BREAST PAIN (A Commonly Overlooked Cause)

[@KenDBerryMD]

This cheap supplement often fixes breast pain: amzn.to/31O2ple

[@funnynickline]

Do not get bother with me Doc I am just being honest,,,. what I have commented in there is my remedies personally, thankyou, please do not think of me that I am an immoral person cause I am not,,, I only resume those as I've said for my right man,. 🙏

[@maryduff8831]

My mom's Dr said her breast pain was "Alzheimer's of the breast" because if a lipoma pressing on nerves and because of the nerves they can't remove it .... Alzheimer's of the breast?

[@tlc19725]

My supplement vitamin has 150 mcg of iodine.. is that too much?

[@tlc19725]

Just came from the hospital because of breast pain! This video came right on time...they didn't know why I had the pain but they did give me blood pressure meds. But can this iodine supplement help with my high blood pressure?

[@jackiehankins8938]

KenDBerryMD condescending is the word that comes to mind.

[@nancyhart5348]

Thank you for exposing the way women are often treated. Years ago I saw a gynecologist for heavy bleeding during perimenopause and he said I should be referred to a psychiatrist. Seriously that happened. I remember being so shocked and hurt and angry and sick in the pit of my stomach all at once. I didn't say anything because I just didn't know what to say. Thank you for being here for all of us and giving us a voice.

[@KenDBerryMD]

Please, let me apologize for the behavior of this doctor, and 1000's more just like him.

[@nancyhart5348]

@@KenDBerryMD Thank you so much

[@juliebryant6438]

Wow a psychiatrist? Yes sometimes I feel like I need to see a psychiatrist LOL but it wouldn't be because of a physical problem.

[@G020977]

I called my gyn's office to ask about heavy menses and clotting and was informed by the nurse that I was not getting any younger and this is what to expect. Nearly a year later I had an emergency hysterectomy. I was so worn down and anemic by that point (after heavy menstruating for 28 days each month). Just fortunate that I didn't collapse and kill my self or others while driving.

[@deanablythe9394]

@@G020977 This is so sad, but unfortunately how women are treated.

[@sharonhodder8972]

Thank you for exposing the ridiculousness of the medical algorithms! I had a similar encounter at 31yo I went to my doctor, explained extreme fatigue, weight gain, heavy periods, unusual (for me) period pain, back pain. Bloods taken, showed low iron and B12, treated and sent to dietician for weight loss. This was no help, so I went back a few more times, told I was overweight and a mother so tiredness was just normal as was everything else. Uterine scan done, showed thick lining, no treatment done. Over 2 years of this and I then changed doctors. Symptoms added were pressure in lower abdomen, more weight gain but was eating less without trying. New doctor was furious with old doctor, sent me for urgent scans and bloods, CA125 elevated, scans showed large ovarian tumor. Surgery and diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer followed shortly after. I was 33 when diagnosed. Struggled with that for a few years and the huge changes due to radical hysterectomy. Weight ballooned, felt terrible. Finally found the ketogenic lifestyle and haven’t looked back! 70lbs down and still going 😊

[@vickieturner8688]

WOW! You sure are a lot more patient than I am!

[@sharonhodder8972]

Oh I was for a bit but then not so much, I kept going back and forth asking for help. 2 different doctors at the practice just kept giving me little bits of hope, let’s do this, let’s do that, could be just this or that. I started getting quite unwell and ended up in the ER just after seeing the new doctor who figured it out with the help of the hospital 😔

[@vickieturner8688]

@@sharonhodder8972 Amazing! Congratulations on your success! Keto and fasting sure has helped me a great deal, as well!

[@Texasketogirl]

I can’t believe they never did an ultrasound. You should go back and tell them they neglected you as a patient. Or at least write a review on web MD. I am glad you found a better doctor.

[@tiabiamama]

I started having breast pain a few months ago. Went to the doctor. He held my hand, told me not to worry about it, but come back next year for another mammogram. I figured out on my own they were cysts, and then looked around online. Eventually saw something about some old time wisdom from doctors in the past. They would say when you have no idea, and cannot figure it out, use iodine. They said to paint the breasts with iodine, to relieve cysts. So a few days ago I did. Got a cotton ball and some tincture of iodine, and painted away. I was prepared to apply it every day for a while, but I haven't had any pain and forgot about it.

[@heavenisreal7058]

Did your lump go away?

[@anneventura1230]

i had fibrocystic breasts, painted with iodine for 3 weeks it all went away in the 3 weeks.

[@nikkyshairades9078]

@@anneventura1230 please does it has to do with lumps?

