On April 7th, 1997, the USDA stated that all fluoride toothpastes sold in the U.S. must carry a poison warning on the label. It reads: “WARNING: Keep out of reach of children under 6 years of age…
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“If I were my peach smoothie body butter, where would I be?” I say to no one while I search for my favorite lotion. Then: “Aha! Here you are. You rolled under my bed.” I talk to myself a lot. And I don’t mean only in the privacy of my own home…
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Kelley had a delightful, mystical family reunion during a Coherence Healing session.
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Someone recently asked me, “why do I feel worse when eating red meat?” Watch this short video as I explain the reason behind this problem.
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0:00 A question from a viewer
1:17 Symptoms of too much iron/red meat
1:28 The two types of iron
1:54 Non-heme vs. heme iron
3:26 How to reduce your iron
In this video, I want to talk about why you might feel bad after consuming red meat. There are actually two reasons you might have problems with red meat.
First, you may not have enough hydrochloric acid in your stomach to digest the protein. This is a common problem, and it’s easy to fix. All you need to do is to take some betaine hydrochloride and apple cider vinegar capsules. This will help increase your stomach’s acidity so you can properly digest red meat. Many people have this problem as they get older.
The second issue that you may be accumulating too much iron. While iron is essential for a healthy body, too much can be a problem. The thing is, our bodies don’t have a natural mechanism to get rid of iron. So if you have too much, you can develop some problems, including liver issues, headaches, joint pain, fatigue, and insomnia.
The two types of iron are heme iron and non-heme iron. Non-heme iron doesn’t cause as much of a problem as heme iron.
How to reduce iron:
• Give blood
• Avoid heme iron
• Avoid iron supplements
• Phytate (IP6)
• EDTA
• Antioxidants
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Do you feel tired or generally not quite right? You may need to eat more magnesium foods.
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0:06 Magnesium deficiency
0:42 The importance of magnesium
2:34 Vascular calcification
3:01 The two main causes of a magnesium deficiency
3:36 The average consumption of magnesium
4:04 What you can try
Today we’re going to talk about magnesium and why you may feel a lot better if you start eating more magnesium foods.
If you go to the doctor, and you have a magnesium deficiency, it won’t show up in a blood test. This is because 99% of that magnesium is inside of the cell, not outside of the cell in the blood. Just because the test is normal, doesn’t mean you’re not deficient. There is something called a subclinical deficiency where you might have some magnesium, but not the full amount.
There are over 300 enzymes that are involved in many different biochemical reactions that require magnesium.
Out of all of the minerals, magnesium is the second most important to potassium. You need both of these in pretty large quantities. 90% of the magnesium is located in the muscles and bones. If you have low magnesium, you may have bone problems and problems with the muscles like muscle cramps, muscle weakness, or muscle stiffness. Another key function of magnesium is maintaining electrical charge in the cells.
Another symptom of a subclinical magnesium deficiency is vascular calcification. Calcium and magnesium work together. It’s not just about taking too much calcium. It could be a deficiency in magnesium or a deficiency in vitamin K2.
The two main causes of a magnesium deficiency:
1. Consuming too many refined foods
2. Not consuming enough foods high in magnesium
If you don’t feel quite right or you don’t have enough energy, consider increasing your magnesium intake for one week and see what happens.
Dr. Eric Berg DC Bio:
Dr. Berg, 53 years of age is a chiropractor who specializes in Healthy Ketosis & Intermittent Fasting. He is the author of The New Body Type Guide and other books published by KB Publishing. He has taught students nutrition as an adjunct professor at Howard University. He no longer practices, but focuses on health education through social media.
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Thanks for watching! If you don’t feel quite right, consider eating more magnesium foods, and see what happens.
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Nadia went to a Week Long Retreat with the intention of healing “chronic” neck and back pain. During a Blessing of the Energy Centers meditation, Nadia really surrendered…even to intense pain in her neck…and was rewarded with the disappearance of pain and the kyphosis that was normally very noticeable.
