Is Red Meat Good or Bad? - Dr.Berg

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    In this video, we’re going to talk about red meat. Is red meat good for you, or is red meat bad for you?
    Many of the well known so-called dangers of eating red meat don’t seem to hold up.
    I don’t recommend consuming any processed meats. I recommend consuming organic grass-fed meat. Grass-fed red meat is not going to cause serious issues.
    There are certain toxic chemicals that are generated when you heat protein, especially if you heat it with sugar on it like barbecue sauce. It’s best if you don’t overly cook red meat because the more you heat the meat, the more chemicals there can be.
    You can also lessen these chemicals by adding:
    • Mustard
    • Garlic
    • Black pepper
    • Herbs (basil, hot pepper, oregano, rosemary)
    People who already have excess iron may have a big problem with consuming red meat because it’s loaded with iron. Iron can accumulate and become toxic if a person consumes too much. If you’re consuming red meat and you don’t feel well after, you should have your iron tested because you may have iron overload.
    Iron can affect the:
    • Heart
    • Brain
    • Liver
    Genetic conditions that can make iron overload worse:
    • Hemochromatosis
    • Beta thalassemia
    • Sickle cell
    Action steps:
    • Don’t overly cook meat
    • Consume grass-fed organic red meat
    • Get your iron checked
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    • If you have one of the genetic conditions above, you may want to donate blood
    • Avoid: supplements with iron, fortified foods, alcohol, iron cookware
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  • @chrisbutters4344
    @chrisbutters4344 4 года назад +1284

    Pharmaceutical commercials say it is bad, so it must be good.

    • @ritaaleksandrovna4518
      @ritaaleksandrovna4518 3 года назад +27

      Haha love it! 💯

    • @mra57
      @mra57 3 года назад +8

      Colonel Klink said that the purpose of a study is to prove what you already know to be true.

    • @Eloh_Dragons
      @Eloh_Dragons 3 года назад +39

      We live in bizzaro world. Everything they say is bad is good and everything they say is good is bad.

    • @chrisbutters4344
      @chrisbutters4344 3 года назад +16

      @@Eloh_Dragons The truth is treason in a society of lies. Credit to whoever said that.

    • @eyefightlions2387
      @eyefightlions2387 3 года назад +7

      @sabage cabage123 been a carnivore about 4 months now. Never going back.
      Ever.
      A lot of veggies make me sick now.
      Berries here and there are ok,
      Cholesterol and triglyceride levels are very low, and I just feel the best I've ever felt in my life.

  • @taotaostrong
    @taotaostrong 3 года назад +442

    Grass fed steak and spinach salads saved my anemic life! My energy returned. My hair grew longer and thicker; and my skin finally looked healthy again.

    • @lucidarose613
      @lucidarose613 3 года назад +9

      Amen

    • @princessdiana2737
      @princessdiana2737 3 года назад +30

      My hair is super thick as well and shiny! I just eat more steak and avocados

    • @Jb-ky1ri
      @Jb-ky1ri 3 года назад +1

      Was the steak beef or lamb?

    • @taotaostrong
      @taotaostrong 3 года назад +15

      @@Jb-ky1ri Grass fed beef when I was acutely anemic to the point that I needed transfusions. My health has improved considerably, and I’ve learned to read the signals when my body could benefit from some red meat. In the last 2 years I’ve added lamb to my diet when I’m in areas with reputable local farming practices. I consume lamb only about 3 times a year. I always feel an immediate improvement in my energy level. Best wishes to you.

    • @Jb-ky1ri
      @Jb-ky1ri 3 года назад +7

      @@taotaostrong so between beef or lamb which one gives you more instant energy? bd thanks for that beautiful reply

  • @jumemowery9434
    @jumemowery9434 4 года назад +367

    My initial reaction to the title was: Are bricks good or bad? You can build a house with them or you can smash in windows. It depends on how you use them.

    • @ricksterdrummer2170
      @ricksterdrummer2170 4 года назад +6

      Jume Mowery Well said. 👌

    • @jumemowery9434
      @jumemowery9434 4 года назад +1

      @@ricksterdrummer2170 thank you

    • @docsays
      @docsays 4 года назад +2

      Agree

    • @maxibake9323
      @maxibake9323 4 года назад +2

      Jume Mowery. True. 👍 Take care. ❤🙂🐶

    • @bantamdude
      @bantamdude 4 года назад +1

      Whichever helps u to understand, I guess.

  • @misstramaine1981
    @misstramaine1981 4 года назад +219

    I didn't eat meat for over 20 yrs and I was severely over weight. Not until 3 yrs ago when I began consuming red meat, I started losing weight. Along with keto and IF, I've lost 85 lbs and I feel more satiated after I eat a meal, unlike my old habits of eating lots carbs to fill me up instead of red meat. Red meat is amazing!

    • @luism8612
      @luism8612 Год назад +5

      Everyone is different my sister has lot so much weight after she gave up red meat 🤷‍♂️

    • @conradmbugua9098
      @conradmbugua9098 Год назад +1

      @@luism8612 She's definitely a liver type meaning her body handles veggies better than meat

    • @mkippes1988
      @mkippes1988 Год назад +1

      I used to eat red meat all the time and weighed almost 330 pounds. I'm now a lacto-vegetarian and weigh 196 pounds.

