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  • @returnoftheduelist9790
    @returnoftheduelist9790 2 года назад +3559

    Because im miserable and depressed, alone, broke, angry, sad, stressed af, hate what’s going on in this world, and am at rock bottom more than ever. Im not even 30 and fighting for my life and trying to not end it.

    • @jaimepiano1985
      @jaimepiano1985 2 года назад +312

      There’s a great book called “Real Love and Freedom for the Soul” by Dr Greg Baer that was a game changer for me! Also, exercise/running, good music, journaling and prayer saved my life in a different season of life until I got some counseling. Hang in there!!

    • @codyking3825
      @codyking3825 2 года назад +284

      Stay strong mate, we're all here for you, i promise you it'll get better.

    • @angiescorner9549
      @angiescorner9549 2 года назад +272

      We are all hating what’s going on in this world it is very overwhelming. A lot of us are where you are at . Reach out to others as much as you can

    • @yasminhussein5972
      @yasminhussein5972 2 года назад +7

      Y

    • @dianacline1439
      @dianacline1439 2 года назад +170

      I feel you, and was emotional after reading your comment. I am sending prayer that you will open the door and seek friends to help you. I have to tell you I have had times like this too and had to ask for help from others. Do u believe?

  • @simonthekindcutthroat6324
    @simonthekindcutthroat6324 2 года назад +3429

    I'm going to put this out there: I'm a healthy, young man, who exercises a lot and is in excellent health. Yet I had horrible insomnia for 2 years. Doctors couldnt find anything wrong and just kept shoving different sleeping pills into me. I still didnt get proper rest and had lots of side effects.
    One day I had a craving for marmite, I just wandered into the kitchen, and in an almost out of body zombie state made 4 pieces of toast, thick with marmite and ate it. In 10 minutes my brain fog was gone and I have been sleeping like a baby since.
    My theory is that I was B1 deficient. I do drink a lot of green tea, which also turns out helps deplete B1.
    Funnily nobody ever checks for it.
    Hope this helps someone.

    • @youlittlerocket
      @youlittlerocket 2 года назад +120

      That's really fascinating, love it or hate it I'm giving marmite a try 👍

    • @TheTraveler980
      @TheTraveler980 2 года назад +176

      3:11
      He talks about yeast, which is something Marmite is made of, and something high in B1, apparently.

    • @animeluver4ever911
      @animeluver4ever911 2 года назад +40

      I think I need to try this. Thank you!

    • @simonthekindcutthroat6324
      @simonthekindcutthroat6324 2 года назад +128

      @@animeluver4ever911 Let me know how it goes. I was sleeping 2 hrs a night for 2 years, I was crying tears of joy when I fixed it.

    • @RedZoneBroward
      @RedZoneBroward 2 года назад +56

      My girl has a sleeping disorder. Gonna have her try this. Appreciate it

  • @Muuip
    @Muuip 9 месяцев назад +390

    Fatigue/Tiredness Causes and Remedies
    0:48 1. Adrenal fatigue Remedies:
    3:10 Vitamin B1
    3:22 Nutritional yeast
    3:28 Ashwagandha
    3:43 More sleep
    3:54 Physical work
    4:17 2. Poor sleep Remedies:
    4:47 Melatonin
    5:12 Infrared
    6:48 Vitamin D3 + K2
    7:19 3. Post viral syndrome (COVID) Remedies:
    8:38 Nutritional yeast, Vitamin B1 + D3 + Mineral Zinc
    8:55 N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC)
    9:00 Melatonin from infrared (more powerful than Glutathione)
    10:20 Reduce stress
    10:50 More/better sleep and nutrition
    11:00 4. Lyme disease (spirochite type bacteria) Remedies:
    11:25 Natural antibiotics like oregano, garlic, thyme and sage
    11:40 5. Insulin resistance Remedies:
    11:58 Low carb diet / ketones
    12:08 Ketogenic diet and intermittent fasting
    12:20 6. Low stomach acids (malabsorption of B12, iron. Protein breakdown. SIBO.) Remedies:
    12:55 Apple cider vinegar, Betaine hydrochloride (high dosage for weeks at first)
    13:22 7. Vitamin deficiencies Remedies:
    13:31 Vitamin B12 + mineral iron, potassium and magnesium
    13:55 Large amounts of salads

  • @BurritoBandito140
    @BurritoBandito140 3 месяца назад +57

    There really needs to be a big push for 3 and 4 day work weeks. 10-12 hour shifts with more days off. A ton of stress comes from not having the time to get to an appointment, care for yourself, your home, your kids, etc because you are working 5-6 days a week and the days off you have are on weekends when many doctors, dentists and mechanics are closed

    • @janakal2924
      @janakal2924 10 дней назад

      Absolutely..I've always said this

    • @RedpillPortugal
      @RedpillPortugal 10 дней назад +2

      I believe it's made like this on purpose

    • @cathylucas3653
      @cathylucas3653 8 дней назад

      In CA, Kaiser is a main hospital system. The offices and pharmacy are closed on the weekends. You are so correct, how does a working family function with this lack of service?

    • @LeggoMyTailyPo
      @LeggoMyTailyPo 8 дней назад +1

      And then everything else like shopping, housework, yardwork, everything else. You have to cram into one or two days. So you're working even when you're "not working". Your body never gets a chance to recover.

    • @jimmyslyfstyl
      @jimmyslyfstyl 7 дней назад +1

      I work a 10 hour 4 day week and hate it. Maybe if the times were different it would be better? I have to get up at 3:45am to make it to work by 5am (work hours are 5 to 3:30). Yes I get Monday off for appointments and what ever but with kid games and other family activities I definitely don't get enough sleep during the week till sat morning. I'll sleep in on Saturday morning and my wife always asks me how I can sleep so much 😢! Maybe when life things slow down it would be better? But all this is making me a tired, fat, a$$ h#!e.

  • @woraz96
    @woraz96 2 года назад +169

    Get rid of toxic relationships and surround yourself with the things you want to have in this life.

    • @sherylsalazar4822
      @sherylsalazar4822 2 года назад +4

      ☝💥💯

    • @mariamtee
      @mariamtee 2 года назад +4

      True but since those toxic relationships have caused physiological changes in your system, it’s important to address them side by side

    • @KazumiToscana
      @KazumiToscana 2 года назад +5

      No toxic people around. 0 Tolerance for toxic people makes your day✌

    • @BirdmanVeganFuture
      @BirdmanVeganFuture 2 года назад +2

      Yes lower anxiety with some exercise and good healthy fuel for the body. My energy spiked since I have been vegan

    • @SweetChicagoGator
      @SweetChicagoGator Месяц назад

      Time to let toxic go ! Physiological, mental or emotional. 🤢
      Cheers !! 🤠

  • @basspig
    @basspig 2 года назад +2778

    What's helped me enormously is lots of vigorous physical activity. The collaborativity. Weight training eliminates fatigue. Also reducing carbs and sugars in your diet makes a big difference.

    • @carolecoffman4276
      @carolecoffman4276 2 года назад +52

      @@Twinsoulconnections exercises help fibromyalgia.. You have to start with stretches and work up..

    • @karinam4115
      @karinam4115 2 года назад +31

      @@Twinsoulconnections maybe if you want to get tested for vitamin d3 Vitamin B12 deficiency research it . Wishing you and all great health and many blessings

    • @Twinsoulconnections
      @Twinsoulconnections 2 года назад +7

      @@karinam4115 thank you , my d is 46 and b12 255 x

    • @barbarasalisbury5487
      @barbarasalisbury5487 2 года назад

      0

    • @freakinfrugal5268
      @freakinfrugal5268 2 года назад +34

      I have started lifting weights and I can see how people can get really into it. I just have some handweights that belong to my grad school daughter (yes, Harvard, thank you very much), the heaviest being 20 pounds, which is HEAVY to me! I will never ever join a gym but will continue to lift things around the house and my weights. I have always wanted that slight upper arm definition instead of that big blob arm.

