Half cup of blueberries, preferably frozen wild, a day... for a month or so, you can really see the improvement in memory. I tried it! Zinc is in sunflower seeds and if you eat it regularly, within a few days, you can feel vitality jump a notch. I put a table spoon full on my salad or on my oats.
@@Ottee2 those are real good, I use them regularly as well. Brazil nuts are the best source of magnesium, couple of nuts a month all that is needed but we get magnesium through a lot of other foods too, just not so high. I keep a small jar of raw Brazil nuts in the fridge for this purpose :)
Cerebral ischemia survivor here! Thank you Dr B this is great to learn more about eggs! I have chickens that lay beautiful organic truly free range eggs I have new hope for recovery!
Vinpocetine is one of the most powerful memory enhancers ever also! Works on Acetylcholine, adrenalin and serotonin. Also a powerful glucose regulator, especially in the brain!
Dr Berg is the man, I fixed 5 things that I had a problem with taking his advice. I just go to see my GP for blood results and to tell him what he needs to prescribe me.
@@Drberg I keep hoping you will do another video on this but the opposite. There are some of us where our brain produces too much acetylcholine even after lowering choline in our diet. I can't post links in the comment but if you Google high acetylcholine and depression on Google and reddit you will see a ton of articles on this.
You do so much good for the community with these intelligently informative videos on the human body. Health is incredibly important to me, and countless others. Applied Knowledge Breeds Wisdom.
I increased my acetylcholine by increasing my B1 and B5. I did Elliott Overton's protocol for IBS constipation and omg all my memories started coming back. It was crazy.
@@CalmVibesVee I take elliot overtons brand TTFD and then I also take mega benfotamine from life extension. you have to gradually increase your dose because you can have negative side effects and you have to combine it with other things like magnesium. I can't really explain all of it here. you should go watch his videos. if you start taking B1 it will increase your need for all of the co-factors that build acetylcholine and if you are already low in those then you might feel worse.
I’m here to say…. Choline supplement has helped me tremendously! I was diagnosed with ADHD by age 6. I’m now 34. I just want to say after struggling with a comprehension disorder due to the ADHD I can all of a sudden sit down and focus and learn things that I’ve never been able to all my life! Also b12, omega 3s and magnesium are some other supplements that help me. Let me just mention after adding just a couple doses of Choline, my daily chronic cluster headaches just magically stopped in the middle of an attack.
That can explain why Acetylcholine deficiencient people tend to eat more sugar and hence “self medicate” using sugar. Because they observe that taking sugar, they get a kick in productivity but short term (by temporarily compensating ACh , but this pseudo-self-treatment will have negative consequences). So long term ACh deficiency can make the person prone to insulin resistance etc. So in theory, elevating Ach by other means can potentially reduce the habit of taking sugar. (A habit formed by conditioning reflexes (hunger etc) over years).
GM Dr Berg, another very good topic on brain development. Thanks so very much . Hopefully mothers that have children with Autism would benefit from this information , instead of medication. Thanks .
There are way too many anticholinergic medicines being used for various medical conditions which could lead to MS, Parkinson's, dementia, lack of focus, depression, anxiety, schizophrenia and many other diseases.
Well, that’s good, I’ve been chewing on Anise seeds mixed with Fennel seeds and Milk Thistle seeds to prime my liver for meals, especially whenever I do a prolonged fast. Anise has a pretty good amount of carbs, so that’s helpful. Thank you!
Thank you so much Dr Eric Berg I hope you and family are well and that your doing great. I wanted im greatly appreciate that you do all these videos to educate us we mite all have problems and are in a unfortunate state of health and your doing your very best to help us all. Im in the United kingdom and my Dr is very good she has helped me since I was diagnosed with illness im trying to help my father and mother who are elderly im greatful so much.
Getting enough Cholin is surely an important issue. If you consider eating (more) eggs here, just please take also into consideration that eggs are usually high in arachidonic acid, an omega-6 fatty acid. (Don't know if pasture raised eggs here have lower amounts than regular ones, would be interesting to know.) Arachidonic acid isn't 'just bad', it's more complex than that, but could e.g. in certain situations perhaps lead to more inflammation. I think for people who think about adding (more) eggs to their diet it's good and relevant to know that this food also contains this fatty acid, so they can make an informed decision of wether or how much eggs they want to eat.
