At 70, I got diagnosed with Diabetes so I went on a Keto diet in July. Definitely noticed better brain function. I don’t have trouble with word recall anymore. This is great.
A Dr. told me my husband had dementia. I didn't believe him. I took my husband to Tufts Medical Center in Boston, MA. His first appointment was 4 hours long with a team of doctors. He had an MRI and found he had a mini stroke and did NOT have dementia. He also had very low folic acid levels. He's been in speech therapy. Always get a second opinion. I highly recommend Tufts Medical Center in Boston.
Thank you Dr Berg. My father died of Dementia! I am hoping and prayer that keto and IF will prevent me from dying the same way 🙏 I appreciate you so much for helping us stay healthy. You helped me lose 93lbs, cure my insomnia, migrains and back pain. You helped change my life 💙
There are approximately 180 supplements that you and your family can take daily as Dr. Gundry does. I wish you luck, good health in memory & body. 😊✌️🍁🦃❤️😇✝️🙏🤞🌹☮️👌🕊️😉
There had been a study on the effects of coconut oil on the brain particularly in relation to dementia. A doctor was alarmed by her husband's rapidly increasing level of dementia and looked into a study which gave evidence of the therapeutic properties in coconut oil. So she included quite large amounts of coconut oil in her husband's diet and within a short amount of time her husband showed a marked improvement, in fact began to regain the ability to do tasks he had stopped being able to do. She gives talks on the subject.
Michelle is correct. Unfortunstely the same doctor posted updates on her husband and there were bad news. It was sad, initially the oil appeares to be working Wonders. Please keep vit D levels in check folks, ita very important for this.
My mom died from dementia in October, I know it was because she had very poor eating habits, never exercised, didn't take vitamins or supplements. It matters. Take care of yourselves.
I’ve been doing this for two years and a long time friend of mine asked me yesterday “what did you do to improve your memory?” I was shocked I just got better. For the next two hours we talked about low carb, she said I gave her hope that she can get healthy again. Love ❤️ this stuff.
In a world where so many physicians these days are focused on medicine and not prevention, I'm thankful to find videos like yours that talk about prevention in the form of good nutrition & supplements.
@@mibz1117bullcrap. Doctors are focused on cures instead of prevention because 99% of their patients put zero effort into their own health. So a doctor can tell you to exercise and lose weight and you will similarly ignore them.
I lost my dad to dementia August 2021 he was 90. He had had dementia for about 15 years. I can’t tell you how extremely painful this is to watch I am his youngest of six and dad was a mathematician he was brilliant very high IQ. I can honestly tell you when someone has dementia it’s almost like you’ve lost them and then when they really do pass, it’s like losing them twice.
Caregiving for my mom,87, who has this. Extremely hard on both patient and caregiver . She won’t give up her sugars, but at 87, I just let her be. Ive replaced all the things I could with sugar free alternatives, but at this point , I just want to to be happy with the days she has left. Maybe I’m wrong, dunno.
Thank you so much for this Dr Berg. My dad had dementia, I believe at least partly because he was on cholesterol medication and told to reduce his dietary fats. Sometimes when he had lucid moments he would say to me, "This is the most terrible disease." Breaks my heart just to think of how he suffered.
You have the same resource of information but at the same time you have much more affordable non GMO food and cheap, regional options(buying berries, veggies, eggs etc from babushkas sitting next to traffic spots and selling their harvested stuff as one example). I don't demonize the u.s but the food options are awful with low budget.
@@ms.yulduz397 Какие именно врачи? Большинство из них лишь повторяют все то , что Берг давно уже сказал. Да и вообще не об этом речь. Какая разница что там наши врачи трещат. У нас нет врачей блогеров его уровня. Речь об этом.
My sister showed all these signs in her late fifties. If only I had know these were early signs of her Alzheimer’s. She is now 73, in a Dementia Village care center. My sister is gone, only hers physical body is there. It’s the saddest thing ever
So sorry you're going through that. My Mom was in a nursing home for 6 weeks while she recovered from a bad fall and surgical complications. There were a lot of dementia patients there and it was so sad to see people suffering with it. Some were so confused and didn't know where they were, and were very distraught because they didn't understand what was happening. I would not wish that on anyone. I hope Dr. Berg's message gets out to more people so they don't have to suffer that fate.
I have all those symptoms. It is quite embrassing to live like this. I have to ask same thing many times and i feel how answer disappears like puff. What would you do if you need some answer but you could not keep it? There is also that i am so irritaded for something i cant remember and after that i am just irritated because i do not remember what course it. I have try to hide it because no one likes to be stupid. My mom has alzheimer she dyes it few years.
I have family members who will not/cannot change their food and lifestyle, despite having a dementia diagnosis and this info. Many here can relate, I'm sure. Very sad.
In addition to this advice, stimulate the soleus muscles as they are responsible for pumping blood back up to the heart and brain. Also in regard to exercise, swing your arms while walking to reinforce the neuromuscular connections.
I had the 4 signs while battling mental illness in my early 20's and I thought that was it for me..It was tough and frustrating.. I'm glad I recovered. My dad is diabetic and currently showing these signs and I'd love to help him before it gets worse. Thank you for the information.
@@raysubrata1337 Sometimes you can recover. I did and believe it was by prayers to our Lord. Try getting good vitamins. B 12, 6 and others, Omega 3, Calcium, Iron, Vit D,. To keep sugar stabilized, try using vegetables with peanut butter for in between meals. Give up all sugar,gradually of course. Bread, which raise glucose then lowers it lower than before.
When my brother and I became 24/7 caregivers for our mom (in January 2019) who had Dementia we made significant changes in her diet by really lowering carbs to a minimum, got rid of salt and sugar via milk (changed to unsweetened almond milk) and other changes. It took several months but we saw a drastic improvement in her cognitive state. She still had other symptoms related to dementia but her alertness was greatly improved and remained somewhat steady for almost three years up until the last few weeks of her life (July 2021). Diet makes a huge difference, we are convinced the diet made a huge difference.
If u dont mind my asking.....is the patient can die because of dementia specifically or bec.of conflications? My grandpa is suffering from it 8yrs ago already.....
@@weikean8990 There were other reasons, but I'd say it all came from dementia. Not drinking enough mainly lead to him passing away, it's hard to get a demented person to eat and drink.
@@Daaaanielle One of my aunts is 83 and had to be put into an assisted living home at the end of the summer... She's a prisoner there. Can't have visitors, they won't let them leave their rooms... It's pitiful😞
I have to tell you Dr Berg I never knew just how sick I was until I started on your plan. I've been going to doctors for years without relief. After months I feel so much better. Thank you 😊💓☺
@@angelkisses5791 Intermittent fasting, Keto, and after taking his quiz I added Adrenal & Cortisol Support. I can't tell you how many blood tests I had. I swore I had thyroid problems but my blood work came out normal. I was so fatigued, dry skin, my hair started falling out, weight gain. I had zero energy. I've found Dr. Berg and I am so thankful.
