5262

Жыл бұрын

The bread jn europe has lesser preservatives thats why it taste terrible n needs butter. I wonder if there is relevance.

@kevindubuisson7906

Жыл бұрын

In America most bread has sugar in it which is so shocking to me. The Subway sandwich chain had to pay a different tax in Europe as their bread had so much sugar in it the tax authorities declared that it’s not bread, but cake!!

After suffering from various problems with my digestive system, I tried a gluten-free diet. Everything has improved tremendously.

@Aworr

2 жыл бұрын

Help me please cuz im a bit lost in this topic mostly due to translation problems and hard to keep up with everything heard, so all symptoms listed above(in video) comes from gluten of any type or strickly whats in wheat so in breads? Hows pastas like durum? Cuz he said avoid bread cuz gluten but also said avoid grains(as a week challenge) but theres naturally gluten free ones like buckwheat why avoid that ? Im lost someone brighten me up please

@erwinmeisel2545

2 жыл бұрын

This wasn't clear for me in this video too. But I only stay away from gluten but I eat rice for example. Most of the time I eat noodles and pasta made from lentils, carrots and rice.

I’m going on my second week without eating bread or gluten. I feel amazing! I look noticeably less bloated, my skin is so clear and glowing, my face is depuffed, and I feel so amazing! I am going to try to eliminate gluten or bread completely! For reference I am 27 years old. Thank you Dr. Berg!

@rosarosani8552

Жыл бұрын

Really Chirstina. What you eat then? How do you handle hunger and cravings? Help me please.

@ZackRamsey14

Жыл бұрын

@@rosarosani8552 Meat, dairy, vegetables, nuts

@pwx9000

Жыл бұрын

DePuffed!? nice.. ✨🤔✨

@thermant8452

Жыл бұрын

I like the word "depuffed". I've now added it to my vocabulary.

@amirbhat6143

Жыл бұрын

I would love to knew what you eat then and how long you can without ?

life is a lottery, I had two brother in laws that both died in their early 60s, one was a vegetarian the other was gluten free. I also have several friend that are into their 90s eat and drink most anything (in moderation) and one is a life time smoker. Just eat sensibly and enjoy your brief time here on earth and don't get too hung up with this kind of information, unless you have an issue with your health. Bon Appetit

@Dezmond_Roman

Жыл бұрын

😂

@leykimayri

Жыл бұрын

You just described the definition of STUPIDITY

@Pbcvl

Жыл бұрын

It's not just about longevity. It's about life quality. Eat good stuff to be healthier and enjoy life more.

@desco7628

Жыл бұрын

True. But good to be cautious & take care of oneself

@popra432

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, my grandma has 90 this year and all her life eated bread, cookies made by her, meat and even fried fats but also worked hard on their fields and ranch...nowadays peoples are too laizy and unmotivated to do hard work, this is the main problem, and to avoid this work they fall into follow a bunch of theorys that for short and medium term gives them some benefits...

I had to stop eating bread 10-12 years ago. I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s Disease and my doctor suggested I stop eating gluten. I was having a lot of intestinal problems, so I listened to him. My problems went away! The couple of times I cheated I paid for it. I moved to Poland 9 years ago. They have beautiful baked goods and tasty beer. I have learned not to cheat 2-3 days in a row. I can periodically drink a beer and once every couple of years I will eat a pączki, a filled Polish donut. But otherwise I behave. The pain, cramping and diarrhea are not worth it.

@Jiesta1256

2 жыл бұрын

So what do you eat for breakfast and lunch ??

@victoriavictory8605

2 жыл бұрын

🤣 I behaved. Good for you. Keep up.

@Thedurtytruth

2 жыл бұрын

Mmm a donut, havent had 1 in a min

@pure_awareness

2 жыл бұрын

what part of Poland did you go

@JCX-9

2 жыл бұрын

It’s funny you should mention the polish baked goods. My son who is on the Keto diet and is pretty strict with it. Started dating a Polish girl. He started coming home with these donuts but all i could see he took one big bite out if it but didn’t finish. He lifts weights, where she is overweight. He introduced her to Keto and she did lose some pounds but she lives with her Polish parents so the temptations are there constantly. I am from Czech but stopped cooking all these ethnic specialties as i know they are not healthy. I eat more Keto type food. Totally eliminated bread and flour stuff while ago. It’s easier if the family is on the same page with their diet.

This is very accurate, many people can heal their ailments by not consuming grains. Grains/beer/pasta ect started becoming an issue with me in the middle 1990's. It slowly began to cause negative symptoms whenever I consumed grains. I was healthy, excersiced, ran 3 miles every morning until joint pain, irritated flaky skin, dandruff, bloated, upset stomach, severe acid reflux to the point where I developed Barretts Esophogus, was on Nexium over 10 years, developed high blood pressure, sleeplessness, headaches, irritability, depression. I was literally falling apart, lol. I stopped all grains/sugars. Within the first month 75% of ailments went away, the best part was the absence of joint pain, then my skin cleared up, then the brain fog went away, I had to slowly stop the Nexium, eventually all that healed over the first year. I was poisoning myself with food the, "pros" tell me to consume for health. I had to pretty much stop eating everything except fatty meats, liver, fish. Feel on top of the world now, no looking back, I don't need a study to prove my point, I healed myself with no help from the professionals. Many like me are finding this out.

@DrTariqRamadan

2 жыл бұрын

Can u elaborate what you are eating?

@terrybrown2556

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrTariqRamadan I consume the cheap hamburger, 70/30% , I eat beef roasts, steaks and fresh beef liver, heart,tounge. I eat sardines, mackerel, salmon from cans. All seafood/shellfish, chicken thighs,legs and liver. Hotdogs, vienna sausages, lunch meats, bacon, eggs. Use lard,bacon grease or olive oil for cooking. I do at times eat some cabbage,cauiliflower,cottage cheese,cheddar cheese,heavy cream,cream cheese, but must limit these things because I can feel negative side effects. I also implemented fasting, I fast 22 hours a day, usually eat 1 very large meal in the evening. Sometimes I fast longer periods to stimulate autophogy for healing.

@SarahA-bp7mr

2 жыл бұрын

It’s because their is pesticides in our grains called glyphosate. And it was bred to have higher gluten. You won’t have as bad side effects eating bread in Europe. Especially hand made pasta in Italy.

@chuckbecker8735

2 жыл бұрын

In this video he taught us the word ''healthwashing''. I also naively fell dupe for the hyped ''healthy'' dairy, legumes, pulses, tofu, high fructose fruit, grains, smoothies, & protein powders. I have been a chubby chump and a dupe for 65 years.