Yes, he made a few videos on the importance of eggs from healthy animals fed on their natural diet, omega 3 rich type diet, and other things that make chicken healthy, such as enough sun, gym, ect.
@@Rumplegirlskin Ok. You may want to try eggs from chicken that are getting sun exposure and bugs from nutrients rich grasses and no stress. Also quails eggs and duck eggs are often more nutrients rich.
Early signs of memory deterioration are when one struggles to remember the more recent events but would clearly remember past events from a long time back
@No Name - Codm I take nothing. A cup of coffee seems to relax and focus me. I also smoke cannabis which for me helps a lot. Overall my diet isn't the best nor do I exercise as much as I should.
Thx Doc! Very interesting about the energy from insulin. Also I always wondered about choline and acetylcholine from years ago. Wasn't sure about them (before everyday computers).
Wow this is so interesting. The last part about just the natural amount of insulin your body produces really opened my mind to something. Thanks Dr.Berg!
Recently subscribed and taking your videos seriously regarding the benefits of physical and mental health. I know someone who suffers with chronic urticaria and hoping that your videos may help me to help the sufferer alleviate or at least reduce their symptoms. Furthermore my diet has drastically changed to heart healthy foods and regular consumption of kefir as well as sauerkraut😅. In fact my kitchen area has been transformed into a Dr Berg healthy living area. Love your videos and so easy to understand. Thank you so much ❤
Good Morning , Dr.Berg ☕ Thank you so much for sharing this general and Interesting Information with everyone ❤ Have a great day , God richly bless you all ! 🙏 12 / 16 / 2022 🙏
@@Drberg - I'm not the original poster but thank you for your work. Repent for the time is nigh and God bless you all. Have a wonderful Christmas and a happy protected in New Year
Thank you, Dr Berg! I have been learning a lot from your videos. One problem solved my Vit D deficiency. This video is another eye-opener for me. Keep up the good work many many Thanks!
Coffee and Dr. Berg! Good morning, sir! I probably need to be looking into this. I feel like one day I just started to crumble. When I became pregnant with my second child to be exact. I really want to smooth my health back out again.
@@kingleox9 Depends on one’s omega 6 intake or how much inflammation one has and also on one’s digestive issues or efficiency. But a nutrients app like Cronometer could give you clues. I take 3 tablespoons of cod liver oil a day. Well most days. ❤
Wonderful video Dr Berg, except for not properly mention vitamin B1 importance in producion of acetylcholine, and that coffee and green tea consumption on a daily basis depletes B1 and magnesium usage in the brain, causing an Ach deficiency. Rest is on point as always
Acetylcholine is mimicked by nicotine which is why it’s so difficult to quit the nicotine addiction - the acetylcholine has switched off and when nicotine is stopped in quit smoking, it takes time for acetylcholine to kickstart again. Hence the withdrawal symptoms. So this is perfect timing for me. Cashew nuts are a useful magnesium source too.
We are taught to be afraid from the time we are born. That's why we build an aversion to failure. Yet the only way even little babies learn is by trying, falling, getting up, falling again, getting up again. No success without failure. Don't give up.
Does THC effect the neuro transmitters in the brain? Could you do a segment on the effects of medical marijuana? Life your information, thanks Dr.Berg!
Some studies show enhancements to the receptors... other studies I'm sure would suggest otherwise - the main issue is finding a truthful non-bias scientific study on it If you haven't yet, you should look into the endocannabinoid system and the vital role it plays in each and everyone of us - humans and cannabis are very similar in a lot of different ways...
@Smoked Potato nice, I have consumed everyday for over 20 years. Feeling pretty sharp with my recent intermittent fasting and healthy diet and good workout schedule. Just checking the most recent, like you said, non biased facts
DR. Berg could you do a video opposite to this on how to lower acetylcholine levels or ways to increase cholinesterase enzymes which the body uses to break acetylcholine in the body. Well there a lot of benefits of high acetylcholine some of us have the opposite problem of having too high levels acetylcholine which leads to overthinking anxiety. I know about some ways to decrease it like avoiding nightshade foods which are high in solanine that interferes with the body 's ability to break down acetylcholine. I also know about limiting high choline foods like egg yolk. However, I wonder if there are foods or certain habits you can do to help the body increase cholinesterase.
