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• The Neurogenesis Diet ...
0:00 Introduction: Boost brainpower
1:10 Understanding neurogenesis
3:15 How to increase brain cells
13:50 Learn more about omega-3 fatty acids!
Do brain cells regenerate? Yes!
It’s the rate your brain cells regenerate that determines how your cognitive function works as you age. Today, we’re going to talk about how to increase the regeneration of your brain cells.
You can do many different things to support cognitive function and increase the size of your brain. You don’t need to do all of these things, but pick what you find is the most realistic for you and let me know what you choose in the comments.
The best ways to improve brain health:
1. Exercise
2. Do intermittent fasting and periodic prolonged fasting
3. Do cold therapy
4. Consume cod liver oil
5. Get on a low-carb diet (Healthy Keto®)
6. Do heat therapy
7. Consume vitamin B1
8. Consume probiotics
9. Get plenty of sunlight (infrared light and vitamin D)
10. Consume plant-based phytonutrients
11. Consume foods high in choline
12. Consume grass-fed animal products
13. Get sufficient sleep
14. Drink coffee
15. Consume zinc
Dr. Eric Berg DC Bio:
Dr. Berg, age 57, 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, 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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Thanks for watching! Try these tips to help increase your brain cells. I’ll see you in the next video.

[@peterbeyer5755]

1 Exercise 2 Fasting 3. Cold therapy 4 Cod liver oil 5 Low Carb Diet 6. Heat therapy - sauna 7. Vit B1 8. Probiotic 9. Sunlight/ infrared

[@g.t.g1111]

Great 🎉THANK YOU!! I am in a mood… Listening 😢Nope!!?

[@flycorvus]

Yep. Sunlight is our astrofuel.

[@angr3819]

Thank you

[@leonardgibney2997]

Thanks for saving me some time. I can always view the whole video later.

[@leonardgibney2997]

10 Plant-based phytonutrients. 11 Foods high in choline 12 Grass-fed animal products 13 Sufficient sleep. 14

[@Muuip]

3:25 Exercise 4:10 Fasting 5:20 Cold therapy 6:20 Cod liver oil 7:25 Low Carb Diet (KETO) 8:50 Heat therapy - sauna 9:07 Vitamin B1 9:50 Probiotic 11:15 Sunlight/ infrared 11:48 Plant-based phytonutrients 12:00 Choline 12:28 Grass-fed animal products 12:50 Sufficient sleep 13:04 Coffee 13:38 Zinc

[@KristenTorry]

thank you! Wish you all the best

[@SimonGarstin]

I am going to give a simplified version of how the brain works. Neurons and nerves send electrical signals to each other. This requires electrical conductive minerals. What happens when the brain gets full of toxic metals that short circuit these neurons? Aluminum being one of the worst offenders. Think Alzheimer's and Autism. Imagine if you replaced all of the copper wiring inside your house with aluminum wiring. It would not conduct electricity. Imagine if your body was full of aluminum (and other toxic metals)? Your brain and nerves become impaired. This is normal today. This causes nerve damage, impaired cognitive function, etc. What is the solution? Foods high in raw minerals AND raw fats and proteins. Raw fish, raw organs, raw milk products, raw meat, raw eggs, raw butter, you get the picture. These regenerate all cells in your body, not just your brain. Also lets talk about copper. That is the material of choice for electrical wiring. The food highest in copper is liver. The name Liver comes from Live, Alive. You literally feel alive when you eat liver. Why is that? Could it be that it increases electrical conductivity in the body? Since eating copious amounts of raw liver (and other foods) over a few years, my lazy eye is gone and is now straight. What causes a lazy eye? Nerve damage. God's design of creation is perfect and can always be regenerated in time.

[@Fahrenheit_451_]

thank you!

[@Spinko7128]

God bless you !

[@hoshiref]

What about Lion's mane mushrooms?

[@idiotsavant53]

One thing that caught my attention in this video was at the 2:00 minute mark. Dr. Berg says not to remind others of their lapses in memory. It actually does harm. I've noticed Dr. Berg's approach in his videos is one of encouragement and things we can do to improve. He doesn't go negative like so many others do. He does not try and scare you.

[@DimzDaDude]

THIS IS SO TRUE, ive noticed this when you make a schedule or set reminders you find yourself not being able to remember anything cos u know u have reminders set. But when u keep it all in ur brain you find that you're able to recall that information with a few seconds of thinking

[@ChristClothingCompany]

I spent years with chronic stomach issues and years of taking new pills and medications without a diagnosis, I started every morning with extreme stomach pain and or nausea I rarely went to school on time of not at all. After watching you I started fasting and letting my stomach heal and little did I know how that would change everything, first my energy levels increased I was willing to start running again. It only took a couple months to fix what doctors couldn't in years. This has vastly expanded my capacity of living happily and I am now on a journey for the last 2 years to prove that we can restore our body's to levels above our previous feats, I have healed my lungs from years of smoking and can now run over 10 miles and have found motivation and discipline to create a business as a side effect of all this, you have truly played a part in my journey to the top and I want to thank you Dr.Berg. God bless all of you have hope and have a blessed life❤

[@jstu8]

That is incredible. Congratulations! Thank you for sharing. That’s inspiring.

[@EludeGamer]

I have to just say this straight up: Dr. Berg you are an absolute TREASURE to the community of health and medicine! I mean that very sincerely because I’ve been watching your videos for a while now and it absolutely blows my mind how you have such extensive knowledge of literally anything I’m thinking about it or seeking for my family for better health. Your knowledge of holistic approaches to medicine, fasting, remedies, etc., is very crucial and impactful in the lives of MILLIONS of people across the globe! Brutally honest truth: you know WAAAAAYYYY more than many of these MDs (not trying to bash medical professionals but I’m just saying it like it is). I can’t thank you enough for the gift of knowledge of pretty much any remedy I could seek and reap the benefits of from your videos. Thank you very much, Dr Berg 🙏

[@mariovicente]

indeed... I would also recommend Dr Suneel Dhand for the same reasons. And since we're talking about physicians, even Dr Rand Paul is healthy to follow although for more political reasons ;) Medicine should be this: for the people!