@terrybrown2556

2 жыл бұрын

@@debbiec6216 Hi, thank you, I listed the foods I consume, the main thing I learned was that the gut biome must adjust to the change in diet. So consuming all the extra fat and protein before the good bacteria is established is sometimes discomforting, the acid in your stomach is very important to keep, it takes time to get off of the Nexiums and things. If you have these issues you listed, than u need to completely stop consuming any carbohydrates. A carb is sugar anyway you want to look at it, so any sugar you consume is like poring battery acid in your body, it demolishes our circulatory system, it is the driver for acid reflux and your immune system is always working doubletime to combat the effects of carbs. So reducing inflamation and allowing your body to heal is the goal, so learning to implement fasting into your life and eating only acceptable foods will rid yourself of chronic inflamation. It took over 6 months of eating only meat and fasting 22 hours a day before I was able to ween myself off of the Nexium. The digestive system heals slowly, however it is vital for our health because most of our immune system is in the gut. Good luck, I learned on my own what I could eat and what I couldnt, I learned how to heal myself by watching these types of videos and understanding why everything that I was ever taught about nutrition and my health were simply lies. Mentally this diet or change of life was challenging, not because of hunger, because I am never hungry on this diet, it is a social henderance at first if you are a lover of food. The cookouts,bday parties,holidays and passed down favorite recipes of loved ones are no longer the topic of excitement or conversation. I look at food now as a tool to my health and well being. Good luck, never stop researching in the low carb world. Explore food, cholesterol, insulin, anti-nutrients from plants, fasting.

I have started 16/8 intermittent fasting 4 days ago and it's going easier than I thought. I go with KETO and dropped grains and sugar as well. I can not tell you how much better I feel already. I am sleeping better, I don't get tired, and I workout daily for 45 minutes. Looking forward to sharing more later.

@markusParkus233

2 ай бұрын

Working out daily for 45 minutes will do that.

@j.martin4476

Ай бұрын

I mean if you’re doing keto you have to drop grains and and sugar lol that’s what keto is

I've had gluten related neurological disease for 12 years and didn't know it! Thankfully I found out and cut out all gluten. Absolute life changer! Peripheral neuropathy, eczema, joint pain, memory issues, difficulty speaking properly, and all kinds of other stuff... all gone!

I love how you don’t force anything on the viewer but instead challenge them to see how they feel after a week with no grains. For me, eliminating grains and beginning keto and IF has been genuinely life changing and I can’t thank you enough Dr Berg! 🥑

@deborahotanjah

2 жыл бұрын

A good health providers give you options.

@RelentlessTrollCream

2 жыл бұрын

@@deborahotanjah I feel like keto has an abundance of options. Sure starting out is usually very basic meals but it’s all about educating yourself to expand your options

@niciv.n.8747

2 жыл бұрын

Can I ask,what is IF?....as I'm Afrikaansspeaking🤔🤭,and not know thís one.Thank you.🤗

@borisyurinov4822

2 жыл бұрын

@@niciv.n.8747 intermittent fasting. Say you eat 8 hours out of 24

@zekenacho

2 жыл бұрын

So you gave up wholegrain oats as well?

The past 5 years I have been gluten free, when I tell people my story including doctors no one believed me! So thank God for you dr berg. After I stopped all for a of gluten I got of antidepressants and anxiety medication, PTSD did not even exist anymore, the intrusive thoughts even stopped. I was medicated for 10 years! I started doing anything and everything to stop how sever I had gotten, medication wasn’t even working. I was having anxiety attacks that would last months day and night with no stop, I was in ER all the time. I then decided to join a gym, stop consuming bread then I started to feel really good. I went on stop all forms of pasta and rice and then stopped my medication cold turkey! It was the best thing I have ever done! My dr was angry I stopped my meds... angry and I wasn’t having any issues anymore, work that out. Anyways I hope my story in short form helps someone else who is reading. There is hope, you are loved, you are not alone. I have my own motto : if your head is off then your gut is off. Your gut is your second brain. And in my opinion your gut knows anything before your actual brain does. Sending you love 🙏🏼

@tarot-karma-online

2 жыл бұрын

Thank u for sharing. I just wonder, I am cooking for a homeless person daily with carbs and bread. She is mentally ill and cant go to the food distribution service. I was just thinking after your story, if I should try and change her diat to see if she will improve.

@tibo5828

2 жыл бұрын

I eat bread because I make my own bread! I ad extra gluten to it as well!!! I don't have any problems....

@angelsaidferreira5193

2 жыл бұрын

turmeric is good for anxiety

@saranwright7113

2 жыл бұрын

Your doctor was angry? Damn… shouldn’t he be happy that your healthy? Sheesh they really are greedy

@DrCorvid

2 жыл бұрын

@@tarot-karma-online my wife is unhealthy via carbs and bread too. Wish I could change her diet but she fights ne off.

Agree with you 💯. An older colleague told me try not to eat bread 🍞 , 6 years ago. I did not eat bread for a week and never been eating bread since then. I occasionally eat sourdough bread though. Thanks for sharing. You rock 🎸

I broke up with my biologist boyfriend because he said he doesn’t support my ketogenic lifestyle. I’ve been doing keto for couple weeks now and honestly I don’t have intense cravings. I lost lots of weight (I was in obese category now I’m considered overweight) so far I am liking what I am seeing.

It's not the bread it's the chemicals that are being sprayed on the grains and the modifications they do to them. A friend of mine is badly gluten intolerant. Can't have any of it at home. She went over to Italy and was able to eat all the bread and pasta over there without any issue at all. Came back to Australia, and again couldn't have any of the gluten products.

@grapheneoxideisinvaccinema5321

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@Obatala_Vibez

2 жыл бұрын

You got a very good point, I live in the uk and I am gluten intolerant but eating the bread in France, Turkey, Italy was absolutely fine!

@worldgravityresources1037

2 жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure that’s Dr. Bergs point. The bread becomes corrupted or tainted from its natural form. Maybe rewatch the video all the way through again.

@kathym6603

2 жыл бұрын

It is also the genetic modification. And maybe the addiction to the exorphins is part of it, even in Europe! But isn't that amazing about being able to eat Italian wheat.

@annaburns5382

2 жыл бұрын

the chemicals are bad, but the bread can do as he is saying and so can dairy.

Had been doing keto for 2 years. Came round from eye surgery and was offered a couple of slices of toast. That was the beginning of a 6 week carb binge! The cravings were totally out of control, it's as if I was on drugs. I also had a huge inflammatory response. I have rheumatoid arthritis and had a massive flare up in my joints and tendons. Finally got back on track with keto and have also gone gluten free.

@conniealldis

2 жыл бұрын

Wheat in this country is dessicated/ it is soaked in Monsanto's Roundup for 2 weeks before har vest to dry it out! When I was in Italy I ate all the bread i wanted and never a problem. thinkning I was somehow cured I ate bread when I came back to America and bam I was struck down again. I looked into it to find out what was going on and found out the horrific truth that our grains in this country are soaked in Roundup prior to harvest to dry them out and to purposefully harm us. You are having a reaction to Roundup.

@gp7910

Жыл бұрын

I started having arthritis and tendonitis in my hip. Cut way down on gluten and carbs and its already feeling better. Thanks for your comment as I wasn't sure it would work for tendonitis.

@paganizondasroadster1660

Жыл бұрын

You got all this from eating toasts 😂😂😂😂.

@Pogey_Bait

Жыл бұрын

@@paganizondasroadster1660 Eating the toast gave them permission psychologically to start eating a bunch of bread and carby stuff. Reading comprehension. "That was the beginning of a 6 week carb binge!"

@popra432

Жыл бұрын

Sorry that now is no way for you to return to a free eating life...once you do a long term diet your entire sistem switches on it and gets its benefits out of it but this comes with other costs as you saw...

I also went off gluten (and dairy) like many others commenting....and it was clearly a root cause of my bloating, inflammation and ezcema! Thank you so much for everything you do Dr Berg. I am curious and am planning on trying the Keto diet to see how that goes.