  • @vladimirmach6145
    @vladimirmach6145 Год назад +157

    I stayed exhausted for 30 years. The reason was sleep apnea. A complex surgery helped. Now I'm absolutely fine.

    • @InfoWarsDixie
      @InfoWarsDixie Год назад +5

      Great! What kind of complex surgery? I've had a bunch of surgeries but no luck for me

    • @rossess39
      @rossess39 Год назад +1

      Hello. Yes, what type of energy?

    • @amgnico
      @amgnico Год назад

      How Bad was your Fatigue?

    • @vladimirvladimirovic8989
      @vladimirvladimirovic8989 Год назад +9

      @@amgnico I needed to sleep about 9 or 10 hours per night plus about 90 minutes every afternoon. Otherwise I was anxious, angry, nervous and tending to fall asleep during my work. Now I only need to sleep between 6 and 8 hours per night and no sleep at all during the day. I'm active, happy and full of energy.

    • @grossteilfahrer
      @grossteilfahrer Год назад +1

      Yes the CPAP save my life too. But I'm now slipping into more stress after graduating trying to find work in my field isn't as quick as i hoped

  • @ExacoMvm
    @ExacoMvm Год назад +558

    8. Boredom ( or Depression ).
    Once you find something really fun, new and entertaining the energy suddenly spikes for that activity. Or it's like if something critical happens where you must act then energy appears out of nowhere ( it's not adrenaline, it's just different mental state ).

    • @beautifulmom7275
      @beautifulmom7275 Год назад +20

      If something critical happens, the adrenalin kicks in to help you to deal with it. If you anticipate doing something fun, then dopamine is released. The adrenal glands produce adrenaline by transforming the amino acid tyrosine into dopamine. So it is still adrenalin and the sympathetic nervous system.

    • @davidolmos6335
      @davidolmos6335 Год назад +24

      Depression in men is usually associated with low testosterone (I'm no doctor though). Best way to get rid of it is by boosting it up by spending time with other men, outdoor activities, strength training, etc.

    • @knaudi86
      @knaudi86 Год назад +16

      @@davidolmos6335 Bingo. Go lift something heavy.

    • @greenejeenes8389
      @greenejeenes8389 Год назад

      Yes. Depression. It's common it's terrible and there's not much physical about it. Group therapy or psychotherapy are the best path, although totally sneered at here in the USA.

    • @tobytyler4897
      @tobytyler4897 Год назад +8

      This is so true and unfortunately because it's so simple, it's overlooked as a reason for feeling fatigued. My job is boring af and drains me of my energy because I'm so bored. I think i have other issues but this is a big one.

  • @jeromeherman4760
    @jeromeherman4760 2 года назад +3035

    7 Reasons why you're tired...reasons and remedies
    1 Adrenal fatigue 0:48
    2 Poor sleep 4:18
    3 Post-viral syndrome 7:20
    4 Lyme disease 11:00
    5 Insulin resistance 11:38
    6 Low stomach acid 12:20
    7 Vitamin deficiencies 13:23

    • @Angela3.
      @Angela3. 2 года назад +63

      Thank you

    • @experimenthealthyketo83
      @experimenthealthyketo83 2 года назад +31

      Thanks!

    • @selamzerai4002
      @selamzerai4002 2 года назад +18

      @@experimenthealthyketo83 thankyou

    • @areynolds38116
      @areynolds38116 2 года назад +65

      Saved me 10 minutes of my life

    • @amata226
      @amata226 2 года назад +58

      @@areynolds38116 Don't go by the list itself -- he explains in depth how each issue affects fatigue and tells you how to fix it. As someone who's been dealing with severe fatigue for 25yrs - post-viral, vitamin deficiencies, low stomach acid, severe anemia among other horrors - this confirms my own theories and research and gives me priorities for a recovery strategy. It's the most helpful video I've seen as someone who's had their life ruined by chronic illness. If you're not dealing with extreme fatigue then it's probably not for you, but if you have been and getting little to no help from the medical establishment then this video is definitely for you. I almost didn't click on it because it was longer than my usual attention span on here and I assumed it would be a generic talking point kinda list. I'm grateful that I clicked on it and listened to the entire thing.

  • @habababa1312
    @habababa1312 2 года назад +1185

    there’s no fluff here. you tell us what’s wrong, why, and give us a solution. thanks man.

    • @dollyschwall8537
      @dollyschwall8537 2 года назад +14

      @@praisejesusrepentorlikewis6218
      Amen ..Lord Jesus you are my strength

    • @masud_1
      @masud_1 2 года назад +7

      @@dollyschwall8537 Jesus is a messenger of Allah swt

    • @kane6529
      @kane6529 2 года назад +1

      #1 adrenal fatigue isn’t even a medical condition but sounds nice and you all believe it

    • @TheMightyDR84
      @TheMightyDR84 Год назад +2

      @@kane6529 medical field? Lol who cares?

    • @kane6529
      @kane6529 Год назад

      @@TheMightyDR84 it literally isn’t scientifically proven to even exist 🫣

  • @MahSAM
    @MahSAM 2 года назад +103

    I cannot thank you enough! I am crying 😭. I was sick and tired of doctors dismiss my fatigue because blood hormones are coming normal so I am fine or it is normal for "women" to be tired and have to "learn" to live with it rather than try to find the issue and help me. You gave a lot of options here. I will try these with hope it would finally help me.

    • @garyfreeman435
      @garyfreeman435 Год назад +5

      Let me know if it works for you

    • @usmantahir2659
      @usmantahir2659 Год назад +2

      @@garyfreeman435 please tell me what you do please

    • @pjprevite3021
      @pjprevite3021 Год назад +1

      ​@@schuylergeery-zink1923 how do you test for EBV

    • @mandelaaffected5059
      @mandelaaffected5059 Год назад +3

      Did it work?

    • @juliemorris9245
      @juliemorris9245 3 месяца назад

      Hi I'm 65 multiple health problems that had gotten worse after emergency Gall bladder and infection. After putting on sta, ins weight went up by 3 stoscle aches fatigue the lot. Recommended to your diet. My energy is now great, because of other problems with my health can not exercise that much, so have lost some weight but not a lot. I have stopped the statins now and personally, this is the best I have felt in years. Can tell straight away if I try to eat carbs. Thank you, Julie uk

  • @larryherdman6579
    @larryherdman6579 Год назад +52

    Best advice I received from my family Doctor at age 15 a year after my Fathers death. Was don't worry about things you can't change and change the things you can. I sleep 5 hours a night of sound sleep and never tired I'm now 64 this Oct and retired at 55.

    • @Safa-gq6jm
      @Safa-gq6jm Год назад

      I'm 35 always feel tired all time I got headaches I sleep 8 hours

  • @vero8496
    @vero8496 2 года назад +845

    Causes of Adreno fatigue - 1. Too much cortisol. Body running on glucose. The glucose makes you exhausted. Add: B1, Ashwaganda, add physical work. 0:48
    2. Poor Sleep 12 - 2 am. Melatonin. Sun. D3 and K2 before sleep. 4:18
    3. Post viral symptoms. B1 n B3 + Zinc deficiency and other nutrients. Going through loses. 7:20
    4. Lime disease. Oregano, garli thyme sage go on low carb diet. 11:00
    5. Insulin resistance. + intermittent fasting. 11:38
    6. Low stomach acid. Apple cider vinegar + butane chlorine. 12:20
    7. Vitamins defficiency. Potassiun n magnesium. Lots of salads. 13:23

    • @L3uX
      @L3uX 2 года назад +15

      Imo just want to say not to take Ashwaganda for long term. Will do more harm in the long run.