[@simonejones1134]

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[@ianstuart5660]

Yes, very well said and feel the same!

[@zenearthstudios]

What they said is how I feel too. Thank you Dr.

[@EludeGamer]

@@mariovicente thanks for the suggestions 😁👍 I’m aware of Dr Paul Rand and I do also think he’s amazing! I could also check out Dr. Suneel Dhand 😃

[@richardjacobs7632]

Cool so I walk when I golf twice a week, stretching, intermittent fast, low carb diet, Benfotimine B1, sauerkraut every meal, red light therapy, cod liver oil, olive oil, butter, MCT oils and fish oil caps, no sugar, take hot baths, taking D3-K2, green tea, cacao and MCT in my coffee AM, sleep 7-8 hrs a night, and more! Thanks Dr. Berg!

[@TheMostHighDaughter180]

Amazing 🤩

[@alvarveigalima5474]

Amen 🙏❤

[@lovelylady5763]

I want to add qigong to your list. After years of experiencing brain fog I started qigong in Jan 2023. Within two weeks my brain started to function much better my memory and concentration has improved. I can focus on what people are saying to me without having a million other thoughts going through my mind. I no longer have repetitive music playing in my head. It's amazing!

[@user-oj3qv5xd4n]

Lovely lady what was the product you named I need to get that

[@caffeinated936]

qigong is a locus of breathing techniques similar to pranayama@@user-oj3qv5xd4n

[@hatebreeder999]

I think you might have missed below mentioned points that are proven to increase not just connection between different regions of brain but regenrate cells as well: 1. Learning to play musical instrument, music notation and complex classical music 2. Learning to dance (specially latin dances like salsa, bachata) 3. Using medicinal herbs like ashwagandha 4. Practicing meditation

[@i.mahdihosseini]

Thank you Dr. Berg! you're the best! I just wrote these for myself for later use, I'm posting it in case anyone else need it: 1. Regular aerobic exercise and long walks (to get lots of oxygen) + HIIT 2. Intermittent Fasting (OMAD or 20:4 or 18:6) + periodic prolonged fasting 3. Cold Therapy 4. Omega 3 5. Low Carb Diet (Keto) 6. Heat Therapy 7. Vitamin B1 8. Probiotics 9. Infrared from Sun 10. Plant Based Phytonutrients 11. Foods high in Choline (egg yolks, organ meat, fish) 12. Grass fed animal products 13. Sufficient Sleep 14. Coffee (low amount) 15. Zinc

[@kareemahmed7028]

thanks

[@lindakettner271]

Thank you!

[@vincentsundgren]

Rosita cod liver oil is one of the best if not the best

[@De_Klapperkoning]

@@waynv1835 In holland we eat raw herring. it's very good!

[@DrProgNerd]

Dr. Berg's videos have had a huge impact on my life. I've been on a keto-diet/intermittent fasting regimen for 8 months now. I've lost 58lbs and feel so much better. While I still enjoy the food I eat, I don't treat it as recreation. Eating two meals per day - within my 6 hour feeding window - has taught me to be 'intentional' about the fuel I'm feeding my body.

[@williamlay4299]

Way to go!

[@MARKSIBLEYMD]

As an M.D. who diagnoses brain and vision nerve problems, I want to thank Dr. Berg for the 5th year in a row..He provides valuable, factual, beneficial medical information...I feel this list of 15 could have/should have included Vitamin D with his vitamins(7) and the minerals (15) should/must include Magnesium with his Zinc minerals. (11) could include Omega 3 (like wild-caught salmon(farm-raised are almost worthless)

[@NayNay-sg2ou]

Krill Oil, cold pressed is the best Omega

[@bron-sconcess.10]

It was a good video (you allude to the consistent quality of his video's. We all have a responsibility to do a little research, ourselves.) Considerations can be exhaustive, so I believe this was enough, in this video. Vit D, magnesium etc (not to omit K2) appear in other work. We live and learn, yet in reality we only need to eat a varied diet of fresh food in moderation and keep active and social enough, for a pleasant outcome. Respect though, to you•

[@dennishartmann6838]

I'm curious about the Omega3. Would algae oil work the same way, or how would it be different?

[@matrixhypnosis]

he included the sun as vitamin D source. and arent storebought vitamin D is actually garbage?

[@voraxe3032]

​@NayNay-sg2ou needs copper too

[@madhusudan]

Always on point. I've integrated most of these so that they are now a habitual part of my routine. May I add one more: Quitting alcohol has been a game changer for me. Next level. 3 months completely sober now and never felt better. I'm sure some can manage the appropriate dosage, but my inner voice told me to quit.

[@greebo7857]

Have to say, Doc, that I'm glad I found you. Five years ago cancer claimed my wife ( liver cancer, ironically). I descended into grief, alcohol, lockdowns ( quite severe here in Melbourne, Aus ), and "life" was pretty poor. 170 days ago, after being a VERY heavy drinker I spontaneously gave up alcohol. Surprisingly, at 69 yo, my liver is in relatively good shape, but I figure it needs all the help it can get. Your vids have inspired me to give it to it. I'm just beginning, and it's a struggle to break bad habits, but if I can break the 5 bottles of vodka ( plus a few other things like strong beer ) a week habit then the rest can't be impossible, right? Thank you.

[@whoknows8223]

Life is too beatiful to be spent on drinking. I am sure your wife would not want you to be in such a grief. When I die I want people to be thankful for the time they HAD with me and not be in grief for the time we cannot have in the future. I hope you get your things sorted out. It's your choice.

[@daemonmarchant6179]

@@whoknows8223 We honour those passed by living life the best that we can. It's what they would want. There's been a lot of information coming out lately about just how bad drinking alcohol really is for you, and your brain. The less you drink the better off you'll be, though i'm still inclined to have a social drink or few from time to time.