@lrn_news9171

Жыл бұрын

I currently have eczema and I'm thinking of cutting diary for a couple weeks or so and see what happens.

@brynne77

9 ай бұрын

I was going to start eating kefir again, but the kind I was going to eat is dairy kefir. What do you do for probiotics? That's why I was going to eat kefir again.

I have been having all these symptoms after eating bread, pasta and potatoes and have always put it down to starch but it now makes more sense after seeing this video that it's down to Gluten so I will be trying the challenge for a week to see how it goes. What amazes me though is that the symptoms started in my 30s with no ill effects growing up. I'm so glad I found this channel as everything is so informative and easy to understand, thank you Dr Eric 👏👏

My family and I learned nearly all of our health problems were gluten related last year. My mother and I have both lost around 50 lbs going gluten free ( from getting rid of all the inflation). I feel like I'm 20 again. I learned about Dr. Berg about 9 months ago, and have been educateing myself with his videos ever since. Dr Berg hits the nail on the head in this video with every thing we've learned in the last year concerning gluten. Great video. Thanks for your knowledge

@TheAzhighwayman

2 жыл бұрын

Same here!!

@cece3194

2 жыл бұрын

It's so addicting. How did you stop?

@bluwng

2 жыл бұрын

I eat tons of bread and never gain weight. All our bread is homemade I wonder if that has something to do with. Everyone in ancient times ate breads they are lucky they weren’t all sick and fat.

@johngifford6318

2 жыл бұрын

@@cece3194 I felt so sick and I seen how healthy my mom got once she figured it out that I was just super motivated. Then the icing on the cake was like 4 or 5 weeks after going I ordered a califlower crust pizza from Domino's and got cross contaminated. I felt so horrible I knew I didn't ever want to go back. It does suck the first moth or so having to read every label of every product you buy. And initially our groshry budget did go up a bit because of all the products we had to replace (like amino for soy sauce), but after a month or so everything has gone fairly well.

@rypere1788

2 жыл бұрын

How did you lose 50lbs of inflation? What does that even mean?

Yeah, giving up bread was one of the hardest things about starting keto, but this week was my fourth anniversary of low carbs which means no bread, pasta, cereal, oatmeal, cakes, cookies, pancakes, etc., etc.! Now, it all seems quite worth it - I've never felt better! I'm 72.

@pilarq7886

2 жыл бұрын

JOVIAL BRAND EINKORN PASTA OR their other gluten free pastas are safe . Einkorn is delicious n safe

@kevinstarski1598

2 жыл бұрын

@@pilarq7886 Einknorn is still wheat.

@questfortruth665

2 жыл бұрын

@@pilarq7886 Yeah, I know there are substitutes, but I'm good with the way I'm doing it, but thanks.

@lindaquinn3496

2 жыл бұрын

I did it for a long time. Lost weight down to a size 2 and I was miserable without the foods I grew up eating. Being that thin also made me look a lot older. I know I am the gluten sensitive person and do have the symptoms but I struggle to do the keto plan as all the foods I grew up eating are off the list of acceptable foods. What fun is life if you do not enjoy it? I basically ate meat and organic vegetables. Just got so bored. 🫤

@europaeuropa3673

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindaquinn3496 The animals eat the grains, yet they never say that meat is really made up of grains. And when they say grass fed meat, you don't know if the grass has pesticides or if the grass is only a small portion of the animals diet which it likely is. And then there's the placebo effect.

Been Bread free for 45 days and feels great, also sugars and carbs. Thank you for the great information

Dr. Berg, you are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! My husband and I have been grain free since around January. (on keto) and we feel much better. And we also lost weight. You are the best ❤, thank you.

I stopped eating gluten over 2 years ago. It helped me to lose 30 lbs and helped me improve my health drastically.

I cut out any and all grains 6 months ago. I've lost a ton of weight and feel MUCH better. Over the past 1.5y I've lost 85lbs of fat by following what I've learned on this channel and my own research.

Protect this man at all cost

@_xanna

Жыл бұрын

I’d take a bullet for dr berg

@gamer4ever838

Жыл бұрын

are you people brain dead? bread doesnt makes us fat. calories makes us fat. if you are in a surplus, you will gain weight. why the hell would you think bread or any carbs makes us fat?

@justincampbell7502

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! And continue to aid in his pursuit of spreading misinformation!!!!!!!!!!! You deserve better buddy, eat your grains.

@17ROVERT

Жыл бұрын

@@justincampbell7502 a little bit of a harsh characterization, he seems to be genuine and mean well. I'm always willing to entertain new information with the possibility of changing my mind, you have my ear.

You opened my eyes on how to eat healthy and differentiate between garbage food and healthy food. I have lost a lot of weight because of your advices and my own research within a short time and I have noticed the brain fog that I had because of bread and sugar ( every human being enemies). I started using them again in my daily food because I got pregnant but I promised my self to go back to my old healthy diet after this.

Dr. Eric, there's something about you that makes us stick to the entire video. Its so hypnotic, your way of explaining stuff feels like we're actually learning the medical field as a fresh student.

@Chitownhomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Hes a wealth of knowledge and not too bad on the eyes either lol

@michaelm5405

2 жыл бұрын

A dependancy to one of the ingredients is enough to keep someone eating ANYTHING. People would eat phlegm, if it contained something they had a food intolerance based addiction to.

@RMILLSMMA

2 жыл бұрын

Please research this topic lost of what he's saying here is nonsense.

@123arskas

2 жыл бұрын

@@RMILLSMMA Are you a doctor? What he's said so far is true. I even made entire lists of it and verified by different sites. I guess you're the one who didn't researched.

@ifeanyiokoye196

Жыл бұрын

@@RMILLSMMA. Maybe you own a bakery factory. Health is supreme than the pecuniary lucres.

In October 2018 I was diagnosed with high blood pressure and started taking a water pill. All my blood test results were in the normal range. I was scared to take the water pill for too long so I wanted to figure out how to stop taking it. A few months later I heard about Keto from a friend of mine. The first week of May 2019 we decided to do Keto after watching videos of Dr. Berg and another doctor regularly. We returned everything we could to the grocery store. We cut out everything like grains, pastas and things that could turn into sugar. We adjusted our food as suggested by both doctors including eating more fatty meats and seafood. Adding more cheese (no carbs) wasn't a problem because my husband is French. Within 3 weeks I lost 15 pounds (almost 7 kg). I had run out of the water pill and was due to see my doctor the first week of June. My blood pressure was normal without the water pill. When I saw the doctor I told him that I hadn't taken the water pill for a week. He said that if my pressure was still normal he would take me off the medication. I was taken off the water pill a week later. My blood pressure is still normal. I had blood work done for a physical almost three months ago. Test results were normal. I've lost a total of 50-55 pounds (23-25 kg).

@richarddominic4743

2 жыл бұрын

Hi how are you feeling today friend

I gave up bread about 2 years ago. I had been missing being able to eat sandwiches, until I learned about chaffles. They are made from whole egg and cheese...usually mozzarella, but sometimes other cheeses. You can add various different things to it if you want...but only keto friendly stuff. I added baking powder, and psyllium husk to mine. They are awesome. It's great being able to eat sandwiches again.

@carmenbella9104

Жыл бұрын

Can you writte your recipe in short words please?

I've started keto and IF 64 days ago and all the issues Dr berg is taking about went away. I also lost 10lbs. Feel great! Thank you

@Drberg

10 ай бұрын

Wonderful! Keep up the good work!