    • @caramelobear1952
      @caramelobear1952 2 года назад +3

      Thank you.

    • @DopeBoysofAtlanta
      @DopeBoysofAtlanta 2 года назад +1

      Bravo!!

    • @tricia.b.
      @tricia.b. 2 года назад +6

      6. Is Betaine hydrochloric acid

    • @smssas1986
      @smssas1986 2 года назад +1

      Thanks

  • @fubao99975
    @fubao99975 2 года назад +473

    1. Vitamin b1 and exercise - to deal with stress
    2. Sunlight/infrared- to increase melatonin (hormone for sleep and antioxidant). Vitamins d3+k2 can help.
    3. Keto + IF
    4. Apple cider vinegar and retains hydrochloride- to deal with low stomach acid
    5. Vitamin B12, iron, potassium+magnesium (salad)

  • @Brad10
    @Brad10 Год назад +72

    Your videos are always invaluable to me. I appreciate all the time you've taken to make so many of these to help everyone. Thank you!

  • @observer8736
    @observer8736 Год назад +35

    I regretted to taking the second COVID booster shot which made me sick and I get sick easily lately. I never had a chronic illness in my life and I don't have bad habits like smoking etc. I feel tired and achy all the time lately. I suspect the vaccine for my aches

    • @anupkumar3051
      @anupkumar3051 Год назад +4

      Same for me i took 3 booster😞

    • @gabieme7682
      @gabieme7682 Год назад

      Could be heavy metals. Try Spirulin, it's a chelant

    • @joyleslie2537
      @joyleslie2537 Год назад +4

      Exact same

    • @jainthorne4136
      @jainthorne4136 Год назад +1

      Not me. I had no reaction at all. Not even a sore arm which I found surprising. I was relieved to have the extra protection since Covid is still killing an average of 2500 people per week. I'm so grateful for the vaccine.

    • @shelleybartley8913
      @shelleybartley8913 Год назад +4

      I made sure I didn't take any of them " covid vaccines" I made sure my family stayed away from them too, no matter how they tried to emotionally blackmail and coerce us. I was ostracised and refused entry into cafe's and restaurants but I care about my health too much to allow dangerous experimental injections into my veins. I hear these stories all the time. The amount of people who regret them injections is outstanding. 😢😢😢

  • @PositiveMommaLife
    @PositiveMommaLife 2 года назад +802

    Mine is Adrenal fatigue, for sure. I cut my work hours (I’m an RN). The pandemic pushed me over the edge. Gained 17 lbs. lost it all and now still losing. The news cycle puts people into a fear state. Avoiding the news and social media has been life changing.

    • @pheneriagonzalez1650
      @pheneriagonzalez1650 2 года назад +28

      Amen yes the news is not a good one

    • @jd4364
      @jd4364 2 года назад +3

      How do you know you are in adrenal fatigue?

    • @AM-es4mp
      @AM-es4mp 2 года назад +18

      So sorry u were subject to the horrific crap ! Its done so many of us such harm ....

    • @DogHonest
      @DogHonest 2 года назад +29

      Social media is big tobacco .

    • @AwakeAndNotAfraid
      @AwakeAndNotAfraid 2 года назад

      MSM is mostly conjecture anyway!!

  • @jackpowell594
    @jackpowell594 2 года назад +301

    You're not helping thousands You're helping millions! Thanks doctor berg 🙏

    • @davidakombo9900
      @davidakombo9900 2 года назад +5

      Dr. Berg is helping billions of people around the globe for sure!!😀

  • @darnagutter863
    @darnagutter863 Год назад +52

    Wonderful video Dr. Berg. We are truly blessed to have someone like you to help us get healthier. God bless you and your family. 🌹

  • @Herrera_70
    @Herrera_70 Год назад +4

    I caught a cold and had fever about a month ago, and I've been feeling tired ever since! I don't feel sick anymore, no symptoms at all but I feel forever tired! and top of that I even a terrible acne breakout which is unsual! 😓this video described exactly my issue and now I know what to do. Thank you so much for all the knowledge you share with the world! You are saving lives with your videos Dr Berg.

  • @verticle2612
    @verticle2612 2 года назад +713

    I was already a machine. I’m 54 years old, spent 31 of those years in the Army. Retired at 49. I’ve always ate real food (at least in my adult years) and have a lot of natural energy, but this guy has given me a turbo charger. Yesterday I mowed for 7 hours, today I ran the weed eater for 8 hours (in 90 degrees + 6 waters), then showered and took my wife to dinner. We just finished watching M:I on Netflix. My point is I didn’t think I could have more energy than I already do. Here’s what I did; first, I stopped drinking alcohol. No gimmicks, I just stopped. Next, I quit Sugar. That was fkn hard. Next, I eat KETO and high grade hamburger and ribeye. Twice a day (morning and before bed) I make this shake (washed whole lemon or lime), 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar, half handful of blueberries, half handful of raspberries (from our garden), ice and 16 oz water blended into smoothie. This and hard work on our hobby farm/sawmill. Changed my life. I also eat 3 farm fresh eggs and 2 pieces of bacon every morning. No food 2 hours before bed. Try it! 3 weeks in you’ll feel brand new.

    • @lukedowneslukedownes5900
      @lukedowneslukedownes5900 2 года назад +24

      Dude you have an amazing diet, I recommend looking up Dr hubberman. He has podcasts and videos of longevity of life and your diet is very similar

    • @feelthemusic7871
      @feelthemusic7871 2 года назад +16

      This is a lie.

    • @Truerealism747
      @Truerealism747 2 года назад +4

      Truth will always come forward if we look

    • @feelthemusic7871
      @feelthemusic7871 2 года назад +5

      @@Truerealism747 yeah that doesn't mean anything. Just jibberish.

    • @Truerealism747
      @Truerealism747 2 года назад +1

      @@feelthemusic7871 I had it in my sinuses for years terrible

  • @MiClLC
    @MiClLC 2 года назад +293

    I had really bad fatigue. I slept literally all day every day, it didn't feel like I was alive it just felt like I was existing. There's no doubt in my mind, I believe my fatigue would have eventually killed me. Nothing changed until I changed by diet. Now I have high energy, I wake up feeling really good, and I'm alive again :). Trash food always leads to a trash body.

    • @sujathabhaskar8707
      @sujathabhaskar8707 2 года назад +7

      Dead Prepper did you do keto? Everything you described in the first few lines is pretty much me. I eat healthy, but not keto

    • @usaman7358
      @usaman7358 2 года назад +15

      What did you do EXACTLY please??

    • @PolishBehemoth
      @PolishBehemoth 2 года назад +23

      I've been there its like a prison in your own body. Just do 1% at a time. Walk a little bit, get a little sun. Etf.