I eat 3 eggs in 3tbsp of Virgin Coconut Oil as I wonder if the Choline will help the myelin sheathings that were destroyed when I was a chold from a high fever..as I have epilepsy now.
I like eggs and liver but barely eat those , but I do eat fresh blueberries almost everyday 🤓🤔 and I also drink Matcha green tea latte almost everyday. Good for immunity system also.
@drericbergdc what about autoimmune and people that make an abnormal protein called acetylcholine receptor antibody. This protein interferes with how acetylcholine works. Could it also be from not being able to ‘absorb’ through the tissue the choline and if so what supplements would help with to that? Thank you!
Hello Dr.Berg, it would be a great idea if you comprehend every aspect of vitamins and minerals required by our body. And their source especially vegetarian ones. Thank you.
Why doesn't Berg recommend cod liver more often than cod liver oil? I began eating canned cod liver after learning about it from one of Dr. Berg's videos and it's truly delicious!
Just recently found your videos and it's so informative... I m a woman have melasma on face, tried so many things but nothing helped me.. So finally saw one of your video talking about estrogen... Can you please suggest something about melasma and how I can control estrogen??
When I had a spiritual awakening in 2013 it was like having my brain unlocked or upgraded a little like the Lucy film, connected to the ether by the pineal gland or third eye.
Another GR8 video, thank you Dr. Berg. Two years ago my Holistic Doctor tested me for Inflammation markers (blood test). My #1 marker is chicken eggs! 😳 They are my faves!!! 🍳 Go figure! 🤦🏻♀️ After a two year absence, three days ago I ate two eggs over ez. My throat and chest became itchy and also felt some tightness in both areas. Sadly, I can no longer eat/enjoy "the incredible edible egg." P.S. Duck eggs are astronomical!💰💵💰
Half cup of blueberries, preferably frozen wild, a day... for a month or so, you can really see the improvement in memory. I tried it! Zinc is in sunflower seeds and if you eat it regularly, within a few days, you can feel vitality jump a notch. I put a table spoon full on my salad or on my oats.
Good advice. I also use sesame and pumpkin seeds on a regular basis. And Brazil nuts & the occasional walnut, too.
@@Ottee2 those are real good, I use them regularly as well. Brazil nuts are the best source of magnesium, couple of nuts a month all that is needed but we get magnesium through a lot of other foods too, just not so high. I keep a small jar of raw Brazil nuts in the fridge for this purpose :)
@@htas6888 One Brazil nut provides 129% daily selenium requirement
@@htas6888, The weather outside is frightful, but have you looked at the price of Brazil nuts, lately😯?
@@Ottee2 $12 organic from Costco
Sometimes I can’t remember what I did 5 min ago… yet I can remember details from 20 years ago no problem. 😂
I too sometimes do things that other people do
mostly due to not focusing much
Same at 35, kind of distressing at times.
Same bro
😂 sounds like focus 😂
Cerebral ischemia survivor here! Thank you Dr B this is great to learn more about eggs! I have chickens that lay beautiful organic truly free range eggs I have new hope for recovery!
Bless you
Sunflower lecithin is another great source of choline 👌It's also non- GMO and doesn't have the negative health effects of soy lecithin.
Vinpocetine is one of the most powerful memory enhancers ever also! Works on Acetylcholine, adrenalin and serotonin. Also a powerful glucose regulator, especially in the brain!
Yes, I use this with remarkable results. It really helps me focus.
I just ordered some to try , thank you
@@100pyatt start low brother. Vinpocetine is a very powerful nootropic. Long lasting too. If I remember correctly the halflife is upwards of 36hrs.
Oh, I need to try that. Is there a specific brand you'd recommend?
@@Bambina336 Source Naturals makes a good one! Honestly barely anyone makes it anymore unfortunately!
Dr Berg is the man, I fixed 5 things that I had a problem with taking his advice. I just go to see my GP for blood results and to tell him what he needs to prescribe me.
Good job. Glad the tips here helped you. Keep up the good work!
@@Drberg I keep hoping you will do another video on this but the opposite. There are some of us where our brain produces too much acetylcholine even after lowering choline in our diet. I can't post links in the comment but if you Google high acetylcholine and depression on Google and reddit you will see a ton of articles on this.