[@TheDieselbutterfly]

Keep going,the real thing to plan for is after your last breath.I pray that Our Father Who is in heaven will bless you in Jesus's name

[@Amanda-rv6ls]

@I'm happy So your point with this comment is...??? 🤔 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Amanda-rv6ls]

Finding the right motivation is the key, focus on positive aspects of your life and brush off the rest. Avoiding moments linked to past bad habits also makes it easier, for example, if watching sports is linked mentally to smoking or drinking, change it for a long walk in the mountains or something else that satisfies you positively (while you listen to the game or just look at the results or a resume of the best moments the next day) 😉 You can't change the past, but you can work on your "now", step by step and day by day; there will be lower moments of course but don't let that get in the way as tomorrow is another fresh new day, block that "bad day" and continue the right way. It's never too late and everything little step helps, I'm sure you can do it 💪🏼 I wish you all the best in your new you journey 🤗

[@dlg5485]

I guess I'm in pretty good shape because I'm already doing many of the things on this list... I exercise 3x per week, fast 18+ hrs per day, omega 3s, B vitamins, probiotic, IR light therapy, huge salad 5x per week, etc. My biggest deficiencies are poor sleep and still too many carbs, but I am working on these things and steadily improving. Cancer, heart disease and dementia run in my family, and both parents died relatively young from these conditions, so I am trying my best to outsmart my genetics. Thanks for these invaluable tips!

[@asplmn]

I'd consider upping your exercise and decreasing your salads -- well, leafy greens in particular. If your salad consists mainly of cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, etc., then no big deal. If you're eating a ton of kale and spinach, I'd cut those out due to oxalates and other anti-nutrients. Just sharing what I've learned! Keep up the good work. 💪

[@dlg5485]

@@asplmn I'm doing just fine, in the best health of my life. If you do a variety of things to maintain good health, as I do, you don't need as much exercise as you might think. 3x per week is more than enough. Also, veggies (including various greens) are THE staple of a healthy diet, along with healthy fats and grass fed proteins. Green veggies are packed with phytonutrients that fight disease. I've done my research.

[@trishacowan4682]

Well done you my friend

[@user-cz7sb1ow5d]

@@asplmns a qualified nutritionist I would say your advice on replacing leafy greens with cucumber & tomato salad is misinformed!Lots of misinformation on internet!

[@asplmn]

@@user-cz7sb1ow5d Well, I'm not the only one who thinks pounding spinach everyday is not a good idea. These qualified nutritional researchers also think it's less than ideal too: "rhubarb, spinach and beet are other common high oxalate-content foods. Vegetarians who consume greater amounts of vegetables will have a higher intake of oxalates, which may reduce calcium availability. This may be an increased risk factor for women, who require greater amounts of calcium in the diet. In humans, diets low in calcium and high in oxalates are not recommended but the occasional consumption of high oxalate foods as part of a nuritious diet does not pose any particular problem." -Bsc, S.N. and (1999), Oxalate content of foods and its effect on humans. Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 8: 64-74.

[@sirwal27]

G'day Dr. Eric, great video. Thank you for confirming ALL of my research. I am doing everything on your list and have never felt better at the age of 51. At 23, I had a very severe traumatic head injury. It took me until I was 50 and divorced to realise that no one else would if I didn't look after myself. I have taken most of your advice in the last 6 months and I feel better and more clear than I did at 21. My best move is Turmeric. I hate the way it stains everything. However, it has done the most to improve my physical and mental well-being. Freezing cold showers, OMG, I wake up and have a 2-5 minute cold shower and feel absolutely ready for anything, EVERY SINGLE DAY!

[@gregackerson5957]

I like how Dr. Berg apologized for heat therapy not being as effective as cold! I struggle with cold therapy most of the year, wish me luck.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

The best ways to improve brain health: 1. Exercise 2. Do intermittent fasting and periodic prolonged fasting 3. Do cold therapy 4. Consume cod liver oil 5. Get on a low-carb diet (Healthy Keto®) 6. Do heat therapy 7. Consume vitamin B1 8. Consume probiotics 9. Get plenty of sunlight (infrared light and vitamin D) 10. Consume plant-based phytonutrients 11. Consume foods high in choline 12. Consume grass-fed animal products 13. Get sufficient sleep 14. Drink coffee 15. Consume zinc Thank you Dr Berg! 🐱👍🏿

[@alexe7234]

You right . Sorry I don't know what is it : powtened or potened . How to spell it , could you let me know please .

[@InputCity]

Thank you Summary Guy and Dr Berg

[@fidelcatsro6948]

​​@@alexe7234 i didnt hear him say this.. did you mean potent?

[@fidelcatsro6948]

​​@@InputCity youre most meowcome🐱👍🏿

[@kareemahmed7028]

thanks

[@JeannettaCharityCole]

I can do the following: exercise (long walks); fasting (one meal in a day); cold therapy (cold shower); omega 3 (cod liver or fish oils & cook with butter); low carb diet (generate key tones, take mct oil, use the sauna); Vitamin B1 intake; probiotics; veggies grown in soils with microbes, organic foods, sun exposure, quercitin, rem sleep, and zinc.

[@r.huzo1]

I want to say thank you, Dr. Erik Berg. I followed your instructions with the keto diet and intermediate fasting, and I lost 27 kilo in 8 months. I was 112kg, and my weight is 85, I just feel amazing. Thank you

[@daniellee5780]

Dr. Berg, Thank You for this presentation. I have lived a life of fitness before, amd after my days in the United States Marine's. I have followed your nutrition presentations for years, and apply them. I unfortunately acquired a traumatic Brain injury on 06/20/04, and everyday is a cognitive overload sometimes. Please keep up your talented work in Wellness.

[@humble.genius]

I can confirm this to be 99% correct. I finished as 2nd best student in my last uni exam, after religiously do morning HIIT exercise and intermittent fasting consistently since the start of the semester. I never made into top 10 before doing those 2.

[@vl8175]

that's awesome!

[@robinhood6954]

I'm worried about that other 1%.....