Great information Doctor! I would like to also suggest that people with early signs of Dementia have their medication list evaluated by their doctor. As you know, certain meds, or maybe too many meds can cause a person to exhibit dementia like symptoms. This is especially risky when people are treated by multiple doctors. Thanks again for sharing!
There was a study printed that said the people in nursing were taken of antidepressants and antiseizure drugs. They greatly improved and they did not have dementia after all.
Hard part in implementing this plan is convincing both my parents they have dementia. They see it in each other but not in themselves. They also firmly believe any fat in your diet leads to instant heart disease.
My mother lives on sugar. The closest to real food is toast slathered with honey. Then she complains about her memory. My siblings take turns giving her plates of sugary treats. If I try to give her normal food she says she is full and 'will eat it later'.
@@Chahlie My brother was the same way. I think very high sugar craving is one of the symptoms of the disease. I know several people with dementia and the only food they want to eat is cookies, cakes, ice cream and sodas. Sadly when we had to put my brother in a nursing home that's pretty much all they fed him , so he didn't last long after that.
I work in a Assisted Living Facility. I’V helped diagnosed dementia in our residents for almost twelve years. It breaks my heart to see this happening to people in my field everyday. I would love to implement Keto and IF to see a reversal of this awful condition. I have a hard time knowing what would help these patients, but I can’t do anything about it.
Kathryn, Do the Right Thing and pass this vital information to the powers that be in this facility even if it costs you your job. If you don’t finally take a stand, it will haunt you forever! Claim your Power now,,,
agreeing with the others that you could suggest your facility make healthier food options and perhaps even an in-house "trial" of a better diet and IF for so many weeks and see if volunteer participants notice any difference.
I ran across some posts that said, there are small nursing homes in Arizona that do keto. You would fit in working at one. The accept people are are not a flight risk only.
I'm down 190 lb. Thanks to keto and fasting and low carb lifestyle. I have recovered from fatty liver and a whole lot more. the ultrasound technologist said that my organs looked beautiful they were smooth with no lumps or bumps or anything and I know that that all had to do with Keto thank you Dr B for everything that you have done ,for all of your videos .thank you so much you your biggest fan so to speak 🥰 you have no idea how much you have helped me bless your heart ♥
That's fantastic! Congratulations! Dr. Berg would love to hear about your success with Keto! Please use this link to upload your story: www.drberg.com/add-client-success-story Dr. Berg's Support Team.
My mother is with advanced dementia now, she often uses "words" that don't exist, as she is having trouble remembering the actual words. But I take care of her, she lives with me and she's around me all day and guess what - she does NOT forget who I am. My theory is that love and care are much stronger even than dementia. But many people, who have relatives with dementia try to get rid of them - stay away, put them into "care" homes, etc, you know... I think that is why the people with this condition forget about their relatives - because their relatives forgot about them first and are not around.
@@moetocafe Very sorry to hear about your situation. Dementia/Alzheimer's has taken just about everyone in my family. We don't even ask who has it anymore, we ask who doesn't have it in our family? I have a 96 year old Aunt who has so lost everyone due to Alzheimer's, that she's outlived all 6 of her kids and her husband to Alzheimer's.
@@moetocafe They don't get 'rid' of them. What an absurd comment! We had no choice, nor did my husband's family for his mum. In both instances none of us lived in the same town as our mothers. I lived on the other side of the planet to mine and my husband lives in a different country to his. We all work full time and have families too. We don't have the luxury of having someone home all day to care for them, apart from the distance factor. In the case of my own mother, my brother did make the decision to move mum from one end of the country to the other, to be near him. It turned out to be a bad decision, she went down hill really rapidly after that move. My husband's sisters also decided to move his mum to be close to one of them, from one island to another of their country. She also went down hill rapidly due to that move. Neither was their fault, it is just what happened. Please don't make such inconsiderate comments when you do not know people's circumstances, it's hurtful and rude.
@@moetocafe I will say that you are lucky in your situation … however I was one of the “ I’d never put my mother in a home” people … and I’m ashamed that I ever said that … for the hurt it causes people that can not take care of a parent at home. When my mother (who has always lived with me) started with her dementia she presented with a lot of very difficult behaviours that I managed for about 3 years and it was HARD … she knew who I was when she knew who I was … and then she didn’t … I won’t go into details but it was BAD … finally I said I can’t … this will kill me … and started the process of getting her in a home … it took a long time and that too was hard for her and for me … it’s been 3 years and I still haven’t healed from the experience or accepted that I did the right thing … SO, is the home perfect? NO, but I’m grateful that she is being taken care of and I visit her every day … I wish with all my heart that it could have been different - but I accept that I’ve done my best ….
@@chriswatts2096 I don’t have to tell nobody, but since Dr Berg takes his time to care for us humans, I will also tell many humans about the information, get it Chris ? ☺️
I appreciate that you mention what is more affordable! I think that everyone in medical community lost a moment that they are treating patients with real life… they all going to tell you do this or eat this… while they do not know can you do it or can you afford it! I’m so proud that medicine went so far but I would appreciate that doctors or any other healers come back to real reason why they are here! For us! And us who most of the time just feel lucky if we can get buy! You are the first one who cares about all this and I thank you for that!!
My mom was in assisted living with Alzheimer’s. She got to the point where she would slump forward and the staff wouldn’t feed her. I would come in and retrieve her from the corner and take her into a private room to feed her. I started putting coconut oil in her food and one day she lifted her head upright again. The next time I visited all the nurses came in and started questioning me about what I was doing. After that I asked them to ask her dr if it could be part of her meal regimen. He said yes. I left it at the desk for the staff to administer but unfortunately it came up missing. I had them replace it.
Thank you for addressing dementia directly in a video. I had been requesting this for months as there is an 'epidemic' of this in Japan among an ever-increasing elderly population there.
It’s because the carbs … Too much rice intake leads to diabetic type 2 , dementia and Alzheimer’s… people need to wake up and eat animal proteins,good fats and vegetables !!
My mother has advanced dementia and I am her primary carer it’s extremely difficult and I find it really hard to cope with week to week process and on top of this I have health problems and COVID threat as well I also need to travel 150 miles at least once a week with food supplies etc to assist carers they go into her house 3 times a day so that helps a bit , she is very hard of hearing and doesn’t understand things like social distancing wearing masks etc Life for me really sucks just now as Scotland has just been put into complete lockdown
Diana Waugh wrote the most helpful book for caregivers. It is short simple and helpful. It is titled, “I Was Thinking.” You can also look her up on TH-cam. The stress you are under right now can only be understood by someone who also lives it. The best blessing I can give to you, it’s to pray you will check this out. It has made such a difference for my sister and I.
I totally know where you are at emotionally right now. After working full time jobs my brother and I traveled 4 hours one way most every weekend for several months to relieve our older brother who was caring for our mother. It was a labor of love but it was stressful for all of us. Even so when our Mom passed away 4 years ago we were broken hearted and miss her still. I would relive a few of those weekends to see her again. Her quiet presence would be a great resource of wisdom, faith and calming peace through our crazy current times. Blessing and prayer coming your way for peace and comfort and strength from Washington state USA.
