Best Treatment for Eye Floaters

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0:00 Eye floaters
0:12 What is an eye floater?
1:12 The best remedy for eye floaters
2:15 Bulletproof your immune system *free course!
Let’s talk about the best remedy for eye floaters. 70% of the population has eye floaters.
An eye floater is a strange little cobweb-like piece of something drifting in your eye. It tends to float around, especially if you try to focus on it or if you look away. It’s not dangerous, but it’s very annoying.
It’s really a piece of collagen fiber that creates a shadow in the back part of the eye (the retina) that gives you this image. This typically comes from some sort of breakdown tissue in the eye from internal bleeding or some type of inflammation. In many cases, this happens as a part of the aging process. It could be from some old injury, infection, or a blood sugar situation.
I believe the best natural remedy for eye floaters is autophagy. Autophagy is a condition where the body is recycling old and damaged proteins. The biggest thing that stimulates autophagy is fasting. In my opinion, a combination of intermittent fasting and periodic prolonged fasting would be the best thing you could do to help get rid of eye floaters. Autophagy may have many other benefits as well.
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Thanks for watching! You may want to try this remedy for eye floaters.

[@wallyhirsch3115]

Doc is so right. I did Keto, IF and 72 hour fasting once per quarter for a year (got off it during covid) and I have no floaters, after having a lot of them. You rock, Doc.

[@dunjaperovic3271]

and for how long did you have floaters before ?

[@emf2482]

really? were they bad before?

[@nickb.6264]

That's interesting .. can u give me an update about your eye floaters?

[@s.a.Bfirestarters]

what kindo of fasting no eat no drink for 72 hours?

[@DDumbrille]

No, "doc' is so WRONG. He says "An eye floater is a strange little cobweb-like piece of something drifting in your eye. It tends to float around, especially if you try to focus on it or if you look away. It’s not dangerous.' Uh, NEWSFLASH -- if one has a sudden burst of floaters in their vision, it's extremely dangerous -- as it means you may be experiencing retinal or vitreous detachment! The guy is a SALESMAN, not a doctor. At least he admits there are no studies to back up his nonsense.

[@aunties5798]

Dr. Berg, you are a blessing to millions of people like me. I actually thought that I had a 'strip of hair' floating in front of my left eye. But I couldn't figure out what this annoying thing was until I immediately checked your channel for answer. I will certainly do IF and OMAD, and praying for a miracle.🙏🏾

[@FLB-SALINS-MEDIA]

What are the symtoms

[@tamicoburton1504]

AMEN AMEN

[@tonycd2709]

How did it go?

[@bonniewickwire7205]

WHAAAA!!! SOOOOO good to see someone praising the body's own ability to heal itself!! As a retired DC and ND, I am ecstatic to see more people in the population getting on this bandwagon!! Fie, on the medical industrial complex in this country who only want to use drugs and surgery!! You rock, Doc!!

[@annelizevandermerwe3984]

You're a bit late. He's been teaching this for YEARS, and he's definitely not jumping on the band wagon now.

[@notpurple]

I started intermittent fasting and I just realized all my floaters are gone as well! Amazing

[@Thomas-uy4vn]

Placebo or are they really physically gone ?

[@godzillamanstreb524]

How exactly did you do the fasting

[@Thepotagerscottage]

I just realised mine are gone too! I have been fasting for well over a week now and OMAD. When I watched this video I hadn’t realised they had gone! Thank you Dr Berg, I am so glad my son told me about you, I have learned so much about my health and well being from watching your videos. From a woman that has had severe stress and anxiety from emotional trauma for many years and having 7 children and not looking after my body, I now am nurturing it at last and I can see a difference in the way I feel. My mental health has improved, not to mention weight loss. Thank you again, and thank you for taking the time to reply to comments also…that just shows you care❤

[@maddydamian3167]

Hi! Did you do a long term fasting for over a week, only one week or intermittent fasting? How bad were your floaters? Thank you very much

[@Thepotagerscottage]

@@maddydamian3167 I am still on OMAD and will continue with that for the meantime. I fast for around 22-24 hours atm and will work up to more as I feel comfortable to do so. I have lost a lot of weight and in 3 and a half months have gone from a size 18 to a size 12 in New Zealand sizes which is different to the US. My floaters have been around since 2012 and weren’t really bad, just annoying.

[@essa1292]

@@Thepotagerscottage Is fasting beneficial? ? What's your experience

[@Thepotagerscottage]

@@essa1292 Oh very!!! Inflammation from fibromyalgia alone has gone down since I have been fasting and my belly fat has significantly decreased. I have been doing OMAD for three weeks now and feel amazing and no hunger!

[@essa1292]

@@Thepotagerscottage Are you cured of floaters?

[@JeffRL1956]

I'll be 67 in a few months and I've had them since I was very young child. I can remember playing in fresh snow on a bright sunny day and I saw them against both the white and the blue. I asked my friends if they saw them too and they had no idea what I was talking about.

[@tonycd2709]

How is it now?

[@normangrandy8904]

I can't Express enough the love I have for this man!!!