    • @ameliabyrne3907
      @ameliabyrne3907 2 года назад +23

      Please please tell us what u did ?? I'm so tired of feeling dead every day.....😢

    • @JTamilio
      @JTamilio 2 года назад +12

      I worked night shift for years, was living off energy drinks and coffee, putting myself to bed with every sleep aid OTC and prescription I could get my hands on, Ate healthy and exercised 4-5x a week high intensity work outs but was always tired and still had no energy but enough to push myself. I thought I was healthy and chalked up my fatigue to chronic fatigue syndrome. It wasn’t until I found dr berg and really learned what it means to eat good quality food and health in general. I started with his keto diet recommendations and I have lost 30 lbs, Stay pretty active but no where near before, my sleep is amazing, I take no pills of any kind, consistently take all vitamins and stick to his healthy keto, I feel incredible. Tons of energy and feel the best I every have felt. It took many lifestyle changes to get to where I am and it didn’t happen overnight but Dr. Berg is such a wealth of amazing knowledge and cares about people’s well-being.

  • @lisae516
    @lisae516 Год назад +14

    So interesting and so true - changed my diet , lost weight and walk every day - I feel lighter and working on my stress levels now , realizing when I’m stressed and listening to my body more ❤
    Thank you 🙏

  • @wonderwoman1967
    @wonderwoman1967 Год назад +5

    I'm a dental hygienist in NY and I tell all my patients to watch your videos 😊

  • @5MinuteBody
    @5MinuteBody 2 года назад +225

    If my mind is racing with thoughts or I'm around negative people, it makes me really tired. Also if I eat sugar I tend to not have a deep sleep. So I avoid all this as much as I can 🥰😃🤓
    Dr Berg, your tone and your energy gives me sooo much energy 😁

    • @eyeYQ2
      @eyeYQ2 2 года назад +15

      @@Usernameblahblahnblah I call the energy Vampires. Sometimes when I'm around "them" I get sick, so I just try to avoid them.

    • @carmensandiego2395
      @carmensandiego2395 2 года назад +17

      @@Usernameblahblahnblah I know exactly what you mean! It drains me then they don't want to take advice and are miserable and keep making the same mistakes. I just have to remember it's not my circus.

    • @stephE80
      @stephE80 2 года назад +9

      @@carmensandiego2395 unfortunately too many people enjoy being miserable but wanna take others down with them

    • @humphreycrichlow3132
      @humphreycrichlow3132 2 года назад +3

      Negative people is a spiritual issue called (a stronghold). What is wrong!... The spirit, feeds the mind, which on its turn, activates the will, which go over than in expressions and or our emotions/energies. Some people have this attitude/soul within, but can't correct it. When the spirit feel comfortable it doesn't leave its home. 👂🏿👀( Ecclesiastes 7:15📜google)It's thru prayers, you can help this person. May God bless you all.HalleluYah. I pray in Jesus name. Amen.🙏🏾. Dr. E Berg sorry for this side note you are tremendous.🤗♥️

  • @jfilm7466
    @jfilm7466 2 года назад +86

    I have been laid up on the sofa and bed since Christmas. Had fatigue for years and hopefully this will work for me. Thanks.

    • @099las
      @099las 2 года назад +3

      Same here....

    • @jfilm7466
      @jfilm7466 2 года назад +11

      @David Pumpkini A sofa and a bed 🤣

    • @Jeff-bl1rz
      @Jeff-bl1rz 2 года назад +6

      Force yourself to walk

    • @experimenthealthyketo83
      @experimenthealthyketo83 2 года назад +1

      It worked for me!

    • @jfilm7466
      @jfilm7466 2 года назад +3

      @@Jeff-bl1rz Going for walks, starting this Monday, got a home gym and on the rowing machine with the rowing app on the Oculus Quest. Thank you 😃

  • @krystal-tp6pt
    @krystal-tp6pt Год назад +18

    I had a similar thing with potassium deficiency. No doctor told me, even though I went to them many times and had blood tests. The blood tests came back normal but I had sooo many health problems. I found out the recommended daily amount of potassium and realised I wasn't getting anywhere near that. I started consuming the recommended amount of potassium and I immediately felt so much better. This encouraged me to look at my diet and try to improve it overall because if I was deficienct in potassium, what else was I deficienct in? I'm feeling so much better now, no thanks to the doctors I saw. How much do they get paid again?

  • @alanahenderson6030
    @alanahenderson6030 Год назад +19

    I want you to know how much I appreciate your teaching style and how you go into such great detail about why someone has these symptoms. You are a huge blessing and I thank you so much for you sharing the videos and your knowledge.

  • @kymspicks2763
    @kymspicks2763 2 года назад +64

    I've noticed since I started working out and cutting out sweets/sugars almost completely out of my diet I've been way more awake and have had no fatigue. I work 8 hours throughout the night, get 4 hours of sleep, then I'm good for the rest of the day. I noticed my friends at work only eat sweets and refuse to do any physical activity during the day and they are always tired. Really I think once we start caring for ourselves and taking care of our bodies we will be thanked with more energy. This is the most energized I've been in my life while being the most active which says a lot.

    • @brentbeatty4171
      @brentbeatty4171 Год назад +1

      Happy for you

    • @carpediem4612
      @carpediem4612 Год назад +4

      You only live on 4 hours of sleep?

    • @AI67890_
      @AI67890_ Год назад +1

      Nobody can function on 4 hours a day

    • @kymspicks2763
      @kymspicks2763 Год назад

      @@AI67890_ I somehow do 🙃

    • @kymspicks2763
      @kymspicks2763 Год назад

      @carpediem4612 Yes I do. I'm a busy momma and don't have much time for sleep. I manage. Coffee is a life saver 😅

  • @mero9711
    @mero9711 2 года назад +169

    Can not get tired listening to him
    He is like a healing pill ❤️

    • @FurnaceFuneral84
      @FurnaceFuneral84 Год назад +3

      For real dude. Hes nice to listen to like white noise at night

    • @Hansolo2048
      @Hansolo2048 Год назад +2

      I know, fantastic voice. Very powerful but calm at the same time haha. Up there with Sten Ekberg.

    • @gretelhance
      @gretelhance Год назад

      Only if you DO IT

    • @jannik7810
      @jannik7810 Год назад +1

      Like a sleeping pill. I'm cured

    • @tmo6517
      @tmo6517 Год назад

      He’s so soothing... really helping me figure out whats wrong more than any pcp!🥰

  • @stuh9584
    @stuh9584 Год назад +16

    Why I’m always tired- wasting 8 hours a day on a screen at a meaningless corporate job

    • @hambonejones7231
      @hambonejones7231 3 месяца назад

      I spend 12 hr days doing what the screen people say. Lol

    • @thepowerofyourtrueself4794
      @thepowerofyourtrueself4794 2 месяца назад +1

      I have been there many times, but I have liberated myself from this by taking a leap of faith and finding a job that's aligned with my authenticity. The transitional period is frightening because of the unknown, worry about your financial security etc...but we have to remind ourselves that we live for ourselves not for someone else, it's being empowered and take control of your life. Sending good luck 👍 ❤

    • @tommurphree5630
      @tommurphree5630 2 месяца назад

      I'm sorry . I would think you need to find another job .

  • @lindachavez619
    @lindachavez619 Год назад +6

    This is the best channel I’ve seen that explains everything so perfect. In the way you detail everything and even put it on the description box. It’s just incredibly amazing. Thank you 💞👏🏻

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg Год назад +2

      Most welcome! Glad you found the videos informative!

  • @OHG_Fawx
    @OHG_Fawx 2 года назад +126

    I felt this way until i started working out again. This created a higher demand for energy each day and my body responded in kind. My appetite grew as well for the same reason. Now I weigh less, eat more, sleep better at night, and feel 100 times better.

    • @witoldschwenke9492
      @witoldschwenke9492 Год назад

      it probably isn't just the exercise but the increases in energy consumption means you also get more nutrients from eating more plus you deplete bad sugars/insulin faster. i can't afford it anymore though. inflation made it impossible, i have to work more plus working out increases food consumption and the gym also got more expensive. Food is just too expensive. im a college student

    • @rockoyhead
      @rockoyhead Год назад

      @@witoldschwenke9492 it's mostly his exercise actually as when you workout your body produces energy.