I'm sorry. I was going through the same thing. I live in London. I finally after years my friends forced me to put her in home. I was totally against it. I fought and fought it. But finally in June last year I gave in. I saw her from then in the home in the stupid garden till October. Now I haven't seen her since then. I plan to see her soon. As they really are only doing pod yes pod visits so I call everyday. The Alzheimer's is terrible now. I can't have a decent conversation.
I have completely “hitched my wagon” to Dr. Berg and his teachings! I thank God for you Dr. Berg and bless you for making it your mission to educate people! I pray you get back what you give 100 fold! I feel 1000 times better by following your methods 💗💗💗💗💗
My mother had early on-set Dementia Alzheimer’s, and I gotta say, the list of symptoms is misleading. Everything on the list could for example also signal perimenopause and so many other things.
As someone who has experienced family members with dementia the symptoms are correct with the caveat that it is persistent. It’s not simply forgetting here and there. It’s a more intense forgetfulness and confusion that repeatedly happens.
@Christian- Please make sure your parents have the right mindset in order to remember this information though or that you are doing the daily caretaking of them
You might also want to show them the book The End of Alzheimer's: The First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline, by neurologist Dale Bredesen. He also published a couple of journal articles that describe case studies, with dementia reversed by low carb and some other minor changes. The articles could help get their doctor on board.
I think these geriatric doctors should be consulting Dr Berg for help! We do not want this horrible thing to go on with our loved ones, including ourselves
Best to eat your bacon, egg yolks, Salmon and get some MCT oil. Read books, get sleep, and make sure we don’t indent Dementia into Our lives with ignorance. A bit of fasting too. That’s easy when you’ve had a couple of days eating this type of food. We’ll be fine and so too those around us.👋🏻
Thank you, this info is definitely valuable. My grandma died on April 13, 2020 of Lewy body dementia. She was 97 years old, but it certainly speaks to quality of life.
@@missylearned9821My mom is 99 years old and has Lewy Body with a touch of Parkinsons as well as heart failure. She has had this for at least 12 years, perhaps longer. She tries to stay active (for 99) but now is losing her appetite and revealing mental decline which worsens every year.
So very helpful. As always, your clear, practical & focused talks offer real understanding of difficult or harmful physical situations. Thanks Dr. Berg.
Dr Berg you deserve the best doctor of the Year award if I had the authority to give that to you it would be so maybe somebody who does might take it under consideration
Dr Berg you're a truly a very human being been listening for long time have learned a lot from u and applied in my life getting better ,and have faith I'll get well doing what you're preaching ,thank you so much 🙏
My dad had the healthiest lifestyle, exercised at the gym until he was almost 70, regularly ate DHA fatty fish, never ate sugary milk chocolate etc. Yet he still came down with dementia in his 70s.
Number 4's become necessary to me, since hubby caught selective deafness. 👂 Thanks for sharing this important information with us all. Take care everybody. ❤🙂🐶
My Mama had the same problem with her husband. She got tired of having to scream and repeat, that she just started mouthing her response, no sound. She knew that he was doing it to aggravate her and she refused to participate in his little game. It took a few days, but his hearing magically returned!
I'm so worried about my father's developing dementia in his early 80's the doctor said it can even start at the age of 70's thank you so much for sharing this significant medical information
I am so thankful for your work on this earth Dr Berg. I've always been a health nut, and I nerd out like crazy on your channel. I have always believed in holsitic health. I love to learn about this stuff, and I have said "wooowww" out loud a number of times to things I have seen in your videos! So informative. You are a very effective communicator. Thanks so much for providing us with so much up to date information that we can use to live the longest, healthiest, and most productive lives we can!
Dr. Berg.. You have been a True Life Saver over the years!!! Everything you say is soooooo Good for our health...!! Can't thank you enough and you explain things sso well !!! Your charts are GREAT!!!! Always tuning in on your insights to health!! Thank you so very much!!!
Covid brain has many of these same symptoms. And mine has gotten better adopting a ketogenic lifestyle, taking MCT oil and adding intermittent FASTING. This is a good video. Thank you.
@@joysoyo2416 ..The entire World sucks!! Just kidding..lol! I'm in one of those States, considering the other two, but I think they're worse! (Especially with all that has happened). So I actually agree with you!
Mum has very advanced dementia and Alzheimer's and ate a LOT of low fat yoghurt which was made with artificial sweeteners in the years before her very rapid decline. She was also on cholesterol medication. Her sister also did both things and now is in early stages of it too. We've never eaten sweetened yoghurt since.
@@perfidiousalbion9975 he pushed my mom to the ground and she got scared and ran to the neighbors house and they called the police. I can’t get a clear answer but he apparently took a cab home later. We were going to have an intervention but my older sister who lives closer did it without me it feels like she doesn’t want to include me ever it’s very hard.
I’m experiencing similar issues with my dad and I can not tell you the pain that I am in. It’s like dealing with a small child who is throwing temper tantrums constantly. I’m a very patient man but the disrespect is getting to me. I think at this point I just need to step back a little bit and put a limit on how much time I spend with him. When he’s ready for help I will be right there with him but as of now I feel crushed. I will always love him, more than he even knows but at this point I don’t feel valued. 😖
Where can I find those 'more expensive' keton salts, but well tried and not fake? I think I've tried everything else with pretty good results, but you can never be too sure there is another something special that works for some people better. Recent discoveries : take L-Glutamine after and before really heavy cardio or it will knock you down for good 3 days This community is amazing in digesting each video to very small little important detail - keep sharing and God bless you all
I had extreme dementia for a few years and was diagnosed with hydrocephalus. I am now fully recovered. Many 50plus are not che Jed for this illness and are out away in care homes and hydrocephalus can be managed and normal functions returned
Wow, Dr. Berg, you are really on the ball!!! You seem excited making these videos and I am excited to watch them! Thank you for all the great information! You are awesome!
In late March or early April I changed my lifestyle from... Living to Eat to Eating to Live. I feel like I am 15 years younger. I no longer feel stiff and stupid. There is still a long way to go. It started with a video that TH-cam recommended by Dr. Berg titled, What Happens to Your Body if You Don’t Eat Sugar? Thank you Dr. Berg! You may have saved my life! Who knew that I would feel this good after three months?
working at home all day, I think I am going to have a Dr Berg all day kind of day toay... going to watch him for the next 8 hours ' cuz he is the BESTTTTTT :)) Luv u doc!
The important thing is to start all of these suggestions like low carb with intermittent fasting and exercise and ketones long before your body actually starts exhibiting any problems.
A pleasure to have someone get directly to the important points. There are so many "experts", who take ages to get to the point - obviously from the old school of "why use 10 words when a hundred will do and I can seem (to myself) so clever".