[@Naruto-kk8ce]

Bro i also have eye floaters what to do

[@hemiacetal1331]

@MR De León bruh I probably have the same number of floaters as you do

[@LizardMane]

@@Naruto-kk8ce how are they now

[@donutkidstvhindi]

@@LizardMane here you are !!

[@julieallen8125]

I had a recent situation where I couldn't eat for 4 days. My eyesight immediately improved.

[@saulbelford7618]

That is due to glucose. It can be a sign of prediabetes.

[@sweetlaughter78]

Dr. Berg!! You're helping me to slowly heal from years and years of issues that the VA has just left to medications. Thank you!!!

[@danadelaplante6797]

Dr. Berg is like an encyclopedia, covers everything-all over the place with knowledge:)🍁✨

[@Rueyful]

An encyclopedia has referenced claims and facts. This dude doesn't.

[@uncletony6210]

encyclopedia?? WHAT ARE THOSE?????

[@SRose-vp6ew]

Dr. Berg almost always cites SEVERAL with his short videos he puts out for us. This is literally the first video I saw where he said he didn't have one to share. However, if you watch his videos, he bases it off years of experience and the thousands he surveys, and yet you rip him like he is a regular doctor who doesn't have a clue about research. He understands research better than most doing it with a PHD. Most doctors have fewer than 36 hours of nutritional education, this man literally makes a living off reading and teaching what he learns from spending more than that amount of time in study each week. The man is almost 60 and has more than 40 years' worth of research under his belt and thousands of testimonials. Just stop, you and not him sound like an uneducated fool. I am not trying to be rude to you, but why are you libeling him? Dr. Berg's clients have included senior officials in the U.S. Government, medical doctors, actors, high-level executives of prominent corporations, scientists, professors, engineers, as well as nurses, stay-at-home moms, and high school students. He does expert in-house seminars several times a week, including external seminars in Governmental agencies, including the Library of Congress, Federal Communication Commission, National Institute of Science, FBI, and many others. He has trained over 2,500 health professionals and personally helped my life greatly and was part of my journey to excellent health after medical doctors failed me. Our family works in medical science, and we have excellent insurance because of that, but thanks to Dr. Berg I don't even need to use it. What do you do? Are you a comedian? We need to stop attacking those who provide natural and preventative solutions. Preventative and natural solutions are real solutions. He didn't cite people's personal testimonies of how fasting cleared up eye floaters, but that's where he is getting this from, it's not pulled out of a hat. Health improvements from fasting are well studied, his point is no one has yet to do a peer reviewed study on this, but people say it helps. He is allowed to say that and your allowed to try it or not.

[@Stan_144]

I found it on Reddit: "Ok wow! We need to talk about autophagy and eye floaters". "Ok so most of you may know what autophagy is. It's a process where your cells begin to self heal or repair broken tissue ect. And protein synthesis is increased exponentially after the 20 hour mark of a fast. So I did my first ever 3 day water fast where I didn't touch any food for a full 72 hours. It went great. I felt relatively not hungry and I lost 4 pounds. But one thing I noticed on the 4th day was my eye floaters were much better and weren't as blotched together. I had this horrible huge eye floaters right in the center of my vision on my left eye. It was so bad I was considering asking my eye doctor for a vitrectomy to fix it. But the horrible big eye floater I had in my center of my vision is freaking gone!!! It is not a placebo. I spent a good 20 minutes looking at a plain white screen on my computer to try and get my focus on that eye floater and I can't detect it at all no matter how hard I try. I am so happy I could jump for joy. You guys have no idea how depressing it was having the eye floaters distract you every damn time you look around or look at a computer screen all day. There really needs to be more studies on this and how long fasts can be used as a viable treatment for eye floaters rather than super expensive surgery."

[@666sixsix-vv6rt]

how about now?did it back i try three day bu it not help.

[@yadahvideo9726]

Water fast? Is it juice

[@stuarthutt3740]

I was diabetic for 25 years and went low carb less than 20 g for me per day and normalized A1C and off meds. I had floaters for years and started to develop macular degeneration in one eye. Started vitamin A and it halted but started in other eye. Added E, B1 and B2. Reversed the shade affect and red line to the cornea. It took me months to realize the floaters were gone also.

[@godzillamanstreb524]

Thanks!

[@Carol-kj5eh]

Prior to knowing about Keto and intermittent fasting, which is what I am starting to do now, my floaters went away. My mother in law had macular degeneration and it was awful to see her slowly losing her sight. My husband and I didn’t want this to happen to us. We had heard about Lutein helping the eyes so we both started taking Lutein 25 mg with Zeaxanthin 5mg in the same pill. We started taking this about 15 years ago. We were in our late 50’s and I had lots of floaters. They were annoying but I lived with them. I had noticed they were getting less and less until they disappeared. So taking this pill took them away. We both went to a new eye dr and when there we told him about what and why we were taking (this was before my floaters were all gone) and he was impressed with what we were doing. He said that our eyes were in great shape and the pills would definitely help with preventing macular degeneration. My eyes are still in great shape and I have been wearing progressive glasses. I can now get single vision. It’s great not to have floaters anymore. I just thought I’d share this along with what Dr. Berg says. Thank you Dr. Berg for all do for us. I love every video you put out.

[@Koreannll]

Does eating lutein and zeaxanthin eliminate acryptosis?