[@sukhsingh2460]

@@anneventura1230 where from you get iodine or its salt which we use in home? Tell me plz

[@anneventura1230]

@@sukhsingh2460 Sorry it took so long I had problems with Gmail. I use Lugols Iodine 5%

[@rosehagood3146]

"Patronizing" is the word that comes to mind.

[@lisahause8705]

CONGRATULATIONS ON PRECIOUS BABY BOY! MAY GOD BLESS YOU & YOUR FAMILY!!! 👶👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻❤️

[@mikewhite9818]

Lisa Hause All caps lowers the quality of your post.

[@LadyPashta]

No, it doesn't. It was appropriate here.

[@mikewhite9818]

LadyPashta All caps is never appropriate. It is hard to read and marks you as a domineering person. Further it is an indication of low IQ and very poor quality education.

[@lisahause8705]

Mike White I DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOUR OPINION! ITS FOR MR. KEN D BERRY MD ! BTW- He ❤️ it!!!

[@mikewhite9818]

Lisa Hause It is not opinion. Every intelligent normal person knows all caps is not appropriate. It is hard to read and you are showing the world your IQ and education is way below par. Type correctly and get more readers and not show off your stupidity.

[@technojunkindatrunk]

Doc! You are spot on! I started iodine drops sometime ago hoping to help with my Hypothyroidism issues. And... low and behold, I noticed my breast pain and discomfort had disappeared altogether! I didn’t know why and now I do!! So, ladies, Doc knows what he is talking about indeed. The natural route is always better than the prescription/pharmaceutical way. Thanks so much for this video. I always look forward to the wisdom you provide to us. 🤗

[@risinginlove.7364]

What kind of pain were you experiencing??? I’m having prickle like pain in my left breast

[@technojunkindatrunk]

@@risinginlove.7364 You know, I can’t quite define the pain. I have to have ultrasound done instead of mammograms. My right breast is just exceptionally tender to the touch - last mammogram made me cry it was so painful.

[@davinamichaeli3640]

@@technojunkindatrunk did the iodine work ?

[@technojunkindatrunk]

@@davinamichaeli3640 Davina, I switched to iodine pills instead of the drops. So far, no pain. I don’t do mammograms, i yearly do ultra sound instead. I’m so fortunate, Medicare pays for most of it. Mammograms are really painful when you have fibrostic lumps and ultrasound is a breeze. I’m glad to be off a drug for hypothyroidism that affects the liver! Read Medical Medium’s book on the thyroid if you have this condition. Best of luck to you 🙏

[@technojunkindatrunk]

@@davinamichaeli3640 NOT a cheap iodine pill, cheap ones have fillers in them Davina.

[@charlotteweasea7820]

I have to tell you that after 3 1/2 months following you advice on keto for diabetes...I am now out of diabetic range...so going to figure about a year to continue getting my A1c down even more. I will eat this way for the rest of my life. Thanks a million.

[@TirzaAfterWLS]

Have severe breast pain almost daily. I tell my Doctors and I thought maybe hormone imbalance. But, they never take it seriously 😪. Happy to see this video. Thank you!

[@mabelle2756]

Tirza, It's probably time to go to another doctor.

[@C2yourself]

Look up Dr. John Lee, "what your doctor won't tell you about menopause" Estrogen dominance can cause breast pain along with migraines and lots of other side effects. Progesterone cream helped me tremendously, took about 5-6 weeks to being my levels up

[@kathryninhawaii7115]

My breast pain stopped when I stopped wearing a bra about 20 years ago. So I need to wear layered clothing due to that. At one point I wore a bra after I stopped and that night I was woken up with severe breast pain from a sound sleep. That’s when I stopped wearing it for good. But this limits what I can wear in general of course. My smallest size since age 16 when I weighed about 128 pounds at 5‘6“ was 32F so that is part of my problem

[@TirzaAfterWLS]

@@C2yourself I am 39 and hope not going through menopause, but you never know.

[@TirzaAfterWLS]

@@kathryninhawaii7115 waking up from the pain has happened to me as well. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@dollcina]

“Dismissive” is the word you are looking for.

[@canadiankid42]

Ken! I'm here from Ottawa in Nashville for the first time! Love your content! I'd love to shake your hand. Keep blessing us with your material. Be well my friend !

[@KellyGarton]

Congrats on the new addition! Thanks for all you do and the free medical info. :-)

[@howtomedicate]

Your diet is often the answer! Try to eat healthy and not too much.

[@judithjackson1182]

I like how you encourage us to do our own research and you don't present yourself as a tower of knowledge letting us know where you got your information from. It just makes you one that one can more easily trust.