@Maria Lindell I try every day, but it is so hard to convince them. Their brains are already compromised and their motivation is not there. It is so hard to convince my husband to make some changes... The only thing I do is cook with MCT oil and try to put it in anything I can and also the apple vinegar and replace sugar for stevia... but he likes to eat bananas lol! So there goes the keto diet... I hate his tantrum! Can't deal with it..
I've noticed that fasting helps my clarity, but keto put me in the ER. I have kidney disease, and my CKD went into stage 4 after about three weeks following a keto lifestyle. As an aside, I study Greek and Hebrew, but when I stop studying for any amount of time, the symptoms you listed return. I don't know if it's common, but consistent language study seems to stop these symptoms for me.
Have you heard of Dr. Jason Fung? He is a kidney specialist in Toronto, who focuses on low carb and intermittent fasting. He offers personalized coaching through a company called The Fasting Method. Also, at UCLA there’s a neurologist called Dale Bredesen who does personalized plans that he claims reverse cognitive decline. He wrote a book (The End of Alzheimer's: The First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline) and several journal articles about it. I also find language study a great help, especially when combined with singing. Best wishes!
@@FriendOfChrist you’re so welcome. Wish I were good at singing, but I am tone deaf! Still enjoy singing along with music videos anyway, just have to do it in private.
I am 74. Both my mother and grandmother died of dementia. I stay hydrated, practice walking, I still work 40 hours a week and during lunch break I play jigsaw and mahjong and other puzzle games to keep my synapses going. I also include fats and oils in my diet always.
Your videos are so informative and I'm so appreciative of them, but I've noticed a pattern. It seems like a lot of the answers to a lot of the videos topics are Keto and intermittent fasting. I tried Keto and I felt really sick and I had to stop. If these two things are the answer to everything, just do a video on that, maybe? Thanks!
At 70, I got diagnosed with Diabetes so I went on a Keto diet in July. Definitely noticed better brain function. I don’t have trouble with word recall anymore. This is great.
Hi Susan did u follow the keto diet only to stabilise your diabetes or did u go on medication as well.
Love to hear that it’s improved Memory recall!
@@sharonboehm5296 Jamun (seed powder) and/or mulberry leaves.
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Is he saying diabetes effects the brain
A Dr. told me my husband had dementia. I didn't believe him. I took my husband to Tufts Medical Center in Boston, MA. His first appointment was 4 hours long with a team of doctors. He had an MRI and found he had a mini stroke and did NOT have dementia. He also had very low folic acid levels. He's been in speech therapy. Always get a second opinion. I highly recommend Tufts Medical Center in Boston.
Thank you Dr Berg. My father died of Dementia! I am hoping and prayer that keto and IF will prevent me from dying the same way 🙏 I appreciate you so much for helping us stay healthy. You helped me lose 93lbs, cure my insomnia, migrains and back pain. You helped change my life 💙
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@@andrefecteau thanks for this word.seriously
Did this happen because you did the Keto diet?
There are approximately 180 supplements that you and your family can take daily as Dr. Gundry does. I wish you luck, good health in memory & body. 😊✌️🍁🦃❤️😇✝️🙏🤞🌹☮️👌🕊️😉
There had been a study on the effects of coconut oil on the brain particularly in relation to dementia. A doctor was alarmed by her husband's rapidly increasing level of dementia and looked into a study which gave evidence of the therapeutic properties in coconut oil. So she included quite large amounts of coconut oil in her husband's diet and within a short amount of time her husband showed a marked improvement, in fact began to regain the ability to do tasks he had stopped being able to do. She gives talks on the subject.
She reneged when he shortly after had a very rapid decline and died.
@@michelleschulman914 Well we're all going to die someday but I was wondering if coconut oil truly has mental health benefits.
Michelle is correct.
Unfortunstely the same doctor posted updates on her husband and there were bad news.
It was sad, initially the oil appeares to be working Wonders.
Please keep vit D levels in check folks, ita very important for this.
But try to notice that coconut oil as I felt is NOT good for heart
Dr Mary Newport.
Lower carbs, fasting, mct oil, DHA, Omega 3, Zinc, B-1, Vit D, Thanks!
My mom died from dementia in October, I know it was because she had very poor eating habits, never exercised, didn't take vitamins or supplements. It matters. Take care of yourselves.
@Leslie Curlis Very sorry for your loss Leslie. I’m about to lose my dad-in-law to same. It’s such a sad thing to be observing.
So sorry. How old was your mother?
@@heddaszczepanski9210 she was only 71
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I’ve been doing this for two years and a long time friend of mine asked me yesterday “what did you do to improve your memory?” I was shocked I just got better. For the next two hours we talked about low carb, she said I gave her hope that she can get healthy again. Love ❤️ this stuff.
But what if person is seriously underweight?
In a world where so many physicians these days are focused on medicine and not prevention, I'm thankful to find videos like yours that talk about prevention in the form of good nutrition & supplements.
Sad reality is that no physician or doctor gives a crap about your health. It is up to you to do your own research and prevent . Dr Berg is a miracle
@@mibz1117bullcrap.
Doctors are focused on cures instead of prevention because 99% of their patients put zero effort into their own health.
So a doctor can tell you to exercise and lose weight and you will similarly ignore them.
I lost my dad to dementia August 2021 he was 90.
He had had dementia for about 15 years. I can’t tell you how extremely painful this is to watch I am his youngest of six and dad was a mathematician he was brilliant very high IQ.
I can honestly tell you when someone has dementia it’s almost like you’ve lost them and then when they really do pass, it’s like losing them twice.
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this is so sad and heart breaking, love to all those who go through this.
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Caregiving for my mom,87, who has this. Extremely hard on both patient and caregiver . She won’t give up her sugars, but at 87, I just let her be. Ive replaced all the things I could with sugar free alternatives, but at this point , I just want to to be happy with the days she has left. Maybe I’m wrong, dunno.
Thank you so much for this Dr Berg. My dad had dementia, I believe at least partly because he was on cholesterol medication and told to reduce his dietary fats. Sometimes when he had lucid moments he would say to me, "This is the most terrible disease." Breaks my heart just to think of how he suffered.
Wow Erica that sounds awful. Sorry you had to go through that.
Try give your dad MCT oil or coconut oil. My mom has dementia… coconut oil seems to help improve her condition. 🙏🏻
I'm so sorry. Cholesterol MEDS definitely harm the brain. The brain needs cholesterol.
Brain is 70% fat and cholesterol medicine reduce fat and brain function.
I'm so sorry....how sad.
One of the most important guys and info on TH-cam. Thanks again .
Totally agree, I hope to god his channel is never taken down..I’ve been watching his videos for months and the stuff Ive learnt is incredible
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Strongly agree. 👍
Hey guys i’am saying hello to all of you from Russia! You lucky that you have dr Berg in US. It’s like most valuable resource of your country.
You have the same resource of information but at the same time you have much more affordable non GMO food and cheap, regional options(buying berries, veggies, eggs etc from babushkas sitting next to traffic spots and selling their harvested stuff as one example). I don't demonize the u.s but the food options are awful with low budget.