[@hilaryg5230]

Wow thank you for this Carol.

[@cathyshaw1227]

Can you tell me the name of the pill please

[@naughtydog9843]

Thank you dear, what is the pill called ?

[@shokoufefallah3860]

Thank you for sharing such an experience. How did it take to floaters dissappear after starting to take the pills?

[@theking2000]

Day three and I can say with personal experience, it really worked for me. I wanted to post this update since I personally did it and see the difference. Its just amazing . I started to experience the improvement around the thirtieth hour or so into the fast.

[@Fma.933]

How many days can you say pls

[@waynepayne9875]

Improvement meaning what? Your floater started dissolving in your vision? Sounds too good to be true.

[@theking2000]

3 day fast … by improvement I am implying …. a considerable drop in the floaters implies it is much better than what I experienced as discomfort before. I can say I have at least 80 percent reduction in the amount of floaters now , from the time I started . It gets better as time goes by . Hope you have a better outcome

[@SRose-vp6ew]

God made our bodies to heal. Jesus didn't say if you fast and pray, he said when. We as humans are meant to do occasional fasts and repentant prayer reboots. Many Jews and Christians fast on the Old Testament commanded day of fasting in September (Yom Kippur - Day of Repentance and Atonement) and many Christians fast the first few days of January as they dedicate it to the Lord. And some Jews and Christians fast the last and first day of the month. It's called "Yom Kippur Katan" (little fast of thankfulness for atonement) it comes from the biblical prescription to bring a sin offering on the first of every month Numbers 28:15. To the Jews the offering is their own sacrifice till they can sacrifice in the temple again, to the Christians it's their thankfulness of Christ being the blood sacrifice that atones for sins so no other blood offering is needed, but they want to feed on prayer rather than food and offer themselves as living sacrifices not saved by good works, but saved to do good works.

[@talkswithkimberly1623]

I don’t think 3 days is going to do it. You would not be in ketosis long enough it takes months-of intermittent fasting, and longer fasts to reach atophagy . It takes time it’s not an overnight kind of thing.

[@janetwilson4339]

Thanks Dr. B! Love all your informative videos! ❤️

[@Drberg]

Very glad to be of help.

[@farihareza6464]

When I was five or six years old, I had this. Over time I forgot about this, maybe because I recovered it. Back in the tome I also had eye allergies but doctors didn’t pay attention to the eye floaters and I also thought it might be illusion (sometimes I tried to catch the floaters) . But thank you so much you described the cause and I wonder how this things are overlooked. Many prayers to them who are sincere to their job like because doctors in my country could not describe this!

[@mukeshchauhan9949]

Any releif?

[@husler7424]

How did you get rid of it? Please tell me which thing worked for you

[@chrisevans19692]

I've had eye floaters for years and before seeing this video I've done a 3 day fast and then progressed to a 5 day fast, plus changed my diet to more of keto diet, and the floaters are gradually fading away and my left eye is virtually clear now. So grateful for all your advice and I'm watching all your videos now as the optition said they couldn't do anything for floaters and I would just have to put up with them as its old age.

[@Fma.933]

What dıd you don't daily can you say me

[@pdnguyen]

How many floaters did you have? Have they all gone away?

[@chrisevans19692]

​@@pdnguyenI had quite a lot and they were getting more and bigger,, but my left eye is almost clear now with only 1 little floater and my right eye still has a few but are slowly getting smaller

[@Sahrah3201]

@@chrisevans19692would you drink water during ur fast or no water at all? Also how old are you if you don’t mind me asking. I’m in my mid 20s & I just started seeing them. Been to 3 eye doc’s and told me it was normal

[@chrisevans19692]

​@@Sahrah3201hi, yes I drank water during my 7 day fast and lots of it. I'm 54 yrs old but I was always used to doing 16hours without eating then progressed to 20 hours, so only eat in a 4hour time window. Surprisingly u don't run out of energy during the fast as your body starts using fat reserves for fuel. Starting to eat again after the fast was more difficult

[@nilanshgaur]

Thank you so much for making a video on this topic Dr. Berg. Will try intermittent and prolonged fasting.

[@Drberg]

I'm glad you liked this post.

[@unixman1891]

Dr. Berg, thanks for the info, but you should also put a "Word" of caution to have an eye exam. If I followed the advice in this video, I would not have discovered that my floaters were due to tears in my retina on both eyes. I had to have laser eye treatment to seal the small tears. If not, one of those small tears could have developed into a detached retina which would have been more serious and would have require medical surgery or correct.

[@jantaylor6252]

I was so hoping you had a video on this and you did!!!! Brilliant. Thank you once more. X

[@tjtampa214]

I really 👍 appreciate you getting to all these everyday matters, big and small. 👊🤓👊 Best Wishes for good health yourself! 💜

[@fidelcatsro6948]

I float like a butterfly , bite like a cat whenever new videos are uploaded from Dr berg!

[@ardentabacist]

AMAZING VIDEO! Thanks Doc!

[@marionpatillo5661]

Wow! Spiritual strength along with this! Sweet!

[@rajashreepriyadarshinibehe9541]

You are such a gem doctor sir..thank you so much..your way of teaching calmness is just waoo❤️

[@Drberg]

Very glad to be of help.

