The Incredible Impact of Eating Eggs Daily - Dr. Berg's Top Reasons for Doing It

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Once you check out these incredible benefits of eggs, you'll want to eat 4 eggs a day too!
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0:00 Introduction: Why I eat 4 eggs daily
0:27 The nutrition in eggs
2:50 Free-range eggs vs. cage-free eggs vs. pasture-raised eggs
5:48 Egg benefits
10:45 How do you cook an egg to maximize nutrition?
11:34 Check out my video on the cholesterol in eggs!
Today, I'm going to tell you why I eat four eggs a day and why you should do this too.
The nutrition of an egg is determined by how the chicken is raised and by what it's fed. I recommend getting organic pasture-raised eggs. Getting your eggs from a farmer's market is a great idea or even raising your own chickens for eggs.
It's important to note that I do not eat eggs for breakfast. I eat them for a late lunch because I fast breakfast. It's also important to consume the whole egg vs. only egg whites.
Heating an egg can destroy some of the carotenoids. To maximize the nutrition of the eggs, it's great to have them poached or over-easy. If you like them scrambled, it's best to crack them inside of the pan and allow the whites to turn white before scrambling them.
If you're a small person, you may want to consume one or two eggs a day. If you're a larger person, you may want to consume three or four.
Health benefits of eggs:
• Eggs are a great source of protein
• Eggs contain choline
• Eggs contain lecithin
• Eggs have vitamin K2, vitamin D, vitamin E, and vitamin A
• Eggs are rich in omega-3 fatty acids
• Eggs are loaded with B vitamins
• Eggs have minerals and trace minerals
• Eggs contain carotenoids
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, and prescription or recommendation. It does not create a doctor-patient relationship between Dr. Berg and you. You should not make any change in your health regimen or diet before first consulting a physician and obtaining a medical exam, diagnosis, and recommendation. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Thanks for watching! I hope this helped explain the benefits of eggs and why you should start eating more of them.

[@saltrock9642]

I love that my neighbor allows his chickens to “free range” onto my property and even said if I feel like cooking one he’s more than fine with it. We trade food and favors all the time. Also great pest control around my house. I love thy neighbor.

[@Gblonkers]

Cooking an egg or a chicken?

[@SRose-vp6ew]

Just an idea to help him out. I save all my egg cartons for a friend with chickens he always tells me he is thankful for that. Otherwise he said he needs to buy them.

[@christineescajeda3776]

Great pest control sounds great love it ! Thanks

[@johnyracercat]

My great grandfather was supposedly stabbed to death over an argument about a chicken going onto the neighbor's property. "You stole my chicken", etc. Guessing times were hard.

[@teresarenee3829]

@@christineescajeda3776 also fertilizer for the soil!

[@oldfart83]

I also eat 4 eggs a day. Normally in an omelet with cheese and spinach. Normally about 2PM. By definition it is still Breakfast as it BREAKS my Fast

[@DylanM333]

ya ya ...

[@KD400_]

Is omelet healthy for u I eat it everyday but is it actually healthy

[@LuisC7]

@@KD400_ yes it is

[@cjstats1514]

@@LuisC7 Depends on what you put in it. Other than that, an omelet is just an egg.

[@KD400_]

@@LuisC7 I meant fried is fried omelet good for u

[@TheNauman1984]

3 to 4 whole eggs daily since three years after you encouraged me. Before that I was afraid of its cholesterol. But after daily consumption of 4 eggs my cholesterol, blood pressure even got better. Thank you Sir Berg for the awareness

[@dutchhustler187]

Never be afraid

[@juliobarrios2520]

​@@dutchhustler187fact's

[@qwerty6789x]

the cholesterol you've been afraid of the one that came from the junk you've been eating prior to your Keto

[@shehrozaltaf466]

Great, thanks Could you please share what else you eat with 3-4 eggs. Like a full meal plan of eggs? Thank you😮

[@Sleepless-777]

I EAT 2-3 BIO EGGS A DAY MY COLESTEROL IS SUPER < 200

[@danijelgasparic3658]

Where I live in Croatia there are vending machines for almost all farmer products including eggs, so you can just get eggs from local farmers from a vending machine. Also anywhere outside of cities there are tons of chickens everywhere, outside of main roads usually they can roam freely around the villages

[@K.Mar.]