[@TheTruthhasbeenspoken]

How many hours do you fast? 16/8 or 20/4 or OMAD?

[@humble.genius]

@The Truth has been spoken i am doing 16/8 twice a week most of the time. Sometimes I do 20/4, and i never try OMAD before. And just in case anyone wondering, I do HIIT exercise three times a week for a duration of 10-15 minutes each session. And I also do calisthenics for muscle building also three times a week for 45-60 minutes each session. I take my rest day on weekend.

[@amiyar1808]

You didn't mention the main factor. Doing all these things can make you feel a little healthy and happy only.

[@tomjones2348]

Some things I know contribute to my healthy neuroplasticity are: 1.Not owning or watching a tv set for the past 40 years. 2. Studying and utilizing the information in all of Dr. Bergs presentations. 3. No longer worrying about the health beliefs of friends and relatives that think I'm a "health nut":-) If they ask my advice, I'll point them to a particular Dr. Berg video...but most people just don't want to know the truth. They go to their doctor's office as though they're attending church. 4. I try to surf at least twice a week if the waves are good.

[@coasteyscoasteys4150]

Tom No tv but have a computer instead. We can't hide from info or learning

[@willisscott3107]

Yep 👍 you ain’t kidding!!! Definitely get RID of the TV!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Ottee2]

My television set is the monitor for my computer. Does that count? I'm communicating with you, right now, through my television set. YaBBa DaBBa Do !🤣

[@scotty6124]

I dont think completely avoiding TV has a great impact on your brain but more so what you watch and decide to spend your time viewing. If you had a TV and watched documentaries non stop I cant imagine that not helping your brain. Also a computer is a great resource for learning and expanding your thought capacity but if you spend all your time on social media its obviously going to have a negative effect.

[@browner420]

FRANK ZAPPA lyrics from a 60s era song- "I am gross & perverted. I'm obsessed & deranged. I'm the tool of the government & industry too. Have you guessed me yet? I'm the slime easing out of your TV set."

[@dmercier6437]

Exercise Sunlight exposure Fasting Probiotic Low carb diet These are all so simple to add to your daily life! Thanks again for another excellent video!

[@ricardotemporalgrein4482]

Dr. Eric, I'm a lawyer from Brazil and also a HUGE fucking FAN. Your work spreading extremely valid information just benefits the life of lots of people among the Globe. Be proud of your reach. What you do is a true blessing for everyone. Don't forget. And also, thanks for everything. You helped me along a lot of body/brain - health causes and aspects. God Bless You.

[@jarinorvanto4301]

I'm doing all of those, except sufficient sleep. Good quality sleep, but too few hours I believe. I've been watching this channel for more than a year by now, and it stands clear how much I've improved since. These are teachings that I share with my patients.

[@PeterDavila-mx9ni]

Yep. In my case, I had to stop drinking any fluids after 4 pm in the afternoon. It was the only way that I could get 7 to 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep each night without getting up. I also use a CPAC machine. That has helped me a lot as well. I had a bad case of sleep apnea and I didn't know it until I got tested.

[@donnalawrence8593]

That's a wonderful compliment

[@prettyreeree]

Dr. Berg, G-d bless you. You are saving lives through KZbin! Just downloaded your app. I’ve been watching you for years, but have needed you even more in the last year after receiving a cancer and autoimmune diagnosis. I thought I was young and untouchable! 😂 Those vegan meats (highly unrecommended) and greasy fries will catch up to you! The processed foods, stress and the current state of our environment is really doing a number on so many of us, but we will overcome! If you’re watching this now, you’re already on your path to healing! Currently on a 40 day water fast after doing months of research and not having any luck with these doctors. Felt completely ignored. Took things into my own hands and so far I’m fine, on day 18. Watching your videos really helps me. I feel like I have a personal doctor that actually CARES about my life. Thank you for all you’re doing for so many of us who have sought to heal ourselves during such a difficult time in medical history. Now more than ever, we need voices like yours to steer us towards optimum health. Health is wealth. Best of luck to everyone who’s trying to heal and live better lives. May your blessings flow, generations to come.❤

[@basal757]

I started with cold water therapy. It's amazing. I really felt alive again. I haven't catch a cold this whole winter since I started doing it every day when waking up. Also, I exercise a lot. I also fast once a week. I stopped using plant-based oil. I only use Cow's fat for every thing I cook. Felt really better for the stomach. I never snack. My snacks are fruits, nuts, dates, etc. This is also good for the teeth.

[@mamakar]

Doing currently: OMAD at least twice a week, IF other days; Cod Liver Oil; Probiotic; Plant-based phytonutrients; Coffee in moderate amounts, Vitamin B1. Working towards - Regular aerobic exercise, Infrared from Sunlight, periodic long fasts, sufficient sleep, and cold therapy. Thanks, Dr Berg!

[@howiewill]

I’ve adopted fasting again. I try not to eat 2 hours before bed. I get up for work, go to work and don’t eat until I get home after my shift. Then I have a meal after feeding the dogs and a snack a while later. I knew Dr. B would suggest exercising so I have to do more. The oils I cook with are good. The rest I’m gonna have to improve on. Cold shower in the winter uh uh. Maybe in the summer after I mow the yard. 😊

[@Wichitan]

Back in the early 2000s, I read studies where elevated oxygen therapy was used to re-grow brain tissue after traumatic brain injuries. IIRC, treatment was on the order of 30% oxygen (i.e., 50% increase in available oxygen) for 30 to 60 minutes at +1 atmosphere once per week. The results presented were stunning. Perhaps a number 16 for the list.

[@markmeme4275]

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy comes up a lot in my tbi groups.

[@anb.9386]

@@markmeme4275 Hi. Yes, I believe he has a video on that topic as well.

[@maddscientist3170]

@@markmeme4275 I questioned the retina MD about hyperbaric oxygen tank after eye surgery...helps in macular edema reduction

[@mrmrclark]

Greetings! I’m doing about 7 of these things and feel major and subtle improvements. Been on vegan healthy keto for about 5 weeks and have lost about 26 lbs. My back and joint pain has diminished to not needing pain meds, I feel a little bit more energetic, and I have noticed my brain is working better than it was before I started keto. I watch your videos every day, and I can add a couple more of these things on the list to keep improving. Thank you, Dr Berg!