[@yolijwrites]

Thanks so much. I’ve had floaters since 2010. After several “doctors “(most recent exam in 2022) saying there’s nothing that can be done, I find your video. After three days of taking MSM drops, it appears they’re fading ! I’ve suffered with this for years. Man, I tell ya just bc you’re credentialed means nothing. We as patients have to seek alternative help for actual results. I wish I could be a patient at your practice, Dr. Berg!

[@adrianaquezada1461]

Hi. Can you share what type of eye drops you took and for how long? Thank you!!

[@kamranyt9265]

Please help me😭

[@naughtydog9843]

Hello dear, please what drops did you take and how many times? Thanks it would really help those of us still suffering.

[@chajeesiri3981]

Just the information I needed.Thanks Dr.Bless you

[@Drberg]

You are very welcome.

[@tamaraserrano9748]

Great information, thank you!

[@jamilahadade4412]

Thanks Dr. Berg you’re always right on target with all these answers to important medical questions. It’s greatly appreciated. I’m learning so much everyday that I view your very informative videos. Thank you and God bless you. Greetings from New York 👍

[@DDumbrille]

He's WRONG. He says "An eye floater is a strange little cobweb-like piece of something drifting in your eye. It tends to float around, especially if you try to focus on it or if you look away. It’s not dangerous.' Uh, NEWSFLASH -- if one has a sudden burst of floaters in their vision, it's extremely dangerous -- as it means you may be experiencing retinal or vitreous detachment! The guy is a SALESMAN, not a doctor. At least he admits there are no studies to back up his nonsense.

[@danke1150]

@@DDumbrille Most eyefloaters are not dangerous. What you're talking about is when you have a sudden massive increase in eye floaters, where it's like you're in a snow globe, that's the type that is dangerous.

[@UnclePhillyMyAss]

You're over simplifying the word dangerous. Are they technically 'dangerous'? No. Could the onset of major floaters on an otherwise healthy eye affect the quality of your life? Lead to depression? Suicide? Yes! Absolutely and this is the problem with the misrepresentation of floaters. Just because you're probably no gonna go blind, depending on how bad they are they will negatively effect how you see for ever. To think this should be just 'not worried about' is hilarious to me. If someone drew with marker pen over your eyeballs as you slept and you couldn't get it off, I'm sure you're just happily ignore that and carry on with your life as 'techincally' it's not dangerous. (I'm obviously being cartoonesque in my example)

[@houssamk777]

Perfect timing

[@kindnesstoall]

Your videos alway seem to come on time. I am going to try this. Thank you

[@greglesiak9913]

Love the way you encourage to IF, Dr Berg 😀👍

[@juliekemp419]

Thanks Eric for your excellent website. I'm 72 and since 'doing' LCMPHF for 4months i've noticed that my eyesight is more tolerant of sunlight and my systemic inflammation which caused my rt vestibular nerve to be 'inflamed' causing extreme vertigo nearly 2 years ago, has begun to ease up i sense - light and balance more 'normal' throughout. My 'IR' is correcting and i've had some good wt loss. Cheers.

[@kwisatzhaderach1458]

I developed them when I was drinking way too much way to often and finishing out the night with sugary foods. My eyes were also very dry and grainy. My liver felt inflammed and my rib was sore. They are better today but never give up. People have had success with various free methods and foods/fasting.

[@marlenegold280]

Alcohol causes nutritional deficiencies, especially if you drink more and often. Google to see the deficiencies it causes; there are probably even more deficiencies not yet researched.

[@SergeUnplugged]

You're lifesaver Doctor, God bless you

[@Drberg]

Very glad to be of help.

[@leonardwinkey8541]

I love this guy he is on point

[@sandyzone2]

You are a masterpiece, love you from bottom of my heart. I m a Chiropractor in india, following Gonstead system, with your video’s i helped many patients and they recovered from their problems.

[@susank580]

This week my goal is to become an autophagy goddess! I have been on an antibiotic for Lyme disease for 21 days and am ready to clean out the system. OMAD and prolonged fasting here I come!!!

[@kamalakrsna]

good 4 yu

[@ItZaViBe89]

Yes I needed this thanks Doc I will try this

[@Renilou2]

I got a detached vitreous humor, 11 years ago. It’s cleared over time but I can still see it. I’ve never been over weight but trying Keto anyway because of Degenerative arthritis and gout. My husband has diabetes 2 and he is too underweight. Keto is helping him gain what he needs.

[@HCGJr]

Eat guavas to significantly reduce floaters. I ate guavas for its vitamin C content but I was amazed how it greatky minimized my floaters just after 3 days of daily consumption.

[@ashishjain3047]

How much guavas you have taken per day? And with seeds or without seeds?

[@chamindawijayapala4966]

Doc it's nice to hear this from you. I thought that but it's nice to get your word of confirmation. You have been the best doctor I have ever seen. I have reversed my diabetes simply by doing intermittent fasting plus HIIT in May 2020. Since then I am off any kind of medication. In November 2019 I suddenly had floaters in my left eye and they spread in my right eye also. Thanks to you and some of good Doctors I learned to do IF and HIIT. NOW I NOTICE MY EYE FLOATERS HAVE BEEN DECREASED. Its wonderful to hear the reason from you, sir...