@@PalinaZ But he is American. That’s what I’m talking about.
@@ms.yulduz397 Какие именно врачи? Большинство из них лишь повторяют все то , что Берг давно уже сказал. Да и вообще не об этом речь. Какая разница что там наши врачи трещат. У нас нет врачей блогеров его уровня. Речь об этом.
@@ilgizario, а что вам мешает смотреть его в интернете? Или вы имеете в виду консУльтации?
@@mausfledermaus7811 Да ничего не мешает. Я имею ввиду то, что Берг легендарная личность.
My father had this for 10 years bless him
Dr. Berg for health President
Ditto 🙏🏻❤️
My sister showed all these signs in her late fifties. If only I had know these were early signs of her Alzheimer’s. She is now 73, in a Dementia Village care center. My sister is gone, only hers physical body is there. It’s the saddest thing ever
So sorry you're going through that. My Mom was in a nursing home for 6 weeks while she recovered from a bad fall and surgical complications. There were a lot of dementia patients there and it was so sad to see people suffering with it. Some were so confused and didn't know where they were, and were very distraught because they didn't understand what was happening. I would not wish that on anyone. I hope Dr. Berg's message gets out to more people so they don't have to suffer that fate.
So sorry to hear that
What would have done if you had knowm? Don't beat yourself up!
So very sorry to hear that. Heartbreaking 🥺 My father passed the same way 😢
I have all those symptoms. It is quite embrassing to live like this. I have to ask same thing many times and i feel how answer disappears like puff. What would you do if you need some answer but you could not keep it?
There is also that i am so irritaded for something i cant remember and after that i am just irritated because i do not remember what course it.
I have try to hide it because no one likes to be stupid.
My mom has alzheimer she dyes it few years.
I have family members who will not/cannot change their food and lifestyle, despite having a dementia diagnosis and this info. Many here can relate, I'm sure. Very sad.
They no longer remember what they ate yesterday. Everything is new to them
DP they're not at that stage yet.
I'm the same I watch a video like this and determine to make changes but I don't. I think it's the cannot not the will not.
glucose addiction is real
My mother doesn’t think their is anything wrong, therefore very reluctant to do anything to help herself.
Hard to see parents deteriorate.
In addition to this advice, stimulate the soleus muscles as they are responsible for pumping blood back up to the heart and brain. Also in regard to exercise, swing your arms while walking to reinforce the neuromuscular connections.
I had the 4 signs while battling mental illness in my early 20's and I thought that was it for me..It was tough and frustrating.. I'm glad I recovered.
My dad is diabetic and currently showing these signs and I'd love to help him before it gets worse. Thank you for the information.
How do you recover? Please kindly share
Dad may benefit from liver cleance..It all starts there not in the brain they are saying now...
How you recovered? Please tell me
I'm only 22 😰
@@raysubrata1337
Sometimes you can recover. I did and believe it was by prayers to our Lord. Try getting good vitamins. B 12, 6 and others, Omega 3, Calcium, Iron, Vit D,. To keep sugar stabilized, try using vegetables with peanut butter for in between meals. Give up all sugar,gradually of course. Bread, which raise glucose then lowers it lower than before.
Do not do liver cleanses. The liver isn't dirty. Yikes!
When my brother and I became 24/7 caregivers for our mom (in January 2019) who had Dementia we made significant changes in her diet by really lowering carbs to a minimum, got rid of salt and sugar via milk (changed to unsweetened almond milk) and other changes. It took several months but we saw a drastic improvement in her cognitive state. She still had other symptoms related to dementia but her alertness was greatly improved and remained somewhat steady for almost three years up until the last few weeks of her life (July 2021). Diet makes a huge difference, we are convinced the diet made a huge difference.
My Dad passed away with this illness last year, I'm taking in info on the keto diet.
My dad as well. He had other things wrong but his lifestyle definitely contributed to his decline.
Mine did 3 years ago. Wish we knew about this
If u dont mind my asking.....is the patient can die because of dementia specifically or bec.of conflications? My grandpa is suffering from it 8yrs ago already.....
@@weikean8990 There were other reasons, but I'd say it all came from dementia. Not drinking enough mainly lead to him passing away, it's hard to get a demented person to eat and drink.
@@GraveRave oh.....it's sad
I'm in my late 50s and already experiencing some of these things😰, so this is right on time, Thanks Dr B☺
@Maria Lindell I don't doubt that... Thanks☺
My mum is 63 and on her way loosing her mind entirely. Started like 5 years ago.
Worst illness ever to exist.
@@Daaaanielle One of my aunts is 83 and had to be put into an assisted living home at the end of the summer... She's a prisoner there. Can't have visitors, they won't let them leave their rooms... It's pitiful😞
@@laurastrobel718 it is difficult for those places to think for their best well being, instead they cover their back. No common sense.
@@livelearn06livelearn86 Fortunately, the place where my aunt is has let up. She's been able to leave for visits and can have visitors I guess☺
I have to tell you Dr Berg I never knew just how sick I was until I started on your plan. I've been going to doctors for years without relief. After months I feel so much better. Thank you 😊💓☺
🙏🏻❤️
What’s the plan? 🦋
@@angelkisses5791 Intermittent fasting, Keto, and after taking his quiz I added Adrenal & Cortisol Support. I can't tell you how many blood tests I had. I swore I had thyroid problems but my blood work came out normal. I was so fatigued, dry skin, my hair started falling out, weight gain. I had zero energy. I've found Dr. Berg and I am so thankful.
@@Prettypeachylife God bless you and God bless our Dr Eric Berg
@@angelkisses5791 the plan is stop eating sugar and bread
Great information Doctor! I would like to also suggest that people with early signs of Dementia have their medication list evaluated by their doctor. As you know, certain meds, or maybe too many meds can cause a person to exhibit dementia like symptoms. This is especially risky when people are treated by multiple doctors. Thanks again for sharing!
There was a study printed that said the people in nursing were taken of antidepressants and antiseizure drugs. They greatly improved and they did not have dementia after all.
Hard part in implementing this plan is convincing both my parents they have dementia. They see it in each other but not in themselves. They also firmly believe any fat in your diet leads to instant heart disease.
My mother lives on sugar. The closest to real food is toast slathered with honey. Then she complains about her memory. My siblings take turns giving her plates of sugary treats. If I try to give her normal food she says she is full and 'will eat it later'.
@@Chahlie My brother was the same way. I think very high sugar craving is one of the symptoms of the disease. I know several people with dementia and the only food they want to eat is cookies, cakes, ice cream and sodas. Sadly when we had to put my brother in a nursing home that's pretty much all they fed him , so he didn't last long after that.
I work in a Assisted Living Facility. I’V helped diagnosed dementia in our residents for almost twelve years. It breaks my heart to see this happening to people in my field everyday. I would love to implement Keto and IF to see a reversal of this awful condition. I have a hard time knowing what would help these patients, but I can’t do anything about it.