    • @supagreatman2826
      @supagreatman2826 Год назад

      W

    • @Nomadonthego
      @Nomadonthego Год назад

      wtf most people who don't eat meat are basically UNDER weight and super skinny and have a hard time gaining weight, it's not the meat, it's bc you probably eat a bunch of junk and overload with carbs. Just eat a balanced diet, but 90% of Americans just eat either junk food or are carnivores/vegans, never balanced.

  • @tvanh3568
    @tvanh3568 4 года назад +246

    This reminds me of when I was taking Statistics 1 and 2 in college and I realized how easy it is to cause any study to prove almost anything!! Do what works for you. Use common sense.

    • @mydogskips2
      @mydogskips2 4 года назад +9

      +Tara VanDeVen I'm sorry, but common sense isn't enough here. And what even is common sense when it comes to food consumption? Is it common sense that red meat is bad? How is it common sense? It's not common sense so much as a widely held belief based on what some supposed authority has told us. Everything we think we know comes from "experts," scientists and researchers doing studies and reporting their findings, these are the opinions, evidence-based if you want, that are passed on to the rest of us average folks to shape our notions about food and supposedly inform our decisions. So there is no common sense, just widely disseminated beliefs held about food based on what someone who supposedly knows more about it tells us is true. But this video points out how clear it is that what we're being told is at best an oversimplification.

    • @dawsonsschittcreek5395
      @dawsonsschittcreek5395 4 года назад +8

      Exactly why one of my favorite quotes is - "Figures will not lie, but liars will figure." - Carroll D. Wright

    • @skorpers
      @skorpers Год назад +2

      @@mydogskips2 Common sense is that consuming compoinds that our body was desigjed and evolved to consume isn't cancerous or sick. What does cause sickness however, is cooking meat in manmade carcinogens ('vegetable' oils)

  • @p9948
    @p9948 4 года назад +40

    Yep. I recall being told at a recent annual medical exam not to eat red meat as I explained I had eaten a burger with fries and large coke. The doctor quickly pointed out that tiny bit of hamburger meat was the bad part. Yep, I was polite and never looked back. I fired the idiot.

  • @phprince5153
    @phprince5153 4 года назад +207

    Even pastoral people and nomads in Africa eat red Meat and they live long lifes!

    • @subhajitmakhal7307
      @subhajitmakhal7307 4 года назад +20

      It's true. African Bushmen even eat red meat raw and lo they are awesome fit

    • @subhajitmakhal7307
      @subhajitmakhal7307 4 года назад +4

      @@ConanTheCimmerian 😂😂😂😁

    • @60viking
      @60viking 4 года назад +12

      I have been a meat-a-sorwarus for over 70 years, I think I'll stick to it. Follow the fun.

    • @MrTAYA87
      @MrTAYA87 4 года назад +4

      Cuz they burn a lot unlike urban life

    • @mosestheredsea
      @mosestheredsea 4 года назад

      Kieran Connelly bruh I laughed so hard

  • @darcandelaria
    @darcandelaria 4 года назад +143

    The meat at first looked like roses to me for some reason 😂

    • @TB-yx5of
      @TB-yx5of 4 года назад +3

      Me too!!

    • @darcandelaria
      @darcandelaria 4 года назад +1

      @@TB-yx5of ok I knew I wasn't alone 😀

    • @Sampardhanani
      @Sampardhanani 4 года назад

      Dar Candelaria . If Dr Berg read that he would tell you that Dar probably needs to add in vit A. 😂 But make sure it's grass-fed.

    • @zilverplayer8805
      @zilverplayer8805 4 года назад +1

      Dont eat roses!

    • @darcandelaria
      @darcandelaria 4 года назад +2

      @@zilverplayer8805 rose tea is good 😊

  • @ZenModePhilosophy
    @ZenModePhilosophy 4 года назад +67

    Eating lamb and a ribeye steak while watching this. Life is good

  • @FLGurl
    @FLGurl 4 года назад +59

    Everything in moderation, and that includes organic grass fed - and grass finished (no growth hormones, antibiotics, etc.) red meat. It is amazing how much little meat it can take to feel full. An added benefit (for me).

    • @lndestr1234
      @lndestr1234 2 года назад

      yup the reason why they teel otherwise is the pharma needs sick people for profit and population control.

    • @gregl2249
      @gregl2249 Год назад +2

      4 oz a day

    • @EarmuffHugger
      @EarmuffHugger Год назад +1

      1lb a day of 80/20 ground beef with an added 2 oz of fat trimmings.

    • @joanneclark8256
      @joanneclark8256 7 месяцев назад

      How much is ok? Or red me and eggs a day ? Does one need to do keto?