You are 100% correct Dr. Berg, after I quit eating all grains my brain fog went away, my lethargy went away, my arms and legs quit hurting, I started sleeping again, and I lost 57 pounds, thanks for the very helpful video 😊❤️

@angelsaidferreira5193

2 жыл бұрын

gluten is not the only thing /food causing inflammation

@aaquib2010

2 жыл бұрын

What are the things you eat? no rice no wheat flour?

@deborahdenton6851

2 жыл бұрын

@@aaquib2010 I eat low carb vegetables, meat, fish, hard cheeses, eggs, sunflower seeds, pecans, almonds, sometimes a few peanuts, and berries in moderation, no other fruit, I only drink water and I do intermittent fasting for 18 hours, I eat breakfast at 12pm, lunch at 3pm, and my last meal at 6pm, but I slowly worked up to 18 hours fasting, I started at 10 hours fasting, then increased it each month, the first two weeks was very hard for me, I was always hungry, but then the hunger went away and the weight started coming off about 2 pounds per week, but I do not always lose weight every week but I keep at it and the weight starts coming off again, oh and I do very little exercise because I am crippled, I sit up on the side of my bed and exercise my legs and arms daily, and I walk from my car to the entrance of the grocery store to the motorized cart about 3 times a month, any movement helps 😊

@aaquib2010

2 жыл бұрын

@@deborahdenton6851 Thanks for this. It is quite helpful. I have been fasting (Ramadan) for last 20 years so 18 hours will not be as bad for me hopefully. Although for me its hard to resist food for 18 hours unless its the "religious fast" where I cannot break it. :D

@deborahdenton6851

2 жыл бұрын

@@aaquib2010 I am so happy that I could help, even in a small way, have a blessed day 😊♥️

My grandmother has lived on bread her whole life. She is almost 100 and healthy.

@selenacordeiro1458

2 жыл бұрын

Not everyone is effected the same way with the same foods. That’s like saying “well my grandma can eat all the peanuts she wants” to a person with peanut allergies lol.

@islandgirl7519

2 жыл бұрын

ppl were healthier back then. ppl were not as wicked as they are now. they are playing with our food. eat what you grow and grow what you eat. where there's a will, there's a way.

@ajm3821

2 жыл бұрын

Not the same bread. Not the same world.

@yagomiotto7164

2 жыл бұрын

@@ajm3821 so where she lives now?

@yagomiotto7164

2 жыл бұрын

these keto maniacs re insane. They trying their best to make carbohydrates rich foods to look bad.

Dr. haven’t you considered having your videos translated into spanish or subtitled them! All that information you share is amazing and need to be spread all over🙏🏼

@israelserna1773

Жыл бұрын

or reupload he's video in Spanish

@bluesman463

Жыл бұрын

I agree to transalate.

I love you Dr Berg you’ve help me a lot with many health issues I am going through.

Man I love bread! That being said, I actually gave it up 3 years ago!👍🏼 It wasn’t easy but when I hit 300lbs I knew it was time. Thanx to Dr.Berg’s educational videos I’m down to 200lbs! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@ryutenmen

2 жыл бұрын

Damn! 100lbs of bread. You really did like it.

@philipboas3890

2 жыл бұрын

toasted baguette frotte a l'aille with sliced smoked eal.

@neinsager3236

Жыл бұрын

He said nothing bad about pizza.

@tye-bosse3062

Жыл бұрын

Yea ,I'm still shrinking, how do o make the weight loss stop ✋️

@leslieaharden6183

Жыл бұрын

Congrats! I'm going to start Keto tomorrow. (Scared.)

When I quit eating carbs last year, it was the best I have ever felt since I was 20 years old and I am now 43. I also lost 50 pounds in four months. After watching this video I’m definitely going back to the no carb diet and sticking to it because it makes you feel 20 years old again I promise you and after you get through the first three days it’s easy

@phillygrl69

2 жыл бұрын

Thats Wonderful!! May I ask what it is your eating... re no carbs? Thank you and God bless 😊

@amosjuliantampubolon2413

2 жыл бұрын

Please share about your daily diet

@scentualobsessions

2 жыл бұрын

@@phillygrl69 Well for me I’m a very picky eater so you would think it would be hard but what I would eat for breakfast is bacon and eggs with cheese, lunch would be a piece of grilled chicken with green beans and in the afternoon I would have a nicks keto ice cream snack, dinner would be pretty much the same as lunch. But if I ever wanted a snack and craved any kind of carbs or sugar I would eat one of those nicks ice cream bars and I would only eat a quarter or a half because they are big or they have this keto cookie dough that you can eat raw or bake as cookies so I would bake them as cookies and anytime I started to have a craving that would immediately get rid of it

@scentualobsessions

2 жыл бұрын

@@amosjuliantampubolon2413 Hey brother I just posted it has a reply to the other guys question

@scentualobsessions

2 жыл бұрын

@@amosjuliantampubolon2413 Also chicken wings is another good alternative to chicken breast

Dr Eric. I love your videos. After I had my second child ten years ago I put lots of weight. I' ve been suffering from low belly pain for the last 9 years . I live in London and I have seen many doctors for the past 9 years. I can't listen to it because I went through a lot until two years ago my doctor said "I don't know what to do with you because we did a lot of investigation and we couldn't find anything , perhaps you need to see by a psychologist . I totally refused to see the psychologist. Instead, I did some research and I found you and dr Jason Fung talking about the benefits of intermediate fasting. I immediately started and after six months all the pain was gone I felt a new person. My weight was 83 kilos and it dropped to 63 kilos. Despite lost those kilos last February towards now I gained 13kilos again because of I have being eat bread, pasta, cakes and ice cream 🤬. Shame on me🤬🤬😡😡😥. But today I am determined to lose 13 kilos forever. . Thank you very much Eric. ❤️

my mom just passed away recently. She lives 95 years old not even one day pass she don’t have bread She love bread at least two times a day. If she don’t crack her leg, probably she still will be life. I love bread too and I am 71 and I don’t take any medication and I don’t have belly. I have a great body for my H. Six months ago I started to bake bread by myself from organic flour delicious.🙏❤

@leykimayri

Жыл бұрын

And?

My goodness...i can't describe how happy I am from following your advice. I've been having diarrhea issues and frequent bowel movements even after starting a healthy diet but when I quit eating anything with gluten, my problems went away instantly! For now I only eat gluten free crispbread with plenty of vegetables. Thank you so much. You have saved me multiple times!

Thanks Dr Berg. I’m a living walking talking example of everything you spoke of here. I have numerous issues from consumption of white bread as a child going to school through to an adult finding out I’m celiac, with hasimotos, and autoimmune illnesses. I stopped eating bread years ago it make a huge difference. Appreciate your videos so much.

@sarthakjain8145

4 ай бұрын

How long after avoid gluten the symptoms resolved As i think i have gluten intolerance not sure though as the test is negative

This guy is so knowledgeable and is my primary Keto source...

Haven’t had bread in 8 years. Already been keto and following you for 8 years and it’s flown by!

My psoriasis has lessened when I stopped gluten. It returned when I started keto bread with gluten. I now will remove it from my diet completely. Thank you so much for sharing this Dr. Berg 🌼

@MrRabiddogg

2 жыл бұрын

mine too. an increase in Vitamin D helps too

@pilarq7886

2 жыл бұрын

Psoriasis is LIVER dysfunction coming out through the skin.