  • @sasfiremaiden840
    @sasfiremaiden840 2 года назад +157

    This explains the tie between my recent, extreme fatigue and increase in anxiety. This is a excellent channel!!!

  • @peaceandlove544
    @peaceandlove544 Год назад +3

    Lack of proper sleep, bad habits, lack vitamins, of proper food and cuantity, toxic people, stress, overthinking, lack of sun, lack of healthy adrenaline, lack of water, lack of eating and sleeping schedules, lack of walking, lack of socializing.

  • @msa1518
    @msa1518 Год назад +22

    My husband and I are struggling very badly with fatigue. He’s an RN and on his feet 16 hours straight 3-4 days a week and we have a 1 year old. It’s a lot. We are gonna try all of this I’m excited to see how it works. But I think our biggest hurdle will be quitting sugar 😵‍💫

    • @alexandrestrano8716
      @alexandrestrano8716 Год назад

      Control caffeine intake.
      Your body will thank you.
      X1 a week is good.

    • @KazeNoTaniFarmHakuba
      @KazeNoTaniFarmHakuba Год назад +2

      We’re with you
      Elimination can be difficult with a busy lifestyle and kids so just reduction can be a more achievable goal.
      Limit “treats” to specific days that fit your schedule and congratulate yourself and feel good about being more healthy for every day that you are, and then increase those days when you see the opportunity.
      You’ll appreciate the “treats” much more and you’ll feel great about your more healthy days.

    • @elodeatiaga2450
      @elodeatiaga2450 Год назад

      My spouse and I are both RN's. Get out of nursing. Decrease your stress.

    • @magdacarpenter4922
      @magdacarpenter4922 9 месяцев назад

      When you have enough of the right fats 70% the night before you will feel full and after a while won't crave sugar.

    • @meeseification
      @meeseification Месяц назад

      Quitting sugar is hard. But it is so worth it!

  • @Eddy-my3zf
    @Eddy-my3zf 2 года назад +194

    Adrenal fatigue, poor sleep, and low stomach acid are my biggest reasons why I am tired throughout the day. Awesome video

    • @jettagliturbo
      @jettagliturbo 2 года назад +4

      how do you know you have, "Adrenal Fatigue." ?

    • @montyi8
      @montyi8 2 года назад +3

      How do you have low stomach acid?

    • @AdamantSeraph
      @AdamantSeraph 2 года назад +11

      @@montyi8 it burns the esophagus. There is thingy there that should close between stomach and esoohagus and if you have low acidity it stays open. If you go baking powder and carbs, your acidity goes deaaaoooown. If you start with a bit o ACV in the morning, daily, for a few weeks, you will be good back on track

    • @experimenthealthyketo83
      @experimenthealthyketo83 2 года назад +3

      @@jettagliturbo Studying the subject helps understand this. I personally used Dr Berg’s videos to learn about the body.

    • @experimenthealthyketo83
      @experimenthealthyketo83 2 года назад +2

      @@montyi8 May want to study Dr Berg’s videos on stomach acid.

  • @DLMlive
    @DLMlive 2 года назад +53

    With your advice, I have reduced the aginizing effects of Lymes by 95 percent. I also reduced my weight from 205 lbs to 185. That is my post high school weight at 6 foot tall. My wife is free of her type 2 diabetes and has not needed insulin in almost a year now. After she had tripple stint heart surgery last year, it turns out she also now has perfect colesterol. She went from 190 lbs to 132 currently. We enjoy ketosis and the huge benefits thanks to you. Our daily fasting is so easy when there is no cravings for carbs and sugar. Your vitamin suggestions could not be more spot on. We both can not over emphasize our sincere appreciation for your guidance and thank you for our health and well being. 😊

  • @cranegantry868
    @cranegantry868 11 месяцев назад +51

    Set your alarm clock for 6am, when it alarms you get UP. Doesn't matter how tired you feel. After a few mornings of that 6am wake-up/get-up your body will adjust, you will want to go to bed at 11pm and you will fit your body to a very regular sleep cycle.

  • @ehawk6838
    @ehawk6838 Год назад +1

    This video helped me more than my neurologist ever helped me in the 13 years I've been his patient. Thanks a lot for uploading.

  • @tatianaprzybyszewska9513
    @tatianaprzybyszewska9513 2 года назад +77

    Thank you Dr Berg for sharing this valuable information! My daughter has diabetes type 1 and we watch your videos together, improving our health because the "system" doctors seem to have given up on us completely. Thank you so much!

  • @Ceedeetunis
    @Ceedeetunis 2 года назад +32

    Information from scientific experts can be overwhelming and frankly confusing sometimes. Breaking down remedies to complex medical conditions in ways that resonates with regular folks like myself is what keeps bringing me back to your site. Thank you good sir!

  • @213579
    @213579 Год назад +5

    When I hear suggestions like "avoid stress" it always makes me think "oh great, how didn't I think about it". I mean sometimes it's impossible to avoid it. My stress is constant and never ending. I wish I could "switch it" just by hearing "reduce stress".

    • @rsn1660
      @rsn1660 Год назад

      I have a policy of not worrying or thinking about anything from 9 pm to 9 am. On saturdays whole day. It really helped. Stress needs action but we need to recharge ourselves first

  • @francisluther6115
    @francisluther6115 6 месяцев назад +1

    Your work is honestly amazing, It's such a breath of fresh air to have intelligent medical information

  • @pauladesmarais7231
    @pauladesmarais7231 2 года назад +17

    Dr. Berg: Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and your own journey to health. God bless you and your family!

  • @bradstevenson7050
    @bradstevenson7050 2 года назад +177

    We need more doctors like dr berg here. Too many doctors this age are quick to make the pharmaceutical companies richer by writing prescriptions. Keep it up Dr berg. Jesus loves you because He is love not because you are a great doctor. God bless you sir

  • @georgesaenz350
    @georgesaenz350 Месяц назад +12

    Love all of the positive comments! God’s people are GOOOOD! 😊

    • @melbroderick906
      @melbroderick906 11 дней назад

      except for Catholic priests, brothers and nuns, some that is 😮

  • @cindyhughes7452
    @cindyhughes7452 Год назад +1

    Just my thoughts;
    And this helps me alot. The first thing I did was delete All social media and quit watching the news. I also stopped ALL sodas and Only drink Water, Coffee (black) and OJ in the morning. I also began Praying and meditation and this has helped me. I am now sleeping all night and occasionally get up Only to use the restroom. Check with your doctor first before trying anything new.

  • @determination0072
    @determination0072 2 года назад +20

    Excellent! BIG respect Dr. Berg, you have helped me countless times where many so-called “specialists” have failed! Thank you!!

    • @experimenthealthyketo83
      @experimenthealthyketo83 2 года назад +1

      Awesome 👏 thank you so much for sharing! And I love the name of your channel!

  • @jimlund9514
    @jimlund9514 2 года назад +182

    I was at a point where I had a hard time getting out of bed and was tired in the afternoons. I then disciplined myself to get on healthy keto and IF. Now I'm sleeping well, waking up early and have good energy in the afternoon. Great videos by Dr. Berg!

    • @PolishBehemoth
      @PolishBehemoth 2 года назад +13

      Amen brother. Fatigue issues since 20s and now in 30s. I need to jump on this.

    • @jimlund9514
      @jimlund9514 2 года назад +5

      @@PolishBehemoth Good that you're getting on it now so as to avoid the older-age "slow down."

