COPD: There is Hope (Ways to Improve COPD)

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  • @dianedavison2029
    @dianedavison2029 3 месяца назад +29

    I was diagnosed with copd when I was 38 ,I’m 62 now and because of Covid my lungs took a hit , for the first time in my life I have been on oxygen, but I still fight the good fight, I go to lung rehab and I walk a mile every other day with my oxygen… I am slowly getting better … by the grace of God …

    • @krazyfarmhomestead2239
      @krazyfarmhomestead2239 Месяц назад

      read about zephyr valves you are going to freak when you do, people who were on oxygen off now, able to cut their grass after being bedridden for years, there is also a group on FB I joined too. they have been helpful.

    • @Humanityoverevenreligion
      @Humanityoverevenreligion 3 дня назад

      Yeah, I got diagnosed with COPD when I was 34. Hang in there, brother. If u have any tips for me, please feel free to share.

    • @Humanityoverevenreligion
      @Humanityoverevenreligion 3 дня назад

      I'm 36 now and my lungs hurt all the time.

  • @richardmathews8250
    @richardmathews8250 5 лет назад +380

    Over 10 years ago my wife was involved in a nearly fatal car accident. As a result she lost 40% of her left lung capacity. She also was diagnosed asthmatic as a child and hospitalized several times growing up. As an adult she used an inhaler daily and also had a "next step" inhaler incase the main one wasn't enough. She has had trouble walking up more than one flight of stairs or walking more than a few minutes. Well, I began Keto to reduce my chronic pain from an autoimmune disease, and after she saw how it improved my health she began Keto to lose weight. Well she did lose 50 lbs in 4 months, but better than that, she is off all her medications and has no need for her inhaler. Since her car accident she has had annual lung function test and every year it was going down. Well this year she had her test and when she saw her respirologist he was amazed and confused that her lung function had IMPROVED by 16%. She is now walking several miles a day with me and is so happy shopping for new clothes.

    • @feliciar4818
      @feliciar4818 5 лет назад +27

      What a wonderful thing for your wife... So happy that losing weight improved both her physical activity and her health... This is such an inspirational story... God bless the both of you

    • @yohosuanathanielisrael500
      @yohosuanathanielisrael500 5 лет назад +20

      Congratulations!!! I'll be praying for her complete healing and restoration...have her take serrapeptase it removes scar tissue from lungs and look into cbd oil and a herbal copd formula....take vitamin d3 at least 2,000 IU

    • @iwantthetruthandnothingbut6521
      @iwantthetruthandnothingbut6521 5 лет назад +10

      Oh that is so awesome! Good on her and good on you!

    • @sand3882
      @sand3882 4 года назад +9

      Thanks for sharing that. I'm going to share this with someone I care deeply for.

    • @sgillman16
      @sgillman16 4 года назад +7

      Richard Mathews what is a "next step" inhaler?
      Albuterol (and levalbuterol) is the only short acting beta 2 agonist available

  • @carltaylor4942
    @carltaylor4942 6 месяцев назад +13

    I'm 69 and I've had COPD for 9 years. I recently had a chest infection and as a result I have taken up weight-lifting again. Yes, weight lifting. At 69. With COPD. I take my dog for 3 long walks every day, don't smoke, have a very healthy diet and do quite a lot of hoovering. All of these things help.

  • @MattShade64
    @MattShade64 5 лет назад +216

    Yes. Believe you can fight it! I was diagnosed [brutally] at age 24 with huge upper lobe bullae in both lungs with many smaller throughout the lower lobes [not anti-trypsin deficient either] and I turn 55 this year. That's over 30 years..Sure it's getting pretty hard these days but I'm still not on oxygen. Best tips: Ditch the cigs if you do smoke. Walk as much as possible if you can - even if it hurts. And learn to use your diaphragm..breath in to the count of 4 and out to the count of 8 [or 2 in 4 out - whatever you can manage but always double the amount in exhalation. Use that auxiliary breathing muscle and try to get into the habit of breathing into your abdomen and out with your diaphragm..] Meditate and forget the 3-5 year prognosis. Hope this helps someone. Peace.

    • @Batman-tt8zw
      @Batman-tt8zw 5 лет назад +3

      you were diagnosed with COPD at 24? is it emphysema or chronic bronchitis?

    • @MattShade64
      @MattShade64 5 лет назад +3

      @@Batman-tt8zw Bullous (Very Large Cysts ) Emphysema. Yeah was a smack in the face to be sure..

    • @MattShade64
      @MattShade64 5 лет назад +3

      @Anthony B Thank You Anthony. That's very kind. All the best!

    • @sgillman16
      @sgillman16 4 года назад +1

      I was diagnosed at 23

    • @sgillman16
      @sgillman16 4 года назад +6

      Something weird is going on. I've never heard of anyone in their 20s with it. Just us

  • @barbaraperry2796
    @barbaraperry2796 Год назад +40

    I am very ill with COPD. I quit smoking 13 days ago! Started smoking when I was 14. I am 56 now. I hope this will help me breathe better.

    • @r.a.h5788
      @r.a.h5788 Год назад +7

      This will ! Please stop smoking , my dad has severe copd and is hospitalized for exacerbation . Please follow what he said in the video I promise it’s worth it

    • @r.a.h5788
      @r.a.h5788 Год назад +3

      My dad stop smoking in oct 2022

    • @peggyferder8834
      @peggyferder8834 Год назад +7

      Congradulations, Keep going you will do it!! I quit about 2 and half months ago

    • @krazyfarmhomestead2239
      @krazyfarmhomestead2239 6 месяцев назад +3

      we are so similar I am 59 and started smoking at 14. I have stage 4 they say. my goal is to 100% get off the oxygen I HATE it!

    • @turnright1131
      @turnright1131 5 месяцев назад +1

      update?

  • @laurenmaier8742
    @laurenmaier8742 9 месяцев назад +28

    Dr Berry, this video could be life changing to me…I was diagnosed w stage 3 copd 2.5 years ago. I started PT right away. I quit after a year… I didn’t realize how important this is to my body, until I listened to this. I’ve been home doing nothing, honestly. I am on oxygen when exerting. Staying home doing nothing has made me weak. Walking from bedroom to kitchen makes me breathless. I NEED TO RETURN TO PT, if they’ll have me. By not moving Im making my lungs weaker, like you said, then I do less than nothing. Thank you! I hope I call today to start up the first of the year again. It’s very hard for me to go mentally. I don’t leave the house. I’ve Never smoked and I’m 62. Thank you. I’ll call right now.

    • @mikegreen5502
      @mikegreen5502 8 месяцев назад

      Do you drink or have mold in your house

    • @louise7552
      @louise7552 6 месяцев назад

      It's difficult I hear you. I have COPD stage 4, BUT I CANT HAVE OXYGEN AS IM A CO2 RETAINER. ( carbon dioxide). So imagine you can't breathe AND can't have oxygen. I have been doing exercises in my little pool. Just gentle upper body stretching and walking around the pool. It is working, have energy when I get out, feel motivated. Also taking, D3, GREEN TEA with ground ginger, PURE HONEY and a quarter tspn of died thyme. It's brilliant anti inflammation, so your not struggling for breath. Also, vitamin B1, zinc and 1tspn of peanut butter a day. Look up peanut butter on lung health. Amazing antioxidants, I was so surprised by all the goodness in it. Get the real deal. Just 💯 peanut 🥜. Go for it, I refuse to give up. I'm 59yr. Louise Australia 🇦🇺 😊😊

    • @alexr6114
      @alexr6114 6 месяцев назад +1

      What about viruses? I starte coughing more than four years ago after contracting a virus. probably not COVID. None of the drugs that my physicians prescribed did anything. Using a whistle like breathing exerciser did help and so did two teaspoons of honey in my two cups of morning tea. I hope that once the weather is better I can stop drinking the honey until the weather gets cold and damp again in the fall.