  • @88jameson88
    @88jameson88 4 года назад +108

    When has the news ever told the full story? This is no different

    • @pam0077
      @pam0077 4 года назад +3

      lying through omission. the news media does it constantly

    • @blubberbelly5711
      @blubberbelly5711 4 года назад

      False news

    • @whyistheskyblue5515
      @whyistheskyblue5515 4 года назад +2

      The news is the true enemy of mankind.

  • @GelsonMwale
    @GelsonMwale Год назад +36

    Thank you, Doc, for this video. I live in Zambia, where most of our food is organic or meats organic grass fed. Was having a tough time making a decision based on observational studies.

  • @pekibuzz
    @pekibuzz 4 года назад +111

    I never believed in this red-meat-myth, it all depends on quality - like everything in life! 👍 😎

    • @adriansoto4789
      @adriansoto4789 4 года назад +9

      peki butz yea man I’ve always told people that too! It’s all about quality and the source..

    • @blubberbelly5711
      @blubberbelly5711 4 года назад +10

      Grass feed organic, even dr berg eats meat

    • @lucidarose613
      @lucidarose613 3 года назад

      Exactly

    • @clutzfrmr3645
      @clutzfrmr3645 2 года назад

      Any meat is better to consume than processed carbs. Insulin resistance is to be avoided any way you can!!

  • @theresag1969
    @theresag1969 4 года назад +11

    Also, people tend to eat high levels of carbs with red meat.
    It like saying churches cause crime because there are a high number of churches in cities where there is high crime rate.

    • @theresag1969
      @theresag1969 4 года назад

      @Ken Call
      I'm a odd girl out, I think more like a man.

  • @DrAliQassem
    @DrAliQassem 4 года назад +1

    Thank You Dr. Eric. How to contact you if you don't mind? I have my own story to tell about the result I've got following your advice.

  • @mickme8914
    @mickme8914 4 года назад +18

    Dr Eric, you're an absolute legend mate, i appreciate you a ton. I am new to your channel and Keto, and its the way that you present it that has me drawn in, there is a humility about you that i can trust. Cheers from Australia, love ya

  • @carlosvargasbatman
    @carlosvargasbatman 4 года назад +58

    Also who just tosses a decent roast on the lawn?

  • @stephanielyn4713
    @stephanielyn4713 2 года назад +6

    Makes me wonder what else the media lies about.

  • @Iskander67
    @Iskander67 4 года назад +27

    About Iron Cookware, It's actually the healthiest one to use for cooking ! Teflon is toxic and may cause cancer. I guess you have to find the good balance of iron but in that case, reduce red meat instead of replacing Iron cookware. Iron cookware can last a whole lifetime

    • @alrivers2297
      @alrivers2297 4 года назад +4

      @@chooseaname30 I use stainless steel cookware.

    • @nora22000
      @nora22000 4 года назад

      @@alrivers2297 Cast iron is best. Cast iron can draw the best flavors and nutrient content from most types of food.

    • @alrivers2297
      @alrivers2297 4 года назад +1

      @@nora22000 but it can give men extra iron they probably don't need, which can be harmful.

    • @nora22000
      @nora22000 4 года назад

      @@alrivers2297 Cast iron is fine, it's best for both men and post menopausal women to give blood at least once a year. That will definitely keep iron from building and oxidizing.

    • @gloriamaryhaywood2217
      @gloriamaryhaywood2217 4 года назад

      @@nora22000 Once a year doesn't seem like near enough to keep iron over-loads in check! I would say more like 6 times per year would be beneficial?🤔

  • @tha-real-talk1176
    @tha-real-talk1176 4 года назад +15

    Dr. Berg I want to thank u for your look into health because its helped me in so many ways...... my blood sugar was high and my blood pressure was high and for the past year listening to u I've turned that around.... so I would like to say THANK YOU and may god bless u 👍

  • @mystery4681
    @mystery4681 4 года назад +8

    Thank you so much, Dr. Berg, for this information on red meat!!!....So many times I have been afraid to eat it, and wondered about too much iron!

  • @snowqueen64
    @snowqueen64 4 года назад +3

    Love the way this doctor lectures. I could listen to him lecture me all day long 😍. Cúrame doctorcito lindo y enseñame todo lo que tengo que saber para cuidarme mejor.

  • @louisgianfrancesco
    @louisgianfrancesco 4 года назад +55

    I don't eat meat at all, however I don't like when information; like the correlation between red meat and cancer is misconstrued. It's obvious, but people shouldn't believe everything they hear and instead go out of their way to find out more information about nutrition. Such as this topic. Thank you Dr. Berg for being honest and unbiased.

    • @kaym.h.3583
      @kaym.h.3583 4 года назад +1

      Louis Gianfrancesco. yes I don't like red meat either or eat it

    • @lucidarose613
      @lucidarose613 3 года назад +6

      Love red meat, makes me feel better when I eat it.

    • @arena6087
      @arena6087 2 года назад +1

      Is white meat good fatty pork

    • @lndestr1234
      @lndestr1234 2 года назад +1

      you should

    • @ZuZu66667
      @ZuZu66667 2 года назад

      You should eat meat and since you’re a female you should consume way more meat than men, because for unknown reasons women don’t absorb the nutrients as good

  • @BrianB1963
    @BrianB1963 4 года назад +7

    Dr. Berg makes excellent points, very well said.