[@ridoyahammad37]

Hi

[@lovenature8989]

Thanks Dr. Eric Berg ,for covers everything-all over the place with knowledge:

[@astromaynot4455]

Thanks Doc. I love intermittent fasting.

[@Ahmadmzazai]

Was on keto for 2 years and been on 100% carnivore diet for 2 years. I eat one meal a day so my fasting goes for 22-23 hours. I’ve had floaters before I was on keto/carnivore and I still have it even though I fast for 22-23 hours daily for the past 2 years. There hasn’t been a decrease in floaters for me.

[@dianasthings729]

I found that if I eat fresh pineapple every day, the bromelain really works well to keep them at bay. IDK if you'd eat it being a carnivore though? Dr. Berg also mentioned MSM rids the floaters as well.

[@johnolaoluwa]

Consider adding serrapeptase, nattokinase, pineapple and papaya to your diet. They chew up senescent proteins, even brain plaque!

[@TheShumoby]

Same. No eye floater changes even after omad for 3.5 years and several long extended fast.

[@verseau8360]

One thing I’ve learned from all of these videos by Dr Berg, Dr Ken Berry and Thomas DeLauer is that it’s a good idea to change-up your diet once in awhile. Your gut microbiome needs diversity. Once a month I add some organic fruits and even some carbs like plantain or chickpeas just to keep my microbiome guessing and diversified.

[@kitkat3138]

@@jd6654 a detached retina is very different to floaters sweetie. You had a detached retina. Different thing.

[@happyday868]

Dr Berg, we do acupressure and it really works. I forget after 1 or 2 months and we keep on doing for maintenance. Thank you for the explanation. There are many things I learned but don't understand why.

[@ParagGovil]

Can you suggest some accupressure points for eye floaters or any good online resource? Would be glad!

[@happyday868]

@@ParagGovil you want to reach the scapula in the back, the side of which that runs parallel to the spinal cord. Get 2 socks, tie the toe ends together. Drop a ball on each side of the sock. Lean against a wall . And then holding the balls by the top of the socks, run the ball "inch by inch" staying 7 times each location along the spine from the beginning of the scapula to the bottom. Stay close to the ditch at the edge of the scapula and spinal cord, depending on the size of the ball you get. I usually get the pet toys so they are firmer. You can also do one side at a time with one sock. The living points usually are in the crevice or on the line that separates the dark skin and light skin. 2) make a fist on the left hand. You can pinch and pull or deep rotational pressure at the right edge of the knuckle on the side of your index finger. Just massage around it if you are not sure where exactly. 3) go to the wrist where there is a slight bone protrusion on the thumb side ( opposite to the big protrusion of the pinkie side) . Apply rotational pressure around it. Do it at least 7 times. Repeat for the other arm. For any eye strength, at least massage with index and thumb fingers the second knuckle ( middle) of each finger 7 times, with this order, 4-1-3-2-5, 1 being the thumb, 5 being the pinkie. You can also do for all knuckles for Eyes and total health, the thumb being the central focus. On the leg you can go to the 2 front 2 holes of your knees and the holes around your ankles. You need to do 3 times a day religiously. And don't overdo. Only 7 times each location. The living point is where you feel bad pain. It has worked well with me. I do this routine once a day for eye maintenance once my floaters are gone. I was taught by a Vietnamese monk.

[@aggelikipap7974]

@@happyday868 is there any video please????

[@happyday868]

@@aggelikipap7974 I learned this technique a while ago at a class and in acupressure you learn bits and bits, from one guru to another and I pass down the ones that worked on me and others. The point is to be patient and do it without missing a day.

[@hidden-alchemy]

@@happyday868 Do you have any resources for this? Would be very helpful!

[@madr197]

Thank you so much sir. That's my major problem. Commenting here isn't enough, but we're really grateful to knew a true doctor like you. God bless you always🙏

[@fidelcatsro6948]

ameen

[@Drberg]

Very glad to be of help. Thanks for watching.

[@bruceschapiro1464]

@@Drberg Dr Berg I have a question real urgent. I know fasting's good for health. But how do I control my uric acid level when I do prolonged fasting. Let's say 14 days. I noticed my uric acid's been extremely high even if I drink tons of soda water or lemon juice I can't control it. I'm afraid of getting gout during prolonged fasting. How to keep myself safe when I do two weeks fast? Thank you so much

[@CGreciful]

I’m recovering from a major eye injury. It is stitched and glued together while healing. My eye doc keeps saying there should be tons of floaters, but I have none. My average daily fast is 16 hours, has been for years, it probably has something to do with it! I remember having them as a kid.

[@christinaaispuro4477]

Thank you for the morning news. 😀

[@fidelcatsro6948]

breaking news!! Fauci and Chinese Wuhan lab link!

[@Drberg]

My pleasure.

[@slevinkelevra5901]

I like my floaters . they amuse me from time to time 😁 . I have had them for 30 years . since I was about 16 🤔

[@fidelcatsro6948]

i can see pacman going around eating the other floaters as well..