    • @puggirl415
      @puggirl415 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@mikegreen5502 Old undiagnosed pulmonary embolisms can get in the lungs and scar them causing a loss of lung capacity.

    • @mikegreen5502
      @mikegreen5502 5 месяцев назад

      @puggirl415 what causes that though ?

  • @RobCLynch
    @RobCLynch 3 года назад +65

    For the record, MedCram highlighted a recent study that showed vitamin D reduced the chances of getting a chest infection by 50% while it also reduces the chances of pneumonia by 70%.
    I think this is reason enough to take vitamin D - especially through the winter season.
    Thanks for this video.

    • @evanhughes1510
      @evanhughes1510 2 года назад +3

      How much vitamin d?

    • @RobCLynch
      @RobCLynch 2 года назад +6

      @@evanhughes1510 The study I'm referring to considers 1000 iu of vitamin D. I personally take 4000 iu per day, combined with K2

    • @evanhughes1510
      @evanhughes1510 2 года назад +2

      @@RobCLynch is it bad to take it without k2? What if you’re getting k2 already in your diet from greens etc?

    • @RobCLynch
      @RobCLynch 2 года назад +3

      @@evanhughes1510 hi, according to the various keto doctor's, it's ok to take up to 10,000 iu per day without K2, but anything above 10,000 would require K2 to redistribute calcium deposits. Perhaps you're getting enough K2 from your diet? You might need to estimate your K2 intake from food alone.

    • @dc.pentrumesteri4893
      @dc.pentrumesteri4893 2 года назад

      everyone eats shit with their false studies we are talking about a destruction of the alveoli and connective tissue not a common cold that you will a tea and ready bpoc severe and I took all plus spondylitis

  • @beowulfvladmax7710
    @beowulfvladmax7710 4 года назад +109

    Information well received. I've never smoked nor used "recreational drugs". I'm a lifetime bodybuilder who once weighed 312 pounds and bench pressed 540 pounds. And yet, I've been diagnosed with copd. Asthma nearly killed me as a child. During my youth and middle age I'd licked the condition. But now that I'm in my late 60s it's returned. Not a welcomed homecoming. Nevertheless I still strive to workout almost daily and at 69, with copd, I can incline bench press 415. Never give up! Never surrender!

    • @thamizhansudip6644
      @thamizhansudip6644 3 года назад +7

      So inspiring 👌👍👏

    • @jazzsnare
      @jazzsnare 3 года назад +1

      Try imst?

    • @toddogryzlo2433
      @toddogryzlo2433 2 года назад +6

      you give me hope

    • @susanschroeder3512
      @susanschroeder3512 2 года назад +2

      Good for You!~ Same here, I am a Mini-Triathlete! I stopped smoking in college; but, we live in 'high-particulate' Northeast.' From now on, I am wearing a Mask when outdoors exercising to keep my symptoms at bay.

    • @a320nick
      @a320nick Год назад +2

      @@susanschroeder3512 I've got a really strong, bright flashlight and even in really cold, clean and fresh air, at night, you can still see particles of dust or whatever in the air, in the light beam, it never seems to be clean and pure!!

  • @jennykonijnenburg3031
    @jennykonijnenburg3031 5 месяцев назад +11

    I was diagnosed with copd stage 4 over 5 years ago. After my last exacerbation it has gone backwards after a good time of stability…
    I supplement myself very well and do cardio and strength fitness twice a week.
    I quit smoking 7 years ago. Also have asthma and have had lung cancer.
    It isn’t easy, but will have to go on. No oxygen yet. I don’t want it. Walking is very hard, but with my mobile scooter I go out with my pointer and spaniel/husky and have a lot of fun with them. Thats what keeps me going ❤

  • @bobbimcdaniel914
    @bobbimcdaniel914 4 месяца назад +9

    This guy is selling Nothing😊, I was pleased to hear seriously good advice and noteworthy information that I can use for my husband's health...ty, ty, ty

  • @AdvancedBoerboels4.24.7
    @AdvancedBoerboels4.24.7 4 года назад +74

    At 16 I had asthma, bronchitis, lung spasms and a lung infection all from 2nd hand smoke. My doctor was going to call it emphysema too but I found a way to get better. Any of the drugs made me way to hyper and still sick so I just quit and got completely away from smoke, even things that remotely smelled like smoke. I started riding a bike. 5 years later, I worked up to joining a bike racing team, biking 50 to 100 miles a day, swimming 1 mile a day and walking 15 a day. I was still short of breath but constantly pushed it to the limit all day every day -never a day off! I was invited to join the US Olympic team. Knowing my lungs I refused, I had already won something much better. Going from living in an oxygen tent looking at death to scoring 68 on the lung function test. Now happily looking toward 60 and sometimes doctors tell me my lungs are normal to slight obstruction maybe! Fight every day for yourself. Clean country air, simple real food, increase heart rate and expand those lungs!

    • @carltaylor4942
      @carltaylor4942 4 года назад +18

      kathy beck - Thanks, Kathy. I have COPD and I used to do what you do every day but have recently been quite depressed and stopped exercising. I think you have inspired me to start again. Thank you.

    • @goodwill2174
      @goodwill2174 4 года назад +7

      @@carltaylor4942 Don't give up on yourself. 😊

    • @JYAN2852
      @JYAN2852 3 года назад +2

      Cysteine and full spectrum Vitamin E (tacopherols and tocotrienols) supplements

    • @CarnivoreRenegade
      @CarnivoreRenegade Год назад +1

      @JYAN2852 explain, please. 🙏 Thanks

    • @umesh978
      @umesh978 6 месяцев назад

      what is your currrent age brother ?

  • @YouButter
    @YouButter 4 года назад +91

    1. Get tested with a pulmonary function test. Talk to Dr and get the test ordered.
    2. Exercise-start our slowly
    3. Eat omega 3 or take a supplement
    4. Take vitamin D3. 2K-3K IU daily
    5. Remove the crap out of your diet.
    6. Stop smoking or even being around other smokers

    • @wandaloomis7231
      @wandaloomis7231 3 года назад +9

      You’re my hero!

    • @ananamu2248
      @ananamu2248 Год назад +1

      Thankyou for the list .I can check ,yup ,I do that and you save me the energy hoping for something new

    • @dirtyhorse5090
      @dirtyhorse5090 8 месяцев назад

      So do you take the inhaler prescribed along with these steps or just these steps without the medication

    • @MuhammadAli-jl3sm
      @MuhammadAli-jl3sm Месяц назад

      2k and 3k also vitamin

  • @teresaoftheandes6279
    @teresaoftheandes6279 4 года назад +28

    I sent this to my father. He lost 40 lbs on Keto. He's got COPD but is 81, retired and works part-time time filling propane trucks "to stay healthy". Thanks for this video!

  • @joeyoung3273
    @joeyoung3273 5 лет назад +89

    Smokers stop now. I have copd. Cuts your life and interests short. People and family know about me struggling but they continue to light up, wasting life and money. NO SECOND SMOKE...KILLS AS WELL.

    • @nhoniking3531
      @nhoniking3531 5 лет назад +3

      Hope your ok now bro

    • @RA-dm1yn
      @RA-dm1yn 5 лет назад +5

      joe Young I’m trying to quit.

    • @elizabethspence3499
      @elizabethspence3499 4 года назад +4

      Second hand smoke is worse than actually smoking I too have C.o.p.d

    • @carltaylor4942
      @carltaylor4942 4 года назад +2

      @@nhoniking3531 - You don't recover from COPD. It gets worse.