[@susanmarie8526]

Oops! Not sure how important you think it is, but at around 2:55 you misspoke and said something like "to make sure there's not a serious cause for your breast CANCER, when I'm sure you meant to say breast PAIN." I normally don't point out things like that, yet it seemed important in this case. Thanks for listening.

[@Amy_Lynn_In_Tennessee]

The word "condescending" comes to mind. 🤔

[@susanpalmer1964]

Well said

[@VirginiaMathews94]

That was the first word I thought of too!

[@Texasketogirl]

I had sudden and severe breast pain my first year out of college. I went to the OBGYN very scared. My grandmother died from pancreatic cancer at 64 and my aunt died from breast cancer. She told me to calm down because cancer doesn’t hurt and her advice was to stop eating salt. She told me I had very fibrous breast and it was just me eating too much processed foods. 2 years later a doctor finally addresses the pain my mother has been having on her lower back, kidney cancer. She had her entire kidney removed and has been fine 21 years later. So cancer can hurt…. I have been taking iodine and my once hard breast are completely soft with no pain. Plus I have a lot more energy. Iodine does work and don’t let a doctor mansplain breast pain to you.

[@leaveittolefty]

@@Texasketogirl i had ovarian cancer 12 yrs ago and believe-the pain was intolerable. my cancer was size of cantaloupe when removed in surgery

[@lanamcqueen]

@@Texasketogirl how much iodine did you take?

[@Texasketogirl]

@@lanamcqueenI follow the advice of Dr Elizabeth bright. 8 drops of Lugol’s 2% iodine daily in a glass of water at the beginning of the day. You can put it in coffee too.

[@Texasketogirl]

@@lanamcqueenlook up Dr Elizabeth Bright on KZbin. I use Lugol’s 2% liquid iodine. 8 drops per day. Work your way up to 8 drops.

[@suzyq3225]

Thanks for introducing the word mansplain to me. I will use it.😊

[@Paula-po9kx]

Congratulations on your new baby boy, he looks like you and looks to be very healthy. I don't do Instagram so I haven't seen anymore than one picture on Facebook and it doesn't say how big he is or how he and momma are doing. Sending many blessings your way...

[@DeborahSutherlandDebinPei]

You'd be surprised just how many women don't wear the right bra for their size and shape, just like some people don't know their shoe size 🤔🙄. Great video as usual.

[@BetterMe981]

Deb... YES, that fact should not be ignored, even when a doctor is dismissive!

[@cathygoltsoff9615]

Comment on wrong bra type: Yes! My sister wants to be smaller and I know some who wear ridiculously padded strange bras. You are so correct regarding the wrong bra type. I know several women wear the same bra that at one time may have worked for them but they are worn, have safety pins or are just ancient and the reason they all gave is that the bra fits, is comfy etc. I saw my own Mom do this and if a bra was discontinued she would be reluctant to try a new style. If I find a good fitting bra I buy plenty, and because many of my loved ones have worn such ugly old (probably unfunctional) bras I want mine to be pretty. I am a breast cancer survivor and had 2 lumpectomy(s) and I agree that a good bra that fits correctly is important. After my surgeries I find push-up bra styles to actually cause pain; but thank goodness there are pretty bras in comfortable styles !

[@heatherfeathers1fan]

I work as a server, so I walk a lot. I told my doctor that I had a gout and that the pain was getting worse, she told me to buy comfier shoes. I was pissed, but I didn’t say anything. That was the day I stoped believing in Drs, and I decide to do my own research, and that’s how I came across Dr. Berry and others. I have lost weight and learned to stay healthy. I am thankful that I got that answer from my Dr.

[@eve7389]

I actually have been having a lot of breast pain in my right breast and I have an apt in 2 days for an ultrasound, I came across this video and actually went out and bought some antiseptic iodine put it all over my breast.. I promise you the pain went away INSTANTLY!!! Instant relief... Amazing thank you so much!!!

[@sarahmilner8483]

How did you get on at your Ultrasound

[@eve7389]

@@sarahmilner8483 Oh thank you for asking! They found a few cyst which according to the doctor are pretty normal for my age (36) ... so everything was ok thank God.

[@sarahmilner8483]

@@eve7389 fantastic news ❤️

[@Cinthialavesyuu]

@@eve7389 So it was those cysts causing that breast pain for you?

[@eve7389]

@@Cinthialavesyuu Yes I believe so

[@Darvit_Nu]

Thank you so much for posting a video about this sensitive subject. ♥️ Your videos and the informative studies you share with us help and touch so many lives! Thank you Dr. Berry🤗♥️🙏

[@sardot4960]

_Just pat them on the hand and tell them it's going to be okay..._ ...while you hand them a script for Prozac.