  • @moviedude22
    @moviedude22 4 года назад +3

    Dr. Berg Would be able to do a video on the best possible cookware to use? There are so many, I just purchased a Starfit Rockware skillet, but really not sure about other products t avoid or use for health reasons. Little to know definitive info

  • @sirsidfosse1313
    @sirsidfosse1313 4 года назад +9

    Tnks from the bottom of my unstoppable heart for turning my health around.

  • @joshb3212
    @joshb3212 4 года назад +2

    Dr. Berg, can you please do a video on cookware you recommend. I always thought a skillet was the way to go. Thanks!

  • @rockford150
    @rockford150 4 года назад +283

    I wonder how many lives Dr Berg has saved.

    • @jumemowery9434
      @jumemowery9434 4 года назад +20

      True, and how many lives has he improved? Too many to count

    • @thelmabukikun1485
      @thelmabukikun1485 4 года назад +17

      He saved my dad since July. He's not diabetic any more

    • @pragavirtual
      @pragavirtual 4 года назад +5

      4 including me in my family, thanks Dr. Berg.

    • @bantamdude
      @bantamdude 4 года назад +1

      I'm the only one that matters.

    • @jjjuhg
      @jjjuhg 4 года назад +2

      healead my chest pain. could not breath in fully without heart pain. in 4 days after i stop eating any vegetable oils and incleded cream and fat meat.

  • @urthtiramisu5665
    @urthtiramisu5665 4 года назад +5

    This was in my mind recently. Thank you Dr. Berg for giving us this education. How about deficiency of iron do you have video about that?

    • @birkit1133
      @birkit1133 4 года назад

      I bet he will talk about phytic acid in plants how it binds minerals.

  • @spiderm83
    @spiderm83 4 года назад +12

    Dr Berg you are doing great job..Thanks for your unique videos..keep up the great work

  • @janetrent3399
    @janetrent3399 4 года назад +1

    Very helpful video Dr Berg! Thank you!

  • @MiguelExhale
    @MiguelExhale 4 года назад +31

    I love a good steak.
    Put that steak on my plate.
    Slow cooked stew beef
    and vegetables are to live for.

  • @lorettaimisi7555
    @lorettaimisi7555 4 года назад +4

    Hi Doctor, your video was extremely informative. I was recently diagnosed of iron deficiency anemia and the doctor put me on ferrimed D.S. twice a day.
    My question is, can I add iron rich foods to the medication?

  • @kellichristophersen4141
    @kellichristophersen4141 4 года назад +13

    As always fabulous information and I found very helpful. Thanks for everything that you do for me Dr. Berg! 💕😍🥩

  • @KR1804
    @KR1804 4 года назад +2

    Another excellent video Dr. Berg. Observational studies are the easiest too be done but so general and inaccurate you can't rely on.

  • @tayala40
    @tayala40 4 года назад

    Hi Dr . berg, I would like to know if a person has an issue with the elasticity of the arteries and veins, Is there a special recommendations with taking vitamins the minerals? Is there an increase or decrease in potassium and magnesium for the heart?

  • @denisevowles837
    @denisevowles837 4 года назад +7

    I do better since I've increased red meat intake. Otherwise I suffer anemia ( even though I eat a lot of dark green leafy veggies). I also use cast iron pans from time to time to cook food. Have an awesome day everyone!

  • @lvl.99socialdistancewarrio67
    @lvl.99socialdistancewarrio67 4 года назад +31

    It was hard for me to concentrate on this video... I've never seen Dr. Berg in anything but a blue shirt. Pink was difficult for me to process.

  • @JessicaOrban3606
    @JessicaOrban3606 4 года назад +1

    Dr. Berg, do you have any suggestions for pregnancy food aversion and nausea? I was keto into 6 weeks in, and I now cannot eat meat most days or I'll lose it. Any suggestions?

  • @Kat-n-Ollie
    @Kat-n-Ollie Год назад

    Thank you so much for the explanation! Much appreciated.

  • @JoeGuitarEducation
    @JoeGuitarEducation 4 года назад +9

    This study on red meat is so far from scientific method that I could do a study on criminals, ask them if they drink water and then use that as evidence that drinking water makes you a criminal. I won't need scientific method because I did a survey!

  • @sc4894
    @sc4894 4 года назад +10

    I think its the fructose, the artificial preservatives, dyes and other manufactured ingredients that creates the health problems ... btw thanks for the fruticose video

  • @vladazmura9331
    @vladazmura9331 2 года назад +2

    Love your videos. I'm watching them daily. Thank you

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Год назад +1

      Oh wow! Thank you so much! I'm so glad you found them helpful.
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  • @tidalwaves9165
    @tidalwaves9165 4 года назад +8

    Dr Berg is very smart. His information is incredible

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    @basitk12 3 года назад +11

    This man is a blessing

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    @antonioperez7528 4 года назад +3

    Hey Dr B. Sense I’ve been following you & Thomas DeLauer. For me I find researching Fun & rewarding. I love starting up open conversations, I could talk all day my family told me. Thank you Doc opening my mindset. ☝🏾💛🤙🏾🌟🌟🌟

  • @Mote.
    @Mote. Год назад +2

    Dr. Berg is my go-to channel for advice and health knowledge.