[@kissjulianna27]

😊👍

[@StringTheoryStudiosLLC]

I take time every few weeks to really watch Dr. Berg and try to make small, powerful, positive changes to my well being. They always leave me empowered and give easy to understand knowledge I can apply with nothing but will power. Being healthy noticable improves my musicianship and makes things easier to learn and remember. Thanks again Dr. Berg!

[@KHMORAH]

Doctor sincerely deserves a Noble Prize

[@mikeofallon]

Something better. Obama, Al Gore, Paul Krugman & Ben Bernanke won Nobel prizes.

[@austinlittle1638]

​@@mikeofallonI was gonna say lol, they only give that to criminals.

[@eandoestyping39]

what r u saying bro this all common information he just happened to make a video that he has already made like 15 times nobel prize winners are smart people who actually discover something revolutionizing. Listing down a few ways to increase neuroplasticity is not very nobel prize worthy but I respect your enthusiam and kidness it's rare to see that nowadays other than simps. But seriously yeah stuff in this video is very helpful for people who don't know anything but if you know a bit about nutriotnal chemistry you would know this is far from every single way but still nice video.

[@KHMORAH]

@@austinlittle1638 😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍

[@rogerroger6246]

A serious and honest and credible doctor wouldn't title this video "5X Your BRAIN CELLS". That's an absurd lie.

[@blahblahblah4544]

Hey, I heard on Huberman's channel that you can also mimick that brain growth process that young children go through. If you fast from a bunch of sensory things. Fast from all entertainment, from good foods etc. Pretty much be a monk. You can recreate what happens to young children and teenagers and grow some neurons. I know Im explaining it wrong somehow but it was Huberman's channel.

[@koleszgdanska7149]

We live in a world that simply wants us to not do these things

[@kevindarroch7332]

Incerdible how our body can and does respond to natural stuff, the right struff, thank you DR. Berg. Good work.

[@silverlining5796]

I knew that story of the age limitation to brain cells production was a con. So I have done it with mine. but then be ready to develop your patience to another league with people around you. Top video Dr Berg. Thanks

[@michellesmith5436]

Heart cells too I bet. They say you can't regenerate those either, but they lie about absolutely everything.

[@dmv7479]

Thank you for mentioning the sunlight. Been scared of it for years due to skin cancer anxiety. I spent one day in the sun and felt years of anxiety and depression lifted. Tanning beds do not work, they’re cheap dopamine (I used to be addicted too- didn’t even realize it either). Natural sunlight feels amazing and I had no idea how much it could do. I can sleep again. Thank you!

[@Chris-ew9mh]

So glad I already do most of these things but I'll try to add in more. My parents are both running into memory issues and I believe more exercise, less sugar, less snacks, better sleep, healthier foods would be the first place to start for them.

[@jesusandmaryinseparable-fl6838]

I can do the 1st two things on the list thanks be to God (exercise and fasting). I am middle aged and everything you said in the video made perfect sense. My memory is really bad and i think one of the main causes is staying inside too much (lack of exercise and harmful frequencies of modern technologies/equipment, poor diet etc).

[@MrRabiddogg]

I was 400lbs give or take about 8-9 years ago. even just grabbing your sneakers and heading out the door coupled with the diet plan Dr. Berg recommends with help. I started barely making a half mile walk now I bike 25 miles in about 2 hours. Also, there are plenty of at home programs if you are really bad off like DDPY that will help you with mobility and strength training without weights.

[@NTJedi]

This is why I want to retire early... so I can do daily work outside for exercise, fresh air and have my own home grown food. Currently I am stuck working from home and by the time my day ends it's dark outside.

[@DWStewart]

@@NTJedi FYI, I worked from home the last two years before retiring. I took breaks every two hours for 15-20 minutes and went outside. I did exercises for my eyes, soaked in as much sun and fresh air as I could, did some physical therapy for my back, and grounded (bare feet on the grass). Helped immensely and having the work day as disciplinary framewok ensured I did this every day. Hope I can encourage you to do the same. Do what you can, however small!

[@NTJedi]

@@DWStewart Thanks... my career was rocky during the previous 6 years since billion dollar companies make bad decisions regarding outsourcing and costs. I have finally been employed by a company which pays better and won't be replacing me with somebody from overseas. So I'm now able to begin devoting time back to my health instead of only focused on my career.

[@Peekaboo-Kitty]

Take Nootropics such as --> Lion's Mane Mushroom, Alpha GPC, Ginkgo Biloba, L Theanine, Bacopa, Theacrine, and Huperzine capsules daily.

[@chuckecheese4124]

I've lost 52.5 Lbs and am 1.5 Lbs away from my BMI listing and following Dr.Berg's information. Thank you Doc!

[@jamesodompleng4]

Another great video Dr. Berg. With one of the bullet points being "sufficient sleep", can you put together one on sleep apnea ?

[@Measslaintexie]

Dr Berg spitting facts. It's all reversible. The human body is amazing. Absolutely love the truth you are a blessing ❤️

[@Applefan101]

I really appreciate doctors like Berg who share important information on health issues. Thanks a ton.

[@RemainedAnonymous]

Meditation, Cold plunges, Binaural beats, Lions mane, Exercise, Fasting, Sunlight

[@geets3371]

Dr Berg THANK YOU! For years I have struggled with insomnia and have not found a solution till I fell upon your talks😅 And now I am actually sleeping 🙏🙏 Why? Because I get out in the sun to exercise every day. The sun in and of itself didn’t help but exercise in the sun for me has been transformational! Thank you again. All your videos are SO helpful.

[@moto1p1]

After following your advice and experiencing the results for the better part of a year, it's official-you're my guru! Many thanks, Dr. Berg.