    • @Fanatik4Ever
      @Fanatik4Ever 2 года назад +5

      Work out. Eath healthy. Roughly calculate your calories per day and your macros. Get enough protein and enough carbs. Try seeds and fruit(kiwi and blueberries are kings) for vitamins and other essentials. Eliminate junk food, chips, candy and soda. Take cold showers for waking the system up, boosting immunity, develop cold resistance and enable natural raising of dopamine levels. DO ALL OF THIS GRADUALLY. Take your time. Your body is your temple, build it brick by brick and worship it.

    • @rzadigi
      @rzadigi 2 года назад

      @@Fanatik4Ever great advice. Though I do all of it and am still tired for over 20 years. I never seem to get enough deep sleep and always wake up tired.

    • @Fanatik4Ever
      @Fanatik4Ever 2 года назад +3

      @@rzadigi That is probably because stress in your life. I always have ups and downs in my sleep based on deadlines and this seems to correlate it to stress. One thing I left out in my original post is to try meditating and seeking spirituality. I know it sounds cringe, but for me, I found that it relieves me of some of the stress. I was never a relegious person growing up, but after finding something to believe in, does it really matter if it exist or not if it genuinly makes me feel better and life my life more fullfiling ? I do not know, I'm just realating my experience and hopefully some find it helpful. Have a great day and an amazing life!

  • @maudesaintflavin182
    @maudesaintflavin182 Год назад +3

    This is so true doctor Berg. I just ate a nice plate of cauliflower wich is a source of vitamin B1, I am feeling so calm and energetic. You've been doing an AMAZING JOB AND, I THANK GOD AND THANK YOU SO MUCH 🙏 ❤️

  • @leannedeco9484
    @leannedeco9484 Год назад +2

    I make sure to rewatch your videos there is always something that I missed or something that I didn't remember and the things that I do remember hearing it reinforces the information

  • @titabelski7731
    @titabelski7731 2 года назад +18

    Big thanks, Dr. Berg! Now I realized the reason for my always feeling tired/fatigue. Your good advise helps a lot... God bless! 🙏😊👍💕

  • @amaraloves
    @amaraloves 2 года назад +79

    Yep, this is soooo true. Since I’m on low carb and 20:4 IF, my energy levels have gone up so much! And spring is coming, more sunny days, so I feel way different than just a few months ago. It’s unbelievable! I wish they would teach nutrition etc in schools! I never knew it wasn’t normal to eat so much processed stuff until I got into the topic because of the need for weight loss.

    • @karanpreetkaur8114
      @karanpreetkaur8114 Год назад +2

      what time does your eating window start?

    • @amaraloves
      @amaraloves Год назад +6

      @@karanpreetkaur8114 I start eating in the morning, simply because I like breakfast and I’m never too bothered about dinner. I start eating at 9:00 with a breakfast and then I have a lunch at 13:00 and fast again. -12kg now and counting! :-)

    • @karanpreetkaur8114
      @karanpreetkaur8114 Год назад

      @@amaraloves amazing! Thanks

    • @DogGone1953
      @DogGone1953 Год назад +1

      I’m just reading this 8 months after you posted it. I’m hoping that life has gotten easier for you and you are in a better place then months ago.

  • @squidlings
    @squidlings Год назад +2

    Once again. Many thanks for this priceless information offered in a simple format.

  • @Truthseeker1957
    @Truthseeker1957 Год назад +4

    THANK YOU, I truly believe this is the answer to my prayers! Bless you for sharing so much with us, freely. Your love for mankind is a blessing to us all. 💕

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg Год назад

      No problem. Glad to share information that can help you all.

    • @gretelhance
      @gretelhance Год назад

      ​@@Drberg so generic of a response

  • @juanitahardy8583
    @juanitahardy8583 2 года назад +80

    Just finished my monthly 36 hour fast....I woke today without feeling tired. I do 18/6 most other days. I also noted that I am more in tune with my intuition and higher self when I fast. I exercise regularly, walk outdoors for an hour daily and find I handle stress much better than most folks in their 70s, many who sit home most of the day.

  • @Pandeliini
    @Pandeliini 2 года назад +111

    Such a great video, there are so many reasons for why we are tired other than poor sleep. Your body will tell you one way or another if you are not aligned and sleepiness is one way for it telling you that everything is not okay. Love how clearly you explain scientific topics!🧡

    • @RajShah202
      @RajShah202 2 года назад +9

      Agreed 👍
      I surprised that within 5 minutes people are writing the reviews in early morning which is indication of good life style!

    • @jhakkuagadhi842
      @jhakkuagadhi842 2 года назад +3

      @@RajShah202 So true

    • @gino.from.chicago
      @gino.from.chicago 2 года назад +2

      I feel like I’ve been tired for years. I work nights 3 nights a week and some days I’m doing things that are high risk/stress. Numbers 1 and 2 spoke the most to me. I eat pretty well, 50-70 carbs a day only, mostly 0 sugar a day (minus the occasional 1-2 days a week I’ll have a small treat). What’s a good dosage for ashwaganda and b1? ‘5”10 171lbs thanks

    • @loveconquersall143
      @loveconquersall143 2 года назад

      So true!!! ❤️

  • @mariabanholzer5960
    @mariabanholzer5960 Год назад

    Thank you Dr.Berg chéri 🌺💜
    Your videos come just at the right moments to me.
    Big fatigue after infection bronchitis/Sinusitis I hadnt'had for year's. Enormous stress "opened the door" for it....

  • @psisky
    @psisky Год назад +13

    Thanks Dr Berg for the link to this. I feel it was made for me. I want to be fit. I'm 58 and feel like 108. I think my tiredness is caused by all the reasons you listed, (hopefully not lyme). Cut sugar today & carbs, drinking water (I never drink water) and had a keto friendly breakfast. Now I'm moving and gonna do some gardening. Planting tons of veggies too. I feel like death but this afternoon I hope to feel like death warmed up (which is a little bit better ).

    • @mxrider429
      @mxrider429 3 месяца назад

      How do you feel 11 months on?

  • @freakinfrugal5268
    @freakinfrugal5268 2 года назад +167

    I had twins at age 47 - had to feed them every 2 hours around the clock - this was 9 years ago. Once I finally got to get a bit more sleep, as they grew, I felt beyond lucky to get 6 hours of sleep at a time. Now I don't seem to ever sleep for more than 6 hours. Basically, no matter what time I go to bed, I wake up around 4 and I get up, because I can never fall back asleep. How much sleep would a 57 year old woman ultimately need? I remember Mrs. Zimmerman (3rd grade teacher) telling me in 1973 that older folks don't need nearly as much sleep as children do.

    • @flamingpieherman9822
      @flamingpieherman9822 2 года назад +37

      I'm 54. I find a good afternoon nap helps with that.. Also water and my potassium magnesium before bed and making myself sleep before midnight helps

    • @okiejammer2736
      @okiejammer2736 2 года назад +56

      Kid, you're not one of us Older Folks. Trust me. When you hit 80, maybe ... but the closer you get, the better it looks! SO. Relax. Talk to your body and ask it to get the healing sleep and rest that it needs. Be mindful of what you're putting into it, especially later in the day. Stop counting the hours and be aware of You and your own needs. Congratulations!

    • @Kraven83
      @Kraven83 2 года назад +18

      I'm sorry for the potentially "personal" question but since you said you had twins at 47... was it through in vitro fertilisation? I'm curious since me and my partner are approaching our 40s and would like to have kids in the next couple of years.