@kathy2888

2 жыл бұрын

Is it, I get sooo itchy when I eat too much bread or sugar. What else do you know because apparently psoriasis is not curable

@MrRabiddogg

2 жыл бұрын

@@kathy2888 My doctor noticed a vitamin D deficiency a few years back in a routine blood test and put me on the super Vitamin D for like 2 months. Mine dried up almost instantly from just that. SO she told me to go on a double dose every morning and it kept it off. This was before I went keto so I was still eating bread on occasion. it was low carb, but still. Of course, a bad diet is the worst thing for your skin, this included.

@goddesstc

2 жыл бұрын

Wow. My bad eczema that forms especially around/under my eyebrows went away when I started keto. Showed back up and I wondered what caused it. I had introduced some low carb bread (Sola) and have not had any in a while and my face cleared back up. Had to have been the bread! Never considered the gluten would be the ultimate culprit.

Ever since I started watching you're Channel, I have not eaten any carbs, well I eat vegetables. I have reversed type 2 diabetes and lost a ton of weight! DR BERG, You are the best! Keep on doing what you are doing! I appreciate all of your videos. In addition, I past them on to others and they feel the same way I feel! GOOD JOB! 👍🏽😊😉

@brianrockefeller3552

2 жыл бұрын

the Diabetes is gone?

@CharlesMunroe

2 жыл бұрын

@Brian Rockefeller, yes. Providing I maintain a healthy diet. *Dr. Berg has a very effective ketogenic diet.* For those seeking clarity regarding their health, I highly recommend it. However, it is not enough to eliminate bread from your diet. You must also include leafy greens, extra virgin olive oil, and apple cider vinegar with the mother! Do it for a week, and you'll have guaranteed results!

@brianrockefeller3552

2 жыл бұрын

@@CharlesMunroe Thank you for replying me, I dont have diabetes I was just asking, Im glad to hear you are Ok now, I know many people with Diabetes and the industry says doesnt have cure to make profit with insulin

@prateekkhanna9941

2 жыл бұрын

@@brianrockefeller3552 late stage diabetics are impossible to reverse. He is maintaining the keto diet meaning eliminating carbs.. once one eats carbs diabetic would be back.. so it’s basically diet controlled than cure

23 days gluten free and I’ve never felt better. I had this issue from a child and the doctors couldn’t figure it out. Gas, bloating, constipation, abdominal pain every time I would eat bread, pizza and anything with gluten. I would stop for a while and then go back to eating theses foods because they were so addicting. I finally got tired of the suffering. I realize it’s not worth it. Very informative video, will definitely share with my family.

I have diabetes (2) and the diet instructions include regular carbohydrate food. I am following your keto however and my blood sugar is within safe levels...and I feel healthier Thank you for brilliant vids.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful. Keep up the good work!

Man we all know this, but damn, fresh bread straight from the oven tastes soooo gooood with butter....

@worldgravityresources1037

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, make it yourself and then the bread 🥖 is not corrupted.🎯

@madaxe79

2 жыл бұрын

@@worldgravityresources1037 yeah, I can’t eat store bought crap, but I bake my own bread every other weekend, alternating between sourdough and long fermented yeasted breads... the trick I’ve found, particularly for gut health is, the longer it ferments (within reason), the better it is for you. A 48hr biga is the best, but it can get tough a chewy, of course a 30 hr sourdough is also great, but once again, tough and chewy...

@selenacordeiro1458

2 жыл бұрын

@@worldgravityresources1037 it’s not just that, it’s the grains that are actually grown to make flours, they’ve been so genetically altered over the years it’s making it hard for our bodies to digest it properly because it’s not natural any more 😞

@worldgravityresources1037

2 жыл бұрын

@@selenacordeiro1458 yep 👍🏻 agreed! That’s why Dr berg is saying “we may Nvr want to eat bread again”. I quit breads and many other products due to Big Corporations corrupting the food industry. It’s all true….ppl are very very sick these days.😕

@madaxe79

2 жыл бұрын

@@selenacordeiro1458 I spent a number of my years working on a AAA certified organic grain farm, 100% natural, non GMO, no chemicals. If you can find good organic grain flour, it’s totally worth it. And it typically has a higher W factor, making for stronger, more well structured breads. It’s not lost on me that the W factor is a direct measurement of the percentage of protein to gluten, but regardless, if you have grains or flours with a low W factor, you’re still getting gluten and whatever else you don’t want, but you’re not getting a good strong dough either.

For my mother generation having the meat was a Sunday treat. They lived mostly on what the farm provided, the bread, milk, eggs, potatoes, etc. My mother lived happily until 92 as did the majority of our family.

@chrissyellem7397

2 жыл бұрын

The difference is how food is processed today. It's not fresh like your farm. It's filled with harmful chemicals and strange combination of foods like maltodextrin.

@Mister_Listener

2 жыл бұрын

Meat was a sunday treat? That rhymes.

@Lucas_Jeffrey

2 жыл бұрын

quantity/scarcity matters a whole lot. and some people can drink and smoke and live to 100. statistics matter more than anecdotes

@Jake-iw3tl

2 жыл бұрын

But how much access to sugar did they have on a farm? It's probably the big difference.

@colinmitchell6321

2 жыл бұрын

She consumed what was fresh on the farm, not from a supermarket, completely unmolested food.

My father ate white bread all of his life. He was almost 98 when he died. He never took any medication and never once in his life complained of having pain. His health only declined in his last year, and only after he stopped eating his white bread and bologna sandwiches.

@outcast9229

6 ай бұрын

Everyone is different really , healthy individuals should not have any problem with gluten products

From a kid taking sandwiches to school and then a adult taking sandwiches to work I thought I would go to brown bread for to be healthier but I had all these problems you mentioned and it’s quite funny but my intuition just started to turn me off of bread I like bread but I had to slow down on eating white bread thanks for this information it’s appreciated

Every time i watch another of Dr. Berg's awesomely informative videos, i can't decide weather i'm excited or terrified. 🙂

@mrmustangman

2 жыл бұрын

same

@mateba5647

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@anniedaniels9937

2 жыл бұрын

Same here

@ChaosCoffee5280

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@Nurse3811

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

I have Hashimoto’s thyroiditis since I was diagnosed with it, I bake my own gluten-free bread, dairy free, soy free, corn free and sugar free. I eat my baking moderately once in a while, I do intermittent fasting and I feel amazing. Ever summer I was not able to wear short sleeves because the sun was causing me an unexplainable itch and pruritus in my arms 😭 This year is a game changer, I am wearing short sleeves again and enjoying my life better and healthier. God bless you Dr. Berg❤️🙏🏼

@brandonroberts2297

2 жыл бұрын

Youre able to fast ok with hashimotos? I thought fasting was straining on thyroid

@chrissyellem7397

2 жыл бұрын

What is your bread recipe?

@oemadam

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandonroberts2297 difficult to fast indeed but perhaps when going sugar glutenfree it ll be easier

@KatarinaS.

2 жыл бұрын

I'm 50, diagnosed with Hashimoto's about 14 years ago. I'm a totally different person than I was before and not in a good way. Would love to know your bread recipe. Do you follow a certain diet regimin or protocol besides IF? Supplements?

