13 Things That Spike Insulin - Causes of Insulin Resistance - Dr. Berg

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Dr. Berg talks about thirteen things that can increase insulin and insulin resistance.
13 Triggers of Insulin
1. Sugar
2. Refined grains
3. Frequent eating
4. Lean low-fat protein
5. Excess protein
6. Soy oil (GMO)
7. Tran fats (hydrogenated)
8. Cortisol
9. Diuretics
10. Statins
11. MSG (monosodium glutamate) - (modified food starch)
12. Mineral and vitamin deficiencies
-potassium deficiencies
-magnesium deficiencies
-sodium deficiencies
-zinc deficiencies
-chromium deficiencies
-calcium excess
-vitamin B1 deficiencies
-vitamin D deficiencies
-vitamin A deficiencies
Insulin resistance comes from sustained high levels of insulin. Insulin resistance turns into diabetes eventually. When someone has insulin resistance, it is hard to test it because it could be sub-clinical and not show up for 10 years. Your blood sugars could be normal because the body is compensating and adapting.
Dr. Eric Berg DC Bio:
Dr. Berg, age 56, is a chiropractor who specializes in Healthy Ketosis & Intermittent Fasting. He is the author of the best-selling book The Healthy Keto Plan, and is the Director of Dr. Berg Nutritionals. He no longer practices, but focuses on health education through social media.
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Dr. Eric Berg received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1988. His use of “doctor” or “Dr.” in relation to himself solely refers to that degree. Dr. Berg is a licensed chiropractor in Virginia, California, and Louisiana, but he no longer practices chiropractic in any state and does not see patients so he can focus on educating people as a full time activity, yet he maintains an active license. This video is for general informational purposes only. It should not be used to self-diagnose and it is not a substitute for a medical exam, cure, treatment, diagnosis, and prescription or recommendation. It does not create a doctor-patient relationship between Dr. Berg and you. You should not make any change in your health regimen or diet before first consulting a physician and obtaining a medical exam, diagnosis, and recommendation. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Sooo true 👍👍. ....I do the same !!! I guess he is the personal doc to alll catering the masses. ....great going sir ✌✌...

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Yes! I also do the same! Have you seen his recipe for natural sun screen?

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My dad is a narcissist n I have no siblings or relos it is a nightmare. So much for lowering cortisol! I'm his carer! I just found out I have a fatty liver nafld but do all the right things... enter cortisol/stress. Is there any vitamin or food etc that can help with lower cortisol?

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[@carolpreved6055]

@Proinseas Ni hAnluain Thanks for that. Unfortunately he doesn't want to eat anymore either. A real problem which drives both drs n me nuts. He only want 1 type of pizza n only Chinese sweet n sour king prawns not battered. He used to eat lots now... he goes agro even if I eat. Thank you for caring. Means a lot to me. Bless you.

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Amen!!! I used to work at a law firm with 3 narcissistic attorneys. Key words? USED to!

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[@jasonfoster9118]

I'm glad I found your channel, I was doing pretty much everything wrong. I honestly feel much better when I eat high fat, moderate protein and low carbs. I used to have blood sugar crashes when I missed a meal but now I often go 18 hours without food and feel fine.

[@slime4ktjay870]

Hey im 17 and i get really sleepy, tired, fatigue, low energy, low stamina after i drink protein shake im really skinny i need some weight on me im 6ft 135lb 😕 This the list of recipe in my protein shake: Oatmeal 2 table spoon peanut butter Whole milk 200 calories Molasses 1 table spoon 1 banana 20 grams of collagen peptides I don’t work out so I don’t know if its thats why im sleepy after drinking protein shake someone please help me recommend me other healthy ways i can gain weight

[@bryonhills6172]

@@slime4ktjay870 to much sugar. Ditch the banana molasses and regular milk. High fat and use heavy whipping cream. Your having a blood sugar crash. More fat. Try eating a keto lifestyle and the crash will go away. I played that game for 40 years. You also may not be built like the rest of us fat people and have a high metabolism. No sugar low carb and eat more.

[@hamwa4eis]

You make KZbin worthwhile Dr berg you have helped me understand why I have felt so bad for so long. My doctors knew I had fatty liver and they never said a thing. Constipation and other horrible symptoms etc… with your clear concise explanations I have been able to help myself. Thank you.