    • @terrymoore565
      @terrymoore565 4 года назад +6

      Second hand smoke was invented in California by big pharmaceutical companies and Jerry Brown, period..sick of hearing the baloney. Smokers have been smoking around children since the beginning of time, no I'll effects.. asthma and all those lung issues have come about in the early 1940s from weather modifications the garbage they are spilling in the skies..my parents smoked around us till we left home, all eight of us...zero issues..all lived to be in their 80s still kicking, zero cancer either.

  • @johnormond6853
    @johnormond6853 6 лет назад +23

    Thanks so much Doc. I am a 73 year old guy who is a 24/7 carer. I have been keto for a year now and seen all sorts of benefits in helping various medical conditions. I am a lifelong asthmatic but I still run about 25 miles a week and run a marathon each year. I periodically get bronchitis and am trying to figure out why. I wondered about a link with anxiety or even overtraining. Thanks again for your fantastic and practical videos from which I have learned a lot.

  • @christineoconnor155
    @christineoconnor155 5 месяцев назад +4

    Hi love your video. I have COPD I stopped smoking in 2006 before I was diagnosed. I after I managed to stop smoking I couldn't breath properly and I couldn't stand the smell of cigarettes . I don't know how people with COPD can smoke. When I smell smoke it starts me coughing and can't get my breath. I feel for people who know they should stop but can't, I remember what that was like. I was enabled to stop smoking by using the vapes, also giving up this habit starts in the head . You have to think about your heart snd what you are doing to it and your lungs . Try to think of those organs as your best friends and how badly you are treating them. That helped me really want to stop that awful habit.

  • @debashisray4265
    @debashisray4265 2 года назад +24

    Dr Berg, I had bouts of shortness of breath as a boy. This evolved into bronchitis, later termed chronic bronchitis and by my mid twenties chronic asthmatic bronchitis. I fought the problem by running or swimming regularly. Nevertheless it worsened by the time I was in my mid thirties and then it was termed asthma. Almost hopeless I turned to Hatha Yoga and found after a year that practising 45 minutes of yoga daily let me live a near normal life.
    Things again started worsening by the time I was 70 even hatha yoga supplemented by inhalers didn't permit normal breathing. In despair I consulted a specialist pulmonologist. He put me through a lung function test and the results showed that I had COPD. The doctor prescribed newer more advanced inhalers.
    However I was now fed up with this constantly evolving problem. I started exploring Pranayama, specifically the type termed Anuloma - Viloma. It improved matters and I was able to stop all inhalers, my hatha yoga and concentrate on pranayama alone for fifteen minutes a day. It worked and at 76 I am able to maintain normal activity without inhalers. I am not however cycle fast or run as I quickly get breathless. But normal sedentary lifestyle including negotiating a few flights of steps is no problem

    • @debashisray4265
      @debashisray4265 2 года назад +1

      not a problem . Inhaler use is infrequent barely once or twice in a month. -- Debashis Ray, Kolkata, India

  • @sandramelendez1888
    @sandramelendez1888 Год назад +10

    Our God want His Children to be Obedient, He wants us to take great care of the Owesome body that He gave us, many times he had cure me like I said Before, but since I didn't listen to Him, and I did not take care of my body, This time He is taking His Owesome time, He wants me to learn my lesson, and I love Him for it, but His been Helping me another way, with herbs, exercises for the Lungs, etc. My lung Capacity it was less 500 with the little thing that I use to inhale now in like two weeks my lung Capacity is 1500with the little tool, and I'm feeling a lot better, I'm not loosing my breath like I use to, I'm walking more,an I pray a lot, and I on my way to Recovery thanks to my Lord Jesus, for Him all the Glory, Honor and Praise. Forevermore.
    ❣️ 🙏AMEN 🙏❣️

  • @suewright1299
    @suewright1299 4 года назад +13

    Bless you Dr Berry! My Dr told me today that he's sure I have COPD and has booked me in for an LFT. I knew you'd made a video with regards lung problems and searched it out.
    Thankfully, I stopped smoking completely 21 years ago next month but I'm starting to have recurrent chest infections. I hesitantly look forward to the LFT to find out just how severe it is and what I can do to help myself.
    Very many grateful thanks for all your tips and advice, I really appreciate you caring so very much Sir.

  • @nicnak4475
    @nicnak4475 10 месяцев назад +10

    Yes very true what you say about exercise and COPD Dr Berry, I'm 67, I run 6 times a week, between 5 and 13 miles a day and race my local Park Run every week and normally win my age group, so still a lot can be achieved even if you have COPD, like me, as diagnosed by my doctor 👍

  • @sandramcgleish2645
    @sandramcgleish2645 4 месяца назад +3

    I was diagnosed with COPD (mild) in 2019. I have been taking Mullein liquid extract, I feel a lot better. And it helps me cough up phlegm in the morning. I take 2 full droppers in the morning. I do sometimes take it also in the evening. I also have a rescue inhaler. I don’t use it as much as I did before taking the mullein. I do practice Yoga, light weights, walking. Thank you for this video. Helpful❤

    • @CarnivoreRenegade
      @CarnivoreRenegade 4 месяца назад

      Please tell us more on the mullein leaf extract. I'm glad it helps you, and I hope it continues

  • @cristyrobertson9165
    @cristyrobertson9165 6 лет назад +9

    Going Keto to help my husbands weight, and you talk sugar addiction. This was my kryptonite, sure bad foods but smoking..... quit again last year. Cold turkey can never have another or it won’t end. Thank you, this is what I will get out of Keto, healing my lungs.

  • @Kernoe
    @Kernoe 4 года назад +9

    First off, thanks for the great work Dr. Berry.
    Same story like below. I was almost a full grain fed baby, because full grain was seen as the healthiest thing, one could do,
    which got me lots of digestive issues early on in my life. On top of that, with 2 years, i was a vegetarian for a year.
    With the age of 4, i started to have more and more bronchitis developing, from a constant rhinitis from dust milb allergy.
    There had to be lots of them, since the more than 100 year old house had lots of fungi as well, which let's them thrive and multiply.
    I had mostly allergy symptoms in that specific house.
    With 11 years i finally got real medicine for my asthma bronchiale, which already established at the age of 5, after attempting to treat the symptoms with
    (hold onto your seats) Homeopathy (a big, corrupt and manipulative pseudo pharmacy brunch very popular in germany and austria).
    They made my mother feel like, now she has a certain kind of knowledge and education.
    Did not take a lot of and not very regular steroids because they really messed with my stomach after a while. I used the inhaler to open airways on average 2 - 3 times a day.
    I never would have thought or dreamt of a relief from asthma, but there it was already 2 weeks into a ketogenic diet. And it goes on, only interrupted by a too long
    intermittent fast of more than 2 days, which obviously put my body in too much of a stress.

  • @wendyc8853
    @wendyc8853 5 лет назад +20

    So glad to find this video I have coped with 10 % lung function left and I'm only 49 yrs old good to know I can improve those numbers

    • @claudioabado6246
      @claudioabado6246 5 лет назад +4

      Only 10%? You're so courageous.

    • @yohosuanathanielisrael500
      @yohosuanathanielisrael500 5 лет назад +4

      Hang in there and be encouraged!! I pray for your complete healing in the mighty name of Yahweh-Rapha!!! look into stem cell research and pulmonary trapping as well as taking Serrepaptase it removes scar tissue from your lungs. Breathe well and be healed!!

    • @colingraham3143
      @colingraham3143 5 лет назад +3

      Go research cordyceps .This will help more than you know.