Jeli znaš gdje u Zagrebu❤?

[@francimasaza8749]

He he, ni jih več dosti po cestah zunaj...

[@sheldonli1413]

Was it in Zagreb?

[@francimasaza8749]

@@sheldonli1413 eko eggs

[@trifunivanov2269]

@@K.Mar. kod Pointa na Vrbanima

[@suzys937]

I love this video! ❤️ It’s a slap in the face to the media who tried to say that eggs cause blood clots 😂

[@dougm2250]

The media?! Who trusts the media?

[@TheVideoIsLongEnough]

@Vickie Dawn if its a matter of what is true than why are you basing your obviously racist beliefs on bronze age mythology? Don't answer that, you're clearly an unhinged troglodyte

[@wolfofwacker4578]

@@TheVideoIsLongEnough there is nothing wrong with being proud of being born Caucasian. None of us had any control over this whatsoever so the fact you pulled out the old and stale race card says way more about your jealousy and insecurities than anything else.

[@kathleenburns4850]

This explains a lot. I stopped buying chicken because it has no flavor. It’s not the chicken I ate as a child in the 60’s.

[@dailybls]

That could also be because as one ages, one's tastebuds get weaker and you dont feel as much taste as a child. Same for smells.

[@redzebra6688]

@@dailybls nah

[@SK-gu3pv]

Our chickens are delicious. They are usually young roosters from a heritage or mixed breed, and they have way more flavour than commercially raised meat birds!

[@jermainej1746]

It has no flavour probably cause you don’t season your food🤣🤣

[@ms.krueger2660]

I am 57 and all meat taste bad to me now. Especially pork. 😝 Also other foods aren’t as good as they used to be. Its part of getting old. My Mom did the same thing.

[@noorthelight7037]

I eat eggs everyday. I love eating eggs and was never afraid of any cholesterol issues even when I had not seen any videos on consuming eggs.

[@ozzyfidan]

My favorite 2-3 pieces mashed garlic and 3 eggs mixed it up in bowl. Than 3-4 tbs olive oil, 1 tbs organic butter put in the pan and cook like a scramble eggs. You’ll love it this Anatolian style omelette. 😊

[@manny7886]

From the description below the video. Health benefits of eggs: • Eggs are a great source of protein • Eggs contain choline • Eggs contain lecithin • Eggs have vitamin K2, vitamin D, vitamin E, and vitamin A • Eggs are rich in omega-3 fatty acids • Eggs are loaded with B vitamins • Eggs have minerals and trace minerals • Eggs contain carotenoids

[@gentilewarrior]

Essentially a complete superfood source,

[@iDrunkk]

Don’t tell the bad stuff about eggs though lmao

[@kimfroman2023]

??

[@irocksup123]

@@iDrunkk like?

[@salahalsulaiman]

Google Search says choline increases risk by 70 % of lethal prostate cancer ! Go google search choline and prostate cancer !!

[@marccowen6214]

Dr. Berg, I went on your fasting diet and ate a lot of things you suggested. I want to thank you because no other Doctor gave me the advice that you have. I figured out I was insulin resistant from watching all your Diabetic Vids. I am type II diabetic, WAS overweight. I went from 267 down to 212 and still losing. I take a small shot of good virgin olive oil, coffee in the morning and around 12-1 I have eggs for lunch with an english muffin. Eat a sensible dinner at 6 and don't eat till the next day, sometimes I cheat and have a little ice cream. lol. My A1C is 5.6 and my sugar in the morning ranges from 85 to 95. I went from a 40 waist down to almost a 34. All i had to do was follow your direction, in which I did and have not felt as good as I do now!! So, THANK YOU my friend...

[@brianwilson8924]

You deserve it keep working don’t give up!

[@OMFGBide]

Where i can find the fasting diet?

[@44Hogarth]

Great work and nice to see you haven't gone over the top and still eat some ice cream. That's the perfect balance. Eat well, walk often, treat sometimes!