[@lisettemaldonado1830]

My stomach has gotten flatter since I have been following many of your advices! I use to eat and immediately got bloated, not anymore!!!! Thank you Dr Berg!!

[@emtethalmakhlouf6227]

What did you do exactly to help you flatten your stomach

[@lkhalfon]

@@emtethalmakhlouf6227 just stop sugar flour rice potatoes carbohydrates except greens and berries

[@Slovenia132]

At first I read it fatter.

[@stardustgirl2904]

I'm bloated 24 hour's, I feel horrible all the time!

[@The_Nickers]

@@stardustgirl2904 So was I. I did a 40 hour fast, and then went full Keto and Intermittent Fasting. Bloating totally gone (unless I totally stuff my face, of course).

[@ariezestorm]

You have totally changed my outlook on Doctors, keep doing what you're doing, you are truly a blessing and the definition of what a real Doctor is, thank you!

[@Julia_Berrrlin]

For anyone stuck in limbo with insulin resistance. It took me about one and half months to see results on the scale. (I noticed changes to my heart skippes first and no water in the legs anymore) I started off with 3day fast, followed by a mix of warrior fast, omad and two meals a day. You shouldn't omad at the same time, switch between dinner and lunch so your body doesnt get used to a specific time(it'll burn less fat). You can eat what you want when you eat, eating less carbs will spike insulin less. I know it's disheartening, but if you keep pushing when you feel lile giving up you'll get there. Edit: just before I started losing weight I did a bikeride to get my food - the store was closed. So I did about 30 Minutes of light city cycling in my 28/29 hour fasted state and had to wait a bit more for my food delivery to arrive. I still lost weight the next day and it's not stopped so far.

[@touchtone101]

You're the best Berg!

[@ramblin_man23]

Frederico Saude thanks

[@neerajkhanna8179]

Indeed 😍😍. ..

[@trakba]

14. Inflammation15. Gut infections

[@annjean8709]

trakba , yes!

[@zjunegirl1862]

trakba I had h pylori 3x I am now hypo glycemic (Hugh insulin) is the guy infection thing true?

[@JohnWilkinsonTesla]

I believe insulin resistance and the deficiencies cause inflammation and gut infections. It's definitely cause by low Vitamin A (makes mucous membranes which protect the gut)

[@jefferadus8582]

@@ernestocaamano7818 if you have sibo or sifo They eat your food and your body thinks what we have been eating but it not kom in the bloodstream

[@expressoevangelism80]

This sounds so encouraging. I’ve just hit 67, and I am hating the ageing effects. Everything you list all sounds achievable, so it all starts today. 19th June. I better get a tape measure and some scales and start taking data to check my progress. Thank you for giving so openly, and explaining so clearly.

[@MOAB-UT]

How did it go for you- did you turn back the clock and get in shape finally?

[@rashedshahariar2748]

What is the update?

[@GL-qw3mo]

Hi Doc Berg. Agree with all except for diuretics. I take 12.5mg of HCT daily and since starting Keto 12 days ago i have lost 7lbs. I am hoping to get off of the HCT but for now will leave well enough alone. Prior to starting Keto I was always hypoglycemic and having to eat every 2 hours to keep from crashing. I was insulin resistant but did not know it. I am not a diabetic but may have been headed that direction. My fasting BS is 81 and my most recent A1C was 4.9. I was suffering with hypoglycemia for 5 years! Since starting Keto I have not been hypoglycemic! Keto really is helping me. Thanks.

[@diauser3327]

how are you doing now ?

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20/20 now ... We should see clearly

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[@Miriam-jw3jp]

Great teacher ❤ I'm glad to finally be learning and understanding better about why and how to eat healthier. I'm actually good at skipping meals but maybe not the best at knowing what foods to prepare for my family to keep everyone satisfied and healthy. Would you please recommend a good Keto app to help keep track of the process for this healthy lifestyle change? Is this way of eating ok for kids too or at what age would you recommend cutting out carbs and sugars?

[@taniayoshimura8288]

Dr. Berg, I can't thank you enough. I'm learning so much with you. I watch your videos all day. You've changed my life! I love you! God bless you!