[@maureengannaway8635]

🤣that's how I'm gonna think of mine when they annoy me at times

[@StephBer1]

I've had them for 38 years and they don't amuse me. I love to paint landscapes and it sucks looking at a clear blue sky only to have Mr Squiggle creating havoc in my vision.

[@chrism9294]

For real, the random floater I got from time to time was a source of entertainment. I had them more as a kid/teenager. I haven’t had them nearly as much as an adult.

[@junedaisy707]

Welcome to the club

[@gangsterpro614]

Again great video and learned a lot.

[@Drberg]

Thanks a lot. I'm really glad it helped you.

[@mikeadams1287]

IF rules! I watched a show about special forces training which involved operating on much less calories. Made sense to me so I did it. For over 35 years I've been doing IF and didn't even know it. I learned from you Dr. Berg. Haven't been sick for 35 years. My aging process is very slow. My friends and family wonder about me. I tell them about IF, but they don't want to give up their eating habits. There is NOTHING better a human can do for their body. IF should be taught in our schools. It won't though because of status quo. I will stay the course because I am in love with IF. Thank you Dr. for your help😊

[@MsDGOODWIN]

Thank you, I have suffer with this, ever since I was A Teenager, Eye drops really never worked..

[@niksnihaaa]

Now u alright ?

[@filthyanimal874]

When I was a kid I thought I was seeing microscopic organisms. 😂 I’ve always had eye floaters and I can see them when I look up at the blue sky. Other than that, I really don’t notice them.

[@lazygirlcrazyideas]

Yes me also

[@BillyBatsonMarvel]

I thought that I had bionic vision when I first discovered mine. I use one of my floaters as a cursor when reading out of one eye. 😂

[@dhanish3702]

@@BillyBatsonMarvel lmaoo

[@numanarvas1251]

We actually dont call that as floaters. It's being annoying once a lot of them came together and create visible spots & noise in your vision not just while looking sky or white surface.

[@filthyanimal874]

@@BillyBatsonMarvel 😂

[@comehereodee]

🤩sweet! Thx DOC! Trying an extended fasting. I got floaters 😩 soo annoying! 2 b continued

[@chrispatriot]

What still amazes me to this day, and as big a fan as I am, it shouldn't... But I can look up a topic, start watching a video, and sure enough, to the right of the video, in other videos, there will be one from Dr. Berg. I immediately quit watching the one I'm watching and end up here instead... Thank you Dr. Eric Berg for GIFTING the world with your incredible knowledge. Your efforts may provide a little benefit in way of income, but the KNOWLEDGE you IMPART UPON the world, there is no COMMISSION greater than that!

[@hemantkuruwa1213]

Hi doc, really looking forward to your video on patients on kidney dialysis !! Please make it asap.

[@Drberg]

Thank you for the video suggestion. I will check with Dr. Berg about doing a video on this! Dr. Berg's Support Team.

[@anadossantos1429]

I needed this 💚🙏 God bless 🙏 Dr. Berg 💚

[@TellSamyra]

Thanks for this information!

[@Drberg]

You're welcome!

[@melaniekolomyja7335]

I have had these ever since I can remember. Thought I just had to live with them. Thanks for the information Dr. Berg!👁

[@toolu5149]

I’ve needed this info for a long time thx doc

[@norawajdi7642]

Ironically they are a sign of spirituality in some cultures, I appreciate it Dr Berg if you can make a video about people who suffers from problems after removing their thyroid; due to cancer, not for me but for one of my relatives. Thanks.

[@Drberg]

I'm glad you found this post useful!

[@MrCosmin94]

@@norawajdi7642 "sign of spirituality" that's why cultures are stupid.

[@normangrandy8904]

@@Drberg EVERY post is more than useful Doc!!!

[@benjaminbrewer2569]

Eye’ve needed this info for a long time too. Thanks Doc.

[@ApatchiApatchi]

The best doctor in the World 👍👍👍❤️ from Tunisia 🇹🇳

[@Drberg]

Thanks for following!

[@ApatchiApatchi]

@@Drberg i watching you videos (arabic traduction) since almost 1,5 years (begining of Corona),you was help me sooooo much👍 ,thanks Dr, you are reely good man ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💟💟💟❣️❣️🇹🇳

[@zarinatonse3744]

Thankyou Doc.for yr excellent information

[@khadijahnyabinghi]

Extended fasting maintains clear vision absolutely. I have found this to be true.

[@khadijahnyabinghi]

@@miguelmejia4656 Precisely so. Extended fasts are awesome.

[@s.a.Bfirestarters]

what kindo of fasting no eat no drink for 48hours?

[@ertibana6202]

@@miguelmejia4656 u didnt eat for 4 days?

[@ertibana6202]

@@miguelmejia4656 now i dont work. Its been 20 h fasting till now. I got eye floaters from an amtibiotic called levofloxacin.😪

[@Clipspazze]

@@ertibana6202 yes

[@silkhead44]

I’ve been doing intermittent fasting for over a year and just developed eye floaters last month

[@VK-vg6fp]

Been doing for over 10 years on weekly basis but for 24h. Wanna try 72.

[@shirleylake7738]

Thank you for the useful information 👍😀. My doc never said how to get rid of the floaters.