@chiaraboccelli4189

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandonroberts2297 Yes Sir. I only do IF 16/8 I eat very healthy and nutritious meals with a lot of protein. I don’t get hungry pains and I do not have any struggles. My thyroid antibodies are going lower and lower that I am almost in remission 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Suffered from ENDOMETRIOSIS for 20 years, not one doctor even suggested stopping bread pasta white flour. And now for the first time it has improved significantly!!!!

I try to do my best to eat as many organic food as possible, and to avoid gluten, but from time to time i eat bread and i instantly feel the negative changes- it really impact the immune system and many other things, as doctor said. After this video... i give up bread and gluten forever. Thank for important information.

Give up bread was much harder for me than give up sugar. I always thought sugar is more addictive. I was wrong.

@makamurphy

2 жыл бұрын

Agree, bread was my hardest to give up

@kisakyemonica1348

2 жыл бұрын

Same here, its hard giving up on bread, yet sugar isn't all that hard

@Lightonahill25

2 жыл бұрын

wow, I had the same experience. Sugar is a breeze next to bread and gluten, talk about addicted, but that's in the past now.

@ratherbwithhorses

2 жыл бұрын

Toast! Literally a staple. My vet convinced me to put a pony grain free and it convinced me to try it myself.

@happyface9000

2 жыл бұрын

Birdodalom I don't believe all this hype against grain unless there's a definite allergy or other medical condition. The proof is if I haven't been eating that good I can eat whole wheat bread and it gives me back my health. Look at how frail he is getting. He's gotten some info wrong

My youngest son who has Autism was allergic to Gluten as a child. Bloating and stomach issues. He tested negative for Gluten at 6 years old but we kept him on the diet. After 13 years of a Gluten free diet I mainstreamed him and he grew like a weed. Very athletic, and strong!

Dr Berg I love your videos, I've been doing keto combined with intermittent fasting for about 6 weeks now and I have lost at least 3 kg and feel fantastic. I have energy all day, I'm happier I feel so good! Thank you for your videos I love watching and learning more! I recommend your videos to everyone!

@Dr.Pancho.Tortilla

Жыл бұрын

it's the placebo effect

@bondpit8750

Жыл бұрын

@@Dr.Pancho.Tortilla I highly doubt a weight loss of 3kg is based on a placebo effect.

@Dr.Pancho.Tortilla

Жыл бұрын

@@bondpit8750 I'm a doctor, Doctor Tortilla

Wow, he's such a charismatic speaker! His demeanor is so warm and reassuring; I feel like I can believe everything he says. Plus, the way he uses the whiteboard is really effective - it's like watching a skilled educator in action.

Protect this man at all costs!

@bvl98

2 жыл бұрын

In Jesus name, Amen.

@blossompure

2 жыл бұрын

@@bvl98 he cant do nothing he is a prophet ,when we ask ,we only ask God the almighty

@erwintan4746

2 жыл бұрын

LMAO

My ancestors ate bread all the time. My grandmother lived to 93 and my living grandmother is 85. I think some bread is fine.

@bvrsqzr3569

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, I dont think its the natural grains in the bread but all the added crap in modern breads.

Dr, I watched a lot of your videos and LIKED THEM ALL. Lost a lot of weight already, and sharing this particular knowledge today,a bout health washing, really opened my mind. Thanks!

Your videos are both helpful and depressing at the same time lol. I appreciate all the work you put into your content they're so informative!

I have been cutting out bread and sugar for the past six months. It is amazing how much better I feel. I am 60 years old and am in the best shape I have been in for the last 20 years. It’s so worth it. Thank you for all the encouraging videos. I honestly don’t think I could do it without you.

@UTAH100

2 жыл бұрын

read plant paradox next- great book. Dr. berg has many great videos- subscribe to his channel if you didn't already.

I have chronic Ulcerative Colitis. I stopped eating bread, whole grains, etc, last November and not only did my abdominal distension decrease, but I had fewer UC flare-ups and lost 40 pounds. It also decreased my desire for sugar. It was difficult at first to stop the bread, as I was so conditioned over the years to eat a sandwich because bread was filling and a comfort food. Not any more. Feel so much better, fewer headaches and I have more energy. When I stopped bread, I started exercising more because the bloating was gone. Love the vids. Thanks Dr. Berg.

@mariecarton8611

2 жыл бұрын

If you want to get rid of your colitis take a glass of salt water last thing at night and first thing in the morning for 7 days. Then take a large desert spoon of codliveroil on empty stomach last thing at night and first thing in the morning for 7 days. Of course cut out wheat and grains and use a linseed poultice across your stomach for 5 to 7 days.

@carolloveskiwis

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariecarton8611 Thanks for all the info. Unfortunately, I can't use cod liver oil. It actually flares up my colitis and cause too much reflux for me. I have a history of colon cancer, so I have to be really careful about my supplements intake, and always ask my GI and oncologist before I add/change any supplements, etc , to my daily regimen. Many thanks for your help.

@carolloveskiwis

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariecarton8611 Thanks for all the info, but I can't take cod liver oil. It actually flares up my UC and. causes too much reflux. I've tried it before. I have a history of colon cancer so I always ask my GI and oncologist before making any changes to my daily supplements. Thank for your help. Stay well.

I grind my own organic wheat and bake my own bread and I don’t have any issues with that. But if I ate store bought bread, which tastes nasty, I find I crave it like crazy. I think the sugar in store bought bread is part of the issue too. I’d like for him to talk about what differences there are in the two types of bread because I think he’s referring to the store bought style more. Maybe not. I’m not sure.

@grb1969

Жыл бұрын

Unless you’re sprouting your grains and fermenting your dough, you’re still eating poisonous gluten. I too eat an all organic diet but almost never eat grains. Sprouted tofu is also a rare treat but I will never touch tofu unless it’s sprouted. Sorry for the bad news. Good news: almost all fermented foods are good for you!

That sonic boom you just heard was Panera Bread collapsing on the Dow Jones Industrial Avg

I'm a Korean living in S.Korea. Not so many Koreans are regarded to have gluten intolerance compared to Western people, but I have gluten intolerance. I slowly quit all the ramen, noodle and bread. Surprisingly, my potbelly disappeared in a few weeks. One day, I was very hungry. I thought one meal of exception could be okay and ate some pieces of pizza like a pig. I immediately started vomiting up and experienced symptoms like food poisoning. So I started studying about gluten of flour, found out that there are three kinds of flour -bread flour(hard flour), plain flour, cake flour(soft flour). Bread flour(hard flour) has the highest gluten to enhance viscosity.

@kathleene99

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing! As Latino, classic bread is not my problem instead I’m going to try to stop eating noodles, tortillas and other gluten based food.

@wayaca47

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the insight !!!

@javonne2561

2 жыл бұрын

I grew up eating bread, but for going keto I gave up flour for many months. Then I had some for Thanksgiving meal last year (bread, stuffing, pie)- I had a similar effect (nausea, vomiting)

@Hakkeholt

2 жыл бұрын

I have it in my family, blood type O negative.

I feel so blessed that I never cared for bread or milk. As a kid, my mom made me have a tall glass of milk and a slice of buttered bread with my meals. 🤢 I would snack on lettuce, and she would encourage me to have a pb&j sandwich because I was so skinny. Lol. Not long after getting my school immunization shot, I was diagnosed with asthma. 🤨 I didn't learn till 40 years later that the food items which trigger asthma in me are WHEAT and DAIRY! 🤨 We really need to learn to listen to our body.