    • @elizabethspence3499
      @elizabethspence3499 4 года назад +8

      I was diagnosed with C.o.p.d in 2005 at the age of 46 am currently in very severe stages and now on oxygen my lung capacity is 20% and anything I can do to help is greatly appreciated

    • @elizabethspence3499
      @elizabethspence3499 4 года назад +3

      @Kevin K thank you

  • @justinwillis4536
    @justinwillis4536 5 лет назад +6

    last I was in hospital the cardiologist said my heart was stronger than ever before

  • @berlinsemo2645
    @berlinsemo2645 Год назад +7

    This video is JUST what I needed today. Thank you Dr. I adore your videos and preach your information ❤️

  • @coramachado7064
    @coramachado7064 2 года назад +6

    Thanks Dr. Berry for bringing this topic i really need some encouragement and not to worry too much I have been diagnosed with mild lung scarring I heard so much that about it that it can not be reversed , thanks for giving me hope and some of the comments here are very encouraging , thanks a lot
    Please could you talk much about it in the future

  • @42GG0T
    @42GG0T Год назад +3

    Thank you for calming my nerves -my dad was diagnosed with copd and hearing him cough at night (MUCH Less now a few months after diagnosis) but the mind is sent into a dark rabbit hole whenever I hear him suffering (coughing). Thank you.

    • @r.a.h5788
      @r.a.h5788 Год назад +1

      My dad too suffers from copd but severe copd , where he is on oxygen 24/7 , please have your dad eat super healthy not a lot of salt low sugar , stop smoking . Exercise, supplements

  • @C.Brown5150
    @C.Brown5150 3 года назад +12

    Thanks for everything Doc, this is what people need to hear, the truth about things.. There's always something that can be done, if we take the time to find it , use it and share it with others.. Look forward to seeing your other videos.👍

  • @suedegreef3994
    @suedegreef3994 8 месяцев назад +2

    Dr Berry my doctor told me to watch you and take your advice on my health i do have copd. But i stop smoking and im not coughing and i can actually breathe alot better. Thank you for all your advice. Im trying to take control of my life and my health. Thank you.

  • @merrittolsen1146
    @merrittolsen1146 4 года назад +15

    I use 3.9 to 5.2 grams of omega 3 (EPA and DHA), Vit D3 + K1, K2, K3, Beta Carotene (pro vitamin A) Garlic (not the burpless as that form removes the Allicin), Cinnamon (anti inflammatory), Tumeric (anti inflammatory), Ginger (anti inlammatory and lower blood sugar), and Magnesium (Prevents muscle spasms). I also ride my bike for 30 minutes a day 5x a week

    • @andreas956
      @andreas956 3 года назад

      What dosage per day?. How is your COPD now after 1 year with this dosage?

    • @ghazalaghazal6638
      @ghazalaghazal6638 2 года назад

      @@andreas956 ft

    • @denisethomson7685
      @denisethomson7685 Год назад

      Beta caratine in supplements cause lung Cancer.

  • @Frederer59
    @Frederer59 6 лет назад +53

    Hi Dr. Berry, I have been drinking sole water (Himalayan pink salt brine with lemon and soda water) everyday for about 6months or so and my breathing has improved. I can tell because my singing voice has improved and also my flute tone is better too!

    • @carlclyburn8472
      @carlclyburn8472 6 лет назад

      Fred Cory I

    • @Thiggman-cs6wx
      @Thiggman-cs6wx 6 лет назад +5

      (I know this is long but I just wanted to put everything I could think of here in case someone had questions.)
      I got on Wellbutrin (bupropion, instant release, 150mg/2x a day) 2 months ago and I haven't smoked a cigarette in 6 weeks and 3 days and it hasn't even been a struggle. I smoked for 35 years and smoked over 2 packs a day and was smoking Marlboro Reds for this last year. I was also addicted to soda and I haven't drank any of that either. Haven't wanted to. I did 2 weeks at 200mg and that wasn't enough so one more week of 300mg and then I just quit and haven't looked back. I can find a cigarette in my house and just throw it away. The first week of side effects wasn't fun and the constant adrenaline I could do without and I can't wait to get off of it (in 3 months, longer if I need to) but to not smoke, to not NEED to smoke is so incredible that I am dealing with the side effects happily.
      A lot of people have their depression and depression-based anxiety cured with Wellbutrin (sometimes in a week, sometimes in 6 weeks). It may do that for me at a lower dose but 300mg is what I need to not smoke but again, it also is a bit intense on the adrenaline. Some people can't stand the adrenaline boost and it causes anxiety that they can't bear (again, some people it cures their anxiety) but I just concluded that none of these side effects were worse than the hundreds of dollars a month I was wasting and the isolation from society and seeing my dad on oxygen 24 hours a day now with COPD. Also, the Wellbutrin does something to where I know I have anxiety, I know I don't necessarily like the way I feel, but I am ok with that lol. There is a will power there that just makes me move forward.
      The insomnia can be a problem but I've used Taurine, Theanine, and Kava Kava (each separately) and they all worked (nothing really did that first week and after that nothing else worked for me except these 3 things). Good luck! (Oh I had also tried the timed release version last year and it didn't work yet for some that is the only one that works.)

    • @katinioiro
      @katinioiro 5 лет назад

      Fred Cory ,how many times a day were you taking this solution

    • @nannybdd
      @nannybdd 5 лет назад

      Fred where do u find that water atb

    • @chonlm
      @chonlm 3 года назад

      @@nannybdd you can easily get it from Amazon

  • @rosalieargenta364
    @rosalieargenta364 3 года назад +8

    Dr Berry. Thank you. You confirmed what I’ve experienced with my workouts. And breathing exercises. Interesting when I was diagnosed with a mild case UCLA never explained that it can improve.. I appreciate your time and effort to help us out my life is pretty normal with all the extras that you mention. Plus your positive approach certainly gives me confidence. Thank you again so much

    • @laurel1854
      @laurel1854 2 года назад

      So this situation can improve.... how? Thanks

  • @RuthlessGaming5849
    @RuthlessGaming5849 2 года назад +6

    I smoked three packs a day. Tried quitting many times. When I got diagnosed with emphysema I quit that day cold turkey. Felt like the easiest thing I've ever done. Amazing how the mind can work.

    • @georgepanagiotou8673
      @georgepanagiotou8673 2 года назад +1

      So how u doing now? Have u reversed the damage?

    • @RuthlessGaming5849
      @RuthlessGaming5849 2 года назад +2

      @@georgepanagiotou8673 Well you can't reverse emphysema. My doctor said if I kept smoking 3 packs a day I'd be on oxygen in 3 yrs, and dead in 5. By quitting smoking, and making smarter decisions with my lungs he's saying I should be around for 15-20 more years. I do feel, and breathe much better for sure.

    • @georgepanagiotou8673
      @georgepanagiotou8673 2 года назад

      @@RuthlessGaming5849 I’m glad to hear that man.. I was recently occasionally smoking marijuana. And I noticed after my chest would get tight. I took a chest x-ray everything was fine, One month later yesterday I went and took a chest x-ray and she said I could have bronchitis or the beginning stage of emphysema. So she put me on medicine to get the inflammation down. The thing is I only have a little bit of chest tightness I rarely have a cough I go to the gym all the time and run on the treadmill and lift weights and never cough. So I’m hoping she calls me and tells me it’s just bronchitis

    • @RuthlessGaming5849
      @RuthlessGaming5849 2 года назад +1

      Yea I had to give up the Marijuana also.... So I just buy the edible kind now. If I can't smoke it then I'll eat it. Hope it works out for you. Sending a prayer.

    • @georgepanagiotou8673
      @georgepanagiotou8673 2 года назад

      @@RuthlessGaming5849 damn I never thought about that one. I appreciate it man thanks

  • @julianwilkins1669
    @julianwilkins1669 5 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for your kindness
    Blessings to all

  • @rhodiafiddler5557
    @rhodiafiddler5557 9 месяцев назад +1

    Never smoked in my life. Was trying to walk and exercise, not a whole lot, when I first had bronchitis. Later asma, finally after about 6 years a doctor had me do a breathing test. I have chronic bronchitis

  • @marylouirick7316
    @marylouirick7316 5 лет назад +62

    Fresh air, warm showers no BBQ cooking .plus pray and ask, God 4 healing.📿

    • @dhh3164
      @dhh3164 5 лет назад +2

      Wim hof and the science backing him will tell you a cold shower is better for you! (Definatley not as relaxing...but therapeutic!..)