    • @emh8861
      @emh8861 2 года назад +26

      @Kraven83 , I know of 2 women that have kids in their 40s and one of them had twins. Both done naturally.

    • @teenyafrombim8642
      @teenyafrombim8642 2 года назад +16

      I'm 45 and my mother keeps hoping. I want children but I'm scared. Tryng not to be nosy but was it natural or by invitro?

  • @TeriakiSnarf
    @TeriakiSnarf 2 года назад +6

    Already started taking the cold showers and now you're giving me another Godsend lecture on something I need to know.

  • @throughfaith777
    @throughfaith777 Год назад +4

    God Bless You Doctor 💛 We Love & Appreciate You. Praise God 🙌🏽 Thank you for helping us by educating us! We need this!✨🙏🏿✨

  • @vvdv99
    @vvdv99 Год назад +2

    Interesting stuff. Small remark: amygdala (discussed in adrenal fatigue) is not a gland, but a brain area in the medial temporal lobe, just in front of hippocsmpus. Very much involved in stress and neural fear response. But not a gland.

  • @saltrock9642
    @saltrock9642 2 года назад +43

    Physical work helps my anxiety especially when I get a sense of accomplishment. Plus the use of Ashwagandha helps greatly and I learned that from one of your videos.

    • @theotherebikeguy1473
      @theotherebikeguy1473 2 года назад +3

      Bingo. I can relax knowing I accomplished something. That’s why I always kick back at the end of each workday and look at what I did.

    • @Muhabbatik
      @Muhabbatik 2 года назад +5

      Ashwagandha is my savior in PMS days )))

    • @experimenthealthyketo83
      @experimenthealthyketo83 2 года назад

      Cool 👍 thanks for sharing!

    • @reservasie-ticketpesawat3432
      @reservasie-ticketpesawat3432 2 года назад +1

      Is it save Aswaghanda for d hiperthyroid person doc @Dr. Berg?

  • @sergeehrhardt2964
    @sergeehrhardt2964 2 года назад +4

    As French Doctor, i really appreciate the DrBerg's video. Ever simple and full of good sense. Merci for the job!

  • @amandaboosom2190
    @amandaboosom2190 Год назад +1

    Such great research and a clear presentation. Excellent work - Thank you

  • @rdptll
    @rdptll Год назад +3

    Here’s why you are tired: you aren’t getting the physical exercise you would have had 100 yrs ago. You probably sit for lost of the day. Your body adapts to this.
    You have access to 10,000 calories a day which you can easily afford or get. 100 yrs ago you didn’t have that. You had Whole Foods that took time to make, and a shelf life.
    And the other reason is that we aren’t getting enough sleep bc we have screens to stare at 24/hrs a day. There is no way we would be staying up until 11pm-1am habitually like most of us do if we had no tvs or computers.

  • @robf4605
    @robf4605 2 года назад +13

    Hey doc. I'm glad people like you (doctors) still exist. I've learned many useful things from RUclips videos that you've put out. Most doctors should be ashamed. You are a great example of what a real doctor is.

  • @elchido3517
    @elchido3517 2 года назад +17

    I have learned so much from you
    Dr Berg.
    Major respect for you.

  • @user-rt1sf4ir4b
    @user-rt1sf4ir4b Год назад +1

    Thank you that was explained so well, now I realise when I wake up in the morning why I am still tired.

  • @joannajones3833
    @joannajones3833 Год назад +6

    Always exercise!!! I am unable to exercise due to a lifelong damaged spine!! Now I spend 80% of my life flat on my back. No sunshine no exercise, lots and lots of familial stress!!! I'm going to give that Ashwagandha a go. Thank you Dr Berg!

    • @TheJoan48
      @TheJoan48 Год назад +4

      Hi Joanna; I'm in a similar boat. Try crocheting or some craft you can do sitting down. I crochet alot. I've got a really bad back too. It gives me a sense of accomplismnent to make something beautiful despite my limits. There's plenty of instructional videos on youtube about how to get going. I hope this helps you.

    • @scottrayhons2537
      @scottrayhons2537 Год назад +1

      If nothing else we can be glad Dr Berg is a great teacher. We can sit and listen to him all day.

    • @michellescarfino7515
      @michellescarfino7515 Год назад

      You might want to check out red light therapy. He suggests this a lot as well.

    • @joannajones3833
      @joannajones3833 4 месяца назад

      Thank you Joan48, I will definitely give it a go!!

  • @samQu8y
    @samQu8y 2 года назад +10

    Dr Berg,,, you are to us in the Middle East a life savior.. Wish you, family and love ones best health and blessings.

  • @Journeyman-Fixit
    @Journeyman-Fixit 2 года назад +202

    Thank you for the life saving help. I started your IF / vitamin routine in April 2021, I believe you prevented me from early onset Alzheimer's.
    Your advice crushed my prediabetes (and stopped it flat). I now look to my 7th decade with much more optimism!
    It is difficult to put into words how much you have helped me and how thankful I am.
    If only all doctors were as effective as you what a better world it would be.
    I wish you all the very best and a Happy New Year!

    • @experimenthealthyketo83
      @experimenthealthyketo83 2 года назад +9

      That’s so great to read!! Thank you so much for sharing! I wish many people could read this!

    • @Journeyman-Fixit
      @Journeyman-Fixit 2 года назад +2

      @@experimenthealthyketo83 Thank you, there is so much more we can "be". Happy Weekend! 🙂

    • @experimenthealthyketo83
      @experimenthealthyketo83 2 года назад +2

      @@Journeyman-Fixit 👍

    • @Journeyman-Fixit
      @Journeyman-Fixit 2 года назад +2

      @@experimenthealthyketo83 Thanks & happy prosperous 2022! 😊

    • @experimenthealthyketo83
      @experimenthealthyketo83 2 года назад +1

      @@Journeyman-Fixit Welcome, you too!

  • @eonzenox2315
    @eonzenox2315 Год назад +1

    This is so helpful, I bought a whole pharmacy of products drinking any Vitamin I can find to help me sleep at night and stay awake the next day. THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION I EVER NEEDED!!! Thanks Doc :)

  • @reneeransier1359
    @reneeransier1359 Год назад +3

    Dr Berg, I would love to learn about warts and how to remove them. I’ve been working on one for over a year. It’s painful! I love learning from you! Thanks for teaching us.

    • @josephcurreri9289
      @josephcurreri9289 Год назад

      He has a video on warts and skin tags... Fresh Garlic and iodine, mix a d apply, cover with bandaid, do it twice a day

  • @charlieswearingen500
    @charlieswearingen500 2 года назад +10

    When I was young I went to work for the US Forest Service and had to work outdoors winter and summer doing hard physical labor like snowshoeing to mark timber, fighting forest fires, hiking up and down mountains, riding horseback, etc. Believe me, riding horseback is not just sitting on a horse, but it is hard physical labor when you ride rough mountainous terrain all day long. Usually I only had time to eat supper once a day with snacks in the afternoons to get me to my supper. You had to be tough to work for the Forest Service in those days LOL, not so much in today's world as they just sit at their computers in an office now days. So anyway I'm 74 now and by accident I learned early on in my life how important the outdoors and less food was. For me to feel chipper I have to be outdoors and working/playing almost every day...

    • @witoldschwenke9492
      @witoldschwenke9492 Год назад +1

      sounds like you had a great job when you were young

    • @gretelhance
      @gretelhance Год назад

      ​@@witoldschwenke9492 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

  • @tbunnyshy1
    @tbunnyshy1 2 года назад +30

    I remember jogging 5 days a week for an hour with a healthy diet. I think you are right about how working is better than exercise. Jogging/running for too long can stress the body. It thinks its running for its life or to hunt like our great ancestors had to.