[@msfausey]

Exercise Intermittent fasting, 3 hour eating window once a day Contrast showers Cod liver oil Low carb Heat Therapy B1 (Benfotiamine) Kefir , sauerkraut, fermented daikon Organic food Sun (morning and afternoon) Eggs, chicken liver pate, grass fed and pasture raised animal protein No coffee after noon Zinc

[@coasteyscoasteys4150]

Gardenista I have an 8hr eating window, best balance for me as doesn't make me too hangry

[@adopodrinje1499]

@@coasteyscoasteys4150 I have 6h, from 12 to 18h only eating.

[@mkelly9221]

Thank you

[@katyhuthjones9368]

I can do all these except heat therapy since I have systemic lymphedema thanks to nuclear bomb-strength chemo and a nervous surgeon. Thank you for all your valuable information on this and your other videos. You've helped me find a much better quality of life.

[@catemelville8771]

I do exercise in the sun (walking), 16/8 fasting every day, fish oils, low carb, probiotics. Thanks for your videos they are great

[@marleneppaul]

We need real sunlight, something I haven’t seen in years. Now we have deadly chemicals raining down on us and contaminating our water/food/air. I love your videos and I’m sorry to be Debbie downer but we’re in big trouble in America.

[@tristanschmidt_sw]

And then we have the recent chemical spill. Sounds like an American Nightmare

[@tristanschmidt_sw]

If you think that is bad. 50% of my country is unemployed. I sit without food 3/4 weeks every month. I fast because I have to🤣oh i'm in hell - South Africa.

[@LevixLuu]

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[@vfranc0]

It is happening worldwide 😶

[@BenjaminMBagley]

Same here in the U.K., they are spraying and poisoning our water too.

[@user-xy9ky2yf5f]

Dr. Berg, G-d bless you. You are saving lives through KZbin! Just downloaded your app. I’ve been watching you for years, but have needed you even more in the last year after receiving a cancer and autoimmune diagnosis. I thought I was young and untouchable! Those vegan meats (highly unrecommended) and greasy fries will catch up to you! The processed foods, stress and the current state of our environment is really doing a number on so many of us, but we will overcome! If you’re watching this now, you’re already on your path to healing! Currently on a 40 day water fast after doing months of research and not having any luck with these doctors. Felt completely ignored. Took things into my own hands and so far I’m fine, on day 18. Watching your videos really helps me. I feel like I have a personal doctor that actually CARES about my life. Thank you for all you’re doing for so many of us who have sought to heal ourselves during such a difficult time in medical history. Now more than ever, we need voices like yours to steer us towards optimum health. Health is wealth. Best of luck to everyone who’s trying to heal and live better lives. May your blessings flow, generations to come.

[@joelsantoro5221]

Increase brain cell regeneration factor by 5x 00:00 Neurons regenerate in the brain, rate determined cognitive function List of things to do to increase brain regeneration, add to your lifestyle ✦ Reminding someone of memory problems can make it worse 01:47 Correcting someone's memory mistakes can cause them to make more mistakes Focusing too much on memory can actually make it worse ✦ Regular aerobic exercise and fasting can enhance brain function. 03:25 Long walks or exercise that increases oxygen intake is best. Intermittent or prolonged fasting for at least 16-18 hours and two meals a day is ideal. ✦ Support your brain with Cold Therapy, Exercise and Omega-3 05:20 Cold therapy stimulates the regeneration of the brain cells while exercising in the cold environment is good for the brain Omega-3, specifically DHA, found in cod liver oil is beneficial for brain growth while oxidized oils like vegetable oils heated with solvents have a negative effect ✦ Low carb diets and ketones can be a better fuel for the brain than glucose 07:11 Eating a high carb diet can lead to glucose hypo metabolism and nerve cell destruction Lowering carb intake can generate ketones which can feed neurons directly ✦ Foods and nutrients that benefit brain health 09:02 Vitamin B1 (thiamine) is beneficial for brain health and thiamine deficiency can lead to degeneration of neurons Probiotics improve gut health, and gut health is connected to brain health ✦ Various foods and the sun can benefit the brain 10:46 Consumption of diverse vegetables, organic foods and food high in choline can support brain health Exposure to infrared rays from the sun and plant-based phytonutrients can also help with brain function ✦ Consuming animal products - grass-fed vs grain-fed and sufficient sleep are important for brain health 12:32 Choose animal products with omega-6 to omega-3 ratios around 1:1 to reduce inflammation Get good quality sleep to support nerve cell regeneration, avoid excessive caffeine intake and consider zinc supplements to support hippocampus function

[@anthonylateano1036]

I absolutely love the advice in regards to fasting as long as possible and having one meal a day. It makes sense that we as humans, like all other organisms ought to engage with the natural environment which has supported our evolution in the ways which human beings have done for all time basically. Sitting around with every convenience at hand tells your body to not engage in the natural processes that it normally would if you were actively pursuing survival in the real world. It makes sense logically and intuitively. Thank you Dr berg for being a shining light of knowledge and truth, you sir, are the man

[@jethroj4602]

Just completed recently an eleven day fast . Brain/body felt great

[@naveensaichandu6921]

How to do it. One i hit just 12 hours of fast I’m feeling too much tired. 😢

[@BarkaDog]

@@naveensaichandu6921yeah if I go above 15 hours I feel like my soul is about to leave my body.

[@ilijaman141]

@@naveensaichandu6921 you can try with tee + Honey .. Thats good for detox

[@richardduplessis1090]

When I saw him in his hospital bed he said he felt fine. LOL

[@SpamMouse]

Well done fella. 👍👍👍

[@hoshiref]

@2:18 genius point, Dr Berg for the win 🙏

[@2460reviews]

So sorry if this has been covered elsewhere. I take seizure medication regularly for years now. My neurologist tells me that a lack of salt, a lack of food and a lack of sleep are always potential triggers. With every blood test I take, my sodium levels are very low. What would you recommend to potentially eradicate the condition altogether and the need for medication with all those nasty side effects? Is there a supplement I can take or food that will facilitate my body to hold onto the sodium? Thanks for reading, you are a true gift to everyone.