    • @bbw420latinajayvlogs9
      @bbw420latinajayvlogs9 5 лет назад

      Alleluia

    • @gxqx797
      @gxqx797 5 лет назад

      @@dhh3164 even with copd?!

    • @dhh3164
      @dhh3164 5 лет назад

      @@gxqx797 BREATHE BITCH!

    • @dhh3164
      @dhh3164 5 лет назад +2

      @@gxqx797 God ain't gonna help you

  • @JP-he6rq
    @JP-he6rq 6 лет назад +46

    i wish i had known more about copd, i lost my brother on the 2nd of January 2018 , he had copd, and got flu infunsa b, that killed him, i am in so much of pain , after loosing my dear brother

    • @boulderangel124
      @boulderangel124 6 лет назад +7

      Jeremy P So sorry for the loss of your brother. Remember the good times you shared.

    • @Lgarell60
      @Lgarell60 6 лет назад +3

      Sorry for your Loss J I Lost My Beloved Uncle Archie Fain at 64 years of Age Back in May of 2014 I wished I Too could of seen Dr Berry Videos to of Saved Him 😢

    • @laurenandreas5950
      @laurenandreas5950 6 лет назад +3

      Jeremy P, I’m so sorry for your loss.I also know the pain of loosing a sibling. You will be in my prayers.

    • @yohosuanathanielisrael500
      @yohosuanathanielisrael500 5 лет назад +1

      Im very sorry to hear that..you have my condolences and I will pray for you and your families healing and comfort

    • @cakraft24
      @cakraft24 5 лет назад +1

      I lost my little brother about ten years ago and it's still messin' with my head and my heart= we were close and fighting with each other since the day he was born. I still talk to him a LOT! My brother had a heart attack and died in his sleep when only 55 years old. I hope you are doing better than you were a year ago.
      I'm the one with COPD and it's kickin' my ass. I spent New Years Day 2018 in the hospital with the flu and pneumonia and I guess my lungs got damaged so I've been on meds and O2 since then.

  • @mamo4104
    @mamo4104 10 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you very much, I am addicted to smoking so bad that I have tried everything from nicotine patches to vape but nothing worked. Now I can't sleep at night due to severe coughing and difficulty in breathing.

  • @twistedtrackstravel8771
    @twistedtrackstravel8771 5 лет назад +24

    Im 36 next month and last week i was diagnosed with 2-4% into stage 3 copd with lungs of a 106yr old, i was told thats normally some1 over the age of 50 with those readings. I cut out smoking a few days b4 it was confirmed, my brain dont even tell me i want a death stick as i have tried many times in the past an failed. Im putting my health n family 1st now.

    • @rdcb1057
      @rdcb1057 4 года назад

      Ho are you doing?

    • @JYAN2852
      @JYAN2852 3 года назад

      Cysteine and full spectrum Vitamin E

  • @doctorartphd6463
    @doctorartphd6463 Год назад +2

    Just wanted you to know how much your information is appreciated. I feel much better. Thank you, Dr. Berry !!

  • @carolkolenda1843
    @carolkolenda1843 5 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks for making this video, please make more on Asthma and COPD

  • @animalsareloveandhappiness4505
    @animalsareloveandhappiness4505 4 года назад +5

    I have been diagnosed with COPD many years ago. Thank you so much.

    • @all4paws508
      @all4paws508 Год назад +2

      I've was diagnosed with severe copd a month ago. My only goal now is to outlive my pets🙏

  • @JNoMooreNumbers
    @JNoMooreNumbers 4 года назад +3

    Mine's from smoking and genetic. Thought it was covid but singing has helped in days. Almost quit cold turkey in days. My mother had it for 40 years. Can't wait 2 months for testing. Lone wolfing it and research it myself.

    • @DolceVita
      @DolceVita 3 года назад

      Did you say singing helped?

    • @Sky-on2cy
      @Sky-on2cy 3 года назад

      @@DolceVita singing helps, awesome lung exercise in general 💪

  • @mulberry100
    @mulberry100 6 лет назад +47

    really wish there was more COPD education for the many of us who don't smoke and never did. I'm active too

    • @goodintentions1302
      @goodintentions1302 4 года назад +5

      Earthing! Helps asthma and COPD along with a long list of things.

    • @RobCLynch
      @RobCLynch 3 года назад +3

      It makes one wonder if city dwellers should be wearing masks to avoid pollution.

    • @christinep.
      @christinep. 3 года назад +2

      @Nomo My point is 75% of advice is to stop smoking, lose weight, be more active...none of which is a problem I have.

    • @Regg363
      @Regg363 2 года назад

      E-cigarettes are just as bad as tobacco, they have a highly addictive ingredient to keep you hooked. You want to stop smoking, gum, patches or anything else with nicotine isn’t going to do it. Find a way, beg borrow or sell things or whatever. But Chantix will do it, talk to your insurance. Take it for two weeks with the intent of quitting, then stop buying cigarettes. I smoked for 46 yrs, one day I decided I was going to quit. After two weeks I smoked the last one at night and woke up the next morning. I never had anxiety, anxiousness panic or anything. It’s been 3 yrs, 7 months 14 days 12hrs and 8 minutes. There’s an app called
      Quit it, download it and use it.

  • @lisahirt8469
    @lisahirt8469 3 месяца назад +1

    I have stop smoking for 30 days after 35 years of smoking with moderate COPD - I WILL NOT DIE FROM THIS AWFUL ADDICTION -- I feel so much better :)

  • @richardmathews8250
    @richardmathews8250 6 лет назад +6

    My wife and I have doing Keto for a few months now. She was diagnosed with asthma as a child and was using an inhaler often. In 2007 she was in a nasty car accident that reduced her left lung capacity by 40%. Since that day she has needed an inhaler daily or she coulnd't even manage a very short flight of stairs. This weekend we traveled to into an area of our province with very heavy smoke from our forest fires, visibility reduced to less than a 1/4 mile, ash all over. She had stopped her daily inhaler a couple of months into Keto as she was feeling much better, but this would put her to the test. She encountered 7 days of heavy smoke, and not only didn't need the inhaler, she was able to walk hills in the heat and manage better than she's ever done in her life!

    • @willishall1812
      @willishall1812 6 лет назад

      I saw where the "KETO" diet is actually harmful. Check it out.

    • @richardmathews8250
      @richardmathews8250 6 лет назад +3

      I saw where "drugs" are actually harmful. Check it out.
      Beclomethasone dipropionate (Beclovent®, Vanceril®) QVAR® )
      Fluticasione propionate (Flovent®)
      Flunisolide (AeroBid®, AEROSPAN™ HFA)
      Budesonide (Pulmicort®)
      Mometasone (Asmanex®)
      Ciclesonide (Alvesco®)
      Fluticasone furoate (Arnuity ® )
      I think I'll stick with eating real food that my body recognizes instead of going to chemicals first.

    • @miastaysko
      @miastaysko 6 лет назад

      I am also asthmatic and after 2 years keto/LCHF I have found that I very seldom need to use my inhaler. Very seldom. Also live in western Canada and had no trouble with all that smoke this summer, while my husband, who has only half of a functioning diaphragm and is not keto, suffered.