  • @lilirobin7136
    @lilirobin7136 4 года назад +9

    I just ate my liverwurst from US Wellness meats and it is delicious! I made the mistake of giving some to the dogs and now whenever I get it out they start begging! Thanks!

  • @player-tianyuliow6618
    @player-tianyuliow6618 3 года назад +8

    I eat grass fed steak twice a week and lost 20kg in 12 weeks. I'm stronger and feel more energetic after including beef in my diet.

  • @sylvainster30
    @sylvainster30 4 года назад +14

    Healthy Keto and IF is always the right answer ✌🏼😎👍🏼

  • @rrbigdad
    @rrbigdad 3 года назад +1

    Dr Berg I have polycythemia Vera and do keto what can I do I go to my dr and he checks my iron and some times he will draw blood to lower it my hemoglobin is usually around 14 thanks and keep up the good work

  • @Mr.MacMan
    @Mr.MacMan 4 года назад +1

    What zinc supplement would you recommend? What form?

  • @satomisnow
    @satomisnow 4 года назад +11

    A new study was published by a collaboration of international researchers less than a week ago about red meat consumption. They concluded that red meat is not actually bad for us and that previous studies weren't backed by good scientific evidence.

  • @mra57
    @mra57 3 года назад +3

    On jury duty, they took us to a restaurant before deliberating. Three of us young to middle-aged lean men had red meat. Three of the 40's and 50s, overweight people had big, (BIG) salads.
    Did our conditions affect our food choices, or did the food choices affect our conditions?

    • @missstarrynight7736
      @missstarrynight7736 Год назад

      Possibly those salad-eaters also ordered huge soda. Moreover , some obese people eat healthy in public, bu at home.... that's another story.

  • @Sigridovski
    @Sigridovski 3 года назад

    To avoid metal pots: Corning Vision glass pots and skillets (frying pans) can be used on stove TOP. Gas or wood stove is the healthiest. Corning Vision pots come in many sizes and designs. Nothing beat those. The heat goes through very quickly, so one must use a little bit less heat and turn off a minute before, let it cool down for 1/2 minute before to empty the pot completely from liquid, as it might otherwise burn. Lemon acid and crystal soap can be used in those pots to clean them when burnt.

  • @skyejacques
    @skyejacques 3 года назад +1

    You can also get wet cupping done once every three or four months for releasing old and stagnant blood as well.

  • @dyahviona
    @dyahviona 4 года назад +60

    I just donated blood today, feels super good!

    • @dyahviona
      @dyahviona 4 года назад +1

      @@20alphabet hehe :)

    • @hahna77
      @hahna77 4 года назад +2

      That's awful and against the Bible. It's gonna go to the Elite vampires. The Bible says our blood is sacred.

    • @raven5679
      @raven5679 4 года назад +4

      But the Bible teaches us to love our neighbor. To put God first, ourselves last, and others in between. If someone is dying, and their gift of life can be saved; I, nor any Christian I know would have any problem giving something we were gifted to someone in need.
      So please, get off your blessed assurance; and love like Jesus loved. ❤️

    • @shillandkillary2236
      @shillandkillary2236 4 года назад +4

      @@hahna77 A blood transfusion saved my life. Thank you random blood donating hero. Yes, some dark people have access to blood banks, but I personally draw the line at abortion ie. sacrificing children for moloch.
      Donating blood helps us build new, healthier blood and can really help diabetics and others with blood disorders. My Christian understanding is we are not supposed to drink it.

    • @dyahviona
      @dyahviona 4 года назад

      @@hahna77 I'm not a Christian, but I do respect all religion; Catholic, Christian, Islam, Hindu, Buddha, etc as I believe they teach something good. But donating blood has health benefit, and in my opinion, taking care of our health is one way to show gratitude to God. It potentially helps other people's life too. And when there is a chance to do two goods in one action, why not take it? It doesn't hurt, and doesn't cost us anything. I think it's a win win situation :)

  • @LungSleep
    @LungSleep 4 года назад +12

    Great video Eric! So important to dispel myths. Carbohydrates cause disease but the message is covered up by the powerful food industry. Just like big tobacco covered up the harmful effects of smoking for years!

    • @adamantium2012
      @adamantium2012 3 года назад +13

      Not all carbohydrates cause disease. Study ancestral diets, societies like Kitavans and Papua New Guinea are disease free but have very high carb diets based on sweet potatoes. It's the highly refined carbohydrates like sugar and flour that are the problem.

    • @ProfShibe
      @ProfShibe Год назад

      Carbs are not evil. Why do people blindly believe this?

  • @hameensabir3900
    @hameensabir3900 4 года назад +1

    Thanks so much Dr. berg you changed my life god bless you and your family 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

  • @wsearp
    @wsearp 4 года назад +2

    I have hemochromatosis and I do feel much better when I donate blood regularly.... My problem is I have “white coat hypertension” and when I go to give blood, sometimes my B/P jumps up so high they have to send me home without donating blood.... I've tried everything to control that but so far nothing I've found prevents it.... At home the B/P is normal, I walk into the doctor's office and zoom, out of sight....