[@pamshairexpo3892]

I needed this info so bad Doc u have no idea🙌🏾 Thankyou so much👏🏾💯

[@Drberg]

Very glad to be of help.

[@tr1707]

How long did it take to work for you?

[@sonarsphere]

Just like many commented below, after 3 years of fasting/keto there was no reduction in eye floaters for me.

[@grantp4022]

I doubt that there would be, as changing of diet or fasting won't help. Your eyeball is filled with a gel like substance called the vitreous humor. Some people actually have the vitreous taken out, and replaced with a substance and this has cured the eye floaters for some. Usually after cataract surgery. Another way is to have them zapped with a lag laser, which some eye doctors specialize in. Bit risky though, as your better off with good vision, and the distractions the floaters cause, than "no vision" from an operation gone wrong. I've had them since very young, but "only" in my right eye, but my left has none. If the floaters were related to your diet, I'd have them in both eyes. It's hard to believe that people believe what's in the content of these videos. Not true. I should add, I've had them since young, and they get worse with age. I hope someday they find a safe cure.

[@colourfulpencil998]

Maybe you did something wrong. I was fasting and mine also disappeared.

[@naughtydog9843]

How long did you fast? Thanks much appreciated

[@Dbb27]

@@grantp4022 it seems if they haven’t been there since childhood they most likely won’t disappear. I had the laser. That doesn’t work either. It breaks them up, it doesn’t destroy them. I only did one eye. I have the same tadpole swimming around but it’s not as pronounced as it was, however, there’s a bit of a cloud from the dispersed pieces. I wouldn’t do it again. $2,000 later. 😮

[@JannyMaha]

I see a floater when I close my eyes while laying out in the sun. I think it's just an old healed up suture that was taken after ripping my eyelid due to a fall when I was a child.

[@vasantsande8644]

Thank you Dr. Eric.

[@Drberg]

My pleasure.

[@marinamartinez6886]

Very interesting, never heard of this. Worth a try. 👍👍👍

[@Drberg]

Go for it! Hopefully that helps you.

[@NG-yf8ls]

I have so many floaters that I stopped reading because of it (couldn’t focus on the book only the floaters). I have been an avid reader since childhood...definitely going to try this!

[@fragilechords5118]

My floaters went away recently from Intermittent fasting. I had them for about 4 years and they were really annoying. Especially looking up at the sky made them stand out. I've done Intermittent fasting for a couple of years but usually just for about 15 or 16 hours. 4 weeks ago I started fasting for 20 hours twice a week, and noticed my floaters had disappeared last week. Really crazy after having them for 4 years. I'm so happy to be rid of them though!

[@livelifewithshreshthi9216]

@@fragilechords5118 I'm happy for you 😊😊

[@karinag53]

@@fragilechords5118 how are you now? I will try it. I am very depressed because of my floaters

[@fragilechords5118]

@@karinag53 When I first got floaters it was really upsetting. I especially hated going into large stores with bright lights. But then after a while, I sort of got used to them. I'm so glad that they're gone now though.

[@theking2000]

On day one of the 3 day fast and can feel the difference already in less than 30 hours. Feel as though the floaters have visibly reduced noticeably. Thank you for this video doctor.

[@Drberg]

Awesome. Glad to know that fasting helps you. Stay safe and healthy!

[@theking2000]

Day 2 is even better , it really works for me. So thankful to you. You are incredible doctor. I am just happy I decided to give this a try.

[@theking2000]

Literally I just kept myself hydrated n avoided solids the whole time. I think if someone is healthy enough to try this fast , give it a try and thank the Doctor later. I am so excited

[@theking2000]

@@F30jake It was a visible difference n yes it worked for me. Since the fasting, I have also been having 2000 mg vitamin C daily along with one capsule ( krill ), and using MSM 15 ( 2 drops 3 times a day )…. It’s literally a magical transformation. Please be informed , I am not a doctor and am just sharing what truly worked for me . I hope it works for you too. Also I have made it a practice to have at least 2 kale salads each week along with 2 servings of Tuna fish . Yes my floaters have almost completely dissappeared and I am thankdful to Dr Eric Berge for posting this video.

[@duobrotherstv2119]

​@@theking2000 Hi did you did dry fasting

[@berdiberdi742]

Thankyou so much, that’s exactly what I have.

[@Drberg]

Very glad to be of help.

[@scottstevens2752]

Great video! Thank you!

[@Drberg]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

[@nenevz2948]

What about nattokinase/serrapeptase with or without fasting for this issue or for cleansing bad proteins throughout the body? Knowledgeable thoughts Dr. Berg or anyone

[@readysetgo8706]

I personally know someone who used a carnivore diet, prolonged fasting, I F, nattokinase, and serrapeptase on an empty stomach- all this combined over the course of more than a year. The result was shrinkage in excess tissue she was supposed to have surgery to remove. She swears by this method.

[@thirteenwolfies]

This couldn’t have come at a better time! Just the other day I was wondering about why I have floaters

[@OrlenaGEstrada]

Me too, made me get bad anxiety because I didn’t know what it was

[@MrTCass]

I just started having them just 2 days ago , I was worried . It’s kinda weird . Thx for all the encouraging comments !