    • @karenpawlicki7223
      @karenpawlicki7223 6 лет назад

      Richard Mathews mm

  • @beckybrown6880
    @beckybrown6880 5 лет назад +4

    I got mine from second hand smoke. I had a helper that smoked these stinking brown cigarettes. I hated the smell of those things and I asked him to please smoke outside. He refused and he smoked in his bedroom and I could smell them coming up my vents. I have never smoked anything so badly. Plus my granddaughter smoked some type of medicinal weed that nearly killed me also because I could smell them even when she was on my deck. My doctor told me that I second hand smoke was worse then people thinks. It's very true. My lungs were in good shape until that caretaker came to help. My problem showed up in a pet/ Ct scan. Bad lungs after him smoking and my granddaughter. Stay away from second hand smoke. Thank you for your videos.

  • @ld9044
    @ld9044 5 лет назад +4

    Thank you for being so forthcoming. Some people need to hear the truth in very plain language.

    • @elizabethcole3662
      @elizabethcole3662 5 лет назад

      My partner has copd he smokes and hS vapors what do I do I've tried talki g to him it dousant work I'm a t my wits end what do I do feel helpess Inverness copland

    • @elizabethcole3662
      @elizabethcole3662 5 лет назад

      It's alright for yous yous don't have worry everyday about this if I talk to yous about this it's is it nessciary that's why I don't talk to yous I'm sorry your father has got copd with smoking so much how else as m I going to tell you about it I tried to tell you about his whiskey dru King when your mum was alive but you said what do you want me to do I want you to be a son and daughter to him not for me him forget past its your dad I'm askng for his n ame is John Hill copland of Inverness sorry about way you heard about this but he didn't want this OK I'm liz I'm worried about him don't know what to do he won't tell me any thi g about it g a ve told him he's going to doctors on Friday had to insist

  • @Ginajenki
    @Ginajenki Год назад

    This is so upsetting to me the things you're telling my doctor has never mentioned! Thank you for caring ! ❤

  • @ahmedthamir9531
    @ahmedthamir9531 3 года назад +4

    from Baghdad with love !♥️♥️

  • @frankshattuck1975
    @frankshattuck1975 6 лет назад +16

    I started Keto & on day 2 my congestion has disappeared, I will keto the remainder of my life.

  • @lisagrivas6344
    @lisagrivas6344 Месяц назад

    I started smoking when I was 10 years old smoked for 37 years. I was told four years ago that I had mild emphysema and I still continue to smoke until I had a mini stroke six months ago, I quit that same day. I started feeling a lot better, however, my emphysema symptoms are getting worse. I’m definitely going to exercise take the omega-3’s and change my diet. Hopefully this helps with my symptoms. Thanks for the video.👍🏻

  • @cynthusinfinite
    @cynthusinfinite 4 месяца назад +2

    Many thanks. Thank you for caring.

  • @caroltaylor6828
    @caroltaylor6828 6 лет назад +6

    Hi...Thanx for the Great tips...so refreshing to hear no nonsense, simple and to the point advice in a caring, unjudging kind of way...my question is...have been eatting low carb keto for 2 weeks, and am in good ketosis, no problem. When is the energy and less tiredness, kick in, or am I doing something wrong ?

  • @martynj-c4965
    @martynj-c4965 5 лет назад +2

    Himalayan salt pipes can help a lot. In the UK they're now recognised as a medical device for asthma ...and help other conditions like COPD.

    • @tonyofarrell2775
      @tonyofarrell2775 5 лет назад

      Shove em in your ass

    • @martynj-c4965
      @martynj-c4965 5 лет назад +2

      @Judith Ann I'm really glad it does. Salt lamps can help too. You should look them up and their benefits 🙂

  • @cockeyedoptimista
    @cockeyedoptimista 4 года назад +3

    I thought whole grains were good for you. I know processed food is not good. But I thought whole wheat bread was, okay. I thought keto and paleo were fads. But I'll look into them more. I guess eating too many carbohydrates is bad no matter how whole the grain is. Thanks for the inspiration.

  • @sinbadandsalty3908
    @sinbadandsalty3908 3 месяца назад

    I quit smoking in 2021 when I was too sick to inhale smoke into my lungs anymore. I had pneumonia and copd and took advantage of the timing to quit and was pretty easy at that point. I started simple breathing exercises, one cup of green tea a day for high anti oxidants and only need my inhalers once a day now instead of twice.

  • @marcchristopher1528
    @marcchristopher1528 5 лет назад +3

    Thank you thank you thank you ... I am so grateful for your video .. it has given me piece of mind !!

  • @DanThomas1161
    @DanThomas1161 2 года назад +5

    I had lung function test few weeks ago that you have described, and it came out perfect. But, I tested positive for Covid 10 months ago initially had fierce breathing problems and I still have considerable shortness of breath. Mainly I have problem in catching the deep or deeper breath. I’ve seen different specialists talking about this, they gave me exercises to do but nothing is helping.

    • @crowdancer5
      @crowdancer5 2 года назад +2

      I think it is important to add those suppliments to the exercises! Good Luck and be persistant!!!

    • @a320nick
      @a320nick Год назад

      @Great Day. Hiya!
      Sometimes COVID can leave you like that for awhile, we call it Long COVID. It saps your core strength and sends weird signals to your heart, like you feel you're over doing it or working too hard and lacking energy . Take it easy, this will pass in days, weeks or months - blame COVID. In the meantime, walk as much as you feel you can but never push yourself. Even go for afternoon naps, if you can, I don't like sleeping in the day. Eventually, as if by magic, you will suddenly be better from the COVID, and the long COVID too. Then you can start walking and exercising more. And, as always, hydrate, hydrate, hydrate.
      Once Long COVID has left you, you can start exercising a bit more each day until you're walking well, then your breathing will improve. I am assuming you don't have COPD if your lung function/ spirometry test is perfect.

    • @matt79hz
      @matt79hz Год назад +3

      I think it's also important not to get jabbed

    • @annmcdonald6180
      @annmcdonald6180 Год назад

      I also have the breathing problems. I got Covid jab 27 March 2021 and the following week got Covid with severe breathing problems to this day. I have been diagnosed two weeks ago with COPD and I would be grateful for any advice as to how to improve my breathing, thanks.

  • @goodintentions1302
    @goodintentions1302 4 года назад +3

    Earthing helps. AND wear breathing protection if you are sawing wood or in any way working around saw dust!

  • @dianefrank3688
    @dianefrank3688 3 месяца назад

    I have COPD but never smoked. I failed the lung function test and the inhalers they suggested cause me to have chronic systematic yeast infection so the only inhaler that i can tolerate is albuterol sulfate. I had a C-pap but will be going to a Bi-pap in July with a inward pressure of 14 and a outward pressure of 9. I am glad you mentioned Omega 3 as I was taking a fish oil which also contains Omega 6. I take D3 and my blood is checked to see if it is in the correct lane. Thank you for this video.❤

  • @RobertKingofMaine
    @RobertKingofMaine 5 лет назад +5

    Love your attitude Doctor. Subscribed!

  • @garycramer6799
    @garycramer6799 3 года назад +2

    Thank You Dr Berry I appreciate you. I have been losing weight 20 lbs down already that’s helping as well

  • @seekeroftruth4591
    @seekeroftruth4591 6 месяцев назад +1

    I have copd and have been researching ( self study) ways to improve my lung health and one idea I have concerning fibroids ( scarring) on the membrane of the alveoli is to take cayenne pepper everyday since it reduces scarring. Also, inducing autophagy through intermittent fasting since it flushes out damaged cells

    • @CarnivoreRenegade
      @CarnivoreRenegade 4 месяца назад

      How do u take the cayenne pepper?