  • @auntielu4394
    @auntielu4394 4 года назад +136

    I lost over 20 pounds eating steak so all these studies can kick rocks.

    • @Thetinebroken
      @Thetinebroken 4 года назад

      Sweet i love it and get it organic my self

    • @Charlie-fe4vb
      @Charlie-fe4vb 4 года назад +4

      You eat junk and be in a calorie deficit and lose fat faster certain food doesn’t cause fat loss

    • @chrismoore1372
      @chrismoore1372 4 года назад +6

      @@Charlie-fe4vb you can be in a surplus, eat keto/carnivore and loose weight. You wrongggggg

    • @lucidarose613
      @lucidarose613 3 года назад +2

      Exactly, I feel much better eating red meat and it helps my iron levels stay on point. I noticed when I eat more red meat I tend to start losing weight verses eating the other crap.

    • @mogliking12345
      @mogliking12345 3 года назад

      @@chrismoore1372 any scientific proofs?

  • @DRAWDAILYchannel
    @DRAWDAILYchannel 4 года назад +26

    Great video Dr. Berg, as always.
    I love red meat. Its super good even unseasoned and lightly cooked. Filling & tasty.

  • @tightknot01
    @tightknot01 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this info, Dr. Berg. There are a lot of sites there saying that bbq meat is cancerous. Can you help us understand whether bb food is bad or good please?

  • @whitykitty2651
    @whitykitty2651 4 года назад

    great video as always, glad I found your channel :))

  • @TheImperfectionistt
    @TheImperfectionistt 4 года назад +4

    I love you so much because I always eat a lot beef and it’s my favourite 😭I was always worrying because people around me kept telling me that. It seems common in western culture but in China people never worry about that( which is also a low obesity country)

  • @tonioyendis4464
    @tonioyendis4464 4 года назад +4

    I love cooking and grilling red meats on my cast iron collection. Good charred flavor grill marks!

  • @Be_Still_ps46.10
    @Be_Still_ps46.10 4 года назад +1

    Awesome information as always!,

  • @ciminelm
    @ciminelm 4 года назад

    Please do a video on what are the safe metals for pots and pans. There is confusion regarding the metals and coatings. What is safe? Please help.

  • @AussieAngeS
    @AussieAngeS 4 года назад +3

    There is much debate about this topic. I don’t eat a lot of red meat at all, I prefer more lean white meats but I will eat it. Appreciate all your videos Dr Berg

  • @amie8889
    @amie8889 4 года назад +5

    Dr. Berg, I have had too much iron for over 15yrs. I used to get threatened with having to have blood removed every month. But I found that I have three options to reduce the iron naturally. 1. Eat less red meat. 2. Exercise. 3. Eggs. With the eggs I understand that for each egg eaten it reduces the uptake of iron by 25%. So far I have not had to have blood taken off.

    • @birkit1133
      @birkit1133 4 года назад +3

      You need to find out where the extra iron is coming from. It's not the meat that is the problem. Could be the water or fortified breads. Do you eat a lot of grains?

    • @nancygatto6571
      @nancygatto6571 Год назад

      Try adding in some copper

  • @shireenrennie6875
    @shireenrennie6875 4 года назад

    Dr berg I have chronic gastritis, I have been told no red meat. So what do u suggest? Thanks

  • @azuleve5
    @azuleve5 4 года назад +1

    Thank you Dr. great information.

  • @ricksterdrummer2170
    @ricksterdrummer2170 4 года назад +36

    I was told to eat red meat because I don’t get enough iron. haha

    • @palidus5349
      @palidus5349 4 года назад +1

      Rickster Music eat leafy greens lol

    • @ricksterdrummer2170
      @ricksterdrummer2170 4 года назад +4

      Logan Hate it. That’s why I was told to eat red meat.

    • @ivy3839
      @ivy3839 4 года назад +3

      Rickster Music same , I am low on iron and love med rare steak 🥩

    • @MNkno
      @MNkno 4 года назад

      When I was low on iron, I called it a "steak dinner deficiency" syndrome.. they told me that high stress was burning off the iron..

    • @calebhuang2429
      @calebhuang2429 4 года назад +1

      Heme iron is much preferred by the body than the plant form, heme iron can only be obtained from meat. Liver is easily the best source

  • @2Timone7
    @2Timone7 4 года назад +17

    You look younger than you did a few years ago, Doctor. Visual testimonial.

  • @stan-r
    @stan-r 3 года назад

    Very informative! Thank you.