Kathryn, Do the Right Thing and pass this vital information to the powers that be in this facility even if it costs you your job. If you don’t finally take a stand, it will haunt you forever! Claim your Power now,,,
I concur... high in carb and sugar diet low in vegetables, lack of movement. Strait road to dementia. Sad.
agreeing with the others that you could suggest your facility make healthier food options and perhaps even an in-house "trial" of a better diet and IF for so many weeks and see if volunteer participants notice any difference.
I ran across some posts that said, there are small nursing homes in Arizona that do keto. You would fit in working at one. The accept people are are not a flight risk only.
I'm down 190 lb. Thanks to keto and fasting and low carb lifestyle. I have recovered from fatty liver and a whole lot more. the ultrasound technologist said that my organs looked beautiful they were smooth with no lumps or bumps or anything and I know that that all had to do with Keto thank you Dr B for everything that you have done ,for all of your videos .thank you so much you your biggest fan so to speak 🥰 you have no idea how much you have helped me bless your heart ♥
That's fantastic! Congratulations! Dr. Berg would love to hear about your success with Keto! Please use this link to upload your story:
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Dr. Berg's Support Team.
Dementia is the one thing I never want to get . So scary forgetting your loved ones or even who you are 😱
My mother is with advanced dementia now, she often uses "words" that don't exist, as she is having trouble remembering the actual words. But I take care of her, she lives with me and she's around me all day and guess what - she does NOT forget who I am.
My theory is that love and care are much stronger even than dementia. But many people, who have relatives with dementia try to get rid of them - stay away, put them into "care" homes, etc, you know... I think that is why the people with this condition forget about their relatives - because their relatives forgot about them first and are not around.
@@moetocafe Very sorry to hear about your situation. Dementia/Alzheimer's has taken just about everyone in my family. We don't even ask who has it anymore, we ask who doesn't have it in our family? I have a 96 year old Aunt who has so lost everyone due to Alzheimer's, that she's outlived all 6 of her kids and her husband to Alzheimer's.
@@moetocafe They don't get 'rid' of them. What an absurd comment! We had no choice, nor did my husband's family for his mum. In both instances none of us lived in the same town as our mothers. I lived on the other side of the planet to mine and my husband lives in a different country to his. We all work full time and have families too. We don't have the luxury of having someone home all day to care for them, apart from the distance factor. In the case of my own mother, my brother did make the decision to move mum from one end of the country to the other, to be near him. It turned out to be a bad decision, she went down hill really rapidly after that move. My husband's sisters also decided to move his mum to be close to one of them, from one island to another of their country. She also went down hill rapidly due to that move. Neither was their fault, it is just what happened.
Please don't make such inconsiderate comments when you do not know people's circumstances, it's hurtful and rude.
@@triarb5790 I don't judge anyone, just sharing my experience and perspective
@@moetocafe I will say that you are lucky in your situation … however I was one of the “ I’d never put my mother in a home” people … and I’m ashamed that I ever said that … for the hurt it causes people that can not take care of a parent at home. When my mother (who has always lived with me) started with her dementia she presented with a lot of very difficult behaviours that I managed for about 3 years and it was HARD … she knew who I was when she knew who I was … and then she didn’t … I won’t go into details but it was BAD … finally I said I can’t … this will kill me … and started the process of getting her in a home … it took a long time and that too was hard for her and for me … it’s been 3 years and I still haven’t healed from the experience or accepted that I did the right thing … SO, is the home perfect? NO, but I’m grateful that she is being taken care of and I visit her every day … I wish with all my heart that it could have been different - but I accept that I’ve done my best ….
Thank you, Dr. Berg! People like you have motivated me to go to med school and take care of other people! ❤
God bless you
Please go to Holistic medical school. Med school is Pharma Cartels!
I love him
May God in Heaven bless you for caring for us humans,,I tell many humans about you and how you give great information out FOR FREE🙏🏻❤️
Tell humans?
Who else would you be telling?
@@chriswatts2096 I don’t have to tell nobody, but since Dr Berg takes his time to care for us humans, I will also tell many humans about the information, get it Chris ? ☺️
I appreciate that you mention what is more affordable! I think that everyone in medical community lost a moment that they are treating patients with real life… they all going to tell you do this or eat this… while they do not know can you do it or can you afford it! I’m so proud that medicine went so far but I would appreciate that doctors or any other healers come back to real reason why they are here! For us! And us who most of the time just feel lucky if we can get buy! You are the first one who cares about all this and I thank you for that!!
Oh, I got all those symptoms for sometime now, I’m only 73 yrs. Meditation, yoga practice and vegan food hopefully helps ☘️🙏🏽☘️
Vegan is hard to get ketones etc. and good fats and balanced hormones.
My mom was in assisted living with Alzheimer’s. She got to the point where she would slump forward and the staff wouldn’t feed her. I would come in and retrieve her from the corner and take her into a private room to feed her. I started putting coconut oil in her food and one day she lifted her head upright again. The next time I visited all the nurses came in and started questioning me about what I was doing. After that I asked them to ask her dr if it could be part of her meal regimen. He said yes. I left it at the desk for the staff to administer but unfortunately it came up missing. I had them replace it.
And?????? She continued to what? Get better, worse or??
I'm also wondering...
what was written on the paper?
My mother died of dementia in 2009 - only if we had this type of education to give us better understanding of the disease. Thank you!
Dr Eric, my heart is full of gratitude when I listen to your advice. You’re so helpful to us- abundant thanks 🥰🦋
Dr Berg is a blessing. My family and I have learned so much from him.
I'm glad that you find Dr. Berg's videos helpful!
I have learned so much from the comments thanks you everyone, i am so grateful❤❤❤
What have you learned? How to read English?
Thank you for addressing dementia directly in a video. I had been requesting this for months as there is an 'epidemic' of this in Japan among an ever-increasing elderly population there.
@Maria Lindell Was your statement a result of first hand experience with them?
It’s because the carbs … Too much rice intake leads to diabetic type 2 , dementia and Alzheimer’s… people need to wake up and eat animal proteins,good fats and vegetables !!
Dementia runs in the family unfortunately, so I'm grateful for this info.
My paternal grandmother and all her siblings got Alzheimer’s. One of her children now has it. I have been studying this for a while.
This description is the same for concussion and head trauma. Dr. Berg, you are a gift.
Trying to find the right words isn't just dementia or I have it!!! Memory in menopausal women is common and after Covid my memory is still recovering.
My mother has advanced dementia and I am her primary carer it’s extremely difficult and I find it really hard to cope with week to week process and on top of this I have health problems and COVID threat as well I also need to travel 150 miles at least once a week with food supplies etc to assist carers they go into her house 3 times a day so that helps a bit , she is very hard of hearing and doesn’t understand things like social distancing wearing masks etc
Life for me really sucks just now as Scotland has just been put into complete lockdown
I hope it gets better bud.
Diana Waugh wrote the most helpful book for caregivers. It is short simple and helpful. It is titled, “I Was Thinking.” You can also look her up on TH-cam. The stress you are under right now can only be understood by someone who also lives it. The best blessing I can give to you, it’s to pray you will check this out. It has made such a difference for my sister and I.
