How Berberine Helps Manage Type 2 Diabetes

[@oldschool8292]

I just hung up from taking to my son about his type 2 diabetes and how it's continuing to get worse. Thank you so much Dr Been.

[@niviensaleh9688]

A metabolically healthy female, I have been taking berberine (as a weak PCSK-9 inhibitor and because it encourages autophagy). At the same time I have been perplexed by the fact that whenever I do a five-day fast, my blood sugar drops into the hypoglycemic range. Your overview tells me that BBR may be the culprit because it impedes gluconeogenesis. So a week before a longer fast it's a good idea to stop taking it. Thank you for giving me that insight. This was a great overview. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@LongStoryShortWithDrBeen]

So glad it helped!! Wising you much health.

[@carnivorechronicles]

How low is low because hypothermia is sometimes relative. I’ve been in my 60ties bs with no problems.

[@drwali7799]

Thanks you very much SIR...u have GOD gifted ability to explain very complex issue in a very simplistic way...u r mazing...🙏🙏🙏

[@Catchfish201]

I remember my undergraduate biochemistry exams....they were evil days ....9 hrs of essay writing.... Excellent lecture. Thanks

[@sewlykhatun521]

Dear Dr I do appreciate your detailed discussion regarding Berberine benefits for Blood sugar control Kindly advise which company Berberine is best in terms of blood sugar control and least side effects Regards

[@raykinney9907]

Yes! Beautiful mechanisms, and timely knowledge for me, while trying to reduce NAFLD fat in liver with the coffee mechanism. Thank you doctors!

[@LongStoryShortWithDrBeen]

Thank you for your kind words and support!

[@mreece1966]

Leukemia? Berberine can cause Leukemia. There is a 2013 study linking it to DNA damage. Causing chromosomal translocation which is what caused my CML. I took Berberine for months and I have been recently been diagnosed with CML. I have the Philadelphia chromosome which is caused by chromosomal translocation. Google Berberine DNA damage. There is a 2013 study on Science Direct.

[@guytelfer1353]

Possible a lower body temperature leads to a higher body temperature and inflammation in damage done from localized temperature deregulation, a fever being immune mechanism or a deregulation in the autonomic functions and inhibiting diffusion in a power saving mode

[@bhuns57]

Thank you so much for your videos. I love them because they discuss mechanisms. I have one concern, at 21:14 in this video you state that the berberine inhibits the electron transport chain and thus reduces the effectiveness of the mitochondria. Did I understand that correctly? How can that be good for us aging people that are always fighting diminished mitochondria effectiveness? One of the side effects that I have seen reported and may have experienced myself is muscle aches. Could that be due to loss of mitochondria effectiveness?

[@satorifiori355]

If you stop taking berberine and you are eating properly for type 2, does it spike back up again?