[@ElifArcane]

Thanks for bringing attention to how condescending those questions are. Thanks so much for this information. I have had really sore breasts as a PMS symptom for over twenty years.

[@meera2531]

Had mastitis for years and noticed it's linked to dairy. Depending on how much dairy I used to have it used to decrease or increase. Now having eliminated dairy, totally pain free!

[@BetterMe981]

For me it's too much caffeine that causes my breast pains. I'm just fine with dairy, but need to consume seaweed or other iodine sources to counter the caffeine when I drink that. Glad you found what was hurting you! It can all be so tricky, right?

[@highpowerincontrol9731]

Wow maybe that's my problem, it obviously doesn't agree with me anyway ,, imma give this a try

[@theinfjgoyim5508]

Probably consuming dead diary products. Diary is generally fine for everyone. If you are getting your food from a "grocery store" then you are going to have all types of problems. Buy real food from farms and you won't have any problems.

[@anonbee9726]

My response to those three astonishingly condescending comments: You're Fired!

[@rita.---]

Yes Dr. Berry, I began having breast pain a few years ago off and on. It gradually got to be a daily thing and quite concerning. I was listening to a talk online about iodine one day because of thyroid issues and discovered that the breast needs iodine. The larger the breasts the more they need. I decided to try it. Low and behold it worked! It took time, I went through a whole bottle of Iodine and I continue to take it daily. No more breast pain! Thank you for all you do Dr. Berry. You're amazing!

[@elizabethtara7658]

how much did you take per day, topically or orally?

[@nimraasghar9088]

Hello can you plz tell me how you uaed iodine??

[@elizabethtara7658]

hi

[@michaelapatton5379]

I'm a professional bra Fitter, most women don't know they are wearing the wrong size Bra!!! Crazy right. This is a great video I've gone back and forth to the doctor for Breast and they never give me results. Thank You!!

[@tosue1]

I'm so glad you encourage people do do their own research. 👍

[@shellycupp4062]

I was told my bra was to old! 😳 I have had breast pain off and on for years! Thank you for this video.

[@pameti.dragoblago]

of course.... that makes perfect sense ..... in a parallel universe, perhaps... unbelievable.

[@toesoverhohos1569]

I was told that my fibrocystic breasts were just something I had to live with. I changed to all sports bras and just have been dealing with it. I am almost emotional since this could help me. Thanks Dr.Berry. I eat carnivore with lots of eggs but I will switch to an iodized salt

[@anonbee9726]

Iodized salt never contains enough iodine, and once opened the salt quickly loses potency of iodine. Not to mention that's a poor quality salt to begin with. Use Redmond Real Salt and read The Iodine Crisis by Lynne Farrow. The book is a real eye-opener.

[@user-pd2kq3rq7s]

I used to have painful breasts in my 20's and was told it was fibrosystic breasts and to stay away from chocolate and caffeine. I didn't want to give up either, so I did my own research and read in a health dictionary, to take vitamin E and coQ10 for painful breasts. That combo of supplements always made the pain go away for me every time I took it. The pain eventually stopped, and haven't had any pain in my 30's or 40's from it.

[@pradnya3820]

@@user-pd2kq3rq7s what's your age now???

[@sakshi3248]

Does intake of iodine increases estrogen or chances of breast cancer

[@Test-vr3kf]

They left out something on the algorithm: "maybe you should smile more"

[@BlueBlues9]

Thank you Doctor. You've brought me comfort during this concerning time . I'm 24 years old and I'm experiencing minor burning sensations on my right breast . I'm sure it may be related to my menstrual cycle seeing as it's close to the that time in the month . But it's always good to double check and do extensive research as you said . It never hurts to educate yourself . I do admit that I have been doing a lousy job at my diet since I've been working remote . However I intend to take your advice and not only add iodine to my diet but to also fully convert my diet to plant based . The key to life is truly how we take care of ourselves nutritionally and physically . Cheers .Thanks once again .