  • @fionaclacken2024
    @fionaclacken2024 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for da info your great this video is 💯💯💯👍👍👍👍

  • @kiawas1
    @kiawas1 4 года назад +7

    I was so scared to click on this, afraid of what I was gonna hear, I love
    pre-seasoning my burger with wistershire sauce & herbs. Medium to well done, with fried egg, avocado slices😋

  • @alishapotts6423
    @alishapotts6423 4 года назад +3

    Dr. Berg, I'm in the second trimester of pregnancy and my midwife put me on hemaplex tablets (iron + supplement) for low iron.
    I wondered if you had any advice for pregnancy and low iron. Any info on the root cause of iron deficiency during pregnancy? Low stomach acid? I'm guessing, but hoping you will respond.

    • @birkit1133
      @birkit1133 4 года назад +1

      He is saying increase red meat (beef, lamb, dark poultry). You can also eat liver or liver paté, braunschweiger, etc. Liver is an excellent source of heme iron.

    • @birkit1133
      @birkit1133 4 года назад

      @Laura Croft spinach is full of oxalates which prevent much iron from being absorbed, but what is will not be heme, it will be elemental iron, which is toxic. That is why he is saying red meat is a good source of good iron. It is already packaged in the right protein, and the human body easily absorbs it. There are even heme receptors in the digestive tract.

  • @Amityadav2k8animator
    @Amityadav2k8animator 4 года назад

    Sir it's a humble request can any how I can have wood with you regarding my problem

  • @cynthiajohn6058
    @cynthiajohn6058 4 года назад +1

    Doctor Eric, can a type 2 diabetic patient have beef? I'm from India and I need some advice on this

  • @17th_Street_Preacher
    @17th_Street_Preacher 4 года назад +4

    wasn't a problem for Iron Man

  • @SH-jc4xs
    @SH-jc4xs 3 года назад +4

    Hello Doctor. Thank you for helping us to understand. I need some advice please. I am 40 years old. When I eat pizza or beef, I feel little pain in my heart. My head start being stiff and get hot. I have cholesterol, but if I don’t consume any red meat then I am good. Please let me know what might be wrong with me. Thank you

    • @kimtran2010
      @kimtran2010 Год назад

      It means you should stop eating red meat, I think. Foods should adapt to your body. I can't eat nuts or seeds either but they are good for other people. Lots of love xxx

    • @Karll541
      @Karll541 Год назад

      Sounds like you have low stomach acid. Red meat is one of the most nutritious food you can eat

  • @AbrahamRebello
    @AbrahamRebello 2 года назад +1

    What do they inject into meat to make it red?
    Nitrites keep meat red by bonding to the myoglobin and acting as a substitute for the oxygen. Oxygen and sodium nitrate both turn myoglobin red, but nitrate attaches with a more stable bond and so the color lasts longer.

  • @donvannorman9099
    @donvannorman9099 3 года назад +1

    Dr Berg what do you think about consuming smoked meats could you do a video on that!! Okay thank you I've learned a lot from you!!!

  • @Bushcraft242
    @Bushcraft242 4 года назад +71

    Eskimos ate red meat for hundreds of years

    • @riprightbodytight5231
      @riprightbodytight5231 4 года назад +15

      Because they need it in their region
      But that does not mean we should just eat meat like them
      Enviroment is a huge factor to determine what should we eat

    • @Gusstra
      @Gusstra 4 года назад +13

      are you an Eskimo?? You probably eat meat that you buy in the grocery shop lol - and its unhealthy, definitely not grass fed

    • @jumemowery9434
      @jumemowery9434 4 года назад +1

      @@riprightbodytight5231 do you know anything about Eskimos? Their religion has nothing to do with why they eat meat.

    • @riprightbodytight5231
      @riprightbodytight5231 4 года назад +1

      @@jumemowery9434 i mean there is no planet ..only meat
      And they need fatty meat to balance temperature

    • @spiderm83
      @spiderm83 4 года назад +1

      And they were not sick?

  • @janetlis2613
    @janetlis2613 4 года назад +6

    I just want to take time to thank you so much for your knowledge on this subject. Chiropractors should be the primary care physician.

    • @lupavo1738
      @lupavo1738 4 года назад +2

      Lmao you can't be serious.

    • @birkit1133
      @birkit1133 4 года назад

      Yes, I know mine is mine!

  • @falevisbona1900
    @falevisbona1900 9 месяцев назад

    I really appreciate all your valuable information that are essential for self-education related to our health condition.Thanks Dr Eric Berg

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  9 месяцев назад

      My pleasure!

  • @truthgearsguilty3466
    @truthgearsguilty3466 3 года назад +1

    This is Pure Knowledge explained, Logically. Thank you.

  • @cjf9810
    @cjf9810 4 года назад +5

    What about CKD and eating red meat? My doctor is opposed to eating red meat even at stage 2 of CKD!

    • @lupavo1738
      @lupavo1738 4 года назад

      Your doctor is actually trying to save your kidneys. You can eat red meat and choose not to listen, but be prepared for lifelong dialysis.

  • @gloriamaryhaywood2217
    @gloriamaryhaywood2217 4 года назад +22

    Red Meat for the WIN every time! Not only does it strengthen and repair your body but it totally satisfies your hunger. And that satisfied feeling lasts for hours and hours!😉

    • @gwynedd1
      @gwynedd1 4 года назад +1

      Thats the stearic acid .