  • @JM-vj2sx
    @JM-vj2sx Год назад +10

    Yes I had chronic fatigue symptoms post-Covid. It was debilitating. Working with a homeopath (switched to paleo diet, supplements etc) I was able to overcome it.

    • @Coco762011
      @Coco762011 Год назад +4

      If you took the Covid jabs, that could also be a cause to your fatigue and compromised immune system.

  • @Rikkcas
    @Rikkcas Год назад +10

    Great breakdown.
    I have a question… what about any parasites in your gut? Do they influence the fatigue? And do you have a video addressing gut parasites?
    Thanks so much, sir. 🙏🏼 you rock,doc 👍🏼👏🏻

  • @Ibrahims14
    @Ibrahims14 2 года назад +57

    This video speaks to everyone, and it might be the most important video in this channel to share. Thank You Dr. Berg for this great summary. So simple and clear 🙏🏼

    • @stefanalbu9227
      @stefanalbu9227 2 года назад +1

      Masturbation makes people tired. If you eat less meat, your sexual instinct will activate less often

  • @jossywhite3003
    @jossywhite3003 2 года назад +14

    I was diagnosed 8 years ago with multiple sclerosis. I take 2mg of low dose naltrexone which keeps it under control and took away most of the awful symptoms. But tiredness, oh boy. But I’ve recently started keto so here’s hoping.

  • @RequiemFPS
    @RequiemFPS Год назад +5

    Brilliantly explained. Lovely sentiment. Thankyou

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg Год назад +1

      Glad you like the video. Appreciate your feedback.

  • @cedarcanoe
    @cedarcanoe Год назад

    This vid just popped up in my YT flow. It’s worth gold. Thank you 🙏

  • @amichaels8346
    @amichaels8346 2 года назад +15

    I LOVE the LISTS format & look forward to it in EVERY video. It may sound strange but it's nice to have SOME things
    that are STABLE & RELIABLE with the world feeling uncertain & unpredictable right now. Thank you Dr Berg. 💙

  • @yankeerose9011
    @yankeerose9011 2 года назад +28

    Every day I learn something new from you Dr. Berg. Thank for your wisdom and knowledge. Blessings always. ❤🙏💯

  • @JB-qt3wo
    @JB-qt3wo Год назад +4

    I quit my job. Now I’m no longer tired and the only people losing sleep are the knuckleheads who loaned me money.

  • @terri3104
    @terri3104 Год назад +23

    I can’t fast.
    If I don’t eat little and often I start to feel really bad and so tired.
    I don’t have diabetes, Been checked.
    I got diazepam from my doc to try to get a sleep at night.
    Just one weeks worth. I was so tired even after having 8 hours though.
    Always fall asleep in the afternoons.
    I am in peri menopause too.
    I feel I have no energy or motivation.
    I am on anti depressants too for anxiety and depression.
    Just feel so old at49.
    It’s hard to exercise when you’re so tired 😢

    • @mombotron58
      @mombotron58 Год назад +10

      I dumped all my prescriptions.. and fell much better. Getting rid of pysch meds made a big difference in my attitude and energy. Was on the crazy pills for over 40 years.

    • @Yespk-bo2xe
      @Yespk-bo2xe Год назад

      Try sun bath for long durations, like 2 to 4 hours. Don't use sun screen . Use some natural oils while talking sunshine .try it for ten days. It will help you and then you continue.

    • @BASSER81
      @BASSER81 Год назад +3

      Yeah same if I fast. I get shaky and weak. Then inability to sleep-if I take sleeping tablets I’m dead all day. If I don’t then I won’t sleep. Catch 22

    • @endezeichengrimm
      @endezeichengrimm Год назад +5

      Are you eating carbs and sugar though? If so, ditch those.

    • @drteshamnaicker199
      @drteshamnaicker199 Год назад

      Diazepam will just knock u out but not give u restorative healthy sleep. Try the infrared light and Melatonin supplementstion

  • @Asl06icec0ld
    @Asl06icec0ld 2 года назад +5

    REALLY NEEDED THIS...😱🤔
    Coz I've been feeling too drained with at least 4 out of 7 of these reasons..
    Most People won't believe me if I told them but your video has CONFIRMED A LOT 👌🙏🙏🙏
    THANKS DOC🙏🙏

  • @TheDominion37
    @TheDominion37 2 года назад +49

    This is an excellent, succinct presentation that is laid out with perfection. Thanks for the information. I didn't realize that there are viruses that can lay dormant in our systems for over twenty years. It's critical to combat stress and anxiety through prayer.

  • @Chrissybimhotep
    @Chrissybimhotep 6 месяцев назад

    Dr Eric Berg - simply one of the best doctors that I've ever heard!
    Excellent my Dr.

  • @onlyren563
    @onlyren563 Год назад +1

    I so needed this video..will definitely take on board am tired of being tired 😐

  • @Cyrilmc222004
    @Cyrilmc222004 2 года назад +4

    Thank you so much Dr Eric, I really really enjoyed listening to you and taking on board what you recommend for us all. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags

  • @marysh3840
    @marysh3840 2 года назад +3

    Wow I felt tired when I woke up today and now this great video from Dr. Berg. Thank you.

  • @cassandrabaker6029
    @cassandrabaker6029 Год назад

    LISTEN SIR, YOU JUST EDUCATED ME IN A MAJOR WAY.TY SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS VALUBLE INEFO

  • @nicola1466
    @nicola1466 9 месяцев назад +2

    This time last year I was completely burned out, zero energy or vitality at 33 years old. I used to start everyday with an extremely strong coffee and another one most afternoons to keep myself going.
    I believe my adrenals were burned out, since then I've completely cut out coffee. I think this has been the biggest contributers in helping my fatigue, I started taking Ashwaganda and other herbs throughout the last year.
    I have a healthy diet in general and now work and go to the gym...and still have energy left over. I'm amazed. Honestly I had the vitality of an 80 year old. I never thought I could get back to feeling energetic again. I was running on empty for about 6-7 years. So grateful Dr Berg ❤️

    • @romanempire7680
      @romanempire7680 3 месяца назад

      So the cutting out coffee brought the biggest improvement to your fatigue? Anything you used as a substitute to coffee?

    • @shoedecour7510
      @shoedecour7510 3 месяца назад

      So cutting coffee out helped a lot with gaining more energy.?

  • @Mexicochann
    @Mexicochann 2 года назад +7

    This topic is so important. I'm 45 now and have been tired since my twenties. Had my first child as a struggling single mom at 18..... Now I know why I'm so tired, and I will be purchasing some of that nutritional yeast!!!!

    • @ginafiallos6163
      @ginafiallos6163 Год назад +1

      I am right there with you, sister! That is my story too. Hope you have found some relief!

  • @Sylmarilla
    @Sylmarilla 2 года назад +3

    first words about years of being tired - that's me, now on IF & learning keto - I've never had so much energy, it's still unbelivable :)

  • @lewish6917
    @lewish6917 Год назад +2

    Your in my thoughts and prayers. Stay strong mate.

    • @MrsK976
      @MrsK976 Год назад

      Huh? What’s wrong?

  • @stellabenton199
    @stellabenton199 3 месяца назад +1

    55 definitely feel something is different now. I live a busy life and have 10 yr old twins & work full time. I refuse to give up thank you Dr Berg very informative video. Keep up the good work your my hope. Mind over matter.

    • @donnacain9692
      @donnacain9692 2 месяца назад

      Peace Love And Blessings To You, From A 55 Year Old Mom Of 19 Year Old Twins 🙏💐