You do so much good for the community with these intelligently informative videos on the human body. Health is incredibly important to me, and countless others. Applied Knowledge Breeds Wisdom.
I cannot explain it, but whenever I see one of your videos pop up when I visit TH-cam, I somehow feel compelled to watch it. Great content!
It's a real feel
I increased my acetylcholine by increasing my B1 and B5. I did Elliott Overton's protocol for IBS constipation and omg all my memories started coming back. It was crazy.
How much of each are you taking? What brand?
What brand do you take
@@CalmVibesVee I take elliot overtons brand TTFD and then I also take mega benfotamine from life extension. you have to gradually increase your dose because you can have negative side effects and you have to combine it with other things like magnesium. I can't really explain all of it here. you should go watch his videos. if you start taking B1 it will increase your need for all of the co-factors that build acetylcholine and if you are already low in those then you might feel worse.
I’m here to say…. Choline supplement has helped me tremendously! I was diagnosed with ADHD by age 6. I’m now 34. I just want to say after struggling with a comprehension disorder due to the ADHD I can all of a sudden sit down and focus and learn things that I’ve never been able to all my life! Also b12, omega 3s and magnesium are some other supplements that help me. Let me just mention after adding just a couple doses of Choline, my daily chronic cluster headaches just magically stopped in the middle of an attack.
Which choline you are talking about? Phosphatidylcholine?
@@marielscharch7388 please reply
That can explain why Acetylcholine deficiencient people tend to eat more sugar and hence “self medicate” using sugar.
Because they observe that taking sugar, they get a kick in productivity but short term (by temporarily compensating ACh , but this pseudo-self-treatment will have negative consequences).
So long term ACh deficiency can make the person prone to insulin resistance etc.
So in theory, elevating Ach by other means can potentially reduce the habit of taking sugar. (A habit formed by conditioning reflexes (hunger etc) over years).
Nice! Necessary,informative!
Absolutely excellent as always! The live was great this morning too! Thank you for all you do!
Happy you found it useful! Be well!
-Dr. Berg's support team
GM Dr Berg, another very good topic on brain development. Thanks so very much . Hopefully mothers that have children with Autism would benefit from this information , instead of medication. Thanks .
Thanks Dr. Berg. I take your advice and appreciate you.
My pleasure! Happy to help!
Amazing, incredible and extra ordinary lecture. I really enjoyed. Well done Dr. Eric Berg and May you live long. ❤❤❤
You have such an incredible wealth of knowledge all available here for free, its just awesome
Thank you Dr Berg 🌸 always new and brilliant info
Glad to know the video help.
Thank you Dr. Berg for sharing the wealth of information you have. This is why you are so blessed.
There are way too many anticholinergic medicines being used for various medical conditions which could lead to MS, Parkinson's, dementia, lack of focus, depression, anxiety, schizophrenia and many other diseases.
Agreed even Benadryl has that effect as well.
Thanks very much Dr Berg . Informative video and brilliant explanation from a brilliant doctor
Thank you so much for those very kind words!
Well, that’s good, I’ve been chewing on Anise seeds mixed with Fennel seeds and Milk Thistle seeds to prime my liver for meals, especially whenever I do a prolonged fast. Anise has a pretty good amount of carbs, so that’s helpful.
Thank you!
It's my pleasure! Happy to know you found the post useful.
You have no idea how you helping some of us Doc with those little videos. Thank you
Thank you so much
Dr Eric Berg
I hope you and family are well and that your doing great.
I wanted im greatly appreciate that you do all these videos to educate us we mite all have problems and are in a unfortunate state of health and your doing your very best to help us all. Im in the United kingdom and my Dr is very good she has helped me since I was diagnosed with illness im trying to help my father and mother who are elderly im greatful so much.
Dr Berg, you look much better and thank you always for your generous sharing of information, vital for many.
Another super informative video, Dr Berg! Thanks so much. Looking forward to that DNA Test “deep dive”…..
You are teaching us hacks for free you are THE MAN !
Thank You again Dr. Eric Berg always love your videos full of useful information.
You're very welcome! Glad you enjoy them.
B1, especially high dose, is also very critical needes for parasympathetic
Dr.Berg, Thank you for informing on this one🙏!