I totally know where you are at emotionally right now. After working full time jobs my brother and I traveled 4 hours one way most every weekend for several months to relieve our older brother who was caring for our mother. It was a labor of love but it was stressful for all of us. Even so when our Mom passed away 4 years ago we were broken hearted and miss her still. I would relive a few of those weekends to see her again. Her quiet presence would be a great resource of wisdom, faith and calming peace through our crazy current times.
Blessing and prayer coming your way for peace and comfort and strength from Washington state USA.
I'm sorry. I was going through the same thing. I live in London. I finally after years my friends forced me to put her in home. I was totally against it. I fought and fought it. But finally in June last year I gave in. I saw her from then in the home in the stupid garden till October. Now I haven't seen her since then. I plan to see her soon. As they really are only doing pod yes pod visits so I call everyday. The Alzheimer's is terrible now. I can't have a decent conversation.
Hang in there and take courage! Great for you to be helping your mom. God bless you!
I have completely “hitched my wagon” to Dr. Berg and his teachings! I thank God for you Dr. Berg and bless you for making it your mission to educate people! I pray you get back what you give 100 fold! I feel 1000 times better by following your methods 💗💗💗💗💗
Amen and amen
Goodness! I appreciate each video I watch so much! There's no waste of time. Dr. Berg prepares so well for each video. Thank you!
My mother had early on-set Dementia Alzheimer’s, and I gotta say, the list of symptoms is misleading. Everything on the list could for example also signal perimenopause and so many other things.
Yes, it's not that simple
To a much lesser degree...
Agree. Some many other things can cause the same symptoms...even stress!
Forgetting words isn't always a sign of dementia.
As someone who has experienced family members with dementia the symptoms are correct with the caveat that it is persistent. It’s not simply forgetting here and there. It’s a more intense forgetfulness and confusion that repeatedly happens.
Going to share this with my 80 year old parents , thank you for all your great videos doc, godbless you and happy new year :)
So am I. I'm going to fo the same think
@Christian-
Please make sure your parents have the right mindset in order to remember this information though or that you are doing the daily caretaking of them
You might also want to show them the book The End of Alzheimer's: The First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline, by neurologist Dale Bredesen. He also published a couple of journal articles that describe case studies, with dementia reversed by low carb and some other minor changes. The articles could help get their doctor on board.
My mom has onset of dementia and is in a senior living facility. This has been very helpful. Thank you!
I think these geriatric doctors should be consulting Dr Berg for help! We do not want this horrible thing to go on with our loved ones, including ourselves
Best to eat your bacon, egg yolks, Salmon and get some MCT oil. Read books, get sleep, and make sure we don’t indent Dementia into Our lives with ignorance. A bit of fasting too. That’s easy when you’ve had a couple of days eating this type of food. We’ll be fine and so too those around us.👋🏻
Good for sales of lyrica 😔
Thank you, this info is definitely valuable. My grandma died on April 13, 2020 of Lewy body dementia. She was 97 years old, but it certainly speaks to quality of life.
97! Wow! How long did she have LBD? I thought that was associated more with folks 40 years younger. I hope she didn’t suffer for decades.
@@missylearned9821My mom is 99 years old and has Lewy Body with a touch of Parkinsons as well as heart failure. She has had this for at least 12 years, perhaps longer. She tries to stay active (for 99) but now is losing her appetite and revealing mental decline which worsens every year.
Thank you
My grandmother has started this awful disease. I appreciate the videos related
So very helpful. As always, your clear, practical & focused talks offer real understanding of difficult or harmful physical situations. Thanks Dr. Berg.
I absolutely adore you Dr Berg. God Bless you and your family
All those symptoms, I had since I was in 20's.
Dr Berg is a genius.
YOU ARE THE MOST AWESOME DOCTOR I HAVE EVER LISTENED TO.
Lots of people can no longer afford meat, sea food anymore, but Thank you for the information
Thanks dr berg so much. I am seeing signs in myself and I am just 63 years old. It's so scary. Blessings and love to you and yours
Dr Berg you deserve the best doctor of the Year award if I had the authority to give that to you it would be so maybe somebody who does might take it under consideration
Dr Berg you're a truly a very human being been listening for long time have learned a lot from u and applied in my life getting better ,and have faith I'll get well doing what you're preaching ,thank you so much 🙏
My mother repeated herself which drove my father nuts in the end. First expression was not driving far from home. Spot on!
Thanks again Dr Berg for the vitamin D reference for supporting lack of sleep.
My dad had the healthiest lifestyle, exercised at the gym until he was almost 70, regularly ate DHA fatty fish, never ate sugary milk chocolate etc. Yet he still came down with dementia in his 70s.
God bless this Doctor!🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌👍👍👍
Dr. Eric Berg and your friend Dr. Jason Fung, are a genius of our times...
Number 4's become necessary to me, since hubby caught selective deafness. 👂
Thanks for sharing this important information with us all. Take care everybody. ❤🙂🐶
🤔 or so he says.
You might want to check sign #3.
...kidding!
@@Angel-O369 Lol. He must have been number 3 to even marry me. Ha. A belated Happy new year to you & yours Angel-O. ❤🙂🐶
My Mama had the same problem with her husband. She got tired of having to scream and repeat, that she just started mouthing her response, no sound. She knew that he was doing it to aggravate her and she refused to participate in his little game. It took a few days, but his hearing magically returned!
@@vickieturner8688 Lol. She cured him, & she wasn't even a Doctor. Ha.
Happy New year Vickie, & take care of you & yours. 👍🤗❤️🙂🐶
@@maxibake9323 Happy new year to you and your loved ones, as well!
I'm so worried about my father's developing dementia in his early 80's the doctor said it can even start at the age of 70's thank you so much for sharing this significant medical information
I am so thankful for your work on this earth Dr Berg. I've always been a health nut, and I nerd out like crazy on your channel. I have always believed in holsitic health. I love to learn about this stuff, and I have said "wooowww" out loud a number of times to things I have seen in your videos! So informative. You are a very effective communicator. Thanks so much for providing us with so much up to date information that we can use to live the longest, healthiest, and most productive lives we can!
Dr. Berg.. You have been a True Life Saver over the years!!! Everything you say is soooooo Good for our health...!! Can't thank you enough and you explain things sso well !!! Your charts are GREAT!!!! Always tuning in on your insights to health!! Thank you so very much!!!
Sounds like low carb, keto and Intermittent fasting are the answer to everything. 😅
Nice attitude. Keep up the good work.
Call it whatever you want, but inflammation and insulin resistance cause a lot of problems in the human body.
@@66gtb I've tried to tell people about this now for several years. It's like talking to a wall.
Except dietary happiness
“EVERYTHING”
Covid brain has many of these same symptoms. And mine has gotten better adopting a ketogenic lifestyle, taking MCT oil and adding intermittent FASTING. This is a good video. Thank you.