[@NansGlobalKitchen]

Excellent video,thankyou Dr Berg. Can you tell us the dosage of these vitamins that would be an okay amount to take? There are so many different doses when you goto buy, from 50 mg to 1,000 mg so it is confusing. It would be nice to know how much to start with. Thankyou again!

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[@annabellebalboa4787]

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[@winter767]

Thanks for great video! Very informative. I have two questions. 1. How much protein is too much per a meal? 2. How many hours between the meals are ideal?

[@deepaksadhwani4729]

Winter hey if you have got answer please let me know about ?

[@cocklet695]

He said 3 to 6 ounces which is 85 to 170g of protein per day. For insulin resistance, I would have 1 or 2 meals a day since intermittent fasting is incredible for insulin resistance. I would have the first meal and the 2nd 4-6 hours later to allow a long time period for insulin to go down. You should also incorporate around 75g healthy fats and try to limit carbs as much as possible but maybe have veggies and fruits with high fiber but shouldn’t go over 30g of carbs.

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[@teclanyoka5461]

Thanx again dr berg,OMAD help me alot

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Got that book not finished reading. Love clarifying and refining nutritional knowledge

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[@Drberg]

You're very welcome. Glad you found the videos helpful.

[@tracybradlly7416]

Hi Dr. Berg I love all that you share with the viewers. My first meal is usually 1230 consisting of chopped vegetables, bell peppers onions, garlic sautéed in coconut oil. My last meal is usually around 5pm so my If goes for around 20 hours. I do start the day with acv in water before bulletproof coffee. I am noticing some changes, getting smaller. Last month I logged 221 miles between hiking and work. I work around food. Any other recommendations? You 2 are awesome btw

[@tiana6586]

Please do a video on pcos

[@emina2850]

Tiana Hi! Rachel Aust did some great videos here on YT on this topic You should watch them🙋

[@edkbarnes]

He has one.

[@CharlesGahl]

You are are one of the top health gurus. You are greatly appreciated!!

[@CrumbleLives]

I think it would have been useful to mention that protein while increasing insulin also produces glucagon which converts to glucose. This counter effect keeps the blood glucose levels stable.

[@andyspark5192]

can you talk about Glycogen Storage Disorders at least which the adults could have and effects of diets in their situation

[@ahmadempowered8179]

Dr. Eric Berg I'm proudly spreading your words in Beirut Lebanon. You inspired me to become healthy and start intirmittent fasting. Thanks for the knowledge and hope to see you some day in Lebanon.

[@Beauty-and-the-Dia-betes]

Type 1 diabetics can also be insulin resistant, especially women t1's. It's far more difficult for a t1 to overcome it, but it can be done with keto and heavier weight workouts.

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[@Drmalyha]

This is by far the most logical comprehensive best video of all your videos, Dr Berg. I think of all I suffer the most from glyphosate.

[@dallimamma]

Drmalyha ::: Yes, we are primed for insulin resistance from the get-go... the first impact is the diet & pollution all mothers experience while pregnant, which effects us in utero, as well as degrading cell division and the quality of the eggs of females, which are made in the embryo before birth... The next layer of poison is the amount of vaccinations we drown our babies with, all designed to degrade our perfectly healthy offspring, then, the amount of particulates we unwittingly absorb and inhale 24/7 from geo-engineered nano-scale aluminium doesn’t leave us with many choices for optimal health.

[@Drmalyha]

+dallimamma You are right. I just heard of chemtrails yesterday. I also learned that first trimester mothers get nauseated and throw up because her body is trying to protect the newly developed fetus from the toxins in her body and the toxins she continuously inhale, drink, eat, and even touch. I think glyphosate in vegetables made me not able to touch them to eat during my pregnancy.

[@Drmalyha]

And I think number 6 and GMO are number 1 for me.

[@dallimamma]

Gosh, I was so ignorant when I was pregnant, I was under the impression that the placenta was a barrier to toxins and pollution, turns out, it’s a super highway!!! The synthetic chemicals we drown in are largely responsible for the proliferation of modern gender bending, which apparently occurs very early in the pregnancy as well, if the mother can’t offer enough testosterone to the male foetus, confusion abounds and multiplies... God help us to release these moronic devils from our world!

[@user-qb4bd9kp5u]

Dr. Berg can you make a video about healthy foods for the ketogenic diet that help raise dangerously low blood sugar levels. I’m currently facing this issue.