Most welcome!
Great video 😊, beef I think I will take as my routine once a week . Thanks for kind sharing doctor 😊❤
Getting enough Cholin is surely an important issue. If you consider eating (more) eggs here, just please take also into consideration that eggs are usually high in arachidonic acid, an omega-6 fatty acid. (Don't know if pasture raised eggs here have lower amounts than regular ones, would be interesting to know.)
Arachidonic acid isn't 'just bad', it's more complex than that, but could e.g. in certain situations perhaps lead to more inflammation. I think for people who think about adding (more) eggs to their diet it's good and relevant to know that this food also contains this fatty acid, so they can make an informed decision of wether or how much eggs they want to eat.
the question is how much arach acid for an egg
Yes, he made a few videos on the importance of eggs from healthy animals fed on their natural diet, omega 3 rich type diet, and other things that make chicken healthy, such as enough sun, gym, ect.
@@Rumplegirlskin Ok. You may want to try eggs from chicken that are getting sun exposure and bugs from nutrients rich grasses and no stress. Also quails eggs and duck eggs are often more nutrients rich.
Superb video!
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.
Peace and blessings!
My pleasure! Happy to help!
You're welcome. Happy to share this info.
Early signs of memory deterioration are when one struggles to remember the more recent events but would clearly remember past events from a long time back
I have adhd and my focus is always off. You never cease to be amazing 👏
You on nootropics? Dyk nootropics that is beneficial to normal ppl? Except from caffeine, I don't feel caffeine affecting me
me too..anxiety and too many thoughts
@@noname-codm4590 I love taking alpha-gpc, fasoracetam, and coluracetam together plus a cup of coffee. Creates a smooth, calm focus.
Ritalin and ltheanine
@No Name - Codm I take nothing. A cup of coffee seems to relax and focus me. I also smoke cannabis which for me helps a lot. Overall my diet isn't the best nor do I exercise as much as I should.
Thank you dr. Berg for answering my question with a video. Much appreciated
You're very welcome!
0:54 certain drugs issues - 1:56 yolks 5:17 more carbs leads to insulin resistance and eventually hurts brain if there's insulin deficiency
What a doctor!
Glad to hear that keeping 16 chickens has another great advantage.
Thx Doc! Very interesting about the energy from insulin. Also I always wondered about choline and acetylcholine from years ago. Wasn't sure about them (before everyday computers).
Wow this is so interesting. The last part about just the natural amount of insulin your body produces really opened my mind to something. Thanks Dr.Berg!
What the actual f.. that is THE exact topic I wanted to search right now! Thank you so much Dr. Berg
Glad you like the information here.
Recently subscribed and taking your videos seriously regarding the benefits of physical and mental health. I know someone who suffers with chronic urticaria and hoping that your videos may help me to help the sufferer alleviate or at least reduce their symptoms. Furthermore my diet has drastically changed to heart healthy foods and regular consumption of kefir as well as sauerkraut😅. In fact my kitchen area has been transformed into a Dr Berg healthy living area. Love your videos and so easy to understand. Thank you so much ❤
Very good. Keep up the good work. Keto on!
Dr.Berg you are God sent. thank you!
I’m sharing this with my wife and friends
Good boy
Good job on sharing the video.
Thank you for all the amazing information. ❤
Most welcome! Glad you found it useful!
I absorb more information when you stand in front of the white board as opposed to just a speech with visuals. Thought you might want to know.
Same here
I'm the same. I love the whiteboard with the notes.
Great presentation!
Much appreciated👍
Thanks. Glad you like the video!
I hope this will help me when taking the architect exams
Hi 👋, I definitely learned a lot of new information in this video. Thank you for teaching this information 🥰😊🥰
Thank you doc my grandparents used to eat lots of berries, almonds, mixed seed ,and other nuts they never had any anxiety or serious health problems
Good Morning , Dr.Berg ☕
Thank you so much for sharing this general
and Interesting Information with everyone ❤
Have a great day , God richly bless you all !
🙏 12 / 16 / 2022 🙏
Hope this post was helpful!
-Dr. Berg's support team
@@Drberg -
I'm not the original poster but thank you for your work. Repent for the time is nigh and God bless you all. Have a wonderful Christmas and a happy protected in New Year
Valuable information Outstanding!