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What is menopause, and what are some natural things you can do to help with it? If you’re approaching menopause, or maybe you’re already there, you probably have questions—check this out.
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0:04 What is menopause
0:26 Menopause symptoms
0:42 Progesterone
1:48 The adrenals
3:24 Natural things you can do to help with menopause
Today I’m going to cover what menopause really is as well as a few things that may help with it.
What is menopause?
It’s a situation where a woman is running out of eggs. Around age 51, you don’t have any more eggs left. This means no more menstruation or pregnancy.
Symptoms of menopause:
• Hot flashes
• Vaginal dryness
• Vaginal atrophy
• Mood changes
• Weight gain
• Loss of libido
• Bone loss
• Atrophy
What actually is happening with menopause is you’re getting a shift in hormones. There are three hormones that are involved: estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone. After menopause, you have a drop in these hormones, especially progesterone. Progesterone works with estrogen—it counters estrogen.
This massive drop in progesterone can cause estrogen dominance symptoms even though estrogen has dropped as well. Progesterone makes estrogen seem higher because it drops so much more. Progesterone is really behind many of the issues that occur during menopause.
You have a back-up mechanism called your adrenals. The adrenals also make estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone. But, if the adrenals are weak going into menopause and they aren’t able to back up the ovaries appropriately, you may start seeing problems with these hormones. In reality, the menopause symptoms above are not normal. If the adrenals are weak, that’s when you start to see problems. It’s important to support the adrenals before you get into menopause and try to keep your stress low.
Natural things you can do to help with menopause:
1. Support the adrenals
2. Do not go on a low-fat diet
3. Counter high cortisol
4. Increase progesterone
5. Vitamin E
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Many people feel an afternoon crash, but what if I told you feeling sleepy after lunch is not normal?
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0:04 Why you feel sleepy after lunch
0:10 Countries that take a siesta
0:44 Postprandial somnolence
1:15 Why does this cause you to be tired after eating?
2:39 An experiment
In this video, we’re going to talk about why you’re sleepy after eating, or you feel like you really need an afternoon nap.
The main reason you feel tired after eating is because of carbohydrates.
There are many countries that take a siesta, such as:
• Mexico
• Italy
• Philippines
• Vietnam
• Certain Mediterranean countries
• Southern Europe
• Spain
Is feeling sleepy after a meal normal? No.
There is actually a name for feeling sleepy after eating. It’s called postprandial somnolence. Basically, this refers to the food coma you get every day. This is a common feature of diabetes. When you have the combination of refined carbohydrates and the volume of calories, this can cause a blood sugar spike and an insulin spike. Both of these can make you tired.
Why does this cause you to be tired after eating? There are several things going on:
• You activate the parasympathetic nervous system.
• You decrease the blood to the brain.
• You decrease the arousal pathways of the brain.
• A high carb diet causes you to absorb certain amino acids but not others like tryptophan, which will be absorbed through the blood-brain barrier. Tryptophan will then directly turn into serotonin and melatonin (the sleep hormone).
If you live in a country where people typically take a siesta, consider trying not to consume carbohydrates with your lunch for one week. At the end of the week, see if this little experiment has helped you feel less sleepy after eating.
Dr. Eric Berg DC Bio:
Dr. Berg, 53 years of age is a chiropractor who specializes in Healthy Ketosis & Intermittent Fasting. He is the author of The New Body Type Guide and other books published by KB Publishing. He has taught students nutrition as an adjunct professor at Howard University. He no longer practices, but focuses on health education through social media.
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On the plane ride to the Niagara Week Long Retreat, one of Lenard’s fellow passengers is an unhappy toddler. Having heard Dr. Joe tell stories about healing at a recent Progressive Workshop, Lenard decides to try it with the toddler, even though he hasn’t learned yet how to do it. She is across the aisle, but he uses the power of intention and love to comfort and soothe her…with beautiful and unforgettable results.
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