[@TamiDeeLivingFree]

i am using stevia made with glycerin. It seems to taste better without an aftertaste than Stevia made with alcohol. Will the glycerin spike insulin? I hope I hear back from you, I have been watching your videos for over three years now and have learned so much. Thank you!

[@chantalmaheu7445]

Great video I'm glad that I started keto. It's been two days. You are my inspiration, thank you!

[@MOAB-UT]

How did Keto go for ya?

[@MrAdamNTProtester]

Say Dr Berg I parted ways with one of my all time favs: biscuits & gravy... can I still have grits? Grits & Gravy I can live with that as a substitute!

[@tierabaz3718]

Thanks a lot Dr Berg for a great video and for the advice, information and tips.

[@olgaj9267]

Where was that video where Dr. Berg talks about the danger of lean protein and protein shakes? He explained in more detail on how it works. Can't find it anymore

[@joycerosenberg6910]

Your videos really helped me a lot, thank you for explaining all these.

[@Pushkarani]

So much wonderful information in such a compact form.Thank you so much hard work that you put into your research.

[@Drberg]

Most welcome! Glad you found it useful!

[@nebraskanebraska1023]

I live in Europe. I have diabetes, high blood pressure and overweight. Doctors prescribe statins to lower cholesterol. Now when I know how harmful they are, I don't take them even though he asks me if I take them and I lie to him that I do!!?. This is paranoia but I can't tell the doctor that he is prescribing a harmful drug that is ineffective and still harmful to me! He will take offense and tell me who the doctor is here and let me heal myself when I am smarter than him! Someone tell me why is this happening? I think they are financially profitable by medical concerns and injecting people with drugs from the sale of which these concerns live. Thank you Dr. Berg for all this valuable information.

[@annastanisavljevic5722]

such a professional. love him ❤

[@AsadK5.0]

Dr. Eric, when doing intermittent fasting (2 meals between 12:00pm - 8:00PM), is it okay to take Multi Vitamins in the morning or other sort of medications? i.e Pain Killers, Anti Anxiety Pills. Or Should the medication be taken during the eating hours? Just highlighting the fact that I'm only asking about medications that we usually use on our own when needed without a prescribed specific time from the doctor. Thank you for your amazing videos.

[@debnandi3792]

Thanks dr.berg Pls make a video regarding water. When to drink water,is it before meal, after the meal or during meal

[@pincems9257]

I love your books and videos. Thank you Dr Berg. God bless you and your Family 🙏

[@saipruthvi8535]

My dermatologist told me that whey protein will increase insulin resistance, where as my nutritionist said whey is completely harmless. I don't know who to listen to, can you please clarify how safe is whey protein isolate is for people with insulin resistance? Please reply doc. My BMI: 30.5 HOMA-IR: 4.0 I have a moderately active lifestyle ( I lift dumbbells at home for 45 minutes, 5 times a week)

[@hanknelson3231]

To much carbohydrates causes toxicity and a unique fat to build at the receptor site. Insulin backs up to a bottle neck and blood sugar rises. Proteins may actually break down the fat at the receptor site and restore the receptor site back to normal. IGF which under normal conditions is your best friend, but like insulin goes from making you healthy and young, to old and unhealthy. So how do we correct that?

[@umarhasnain7369]

3:23, the best critical info you can get how restaurants are hunting you. Thankyou sir

[@howitworks5224]

Sir you are absolutely doing tremendous job , I proudly say you are the real doctor , very good sir

[@abundantlife1158]

You are such a blessing.Thank you.

[@bertherene-luke4853]

Hi Dr. Berg, Thank you so much for all this info. At 140 lbs, I'm only 10 lbs away from my ideal weight. I've had digestive problems all my life and discovered digestive enzymes though a complimentary med dr., which help me very much. I've been on a vegetarian candida diet for the past 25 years but was diagnosed last month with insulin resistance. My cholesterol and blood pressure are climbing. I want to do the keto diet to improve my health, but I can't digest fats, especially animal fat. Any hope for me?

[@Blackfeet]

Content like this will make the world a better place.