People have been surviving for ages but now if you tell them they don't need to eat Choco Maxi Double Cream, they don't know what to eat instead

You are so right doctor. When I was very young I was experiencing horrible stomach pains. By 18 was anemic. I overcame those problems. I was getting nervous and somewhat explosive. When I realized I was sensitive to gluten I stoped eating grains. If by accident I consume gluten without knowing it before I finish my food my scalp becomes alive. The hair is standing. Hard to describe the sensession. The worse happens the whole month to come. I wake up in the morning and I feel like my best friend died. The deppression lasts for a whole month. By the way I also have hypothyroidism. You cannot pay me enough to eat gluten.

From today I am not eating grains. I will be back next week ! Thank you Dr Berg for raising the awareness in the world 🙏

@dannynrny473

2 жыл бұрын

I'm really curious. Write back next week.

@SRC267

2 жыл бұрын

@@dannynrny473 yea I'm waiting

@taniavallorani9336

2 жыл бұрын

Let us know ☺️

@mercymukami2948

2 жыл бұрын

Same Am committed to stop it

@philmehrart

2 жыл бұрын

I am doing this challenge with you my friend. I will report back too :)

Lately, I've been substituting riced broccoli and cauliflower for rice, especially brown rice. Now that I've got a hand crank for turning veggies into noodles, I've been enjoying them that way in the place of regular noodles. I barely eat bread anymore, even gluten free bread.

My whole health journey started with me going GF as an attempt to feel better, then added low fodmap. After 2 years of battling symptoms, I realized yes it is gluten and some high fodmap but my main issue was SUGAR. I just went keto and will never look back.

I invested in my health , I bought a insta pot , and I cook for myself, also ( no caffeine) . I eat Dave's bread or Ezekiel bread - no enriched bread . When I'm in the grocery store, I'm looking at everything, that has bread in all different items and I walk past it . Thank you , for your time .

Yes. You definitely described me to the whole crisis...then I found you and your channel. I've learned so much from you and all about the Ketogenic lifestyle. I am getting better and I am so grateful for the time you take to help me learn things my doctors wouldn't teach me...

On the serious side, since taking up keto as a major lifestyle change, I have probably eaten three slice of bread since then. Prior to this, I had hip pain so bad, I was certain I would be getting hip joint implants before long. I went full keto and within 30 days, ALL of my joint pain vanished for good. Thank you, Dr. Berg. You have saved, or at least vastly improved, more lives than anyone I know.

@timwallace5786

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that info. Just left the doc received a cortisone shot for hip and leg pain. Time to give up bread and carbs .

@brightspacebabe

2 жыл бұрын

I believe you. I started getting rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, especially gout, in my right thumb. Hurt so much, I feared that I could not work anymore. But I was eating bread, bagels, chips, soda, pasta everyday. Stopped and went somewhat keto. 🤣in one week all pain and inflammation was gone, depression gone, energy up in two weeks. This works, and big pharma wants us sick. Stay strong and healthy friend!

@DanWindsor

2 жыл бұрын

Same here - hip pain is way down. My hips joints use to click when I walked and now they are much better. Been off gluten for 2 months.

@chrissyellem7397

2 жыл бұрын

@@timwallace5786 But replace with healthy fats and GF beef for nutrients for your pain to dissipate. I walked with a cane for 6 years and I ended up changing my diet in 2019 and felt much better. Unfortunately with the pandemic and moving into our first home I have been off that diet for a year and a half. I've been back on it for the 2nd month and my hip and foot pain has improved already.

@SoShantel

2 жыл бұрын

Heck yes! So happy for you and your progress!! It’s incredible what the body will do when we get out of the way and let it heal as designed.

My dad used to be a baker in his life. During world war 2 was in adolescence, without food, in a permanent fear. He was in love with bread. He died at the age of 95. Dr Berg your presentation is recommendable but in our country, Greece, bread is a everyday staple food. Keep your nice work. Best wishes, Panos from Larissa, Greece.

I have known for years that my body doesn’t process flour /grain. I feel like crap. Enjoying your videos

You just nailed it again Dr Berg. I giw up eating bread back in my home country Zambia, of course not the white bread most of which my mother baked, wholegrain.,I never had problems. I later started a following a diet based on my blood group, eating right for type, meaning I took gluten off my diet but would eat half a slice if I went to someone's home. No much choice in Zambia. But I still had not problems, the problem for me was triggered when I moved to Germany and ate buns from a normal bakery,, my doctor suggested I go off gluten completely, which I did, plus your advise, my life is feels so much better. I actually experienced depression too, thyroid disfunction... Now I am so so much better. I ear alot of sauerkraut, if I eat bread I make my own sauer dough gluten free bread.. Our food is organic in our home.

@Aberdeenn1

2 жыл бұрын

Hello fellow Zambian! Don’t forget the Nshima and all that GMO corn 😩

@stevend481

2 жыл бұрын

Theres no research to back any of this. Bread does not cause autism lol

@sjv9147s

Жыл бұрын

What's your recipe for the sour dough gluten-free 🍞?

@Kkubey

Жыл бұрын

Germany and not eating all sorts of bread is quite the difficult combination indeed... It's like water for me, if I skip it, I actually fall ill.

I have given up bread a couple of years ago. Thanks Dr Berg.

Every time I open KZread, I’m eager to come across Dr. Berg's videos. They are a life saver.

@Drberg

29 күн бұрын

That's great to hear, thank you!

Hi Dr Berg I recently was diagnosed with Gluten sensitivity. Thought to test how it'd feel on keto/low carb. I felt euphoric, and almost too good to be true. I decided to test out how bread actually makes me feel. I kid you not, within 5 mins of eating I felt depressed and low on mood snd my eyes started dropping. As always, thank you for such amazing content.

@Drberg

Жыл бұрын

Amazing. Thanks for sharing your experience. Stay safe and healthy.

So much suffering I've been through as a victim of corporations or was I a victim of ignorance? Either way, I feel great now thanks to KZreadrs like Dr. Berg.

Gave up bread back in 2020 , all my aches and pains disappeared as well as my waistline best thing I ever did . It's not easy to do and you will fall off the wagon but every time you do you become more sensitive to the reaction which makes it easier to stay on the wagon. Now that it's been a couple years I have more dough in my wallet then dough around my waste line.

@shanlao7301

2 жыл бұрын

Love that the dough is in your wallet now!

@lavarball7538

2 жыл бұрын

Ahahah good one

@lavarball7538

2 жыл бұрын

Ahahah good one

@lavarball7538

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao good one

My daughter is celiac. She gets severe neurological symptoms if she is exposed to even a crumb with gluten in. Took a while to identify the problem because the only symptom was debilitating headaches. She is doing well now and her friends know her symptoms if she gets an accidental hit.