Thanks Dr Berg...Mom passed away last year - Sept 2022 through dimmentia.She was 77 years old
Egg yolks need to be "runny" not cooked to deliver nutrients. Soft boiled eggs and over easy.
Thank you, Dr Berg!
I have been learning a lot from your videos. One problem solved my Vit D deficiency. This video is another eye-opener for me. Keep up the good work many many Thanks!
You're very welcome! Glad you found the videos helpful.
what’s the “one problem” you’re referring to?
The world love you dr. Berg . Thank you so for sharing.
Coffee and Dr. Berg! Good morning, sir!
I probably need to be looking into this. I feel like one day I just started to crumble. When I became pregnant with my second child to be exact. I really want to smooth my health back out again.
I noticed my memory is so much better when I take omega3 supplements actually
That's nice. Thanks for sharing your expereience.
Awesome!
@@NoName88837 how much do you suggest I eat?
@@kingleox9 Depends on one’s omega 6 intake or how much inflammation one has and also on one’s digestive issues or efficiency. But a nutrients app like Cronometer could give you clues. I take 3 tablespoons of cod liver oil a day. Well most days. ❤
I eat five egg yolks per day with fresh cought sardines, red onion, garlic, and turmeric.
Great information thank you again .
You're most welcome.
Wonderful video Dr Berg, except for not properly mention vitamin B1 importance in producion of acetylcholine, and that coffee and green tea consumption on a daily basis depletes B1 and magnesium usage in the brain, causing an Ach deficiency. Rest is on point as always
Young nettles are rich in acetylcholine. Harvest them in early March, make tea, and enjoy.
Acetylcholine is mimicked by nicotine which is why it’s so difficult to quit the nicotine addiction - the acetylcholine has switched off and when nicotine is stopped in quit smoking, it takes time for acetylcholine to kickstart again. Hence the withdrawal symptoms. So this is perfect timing for me. Cashew nuts are a useful magnesium source too.
Thank you Thank you thank you .dr berg such a wonderful video. You made. My day. Thank you God bless you 🙏
That's nothing. Happy to be of help. Have a nice day!
Glad to be an inspiration and I'm happy you found the information useful.
We are taught to be afraid from the time we are born. That's why we build an aversion to failure. Yet the only way even little babies learn is by trying, falling, getting up, falling again, getting up again. No success without failure. Don't give up.
Dr.Berg you are the champion/saviour thank you for everything 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏆🍀🍀🍀
What about choline and inositol supplement in one?
Thanks for the video! it's crazy how much better i feel with Alpha GPC
Thanks . I've just been doing a deep dive on choline, methionine and mthfr myself
Does THC effect the neuro transmitters in the brain? Could you do a segment on the effects of medical marijuana? Life your information, thanks Dr.Berg!
Cbd
Hello. We will add this to our video suggestion list.
-Dr. Berg's Support Team
@@Drberg you are awesome.
Some studies show enhancements to the receptors... other studies I'm sure would suggest otherwise - the main issue is finding a truthful non-bias scientific study on it
If you haven't yet, you should look into the endocannabinoid system and the vital role it plays in each and everyone of us - humans and cannabis are very similar in a lot of different ways...
@Smoked Potato nice, I have consumed everyday for over 20 years. Feeling pretty sharp with my recent intermittent fasting and healthy diet and good workout schedule. Just checking the most recent, like you said, non biased facts
Always a valuable perspective Doc! What would any of us do without you?
Merry Christmas!
Glad to be an inspiration.
Great information Dr.Berg. 👍👍👍🍀🍀🍀Very interesting
Wow! Thank you so much for that.
Thank you! Dr. Berg For sharing.
Glad you found it so helpful!
Dr. Eric, I love your ASMR-esque voice. 😍
The only TH-cam doctor who matters.
I appreciate your support!
Like this format where Dr. B. moves around the white board ✅
Thanks. Glad you like it!
DR. Berg could you do a video opposite to this on how to lower acetylcholine levels or ways to increase cholinesterase enzymes which the body uses to break acetylcholine in the body. Well there a lot of benefits of high acetylcholine some of us have the opposite problem of having too high levels acetylcholine which leads to overthinking anxiety. I know about some ways to decrease it like avoiding nightshade foods which are high in solanine that interferes with the body 's ability to break down acetylcholine. I also know about limiting high choline foods like egg yolk. However, I wonder if there are foods or certain habits you can do to help the body increase cholinesterase.