    • @seekeroftruth4591
      @seekeroftruth4591 4 месяца назад +1

      @@CarnivoreRenegade one-half teaspoon in 4 tablespoons of water and chase with pure water

    • @CarnivoreRenegade
      @CarnivoreRenegade 4 месяца назад

      @@seekeroftruth4591 Thanks 😊

    • @seekeroftruth4591
      @seekeroftruth4591 4 месяца назад

      ​@@CarnivoreRenegade, you're welcome!

  • @Bloghitterpage
    @Bloghitterpage 6 лет назад +15

    I was rather surprised on your list of things that high dose Vitamin C was not only not first on the list, but not on the list at all. And I don't mean plain ascorbic acid but the full complex type, although if money is a big factor and considering the dose levels I am talking about, better cheap ascorbic acid then nothing. Vitamin C is well known for heart disease and arterial benefits, and a myriad of other health issues, but its plain common sense that just on its history of effect treating viruses, pneumonia, asthma, inflammation, and a powerful free radical scavenger, this should be there for anyone, especially a COPD sufferer.
    The things you are referring to Dr. Berry are certainly important, but I can tell you first hand as a person with COPD I have tried both mega dosing Omega 3's and mega dosing Vitamin C and after a couple of weeks I become essentially symptomless on the Vitamin C. This is not the case with the Omega 3's although I feel like there is some slight improvement. I have done both of these regimens separately and together. The high dose C regimen is the only one that clears me of symptoms by itself. No more coughing, shortness of breath, mucus, nothing. This is at doses close to 20,000 milligrams a day in as evenly divided doses as possible throughout the day. I am not saying don't do what your saying, but you should get this on the list. It works and for many it could mean quite a number of years of better and longer life. In addition to the lung benefits, since what usually kills a emphysema patient in the end is heart damage, consider the benefits of the high dose C for the taxed heart also. Its a win win.

    • @roseanneking8984
      @roseanneking8984 6 лет назад

      Bloghitter Will high amounts of vitamin C hurt you or can you take as much as you want to take?

    • @paulybarr
      @paulybarr 5 лет назад +1

      Roseanne King The body can only use a certain amount of vitamin C. Any more than that and the body just eliminates it as expensive urine.

    • @yukonsusie
      @yukonsusie 5 лет назад +1

      Bloghitter what an interesting idea. It's along the lines of the orthomolecular medicine treatments and research. My question is, if you are taking it orally, how do you get to such high levels? How fast do you raise your dosage to 20.000 mg , and for how long do you take such a high level?? Permanently or only for three weeks? And what form of supplement? Powder? My experience/understanding was that if a person goes above about 4000 mg per day of vitamin c, they get diarrhea. As a lifelong asthmatic and user of topical steroid inhalers, I'm needing to find better ways to breathe, and I really appreciate you posting your experience de with this. Thanks!

    • @sonshine5038
      @sonshine5038 5 лет назад +2

      I hear it helps cure cancer too!!! TYSVM.... Sadly not everyone gets notifications from YT & is reason most don't respond. CHEERS & BEST OF HEALTH TO MY FELLOW COPD SUFFERERS!🌞 AWFUL WAY TO DIE!!😷💞💕

  • @VIDYMAE
    @VIDYMAE 6 лет назад +5

    THX DOC - I needed to hear this !!!

  • @modgarden4094
    @modgarden4094 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much, good to see your video. Can help me to look after my husband.

  • @karenlinnenkamp1899
    @karenlinnenkamp1899 5 лет назад +5

    I've heard that the e ciggs vaping can give a person "Pop corn lung" Also, learn to do the pause type breathing as that helps copd. Saw a video on yt about a person at 60 had the lungs of 85 yrs old, 2 yrs of doing this pause breathing method had test again his lungs were that of a 45 yrs old.... all works togetgher, good diet some exercise and pause breathing

  • @sheilarogers3448
    @sheilarogers3448 Год назад

    Went to vaping saved my life was about to be put on oxygen. Went to vaping. Started level 6 nicotine cut back to 3 nic now on zero. And even now vape less and less. Now it’s a mater of finding things to keep my hands busy. Hope to be done by the end of the year

  • @ArcaneWeasel
    @ArcaneWeasel 3 года назад

    Thank you for hope and valuable information. I can do everything you suggested. Quit smoking 4 years ago.

  • @user-be4vl3nl9z
    @user-be4vl3nl9z 5 месяцев назад +1

    I can't breath when it's hot I get hot quickly I was diagnose a year ago with both but I've noticed problems accuring after I caught covid in 2020 I've had pneumonia Dr's never told me there was a problem until now I can walk 25 ft only iam out of breath I have problems

  • @delilahFL
    @delilahFL 5 лет назад +3

    Wow, thank you Dr Berry for your advice!

  • @sunnycook492
    @sunnycook492 4 года назад +4

    Thank you for this info. I needed it so bad.

  • @frankennis2947
    @frankennis2947 Год назад +2

    Look up Wim Hof. I've improved my lung capacity hugely from doing his breathing exercises

  • @1bethnal
    @1bethnal 5 лет назад +2

    I passed your diet guide onto a friend who is very ill with this. I hope she does it. X

  • @a320nick
    @a320nick Год назад

    My doc took me off FOSTair and now am on inhaler, and he said I was no longer an out patient. So there's me thinking my COPD is manageable but I really need these videos - I've been walking a lot but the cold weather has proved a challenge it's only 3°C but it still feels kinda cold and it's windy and humid. I am praying for warmer weather it's, March 1 tomorrow.

  • @vincentconti3633
    @vincentconti3633 4 года назад +2

    I have had asthma and chronic bronchitis since a child. It gradually got less severe over the years. Haven't taken meds since a teenager. In my old age it seems to be getting worse. When I am active and eating well it all but disappears.

    • @ANA-wd6lw
      @ANA-wd6lw 10 месяцев назад

      Hey i am 19 and diagnosed with this

  • @33Wek
    @33Wek 5 месяцев назад +1

    I got stage 2 Copd and bad side effects from breztri inhaler Doctor just put me on trelegy but after reading all the possible side effects I'm scared to try it or any other inhalers 😢

  • @mariesimons2272
    @mariesimons2272 4 года назад +9

    I’ve been smoking for 45 years. I have a little copd. I still swim walk for at least 10 miles at a time. My oxygen level is 95 all the time. Now I have been told by my doctor I’m going to die if I don’t quit smoking. I do very deep breathing exercises three times a day. I don’t have heart, diabeties, high blood pressure. I use my enhalers periodally. I eat very healthy anti oxidants foods. Do not eat processed foods.. make my own breads I’m 81 years old

    • @kensyskye8965
      @kensyskye8965 2 года назад

      Honestly you’ve done so well! 🙏🏼

    • @dianalovato6106
      @dianalovato6106 2 года назад

      truly you aren't dying your lucky

    • @dc.pentrumesteri4893
      @dc.pentrumesteri4893 2 года назад

      Well, you're complaining at 81! What can I say at the age of 47 with bpoc pulmonary emphysema and pleural fibrosis plus ankylosing spondylitis and I can barely breathe the blue skin saturation with effort 91 I rest 93

  • @karenzankoocker8703
    @karenzankoocker8703 3 года назад +1

    I am a retired medical practitioner. The best advice here was stopping smoking. But Vaping and Paleo diets??? Please give me scholarly references. Why do you need to sell stuff as a doctor?

  • @teresaoftheandes6279
    @teresaoftheandes6279 3 года назад +1

    Just sent to my dad. Thanks Dr. Berry!

  • @fgbowen
    @fgbowen 5 лет назад +3

    That was outstanding - Saving this in Pinterest.