Sounds like the same things that happen when someone is under a great amount of stress.
EXACTLY : sounds like the same thing that happen when someone is under a great sound of MICROWAVES... From France.
I don't want to ever have to have someone care for me so I will have to pack my bags and check out
@@coryburns9161 i feel exact same way..and so much so, that I tend to want to live in a State that might help "check out" (i.e. CA, WA, OR).
@@gabrielort3531 lol those states SUCK
@@joysoyo2416 ..The entire World sucks!! Just kidding..lol! I'm in one of those States, considering the other two, but I think they're worse! (Especially with all that has happened). So I actually agree with you!
Mum has very advanced dementia and Alzheimer's and ate a LOT of low fat yoghurt which was made with artificial sweeteners in the years before her very rapid decline. She was also on cholesterol medication. Her sister also did both things and now is in early stages of it too. We've never eaten sweetened yoghurt since.
My dad seems to have dementia but he also refuses to quit drinking. He’s starting to act out also.
That's a tough situation....hard to help someone when they seem unwilling to help themself. How is he acting out?
@@perfidiousalbion9975 he pushed my mom to the ground and she got scared and ran to the neighbors house and they called the police. I can’t get a clear answer but he apparently took a cab home later. We were going to have an intervention but my older sister who lives closer did it without me it feels like she doesn’t want to include me ever it’s very hard.
I'm so sorry. That's very scary, but quite common with dementia.
My friend, Jacqueline Marcell, has a great book about this.
I’m experiencing similar issues with my dad and I can not tell you the pain that I am in. It’s like dealing with a small child who is throwing temper tantrums constantly. I’m a very patient man but the disrespect is getting to me. I think at this point I just need to step back a little bit and put a limit on how much time I spend with him. When he’s ready for help I will be right there with him but as of now I feel crushed. I will always love him, more than he even knows but at this point I don’t feel valued. 😖
Where can I find those 'more expensive' keton salts, but well tried and not fake? I think I've tried everything else with pretty good results, but you can never be too sure there is another something special that works for some people better.
Recent discoveries : take L-Glutamine after and before really heavy cardio or it will knock you down for good 3 days
This community is amazing in digesting each video to very small little important detail - keep sharing and God bless you all
Thanks Doc,I appreciate you.wish I would have had this for family 15 yrs.ago.
I had extreme dementia for a few years and was diagnosed with hydrocephalus. I am now fully recovered. Many 50plus are not che Jed for this illness and are out away in care homes and hydrocephalus can be managed and normal functions returned
What did you do to recover?
Wow, Dr. Berg, you are really on the ball!!! You seem excited making these videos and I am excited to watch them! Thank you for all the great information! You are awesome!
❤Thankful dr Berg for your information and great content
In late March or early April I changed my lifestyle from... Living to Eat to Eating to Live.
I feel like I am 15 years younger. I no longer feel stiff and stupid. There is still a long way to go.
It started with a video that TH-cam recommended by Dr. Berg titled, What Happens to Your Body if You Don’t Eat Sugar?
Thank you Dr. Berg! You may have saved my life!
Who knew that I would feel this good after three months?
working at home all day, I think I am going to have a Dr Berg all day kind of day toay... going to watch him for the next 8 hours ' cuz he is the BESTTTTTT :)) Luv u doc!
Thank you Doctor Eric Berg for always being so helpful with your advices and tips
Happy to be of help!
The important thing is to start all of these suggestions like low carb with intermittent fasting and exercise and ketones long before your body actually starts exhibiting any problems.
God bless you Dr Berg! You have answered many of my questions regarding some issues that I haven't been able to address. Thank you for your service.
Happy you found it useful! Be well!
-Dr. Berg's support team
A pleasure to have someone get directly to the important points. There are so many "experts", who take ages to get to the point - obviously from the old school of "why use 10 words when a hundred will do and I can seem (to myself) so clever".
I LOVE THIS DOCTOR! WELL SAID INFO AND CALMING MANNER
You are amazed ,I hope people see all messages you send between the lines and how your lectures are connected to each other.
My mom started showing signs of dementia after surgery a couple years ago. She also takes Vicodin which amplifies her symptoms
@Maria Lindell I try every day, but it is so hard to convince them. Their brains are already compromised and their motivation is not there. It is so hard to convince my husband to make some changes... The only thing I do is cook with MCT oil and try to put it in anything I can and also the apple vinegar and replace sugar for stevia... but he likes to eat bananas lol! So there goes the keto diet... I hate his tantrum! Can't deal with it..
What I love about his
videos...its short and spot on
Very glad to be of help.
I've noticed that fasting helps my clarity, but keto put me in the ER. I have kidney disease, and my CKD went into stage 4 after about three weeks following a keto lifestyle. As an aside, I study Greek and Hebrew, but when I stop studying for any amount of time, the symptoms you listed return. I don't know if it's common, but consistent language study seems to stop these symptoms for me.
What was your daily percentage of fats, protein & non starchy carbs like?
Have you heard of Dr. Jason Fung? He is a kidney specialist in Toronto, who focuses on low carb and intermittent fasting. He offers personalized coaching through a company called The Fasting Method. Also, at UCLA there’s a neurologist called Dale Bredesen who does personalized plans that he claims reverse cognitive decline. He wrote a book (The End of Alzheimer's: The First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline) and several journal articles about it. I also find language study a great help, especially when combined with singing. Best wishes!
@@roxyiconoclast - Hi, thanks for your concern and the info. I'm with you on the singing! I love to sing, and I'm even good at it!
@@FriendOfChrist you’re so welcome. Wish I were good at singing, but I am tone deaf! Still enjoy singing along with music videos anyway, just have to do it in private.
I am 74. Both my mother and grandmother died of dementia. I stay hydrated, practice walking, I still work 40 hours a week and during lunch break I play jigsaw and mahjong and other puzzle games to keep my synapses going. I also include fats and oils in my diet always.
my grandfather has been diagnosed with dementia i hope this video can help him
Thank you dr Berg for caring!
I needed to see this!
Thank you doctor for this very important information, change my and my husband life.👍
Your videos are so informative and I'm so appreciative of them, but I've noticed a pattern. It seems like a lot of the answers to a lot of the videos topics are Keto and intermittent fasting. I tried Keto and I felt really sick and I had to stop. If these two things are the answer to everything, just do a video on that, maybe? Thanks!
I have to say ... you are become a favorite go to guy.
I am 56 by june. Sometimes i can't remember the words to express.
Thank you Dr. Berg. I'm going through this for my dad, ofcourse with unique further complications, but your wisdom and care is a bless.❤
Thank you Dr Berg! You are awesome! Practical & brilliant health lessons! 😻🙏🏼❤️🇨🇦
DrBerg, thank you this will help alot of people. Please make videos for other types of mental illness
Very scary that both of my grandparents, Grandma and Grandpa have almost all of these signs...
I've seen stories where people have reversed signs
Thank you Dr. Eric Berg for this informative Video.
You're very welcome.