Question/ video request! Your videos have helped our family so much. We are believers in Christ and the Bible and have been on a health journey for awhile. I’ve always been confused why bread is so bad when Jesus ate it daily. We recently j got a grain mill and have purchased organic wheatberries to make our own bread products, wow what a difference I can tell. If you ferment it using the sourdough method it breaks down the phytic acid and makes the nutrients more available. I’ve done some research about the hybridization and it seems like it’s “ok” since it’s wheat to wheat. Also there are ancient grains (einkorn) that haven’t been hybridized. What if our issue is not eating food in the way God created it in the first place? (It is 😉) you lose 90% of grains flour nutrients 3 days after it’s been milled. I can already tell a difference with the fresh flour we’ve been using. I’ve made bread products every day and lost 2 pounds (previously just try and stay away from it) would love to see you study this out! Hopefully this is helpful to someone else.

@tiffanysalerno

Жыл бұрын

Praise the Lord Jesus Christ! ✝️ Also: Ezekiel bread! Prescribed in the Bible and much more healthy than “regular” bread.

Hi. I just wanted to pop in and say I watch lots of your videos and I lost my first stone I started at (19 stone 3lbs) in three weeks on the Keto diet and your advice is invaluable. I am still learning and I am still losing weight. I was the heaviest I have been in my life and I am into my menopause now too. It's not been easy to follow most of the diets out there but with your diet I am not only consistently losing weight but I also feel healthier and I don't get hungry between my meals. I eat at around 1pm and I eat something else in a 3-4 hour window.. I eat organic wherever possible. And I eat delicious food. I'm feeling happier and healthier and not sausage in weight is just helping me more than I can really do justice using words here right now. I just wanted to thank you. I also use MCT oil which I know from your videos has a lot of health benefits.

@judiejackson4312

2 жыл бұрын

typo sorry...auto correct mucked up my meaning too I'm feeling happier and healthier and not (sausage should have read, not just lighter in weight) while I am here I will add I am 50 years old and I am also not feeling tired all the time anymore either

I've been grain-free for just about one year now, and boy howdy, has my health improved by leaps and bounds (not to mention a whopping 110 lb. weight loss!!). By God's grace, I will never go back (and honestly, I don't even miss it because a high fat, low carb diet is so satisfying). If only I had known this stuff 40 years ago, I would have had a way healthier life.

@Drberg

2 жыл бұрын

That's fantastic!

This is really helpful. Usually I say, I didn’t know but in this case I have written extensively on Quora about this just I can’t pinpoint how many Americans this affects.

Dr. Berg is wonderful and he really teaches us so much important information that we all really need to know regarding our health !!! The sad part is with all this education, on Bread, and Sugar and carbs, it really leaves me quite depressed because honestly, everything I enjoy eating is actually making me sick !!! I know I need to change my whole perspective of how I look at food and also my palate at the same time, not an easy task, but a crucial necessity none the less ! ☹️

I just started eating bread again after taking a year or more off from it and I didn't note anything other than it was a huge inconvenience to not make a quick sandwich. I've got an egg salad sandwich made for my hiking lunch today. Everyone is different and it seems to me that studies need to be grounded on subjects that have similar vs opposing lifestyles. A sedentary person metabolism isn't comparable to some one that goes for 8 hour hikes.

@Thedurtytruth

2 жыл бұрын

I mean thts like sayin that “everyone is different, if i smoke crack i wont get addicted as you because i work out more”, the point of this is showing the effects on chemicals in bread on the body n how it reacts. We ate bread all our life since kids, and our bodies dealth with it. But what of we didnt eat this bread all our lives? We need a study of a person who hasnt eatn bread all they life

@namagembe67

2 жыл бұрын

I work with several individuals as a social worker who are in their 90s and eat sandwiches daily for their lunch and do not have any health issues. I am in my early 50s, went gluten free after being diagnosed with a thyroid condition. All my family eat bread and have no issues. These conditions do not apply to everyone. My grandma died at 105 and eat bread daily never spent a day in hospital and did not believe in western medicine. Please we need to take this information with caution.

@JCX-9

2 жыл бұрын

If you ever followed or read about the Blood Type diet, some blood types are better with grains then others. I am 0- and we do well with the Keto diet which would be the meat and vegetables for most part but not good with grains. I used to get sleepy after eating oatmeal and didn’t know why. But my body had no use for it energy wise. If your blood type is other than 0 you more likely are better equipped to eat grains.

@santiagobenites

2 жыл бұрын

John Gouin - You make an excellent point. I eat bread and grains, in moderation, and I have encountered no health issues because of it. I also do a lot of long distance cycling and workout 3-4 days a week at the gym, and I rely on those carbs to fuel my workouts. I do feel better now that I've stopped smoking that crack, though! LOL 🤣😂

@TheraP2014

2 жыл бұрын

I still occasionally buy organic slice bread which cost more but at least it doesn't have Azodicarbonamide (ADA) which is an FDA approved yoga mat, shoe glue ingredient in over 500 foods made with dough / flour. Researchers say ADA induces asthma, other respiratory symptoms, and weird skin sensations. Over time IMO, ADA probably clogs the arteries (like cheap cooking oils do), sort of like pouring caulking into a straw which leads to heart attacks and strokes.

Incredible information Dr. Berg. Who would think that gluten is an opioid. Thank god I’m on the ketogenic diet 3 years and of course no bread for 3 years. All of my skin problems went away. Lost 40 pounds and I owe it all to you Dr.Berg🥰💪

I just started gluten free and carb-free and bread free which is really difficult for me. I LOVE bread!It's been a struggle to keep things prepared so I won't cheat.

I quit eating bread and lost weight more easily.

Ate bread my whole life and loved it so much. Had stomach issues and allergies most of my life too. Did gluten intolerance test which did not reveal any intolerance. But when I eventually tried a low carb diet without grains my stomach immediately got healed. Still have allergies and other issues but it's evident to me grains are not good for me. At all. I imagine that to be true for a lot of people.

@mcmerry2846

2 жыл бұрын

I was born in South America, we've consumed gluten for thousands of years.

At 47 I found out many of my health problems were connected to gluten. The chronic constipation I had suffered from since age 5. I ate more All Bran during my childhood than most people eat in their lives. Lots of bloating. Problem got worse, as did the arthritis in my knees that started at the same age. I also remember when I was young I asked my mother about the white pimples on my arms. She said some people in the family just had them. Turns out it is a system of gluten intolerance. Went away with the gluten. The first month was the hardest for me. My body was feeling better. But I was having massive cravings. I really had a hard time. After that I could not care less. When I went full low carb at 52, no problems at all. Better off without grains.

You Sir have a constant welcome on my screen...thank you

Honestly, after I watched the first video about how Sugar affects you I decided to limit the intake to bare minimum, cause I can't avoid it completely, then I watched the video about Oils, then this one, and all its succeeded in doing is just making me paranoid. I don't have a job for a while now, living with my dad atm, I have many mental issues that I'm trying to work out with my therapist, that I can't bring myself to share with my Dad, but it's going so painfully slow (even almost overdosed on anxiety medication once) I told him about oils, he just brushed it off, saying "Do I look unhealthy to you? Moderation is key, whatever you consume too much of, will be harmful to you" he is over 70 years old, had some issues in the past but got better and hope he can carry on for much longer, I can only handle so many things at one time, and I feel like I shouldn't have watched the video, when it comes down to it, feels like literally anything you do is harmful to you, I can't afford all the fancy foods and whatnot, so for my own sanity I think I'll just stop watching your videos for a while, I know you're just trying to help people, but it's only making me feel worse about myself and everyone else I care about that I know eat the supposedly harmful foods daily but I can't go trying to convince everyone to stop , still thank you anyway, sorry for the wall of text... /rant over