Chris Masterjohn PhD has a video about vitamin B5 in which he says we might get less, and need more than previously thought.
I eat 3 eggs in 3tbsp of Virgin Coconut Oil as I wonder if the Choline will help the myelin sheathings that were destroyed when I was a chold from a high fever..as I have epilepsy now.
I like eggs and liver but barely eat those , but I do eat fresh blueberries almost everyday 🤓🤔 and I also drink Matcha green tea latte almost everyday. Good for immunity system also.
Thank you Dr. Berg 🙏🏻💖
No worries. Glad to help!
No problem. Thanks for watching!
@drericbergdc what about autoimmune and people that make an abnormal protein called acetylcholine receptor antibody. This protein interferes with how acetylcholine works. Could it also be from not being able to ‘absorb’ through the tissue the choline and if so what supplements would help with to that? Thank you!
I have been hi dosing Vit A and Nac. I am having more dreams and better brain recall.
Dr Berg! you save many lifes! You save my Life ! i can t thank you enough for that ! GOD Only CAN 🙏
That's nothing. You are doing great.
Happy to know that you found the information useful. Thanks for watching!
Thanks! Mate (Ilex paraguariensis) has a lot of manganese. 🌞
Great channel Dr. Berg! Greetings from Poland
Hello there! Thanks for your kind words.
Dr. Berg's Support Team
Hello Dr.Berg, it would be a great idea if you comprehend every aspect of vitamins and minerals required by our body. And their source especially vegetarian ones. Thank you.
Hello. We will add this to our video suggestion list. Thanks.
-Dr. Berg's Support Team
Guess you haven’t read lately, highest cancer cases are people that are vegetarian
I appreciate your comment!
@@Drberg Yay... by the way I have many more questions.
@@antonellaprovenzano270 it could be I have no idea 😐
First good thing I ever heard Dr Berg say about insulin 🙃
Like pretty much everything in the body, it's there for a reason.
Looking for pharma drug alternatives, and Dr berg has the answers! Thank you Dr Berg 🙏
Studies gonna be wild! Thanks for the info, you are amazing! ❤️
Very glad to be of help.
Why doesn't Berg recommend cod liver more often than cod liver oil? I began eating canned cod liver after learning about it from one of Dr. Berg's videos and it's truly delicious!
Yes. I agree, but imagine the price of cod liver 😢😅if everyone was following his videos on this 😂😂😂
I love coffee and to sleep. My brain should be a super machine. 😆Thanks, Dr. Berg.
Just recently found your videos and it's so informative...
I m a woman have melasma on face, tried so many things but nothing helped me..
So finally saw one of your video talking about estrogen...
Can you please suggest something about melasma and how I can control estrogen??
He may have a videos on melasma and on estrogen that may assist with this ❤
Love and blessings from Australia .
OFFICALLY I AM SUBSRIBING. YOU ARE AMAZING. AMAZING.
I appreciate your comment! Thanks for subscribing!
Thanks for making the video
When I had a spiritual awakening in 2013 it was like having my brain unlocked or upgraded a little like the Lucy film, connected to the ether by the pineal gland or third eye.
Another GR8 video, thank you Dr. Berg.
Two years ago my Holistic Doctor tested me for Inflammation markers (blood test). My #1 marker is chicken eggs! 😳 They are my faves!!! 🍳 Go figure! 🤦🏻♀️
After a two year absence, three days ago I ate two eggs over ez. My throat and chest became itchy and also felt some tightness in both areas. Sadly, I can no longer eat/enjoy "the incredible edible egg."
P.S. Duck eggs are astronomical!💰💵💰
Thanks again, Dr.Berg!🥰😍
No problem! Take care!
Thanks for DR Berg?Very nice to know this?
Thanks for your advice 🙏🙏. Please can you make a video on ozempic and semaglutide. It's like craze all people are talking about.
Hello. We added this to our video suggestion list. Thanks.
-Dr. Berg's Support Team
Thank you for your question. I will check with Dr. Berg about this!
Dr. Berg's Support Team.
Good suggestion, I’ve been hearing about it a lot lately too