[@joyodurowaa7909]

How are you feeling now Am having the same problem for 3 months now Dr can’t see anything and scan shows nothing and also have irregular periods

[@BlueBlues9]

@@joyodurowaa7909 Oh no :/ im sorry to hear you have yet to alleviate your symptoms . My burning subsided since this time on its own. I'm sure it was 3 of the following things . One , the foods I was consuming back in this time because they were usually saturated fatty foods ( I was ordering out alot & drinking lots of juice ) . Second , stress - I had alot going on . Third , my period was a week & half away from hitting. Sure enough I did get it . After I managed both my diet and stress , and of course waited for my period to end , I then stopped experiencing those burning sensations . However , I noticed that intensive stress does eventually lead me to that burn again . But I'm definitely certain I could prevent those burns from happening altogether if I do my due diligence in maintaining a nutritious diet. I would keep insisting and get a second or third opinion. You know your body best . If something's off , somethings off. Keep fighting for an answer , keep reading and reading and researching . I hope you find the answer ♥️ much love & luck to you. Do update me when you can.

[@Cinthialavesyuu]

@@BlueBlues9 Did your breast feel heavish like full and you just had pain on the side bcuz it hurts for me even jus if i walk not extreme but i do feel a pain and if i make movements like pick up a cup or when im cooking Im so stressed ove rit :/

[@pamelanewman6948]

I have appreciated your messages. I was having all the symptoms the lack of magnesium causes. I got some liquid magnesium and have not had a problem since. Thank you for your service to humanity.

[@CalmVibesVee]

Magnesium fixes so much! I take 500mg magnesium citrate every night.

[@shannon2228]

Himalayan pink salt has a lot of magnesium and is natural and I make sole LOL you can KZbin that and there are different ways to make it! It also helps me sleep at night! A tablespoon and some water before bed is amazing

[@CalmVibesVee]

Shannon 222 I use Himalayan pink salt too!!! I put it in everything. I used to have tachycardia first year of keto. I always thought it was potassium I was lacking. After some experiments I figured out it was salt I was lacking! Such an easy fix!!

[@hollyconger9037]

magnesium helps so many different kinds of pain

[@marissasofia6286]

Can i use magnesium oil spray aswell for breast pain due to hormonal imbalance?

[@EmilyPwnsYouu]

thank you for your help dr berry. i started using iodine drops straight onto my sore breast and after the first drop it got rid of my pain. i tried to up my dosage after reading lynne farrows book about it but the pain returned so im sticking to the 1-2 drops directly onto the skin. thank you for all your hard work

[@sarahfox3312]

That’s so interesting. I’ve always suffered from breast pain with what I thought was hormonal fluctuations. Now that I’m in late stage peri menopause it’s gone which I put down to hormones. Though now I think about it I’ve also consistently supplemented with iodine for about a year now. Light bulb moment. Thanks for this.

[@meera2531]

Cutting out dairy made it go away for me...

[@amyschaefer1140]

Congratulations on your new baby boy! 🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈

[@LadyFerenczy]

Right on time, recently my breast pains came back and I was thinking what to do about it. I will definitely try it.

[@Spotonpoint]

Dr, Berry gets younger looking every time I see him.

[@susanb598]

Hes hot! 😁

[@rhondae8222]

@@earthn1447 , How do you know that he dyes his hair? Even if he does, he's a very handsome man, and this is coming from a Black woman. Some people don't start greying until their late fifties☺️

[@freedomsmarch4948]

@@earthn1447 clown shoe

[@earthn1447]

@@rhondae8222 yes, you are right. I was just being silly, I say to myself - I wonder if he dyes his hair when I read her comment - maybe I should keep my thoughts to myself. :)

[@earthn1447]

@@freedomsmarch4948 how did you know?

[@blueshinystar]

your wife is married to an Angel thank you for your knowledge and devotion 💙⭐️

[@melissagallaway3073]

Thank You. I’m trying these things. Been on the struggle bus! Love this channel.

[@CraftsandTrueCrimeTracy]

As a Mammographer this is my "opinion"...the first word that comes to mind is CONDESENDING. It is no longer called or treated as fibrocystic disease, it's a type of breast tissue. Actually an-ill fitted bra can be an issue. The biggest issue for women w/breast pain is hormones. So many women ingest way too much soy & caffeine which make fibrocystic tissue more sensitive. Women that are on HRT can almost be guaranteed to have breast pain/sensitivity. I would hope a provider's last option would be Tamoxifen since many women being treated for breast cancer don't tolerate it well (hot flashes). Great video...I've never heard that iodine could help!

[@pyeodonnell5315]

Wrong size bra ,anxiety & reassurance I’d say very Condescending

[@firstmoondancer]

Exactly what I was going to say!

[@donnasauer2699]

Actually there is a VERY high percentage of women who wear the wrong size bra

[@meera2531]

All things aside the culprit is dairy!

[@JackieKay11]

Meera Couldn’t agree with you more. Dairy’s insulin like growth hormone is attracted to the hormonal receptors in both breast and prostate tissue.