[@C.N.1]

I'm not joking, and not trying to be mean when I say I USUALLY can't listen to most doctors or health gurus! IT HAS TO BE DR. BERG INFORMATION OR MY BRAIN STARTS HURTING. Thanks Dr. Berg 💯

[@The.Mr.M]

I got 10 out of 15 because I have watching your videos and applying as much as possible! I can add the other 5, thank you Dr. Berg.

[@Drberg]

That's great!

[@talion5974]

​@@Drberg what about sleep? A good sleep will heal all your body. Smart people, creative and strong usually have good and deep sleep. The organ which bennfits the most from sleep is the brain, it looks like sleep is made only for the brain.

[@joey6280]

Thanks for writing the summary of the video in the description box, Doc.

[@onyekachi9662]

Pls let's share this and make sure that he gets to 10million subscribers by 2nd half of this year. This info is priceless. We love you Dr Berg.

[@coltboy1987]

Dr. Berg is on a mission 😊 A noble man with wisdom

[@knotslip8862]

I do at least 12 of the 15 on a pretty regular basis. I think you left out a very important one thats been proven to stimulate/generate brain neurons and thats new learning. For example, learning a new language, how to play an musical instrument or learning to solve puzzles all are great stimulants for your brain.

[@jamoe4802]

I will 1) exercise 2) fast 3) low carb diet 4) Vitamin B1 5) Probiotic 6) Sunlight 7) Sleep 8) Zinc And maybe Cold therapy and Cod Liver Oil

[@sacha9646]

Thank you Dr Berg! Im turning my life around and your information is helping me greatly. Keep it up please🙏

[@JCG0001]

Learning from these videos generates 100x the brain cells.

[@leonardgibney2997]

I'm always amazed at Dr. Berg's technical knowledge.

[@freedomsarah7944]

1. Exercise 2. Fast from 5pm to 9am a few days a week. 3. Cold therapy 4. Omega 3 / Omega 6 balancing 5. Reduce Glucose / Carb / refined food 6. Probiotics 7. Organic 8. Green tea 9. Infra red 10. Grass fed beef 21. Fish 22. Sleep, reduce phone time I do all these but could do more consistent

[@hasaanmahdi9295]

Just, an exercise of bending forward to make a 90 degree,many times has tremendous benefits. 2. Keep your head covered with a hat or beanie because the superficial skin circulation is related to the cerebrovascular circulation and keep your head warm dilates the vessels and enhance superficial and cerebrospinal circulation.3, perfumes can enhance brain cell generation and delaying dementia. All the cardio exercises helps

[@missart11]

Thank you so much for this recap checklist 😊🙏 I could do (continue) the following: 1. Exercise regularly 2. Long walks 3. Infrared from Sunlight 4. Vitamin B1 5. Zinc 6. Probiotics 7. Fasting (with 2 meals) regularly and 1 meal occasionally 8. Egg yolks, fish for choline 9. Cold therapy (sometimes in winter, most in summer) 10. Heat therapy (most times in winter) 11. Plant based phytonutrients 12. Sufficient sleep What I will focus on to improve: Probiotics Long walks Sufficient(restful) sleep

[@jedlimen123]

Thanks again Dr Berg, and also thank you to your very well informed viewers for some additional suggestions!! 🙏

[@user-wi7fc6xc5i]

if you dont wanna watch it: the speaker discusses how to increase the regeneration of nerve cells in the brain. Regular exercise, particularly aerobic exercise, is the most important thing to enhance brain function and prevent atrophy. Fasting, both intermittent and prolonged, is also a potent stimulator of factors that help grow and repair the brain. Cold therapy, such as taking cold showers or ice baths, is another effective way to stimulate nerve cell regeneration. The speaker also cautions against hyper-focusing on memory problems, as this can make them worse. Finally, the brain makes up only 2% of the body's weight but requires 20% of the body's oxygen and metabolism, making it an energy-intensive organ. Our brain cells can regenerate, and the rate of regeneration determines our cognitive function as we age. There are several ways to increase nerve cell regeneration, including exercise, fasting, and cold therapy. Regular exercise, particularly aerobic exercise, is the most important thing to enhance brain function and prevent brain atrophy. Fasting, both intermittent and periodic prolonged fasting, stimulates factors that help grow and repair the brain. Cold therapy, such as taking an ice bath or cold shower, is a potent stimulator of neurogenesis.

[@deborahrivera2380]

1. Prolonged fasting. 2. Cold therapy 3. Cod liver oil

[@peterh.1521]

Truly a list to follow for longevity, because the brain controls so many body functions, and it contribute greatly to the quality of life. I know you have mentioned it before but avoiding unnecessary negative stress will also improve the function of the brain. Edit: Corrected a typo.

[@norawajdi7642]

Interesting info Dr berg 😊Thank you 🌸

[@psychedguitar2716]

Intermittent fasting, proper nutritional supplementation , stomach acidity PH management , exercise, quality sleep. Is this the key to get all the omega-3 amino acids without the bad cholesterol? I have Gerd, ADHD, Misophonia, etc; diagnosed by many different doctors and I'm starting to wonder how much of that is misdiagnosed and just malnourishment. Why does my doctor get frustrated with me when I bring up that I think nutrition can solve a lot of my problems.

[@ryzo4418]

I am watching the ads to support Dr. Berg. Thank you for always giving us healthful information.

[@dealvaabel6710]

Thank you Dr. Berg!!! Because of your guidance I have been incorporating many of these things already. That cold plunge will be the hard one for me, but I will work on this one. God bless you and your family. You a wonderful person Dr. Eric Berg!!

[@Chris-ew9mh]

If you have issues doing a full body plunge, look at just washing your head with cold water with a shower head attachment, it can be very invigorating on it's own!

[@dealvaabel6710]

@@Chris-ew9mh thank you .