[@diauser3327]

nice summary video by Doc. wondering why did our doc tell to stop eating ghee altogether for now? my parent is recently diagnosed with type2, [fasting-275, postprandial-365] and recently started medication

[@monicadacostagomez268]

such a good amount of information. But last night as I was prepping food, not eating, I wondered, can smelling food break my fast or cause an insulin response? I hope not.

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Very valueble information, you are saving so many lives with Truth. you are blessed soul doctor.

[@michaelbruno1309]

Very great doctor all his information is very good. Save my life 😊😊

[@sevig5903]

Too much and lean protein spikes insulin. That is so important info. You are my number one doctor!

[@Buttergirla]

How do you produce more?? I don't make enough of it!

[@brinka19]

Thanks for your videos. I have been on blood pressure and cholesterol for nearly 10 years. I have now found out i produce to much insulin and a fatty liver. I dont think my doctor understands this stuff you are telling us. My dietitian through bloods found the high insulin. I am fasting with my last meal at night and the next day. I am eating thr vegetables you tell us to, but i am still lethargic and have nausea. Can you give me anymore pointers please. Regards Glenn.

[@PTRT-ShawnBizanos]

So taking creatine after a heavy workout won't spike insulin? Should I push back the consumption time? If so, how long? I would really appreciate some answers!

[@academix2336]

How I wish I could speak to you and let you know what changes you have brought about in my life.. Thanks a zillion..

[@americanrizvi26]

I probably need to move to an island to achieve this. Thank you Dr. Berg for opening up my mind you are a life saver.

[@Drberg]

Happy to help!

[@SsSs-kq3wj]

Hi Doctor, thanks for this extremely useful information. Please tell me, if there is any medical test to check whether one has Insulin Resistance or we have to judge it by just the symptoms?

[@MOAB-UT]

Buy a cheap test kit at Walmart. Test blood sugar fasting (AM) and 2 hours after meals. you want the post meal number under 140. AM number should be under 100. An A1C test is even better. You probably are so just work on it.

[@DRDaily-rosebud]

I wish you would give actual numbers and range on glucose 'vs. Ketones when you speak, especially for the over weight insulin resistant crowd in our 60s.. I'm on month 3 of keto genics and 2.5 weeks of headaches. My hormones are spiking too. But I maintain because I'm a 15 yr cancer survivor and I plan to.maintain that momentum. Love your lectures btw.

[@h.hh.a2539]

Dr Berg please in a video explain why protein spikes insulin protein is not sweet food. thank you

[@BertAtkin]

I had a heart attack 5 years ago, do you suggest stopping taking statins, or just take them in my window when I eat?

[@erinbaker7396]

What would you consider frequent eating??

[@ErikPeterson1]

I sort of did my own thing but having watched his videos, slid into his recommendations without really buying into it fully. I use the LoseIt app to track all my food intake. Eliminating Alcohol and nearly eliminating sugar is a huge part of it. Four months later, down almost 40 pounds, feel great, skin is better and lots of other improvements. Extra money to have pants altered though. Also I have such a good routine, i dont see how I will go back to the mess I was. Dr. Berg wasn't the only teacher i used, but he deserves quite a bit of credit as his videos are clear and easy to understand.

[@martacala1730]

Amazing information, I have benefit from Dr. Eric Berg information. thank you

[@lindaklase3821]

EXCELLENT PRESENTATION WORKING ON THIS PROBLEM

[@groovyhippiechick]

I believe you left one out. Tapioca starch! I was doing very well until I started eating Kirkland brand protein bars! I was well under 6.0 on my A1C next test, well over 6.0...please talk more about tapioca. A lot of people are having trouble, believe me!

[@tamchin933]

I would be interested in that too. The label reads "dietary fiber from tapioca starch" and not "tapioca starch" per se as the ingredient... but do we know if there's a difference? Does the dietary fiber from the source act like the source? If Kirkland is listing 15g fiber, but the fiber is really acting like the starch would re insulin... that is important to know.

[@fighterinstinct2646]

Dr. Berg, thanks for a the information you are sharing to us through your videos. I am a Type 2 and young male and have an active work and lifestyle. I was wondering about your idea of intermittent fasting. Since I am proactive at work and gym, how can I do intermittent fasting when I start feeling hungry after every hour and half of work?

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Maybe not work out so intensely. Women who burn 600+ cals thunk they're starving.