[@meera2531]

@@JackieKay11 So true... Most people don't know this!

[@t8t3rt0t.]

Talked with my hormone doctor about my pain a couple of months ago and she suggested that I start by cutting coffee out of my diet completely. She said that there’s a chemical in it that contributes to the pain plus the caffeine - I had nothing to lose really, so I did it and I’ve been pain free ever since. I did start the iodine for other reasons about a week ago, but cutting out coffee fixed the pain that I’ve had for years.

[@positivepessimist6853]

Caffeine, red wine and citrus are notorious culprits

[@rosemiller8425]

Such knowledge, I watch each day, and follow your channel.

[@gabbygryphon]

If my physician offered me those 3 options ( which are ridiculous & ARCHAIC ) I would respond with, "Doc < as I pat his/her hand > You're fired."

[@SuperBotanica]

for 5 years i have sometimes had pain in my left chest, especially when lying down. heart pain? I don't go to the doctor because I don't want to end up in expensive examinations, which are very expensive for me, without insurance. i live with it.

[@SuperBotanica]

@QualityRock Productions - I sleep more on the right side

[@SuperBotanica]

@QualityRock Productions - deep down in the left breast - once or twice a day for 1-2 minutes

[@SuperBotanica]

@QualityRock Productions - no lump

[@SuperBotanica]

@QualityRock Productions - thanks for the hint with the coffee - from tomorrow i will only drink tea - maybe it will help - thanks again for your help

[@maryland8532]

Before and after my twins were born I had this pain. Thanks for clearing it up!

[@Handbookfortherehomed]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for doing this video! I'm dealing with this issue right now. I have this iodine supplement but haven't been using it. I will be now!

[@flyboardteam2046]

Many thanks Dr. Berry, I checked your information and all your saying is really true! Love you for that. Thank you from Holland Europe

[@su8111]

That sounds like my old retired dr ... Exactly like him. Patronizing. It is just straight up patronizing.

[@birkit1133]

That's a good word.

[@SenkoFarms]

Another great video thank you for all your work Doc!!

[@jamilahadade4412]

I really enjoy all your videos because I always learn something new. You’re advices are always so easy to follow. Thanks for sharing Doctor and God bless you. Greetings from New York City 🙏👍🌃

[@chrischerylbrown4301]

Thank you bunches, my breast pain made it hard to hug my kids, with a mother who died of breast cancer and my last mammogram coming back healthy despite my pain, i said, let me consult the docs that will help.... Thank you DR Berry! In just a few days reversed!! I also do keto and keep learning about health for myself and my kids. Thank you thank you thank you

[@chefpartyandrea]

The word you’re looking for is condescending. Good topic Dr. Berry - thanks!

[@katebrown9110]

That kind of protocol seems very behind the times, that’s putting it lightly. I’m very pro doing your own research because many times there are simple natural remedies that can used that modern medicine just haven’t come around to because it’s so focused on pharmaceutical treatments. Thanks so much for all you do, we sure do appreciate it!! It really helps to hear some common concern and easy practical solutions!🤗🙏💕

[@rosagomez6836]

Thank you,Doctor.

[@SimonJjuuko-lw2nt]

Thanks 🙏 for such important messages

[@Jeannified]

My female nurse practicioner told me those three things this time last year. Turns out I was wearing the wrong size bra, though. I was wearing a B and needed a DDD. Who knew? That being said, I don't think I am done with this situation yet. Back to the doctor recently. We'll see how this thing plays out. Praying hard!

[@jeaniepiecara2574]

Congrats, Dr. Daddy, on Baby Berry!!

[@jenniesanders1203]

I suffer terribly. Breast specialist told me to take and apply Evening Primrose. It really helps. I bring it up to my GP every year before mammo I just ordered from your link Thank you, wish you were MY doc in San Antonio TX

[@infullbloom3246]

When I told my doctor that my breasts sometimes hurt specially before period, he said the body is telling you, you need to get pregnant. Yup he is a doc in USA.

[@danakarloz5845]

In Full Bloom I’ve heard that from a lot of people; not just doctors...I ain’t neva havin’ no babies! I’m not going to have any children because I don’t want any. I love babies but I’m not interested in having to keep them once they’re born...

[@hannanatalisa3282]

Horrible

[@vickieturner8688]

@@danakarloz5845 At least you understand what you want and don't want in your life! Nobody who doesn't want kids should have them. That never turns out well for the child or the parent. There are many who should have been sterilized, in my opinion. I applaud you.

[@INFORMATIVESITUATIONS]

@@vickieturner8688 - AGREE 💯 ✌️

[@birkit1133]

That is a thing in veterinary medicine tbh.