  • @HaroldGrant-qj9tm
    @HaroldGrant-qj9tm Год назад

    I have copd 2018 ,80 in Nov, starting using cordycep mushrooms, nac,shilajit, no problem

  • @r.a.h5788
    @r.a.h5788 Год назад

    Thank you for this video now I know more and what I can do for my father who has severe copd , it’s been a touch two months but he finally at 3 liters he will be release soon❤

  • @lamoon1525
    @lamoon1525 5 лет назад +4

    I can absolutely vouch for the extra Omega 3s & D3s helping lung function. I have never been a smoker. I have Pulmonary "ARTERIAL" Hypertension diagnosed by way of angiogram. PAH has nearly snuffed me out. A year ago I started a keto lifestyle, stopped all processed carbs, grains and nightshade vegetables. I am 60# down and have my life back. I can do simple housekeeping again and light work around the house. Beats laying around waiting to die. According to my last lung function test done 10 yrs ago and a few months ago (yes I was one of the original study done for Letairis) my lung function is only down 1/2 liter. That is an awesome finding. My Pulmonologist is doing cartwheels and so is my GP. COPD can be improved so much by a KETO lifestyle and using the appropriate vitamins and minerals for good health.

  • @DannyB-cs9vx
    @DannyB-cs9vx 6 лет назад +16

    Some medications have a side effect of shortness of breath.

    • @nikkid2670
      @nikkid2670 5 лет назад

      Any in particular? Spiriva, Albuterol, ipratroprium?

    • @dannyboy366
      @dannyboy366 4 года назад +1

      @@nikkid2670 Some blood pressure meds do, especially when one eats a diet full of potassium.

    • @rocca717
      @rocca717 4 года назад +1

      copd is the damaging of the tiny air sacks within the lungs, swallowing tablets does not do this

  • @shapienails3067
    @shapienails3067 6 лет назад +5

    When I was younger I had asthma attacks and had to go for shots . Grew out of them , smoked for years and had a 'small" wheeze , doctor gave me 2 inhalers to use . ( Combivent Respimat and Advair HFA ) So I only Would only use them when I really needed to . Which was very seldom . Anyway I quit smoking 10 months ago and my wheeze is gone . My doctor had me go for one of those breathing tests just a couple months ago. Showed my breathing improves when I use the inhaler on the testing machine . I know any drug / steroid isn't good to use let alone long term . Taking vit. D 3 and follow Keto and eat plenty of eggs and butter Lol Enjoy your videos .

    • @KenDBerryMD
      @KenDBerryMD  6 лет назад +1

      Great work! Thanks so much. Future video ideas??

    • @janetrosedudley3826
      @janetrosedudley3826 3 года назад +1

      Can you explain what Keto is please New Zealand

  • @wandathibodeau6418
    @wandathibodeau6418 6 лет назад +3

    WOW thank you so much because just yesterday i was wondering about this very same thing, i hVE NOT EVER BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH COPD But i do have trouble breathing and not enough energy for my age, i work in nursing more than 30 years and i should know better to smoke and i'm a diabetic, so i want to start doing some things different to help my health matters, thank you for confirming with me my yesterdays thought. God Bless!

  • @user-be4vl3nl9z
    @user-be4vl3nl9z 5 месяцев назад +1

    I was diagnosed copd and congested heart failure

  • @pinkoceanflower3045
    @pinkoceanflower3045 Год назад +2

    Hi. Do you know what causes pulmonary hypertension?

  • @tinasavage674
    @tinasavage674 Год назад +1

    Thankyou your advice has helped 😊

  • @dochubbell
    @dochubbell 3 года назад +2

    I was diagnosed with COPD about 9 years ago. Had a stay in the hospital for a bad bout of bronchitis. I was a heavy smoker and when they told me I had COPD, I quit cold turkey that same day. After a few months I didn't need breathing meds. If I exert myself and have shortness of breath, I stop, take about 4 or 5 deep breaths & my breathing goes back to normal. In my smoking days, my doctor would listen to my lungs and tell me my lungs sounded amazingly clear for as much as I smoked. Was it because I never deeply inhaled cigarette smoke, (took shallow breaths then blew it out)? Didn't feel like the smoke was reaching my lungs much at all. I wonder now if after having quit for this long, if my COPD will have much less impact on my health as I age, & did the shallow breathing while smoking make it more of a bronchial problem than a lung issue?

  • @Ayeayeaye614
    @Ayeayeaye614 Год назад +1

    Add to that 500mh magnesium every day. I take 2 x 250 ml glasses of myscle magnesium powder every day Watch the difference straight away

  • @babymans
    @babymans 3 года назад +6

    I just had a severe exacerbation of my COPD when a friend came in my house wearing a lot of horrible smelling cologne. I ended up in ER with a sat of 84%, panic attack and chest pain. I have found now that just about any odors like that make me instantly sick which then leads to trouble breathing... I don't know what to do about that and it's hard to tell people to NOT wear cologne and hair sprays, etc around me.... Any ideas for me there? Thanks.

    • @C.Brown5150
      @C.Brown5150 3 года назад +6

      I've been in the same spot as you.. My wife just doesn't get it.. I've been trying to get her to understand that anything with a perfume or a chemical odor sets me off. Laundry soap, dish soap, deodorant , foot powder , shampoo, conditioner. Incense.. And as messed up as it sounds ; perfumed toilet paper ... You're going to have to put your own safety first, if people can't understand, or just won't stop wearing it around you.. Then they are not worried about you or your well being.. Put yourself ( First), no one else is going to.👍

    • @dc.pentrumesteri4893
      @dc.pentrumesteri4893 2 года назад

      The first time you think about yourself that healthy people do not know about these cruel diseases and they only care about the fun and your Raul and I have bpoc pulmonary emphysema and pleural fibrosis plus spondylitis anch

    • @listenup872
      @listenup872 9 месяцев назад

      A firm sign on the front door stating these regulations is all you need. Those who love you will abide.

  • @triciamartin3657
    @triciamartin3657 6 лет назад +6

    Be exposed to mold long term have me chronic bronchitis. It did not seem like bronchitis I got when I get sick. First I was on lots of medicine to get it under control because I had started choking with my bronchiospasms and even passed out choking. But after months of being on inhalers, meds and steroids, I started keto. I slowly need less meds and after 6-7 months of keto the problem was gone.

    • @loonypics6938
      @loonypics6938 6 лет назад

      Tricia Martin : What is Keto ? If I Google that term I get many unrelated results ?

    • @willishall1812
      @willishall1812 6 лет назад

      Mold is dangerou. If you have ANY black mold, scrubbb with Borax washing powder. It can be "black mold" but clear or greenish film looking.

  • @dorothyjanediaz3642
    @dorothyjanediaz3642 5 лет назад +14

    I was diagnosed with Pulmonary Hypertension and I have had all the test done to me even the one your talking about! I was told I would have to be on Oxygen for the rest of my life. I do not smoke or drink. I injured my back in 2007 and went through 5 surgeries. When I was done and unable to work again my Oxygen started going so low that I was getting put in the hospital every other week until my doctor sent me to a lung doctor and I had a angiogram they found out it was Pulmonary Hypertension.. I do well as long as I keep my Oxygen on but if I take it off my Oxygen starts dropping. I told my son that I was always going to be on Oxygen and he told me that wasn't true that I could start slowly getting off of the Oxygen. What is your thoughts on this? Thank you for listening

  • @LaneCodeRedCarnivore
    @LaneCodeRedCarnivore 4 года назад +3

    Vit C too !

  • @Shasta1
    @Shasta1 5 лет назад +1

    I went on Keto about 2 months ago. Within 2 weeks so many problems cleared up it was unbelievable. Digestion, gallbladder pain, sleep, but one of the most notable was an ugly smokers cough ( I don’t smoke) that has plagued me since having a severe case of bronchitis about 3 years ago.

  • @randystarcher2358
    @randystarcher2358 Год назад

    I'm taking D 3 drinking green tea honey garlic taking Ginger lemon juice eating lots of fruits oranges get vitamin c drinking pineapple juice