[@mindibear]

Also caffeine, alcohol, unrefined grains such as rice and potatoes, and sugary fruits.

[@amirgoldline]

Doctor Berg thank you so much for informing us about health and in particular insulin ....!!! God bless you

[@jettryker]

Can sugar free gum spike insulin with the artificial sweeteners they contain? Just wondering if that’s ok to have between your 2 meals.

[@georgerobos6570]

Dr Berg I have a question: we spike insulin when we do these 13 things, I'm honnestly with you, so what happens to that insulin after? Where does it go? Is it always in our blood stream? Is it hidden or supressed somehow?

[@sofiya90]

Our body has a difficult time breaking it down so it just turns into fat

[@serfinusa9532]

i was Thirsty all the time due to Potassium deficiency. After watching all these videos i realized i am probably insulin resistant. . Thanks You Dr. Berg.

[@abdullaahmed096]

Thank you for the whole list

[@petecochrane1782]

How will I know when I have reversed insulin resistance

[@youtubeistrash2]

I’m so confused by Dr Berg. He says in another video that you should avoid diet sodas since they spike insulin levels and negate ketosis, but he never addresses that meat in all forms increases insulin levels. Wouldnt meat be non-keto friendly since it also increases insulin levels???

[@katysandlin5196]

What can u get then ? I have been raised with that type of food ..its hard to say no to something when your starving because u don't know what to eat

[@sobankhan1597]

I am like 16 years and i havent done a search just do intermided fasting and eat about 3 boiled eggs and 1 glass milk fruits like bananas and nuts and dryfruits and it helps me alot but one thing that i have notice my fat in going low somuch that i have lost 3 pounds in just 2 or 3 days bcz i also do exercises so yeah it helped me lose so much fat idk whyy but yeah it helped

[@sranney1]

The MSG study used a huge amount of MSG to see the effect If I eat two sausage patties that have MSG I am getting very little MSG Hence a low effect for insulin

[@massmom8919]

Can you make a video of daily things we can eat everyday and daily things we shouldn't eat?

[@dasalagodicova6997]

Could anyone explain the biochemical background of protein being insulinogenic?

[@sumairasyed1655]

Hi, I am a big fan of you dr berg. I am learning a lot from your videos. Just a quick question. I am in BAD HABIT of eating, munching ALL THE TIME. although I am focused on calories, and take 10, 15 small calories. But now I learnt that constant or frequent eating even in low calories, gives you insulin spike. I tried a lot to stop frequent eating but failed. Only one thing helpled me to stop frequent eaiting, and that is sugar free chewing gum. If I keep on chewing gum, I can keep myself away from eating for longer duration. Otherwise I simply cannot. So can I keep on chewing sugar free gum? I hope it will not give much insulin spike. I researched on it but few people says it will give insulin spike, and some people suggest that if it can keep me away from eaiting, I can have it, no issues. Please advise. Thank you

[@pink81445]

Do you have to do IF to get the health benefits of keto? My doctor told me to switch to a low carb diet for health reasons but I don't want to lose anymore weight.

[@ConservativeLatina86]

But what is the best zinc that it should be taken? I found out there is a few and didnt know what to buy!

[@mikeroque6920]

H. Shodan, Rob S. is 6'1" and 170 lbs. Question is what's left to lose?

[@colettej100]

No wonder we are confused there is too much info the video is very interesting but I'm still very confused about what to take and what. Not

[@menemeldinali7425]

I have to admit that youre so professional and extraordinary

[@nehajain108]

Hi Dr Berg I am a huge fan. Your videos are so helpful and life changing. I have acne prone skin ,I take 1 cup of coffee everyday should I stop having coffee all together?

[@brianroper4071]

How does looking at and smelling food impact insulin? I feel this may boost insulin too?

[@donnisthran2812]

I'm on a beta blocker. I have heard that causes insulin resistance, what can I do to offset the damage this drug is causing?

[@BreJean02]

Would love to know your thoughts on organic soy? Should that be avoided also?

[@user-nu3rg8uq1e]

I tried taking zinc and it makes me feel sick, just wondering why

[@peterfaber9316]

What are glucagon triggers? Can you do a video about that? I'm asking because I wonder if it's simply overconsumption of some nutrients that cause high levels of glucagon which causes a little bit too much gluconeogenesis while fasting.