[@gigismalley]

The word ASININE comes to mind for the non pharmacological questions, but that's just me. And I'd jump off the table and end the appointment immediately.

[@vickieturner8688]

Amen! I'd also tell every female I came across about the way that jerk totally dismissed my concerns and insulted me!

[@brookeharper5057]

This is perfect... literally just started having breast pain, particularly in the left breast. Went and had a mammo and ultrasound, all of a sudden I have dense breast tissue and cysts. I've had mammograms before, they've always been fine...I'm so hopeful this helps! Thank you!

[@meera2531]

Please avoid Dairy it will go away...

[@barbaraseffinga1908]

Avoid Parabens in your products

[@brookeharper5057]

@@meera2531 I've thought about that as a cause too, thank you

[@meera2531]

@@brookeharper5057 Do take care... eliminating it works wonders...

[@davinamichaeli3640]

Hi, did it work? I’m in the same boat

[@NejlikaBG]

I have fibrocystic breast disease and hypothyroidism. My experience over the past 3-4 years has been that I get breast pain for a couple of days before my period, but only for 2-3 months in winter. So my conclusion is it has to do with suboptimal thyroid levels.

[@thebelatexan4649]

I will try from today and see. Thanks for advice I hope it help.

[@amandapicazo2]

First doc I came to for my breast tenderness. In my 3rd month of keto last month had two periods. Just had to see doc Berry's advice first

[@elleamo92]

thank you so much for the helpful information! all the doctors used to tell me to stop drinking caffeine which never worked

[@vickieraburn888]

My pain was at the EXACT location of my breast cancer.

[@meera2531]

Eliminate dairy... The pain will not return.

[@elaineb8664]

Vickie Raburn Mine was also at the Exact location. I was told pain was good news since cancer didn't hurt. I had bi lateral mastectomy. There is no 1 size fits all.

[@hollyconger9037]

mine too

[@DesertEdgeLegal]

WOW. Were you able to treat it successfully?

[@vickieraburn888]

@@DesertEdgeLegal Lumpectomy and radiation, almost at my 2 yr mark.

[@aniketo4144]

Thank you so much for sharing this information, I take Iodine since saturday for my cold feet and hands, and my breast pain went away! I couldn't lay down on my stomach for half a year because they were so sensitive and painful.

[@evarigo5221]

Hi, could you tell me please how you intake the drop, so you drink it with water? Thank you

[@sherrypettyjohn3570]

Dr. Berry, I have autoimmune problems and fluctuate between Hashimoto's and Graves Disease. I stopped eating gluten and my health improved. Should I be taking an iodine supplement?

[@Mggrande998]

I have hashimoto's as well. I'd highly recommend reading the book "stop the thyroid madness" first before self supplementing with iodine. Iodine needs to be carefully calibrated with other supplements like selenium or it will make problems worse.

[@brooksreed9609]

I would start with selenium, vitd, zinc, magnesium, b12, then slowly increase iodine, lugols is too strong for someone with Hashimotos, could cause an adverse reaction. For iodine take a sea kelp supplement

[@pamoleson6399]

Congratulations on the birth of your baby!

[@BlueSteel07]

I take the Iodine but the most important thing I take for issues is Vitamin E. I started taking Vitamin E for breast soreness during periods and found that it works for pain.

[@amieinnovascotia8490]

Reassurance, followed by suggestions about my bra and calm down! I’d ask if my doctor even has a medical degree.

[@rhondae8222]

Thanks, Dr Berry!☺️

[@GS-rw9og]

always excellent

[@roxannern9393]

My breast surgeon told me to take a natural primrose supplement. He said it does work for many clients. As a nurse, my doctors know not to bring a prescription pad into my exam room. If necessary, we walk to their office and discuss pharmacological remedies. I was appreciative of his alternative knowledge and very much appreciate yours as well. Thank you.

[@Faithb73]

I take 6 drops of lugols 2% daily. Have taken for the past year after doing my own research. I have fibrocystic breasts and the pain became unbearable after a hysterectomy. I also have no thyroid due to RAI. This years mammogram was the first one where I did not have to have an Ultrasound scan along with it because of too thick breast tissue. The pain I experience now only lasts a few days, very minimal, at that time of the month. I still hormone cycle due to having kept ovaries! Thank you for making this video. Everyone I spoke with thought I was nuts!

[@gq1bornborn223]

Good job Doc👍👍👍

[@Bethanyfarmhomestead]

Another video example of why you are awesome! Great education, no BS!

[@gr82bloved43]

Thank you 😉👏 great post!