[@thebentzenable]

Thank you so much for this video. I definitely need to get more sunlight and long walks, living in Scandinavia the winter is dark. I do drink to much coffee as well. 🌱🙏

[@josephgeorge9704]

dr berg is like wine: gets more handsome with age

[@EverH0p3]

Hey Doc have you ever covered nerves not sliding in sheath smoothly? When stretching my foot I have developed the feeling of pulling string through the flesh of my small toe and up the side of my foot. It’s sharp tearing feeling mostly when putting sudden pressure on the foot, getting up, jumping etc. Gets a little better if I work the stretch but comes right back next day or over a few hours. I’ve seen videos on nerve flossing but I’m not sure this is my problem nor is it clear what the cause might be.

[@yoriichi696]

Could you explain in another video why nuts increase gamma and delta brainwaves and what antioxidant is responsible for it inside the nuts

[@aliawells]

Amazing that the entire list to help the brain also helps you lose weight and stay healthy. Also, I love Cold showers! When I was taking cold showers for several weeks and I felt much sharper and alert. My work was a lot easier! Seems like a simple list just to stay healthy!

[@audreydugan9668]

I learn and enjoy your posts very much, I am sharing this one with my best friend and daughter. I am almost 70 and I do all of these - but 2 No cold therapy 🥶 No animal meats, only ocassional salmon and sardines more often. My brain is doing pretty good,....I need to do more excersice though. Thank you

[@Kteeee]

I found out I had a brain injury and it took me 15 years of experimenting to realize all the things on this list. This is very valuable information!

[@maxsotelo9518]

What happened?

[@Kteeee]

@@maxsotelo9518 had a concussion with memory loss during football and then a year later started throwing up multiple times a day, developed TMJ, couldn’t concentrate, had crying spells, autonomic dysfunction. I quit football but never figured out what was wrong with me and kept a lot of it to myself. I spent 15 years trying different things and just dealing with the symptoms best I could. I didn’t have any paint on the front of my helmet after the season so could have just been multiple hits to the head over time or another concussion I wasn’t aware of. It wasn’t until I got Covid and had an EEG done for long covid that it showed evidence for brain damage consistent with head trauma

[@wolfmangosan539]

You are helping me heal and keep healthy my elder father and mother thank you so much I could never express to you how much this means to me. You're my hero ❤

[@josephpiskac2781]

Cold therapy is interesting. I live in a van in the Nevada Desert and it is truly cold now. I am 70 and my short term memory is often not functional. In the last week in the extreme cold my memory is nearly normal and I have thought possibly something in my diet caused the improvement. Maybe I can thank the cold of winter.

[@robinhood6954]

Definitely something to do with you being a superconductor because current flows better and faster at extremely low temperatures.. Lol!

[@diegoandres1225]

From Colombia 🇨🇴 Thanks much Dr. Berg as usual you’re a great source of info. Best wishes 😊

[@ArifAli-hg1eq]

Hi, you are the best Doc. Eric Berg that I know here in USA. Thanks and salute to your work and care for public. You deserve a Noble prize.

[@lizohare1740]

Brilliant thanks for all the valuable information.

[@josc9897]

I had a huge success with fasting. I struggled badly with memory for a while and felt that my brain was significantly slower than it had been as I was depressed for a couple years. About a month ago I stopped eating for three days and had only a small amount of cream in my coffee and an occasional shot of pickle juice. After this fast, my memory has been much better. I am better at my job and in college. Also, I am a musician and I can read and learn music much easier than before. The best part is my depression has greatly improved, but I only eat two meals a day now and keto. If I eat carbs I get depressed again.

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

I need to make changes on my sleeping habits. I have bad sleep hygiene. Days when am well rested I'm in an overall good mood, I think better and it just feels great compared to days where I have slept for only 5 hours or less than that. I've recently started exposing myself to sunlight too. Thanks doc for putting out this info! Anyone can understand and take benefit from this. As for the dietary changes (notes to myself) a low carb diet, probiotics, zinc, Intermittent fasting.

[@XxProGamerUSAxX]

Me who has 0 braincells: 🗿

[@aknathranasinghe654]

Then how did you type this?

[@cleopatraselene712]

Valuable information! Thank you, Dr. Berg!

[@Drberg]

Awesome! Glad it was helpful. Dr. Berg's Support Team

[@LuisC7]

Very important video!!! Our brains are awesome impossible machines! Also, I'd look into psychoactive mushrooms, they're being used and studied for PTSD and depression therapy. They massively induce neuroplasticity.

[@mikemarianetti8834]

I have family that microdoses on .30gram five days a week and it helps tremendously with their depression.

[@ku_kuzzz]

@@mikemarianetti8834 can you tell where they get it from? Grow their own?

[@mikemarianetti8834]

@@ku_kuzzz now that I don't know.

[@LuisC7]

@@mikemarianetti8834 so true. And the energy and clear mind is awesome too. It's nature's medicine

[@LuisC7]

@@ku_kuzzz it's better to grow them, yes. They grow super fast and it's fun

[@richardbowman9432]

Dr. Berg you make practical sense.I think these suggestions will really help.

[@maiaallman4635]

This is going to help me a lot because I have to regrow a large part of my hippocampus after a stroke.

[@Kathy-ty5fc]

I use infrared everyday and get out in the sun everyday, it is like a drug it does something to the brain, I'm not sure how it does it but it makes me totally relaxed, relieves pain and makes me sleep.

[@ianstuart5660]

Production of cellular Melatonin!

[@sarahwaters7290]

I'd say the biggest factor in brain power is no alcohol, at all.

[@robinhood6954]

Hic..!! I'll second that, Jimmeh! Hic..!! 🍺

[@despairknot]

I can do pretty much all of those. I bicycle everywhere and I greatly reduced my dependency on coffee when I started taking Magnesium. I realized I needed Magnesium when I saw that very dark chocolate and avacado both have high amounts of Magnesium. I love your information, I've been doing intermittent fasting for the last 8 years, it only hot tough during the pandemic which is why I started looking into vitamin D. I'd just returned from Colorado so my vitamin D went away. Everything you present, I can verify with my own experiences I appreciate that Dr. Berg.