    • @nick000002
      @nick000002 4 года назад +1

      Same for Pasta

    • @clutzfrmr3645
      @clutzfrmr3645 2 года назад +1

      Higher protein foods are higher in satiety substances. Look it up!

    • @oh7022
      @oh7022 2 года назад

      @@clutzfrmr3645 SO IS IT GOOD TO EAT RED MEAT AFTER A WORKOUT OR NOT I NEED HELP

    • @themadtitan728
      @themadtitan728 Год назад +1

      @@oh7022 YES

  • @rajaadawood5171
    @rajaadawood5171 4 года назад

    Great informations👍thanks Dr Berg 🌸

  • @C_Suarez
    @C_Suarez 4 года назад +1

    I’m actually very intrigued on the idea of donating blood to get rid of some iron. What’s the adequate interval? Once a month to mimic a women’s menstrual cycle?

  • @Diosesdepapel
    @Diosesdepapel 4 года назад +5

    Very interesting and informative video Thank You Dr Berg ... i never met my Mother in Law because she died of Cirrhosis , she was not a drinker , probably the excess of iron was the cause of her problem to begin with. Thank You again ...

    • @missstarrynight7736
      @missstarrynight7736 Год назад

      Or she might have non-alcoholic fatty disease... read as : too much carbs.

  • @1thinkhealthy
    @1thinkhealthy 3 года назад +9

    Ate my first meat today in about 20 years. Grass fed organic hamburger. The taste was good with green onions, salt and parsley. The texture seemed weird. Will take getting use to. Now I'm waiting to see how my stomach reacts. I took an ACV pill just before eating. Had it with Swiss chard. My wife couldn't believe I was eating meat.

    • @CecileSolange
      @CecileSolange 2 года назад

      How did you feel?

    • @1thinkhealthy
      @1thinkhealthy 2 года назад

      @@CecileSolange Seem okay but had trouble with my stomach or bowels the next couple of days. I'm going slowly now. Think it's getting better. Wondering if I need bile salts.

    • @CecileSolange
      @CecileSolange 2 года назад

      @@1thinkhealthy Are you on probiotics or kimchi?

    • @1thinkhealthy
      @1thinkhealthy 2 года назад

      @@CecileSolange Not really. I do eat a lot of fermented sauerkraut. Almost everyday. Take probiotics occasionally.

    • @rcpw8404
      @rcpw8404 Год назад

      @Lambert Klein kimchi will take you there . Than enjoy a gut waygu Steak

  • @sunshowerpainting1
    @sunshowerpainting1 3 года назад +1

    Another really good video Dr. Berg. I have a question. Does ANYTHING we eat show up in us on a cellular level? Like a bloody steak for instance. Does that blood get to is on a cellular level? Thank you in advance for an answer.

    • @Simboiss
      @Simboiss Год назад

      The red liquid that accompanies steak is not blood, it's myoglobin. Blood is drained after the animal is slaughtered.

  • @BsOnK1969
    @BsOnK1969 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for this video. Now I can show my physician.

  • @nadiasubri7426
    @nadiasubri7426 4 года назад +10

    The best proof that moderation in everything is the key to a healthy life, are Middle Eastern cousins; like the Lebanese for instance, You have a variety of grilled meats & green salads, like Tabullah, in everyday meals, the majority of Lebanese who live in Mountainous areas ( and who managed to escape political conflicts 😅) stay in good health, and live to their 90s. However, lamb meat is not for everyone, people who suffer from high cholesterol, kidney or gull stones, may suffer from complications if they eat it.

    • @tazboy1934
      @tazboy1934 4 года назад +2

      High cholesterol is not bad on keto

    • @roobaba5415
      @roobaba5415 4 года назад +3

      High cholesterol is not a disease. Cholesterol tests are the most irrelevant blood test out there.

    • @nadiasubri7426
      @nadiasubri7426 4 года назад +1

      20alphabet 😂

    • @marreroma5603
      @marreroma5603 4 года назад +1

      I agree that moderation and variation on our diet and mobility is the key to living a good life. I always believe stress is a killer. Very few studies are done on how bad the stress hormones affect our body. Its easy to say eat healthy but its expensive. I really don't know why. Don't stress out on how things are cooked as long it is to your liking. I go with the old addage..... Anything in excess is dangerous. So moderation is the key, variation is the spice and mobility is the drive to be living a good life.

    • @nadiasubri7426
      @nadiasubri7426 4 года назад +1

      mar reroma True, and the best thing to come over stress is meditation.

  • @Highest75
    @Highest75 4 года назад +3

    What about the iron in nutritional yeast?

    • @tazboy1934
      @tazboy1934 4 года назад

      Dont buy fortified NY

  • @MsBRANDY007
    @MsBRANDY007 4 года назад +1

    I rarely eat red meat. Actually, not for any specific health reasons, I just don't like it much, other than a nice charbroiled steak from time to time. Thanks for more great information. It's a little overwhelming for me sometimes, but much appreciated!

  • @manuelodabashian1089
    @manuelodabashian1089 Год назад

    Why does adding mustard and other herbs helpful in reducing the toxic effect?