[@hollyminnick3535]

If my Dr said those things to me I would straight up tell them it was flat out disrespectful and that I am offended.

[@nancytownsel419]

I had a doctor ask if I wore an underwire bra because that could cause pain. I have to say I was surprised by the question.

[@anonbee9726]

It's actually true, and can cut off proper flow of lymph.

[@meera2531]

Underwires are not good...but for me it was cutting out dairy that made the pain go away...

[@BetterMe981]

Nancy... that's actually a reasonable question.

[@missloretta]

Whenever I have hormonal breast pain, like during PMS, if it becomes too much I take DIM which is a supplement isolated from broccoli that breaks down excess estrogen. It works like a charm! And also helps with other high estrogen symptoms like excessive crying and craziness. 😂 I supplement iodine occasionally (a drop in a glass of water once in a while), but I'm weary of overdoing it, but I could probably do a little more as you're saying.

[@elizabethtara7658]

hi what was it called ?

[@missloretta]

@@elizabethtara7658 DIM

[@LLLLLL000]

DIM

[@escal2707]

Yep true for me. As soon as I stop my iodine (nascent from Edward group, 3 drops a day) my boobs are on fire for about 10 days at the beginning of my period. Iodine makes it totally disappear. I found this out by doing a hairanalysis test. Good luck everyone 😄

[@kdmensen]

And if she’s 40 or over they’ll add “ well...at your age...”!🤦🏼‍♀️

[@sleepinglioness5754]

I sure wish I had a GP like you!

[@maxibake9323]

🎉 CONGRATULATIONS 🎉 To you & Neisha on the birth of your beautiful baby Boy Charles. Sounds to me like that GP was a Practitioner off Assholism. All pain should be investigated, IMHO. Thanks for sharing this important information with us all, & take care, all 3 off you. 🤗 ❤🙂🐶

[@najamartner7082]

I want to try iodine on my hurting breast, but Can not buy it in Denmark, so I hope to find it on the internet and buy it there.

[@brigittelogue6678]

What if men have breast pain? My husband has breast pain and he has had a mammogram and ultrasound and the Docs look at him as if he is crazy.

[@lionessm235]

Brigitte Logue - So sorry he is in pain, and getting nowhere on a subject he may have been reluctant to bring up. As Dr. Berry stated, all mammals, male or female have breast tissue and need iodine. If it were my husband I would get the supplement Dr. Berry recommends and see if it helps. Sometimes the solution seems too easy. My husband was being treated for restless leg syndrome, we went to a holistic healthcare practitioner for a different issue, and it turned out (in this case) he was extremely deficient in magnesium. He enjoys peaceful sleep now.

[@followurheart1]

Brigitte Logue pulled chest muscle?? Etc.

[@meera2531]

For me the solution is to cut out dairy. When I include dairy I get mastitis again. Dairy has a lot of hormones.

[@1Immortalmortal]

@@meera2531 Been checking on which dairies use the hormones for years. I react to them. Gotta stick with the ones I know.

[@finecurls2291]

@@meera2531 I noticed that too. I avoid dairy products.

[@user-tv5dt3nm9y]

The words, ‘right upper-cut’ come to mind as a reaction to the non-pharmacological call outs.

[@YogaBlissDance]

Doc stress can be a cause of breast pain too but thanks for your solutions.

[@monstersong7433]

My reply would be "I won't pay for today's visit, Doctor."

[@soniaoliha1408]

Have been having stabbing pain in both breast for 3years now I did mammogram thy said I have dense breast tissue what do I do can this lugol help.please I need anwers

[@pamelalynch3444]

I would call that patronizing!

[@teecee902]

I love your channel! Can you talk about costcondritis ? I have had this for months from my nephew squeezing my chest wayyy too tight on a hug. I thought my breast was damaged and doc said it was costocondritis . It still flares up sometime and causes indigestion to the point I think I’m dying, starts at the right ribs then sits in the middle . NSAIDs help some . I’ve been on keto for a year and wondered if weight loss and the diet caused me to be frail in the chest area 🤷‍♀️

[@AuditioningByHeart]

Exactly!!

[@cherriebrown8677]

The Amazon link for the iodine supplement no longer works. Thought you’d like to know.

[@robotlife2025]

Thank you very much sir!❤

[@peggyhiggins6923]

I've had Graves disease for 25 years and just finished 6 months of Piccline antibiotic therapy for Lyme Disease. Would I be able to use your supplement? Thank you

[@AngelaAStantonPhD]

Excellent discussion. Wow about the medical recommendations.; I would use the expression "blatant ignorance"