[@barrygiddey9139]

Thanks Doc,This has been a pain in the!- thanks for the information 👍

[@Drberg]

Very glad to be of help.

[@doristinio4862]

Thank you Dr.Berg.

[@Drberg]

You're welcome.

[@ahyeebaga1659]

Hi Dr., is there a vitamin supplement to slow down EPM progression? Appreciate if you can discuss this condition in one of your videos. Thanks in advance.

[@kalvitheadalgal7223]

Yes vitamin b3

[@tobiasjulian]

Am having eye floaters since 1995..26 years. Thanks Dr Berg I ll try this fix.,😊

[@Drberg]

Very glad to be of help.

[@vincentsciullo1276]

You’re the best Dr. Berg

[@Drberg]

Thank you for your kind response. Dr. Berg's Support Team

[@jaimevalenzuela2502]

Excelent information. Thanks you

[@Drberg]

I'm glad you like this post.

[@celark]

Thanks, I like your honesty in saying you don't have any studies to link to, but it would be good to know, how do you know it works? Is it from your own experience with patients? How many patients? I think that would help people who are on the fence with IF to consider its benefits.

[@janicegrandy8572]

Just reading all the comments in this section kinda confirms it for me….

[@amyi5256]

When I get floaters, I eat some fresh pineapple. Viola! Moments later no more floaters. I have no idea (except the bromelain?) why this works. It is magic!

[@shivam1.046]

is it true ?

[@amyi5256]

@@shivam1.046 It is for me. Actually, I freeze pineapple in pieces to be prepared, not only fresh.

[@waynepayne9875]

No it's not true. Bromelain cannot work that fast. People who see results have to take it for months and even then it doesn't disappear them.

[@MdSaif-gw3xq]

​@@amyi5256How much time taken to reduce the floaters.?

[@amyi5256]

Moments, like seconds!

[@rcdenholm]

Thanks for this video I had eye floaters for 20 years now

[@Drberg]

Very glad to be of help.

[@masturaahmadkamil8619]

Dr. THANK YOU!

[@Drberg]

My pleasure.

[@juliarisi8385]

Mine appeared about a month after cataract surgery,in both eyes. It’s when you disturb the vitreous layer in your eye,according to my eye doctor.

[@debbiekirk7099]

I had the same surgery and 1 week after I had floaters in one eye that looked like a bean with roots hanging from it. The next week I had them appear in the other eye and it looks like I am looking through seaweed. Sometimes I can ignore them but other times a real pain in the but. I might look into having them laser zapped. Just scared it might make them worse!

[@timothyandersen4331]

I have started noticing them about 2-3h after i break my 16h fast, but its also just after i end my work day and im usually pretty tired.

[@DuBz007.]

Thanks, Doc!

[@Drberg]

My pleasure.

[@janmartenlocher]

Thank you for that hint, just found it!

[@Drberg]

Glad you found it so helpful!

[@MCOD1999UK]

I use mine as an irl crosshair.

[@737tech]

I've had them all my life. I guess I will have to try fasting...

[@merymoor]

The sun glazing late afternoon, so great.

[@PhaseSkater]

Dang dr berg making me scared of getting old. I’ll cherish my 20s

[@NataliesBestLife]

Yes you better enjoy them- it’s not fun getting old!!

[@rdubs1705]

Do it, I sure did. My 20s were a blast. Now I'm 36 and way more lame.

[@TechBuRn1337]

Follow his advice and your 30's and 40's will just be 20's extended edition! I'm in better shape and feel better at 34 than I did at 21.

[@WideCuriosity]

Always enjoy your present. You'll never be that young again in your lifetime.

[@10Hammers]

I had a lot more floaters prior to the ketogenic diet. They seem to fade over time. I get them now from time to time but not nearly as bad as I used to get them.

[@waynepayne9875]

Did you ever have dark ones that were visible indoors?

[@Freckles303]

Dr. Berg, you are amazing! Today when I got into my car and I saw this long black stringy thing with a head on it floating around in my vision. I was quite concerned. Then I thought, I’ll ask Dr Berg, and voila, you informed me of what it is, and what to do about it. I thank you from the bottom of my heart! you are a gift to us!

[@bilalbam6961]

Did it diminish.i just got the same exact thing 3 months ago from an inflammation. It was dark and slender but its getting larger and less dark

[@joybennett1903]

Thank you Dr. Berg! Who knew!!! 😊

[@ksc743]

I know someone whose floaters disappeared after 3 months when she took good quality grass-fed bovine collagen powder every day.

[@laoamao]

How much did she take daily?

[@ksc743]

@@laoamao she takes 2 scoops per day (the scoop is in the packet). 1 scoop = 11 grams protein.

[@laoamao]

@@ksc743 Thanks.

[@sriramasrinivasan6438]

Hi Dr. Berg, I have had floaters since I had a shallow retina detachment 35 years ago, and surgery for it. Since then the retina has been well settled. Will prolonged fasting help floaters which have been triggered by limited detachment and surgery too?

[@claudium5774]

Yout vision îs ok at that eye woth retinal detachment?

[@nizamabadadda9481]

Namasthe sir

[@omarabdiyahye7417]

Hi friend I have also eye floaters plz give you contact brother