[@thp94001]

Thanks for sharing your story Marc. It's very encouraging.

[@AdjustinThings]

All natural peanut butter sprinkled with some salt and/or cacao nibs is a great ice cream alternative. Add some banana or whatever. Sometimes I dip apple slices.

[@trishignao8191]

My chickens love home grown cabbage and I often add catnip to their organic grain which really chills them out. They produce extra large eggs that are so tasty.

[@crescendo2441]

I used to have pet chickens who free ranged all day and I gave them a grain based feed with no added colourings and no nasties. The colour of their egg yolks was like the sun. Literally a glowing beautiful rich yellow. The supermerket eggs (which are coloured to be orange in Australia) even the organic ones looked pale and faded and basically sick in comparison.

[@BackJackJohnnyDebt5708]

I bought from the local farm and it was orange

[@crescendo2441]

@@BackJackJohnnyDebt5708 As I said they give them feed with colouring in it.

[@buckcooper7391]

Yeah exactly. I’m in Australia too and home chooks have bright yellow and doesn’t taste eggy like the dark orange yolks from the shops

[@BackJackJohnnyDebt5708]

@@crescendo2441 but the feed didn't have coloring in them

[@crescendo2441]

@@BackJackJohnnyDebt5708 Did you actually read the ingredients list?

[@cjhoward409]

My grandpa ate eggs every morning. He lived to be 92. Died from pneumonia. But his autopsy said he had a heart of a healthy 40 year old man ! 👍🏻 But he also did NOT eat sugar, he ate lots of fish and no cereals or bread. Lots of veggies and with those eggs, he had bacon !

[@erikschaepers]

..best diet in the world. Your Grandpa is proof of it

[@cjhoward409]

@@erikschaepers Yep. I try and follow that diet. Although I only eat bacon about 1-2 times a month. Although I do use real bacon bits on my salads. 😁

[@abdallahahmed825]

Is bread bad or you or something?

[@dieselburner4461]

Is there a way he could of been more healthy to beat pneumonia?

[@jimmydandy9364]

terrible advice to encourage people to eat that many eggs daily, it is loaded in cholesterol - a NORMAL healthy liver SHOULD in theory downregulate and upregulate cholesterol - unfortunately some people do not properly regulate cholesterol, in the case you cannot downregulate cholesterol production, you must limit your consumption of dietary cholesterol - so the whole eat that many eggs daily is not for everyone..............because it is not safe for everyone.

[@wintersoldier2835]

I also eat 5 or 6 eggs everyday, help me to loss 60 lbs while building some muscles, actually i started this habit last year after i saw your video about eggs brnefit. Thanks dr berg.

[@thomasrains5108]

What company sells the best nutritional eggs?

[@raycarden7941]

@@thomasrains5108 find a local farmer if possible

[@leonrodriguez1714]

How do u cook them ?

[@wintersoldier2835]

@@thomasrains5108 well i'm just buying regular eggs at supermarket cuz the omega3 cost double and organic one cost triple the regular egg. Just like dr berg said if you can buy organic or straight to a local farmer will be better.

[@wintersoldier2835]

@@leonrodriguez1714 Usually just boiled them for 10 mnts with small fire, but make sure the yolk still mushy.

[@realCaptainSanta]

Thanks for this video! I watched this in late April and began eating 4 eggs with some meat & spinach for breakfast everyday, also watched a lot of your other videos and began working towards a keto lifestyle and intermittent fasting. In four months I've lost 50 lbs, my A1C went from 11 to 6.6, I'm taking 50mcg less levothyroxine, dropped 1 diabetes & 1 hbp med. Up til April I hadn't eaten eggs in 3 years, they always made me sick. Found out it was the combo of eggs with carbs that was making me sick. Again, thanks so much.

[@lorenzo6505]

why the combo of eggs and carbo?

[@TravisMcGee151]

@@lorenzo6505Love eggs and carbs. Been doing it for 30 years. All blood test are good and my lifting is great!

[@user-ui4wr7fm6i]

lol

[@D-nice1976]

Omg I love eating eggs with carbs !!!! are u serious??? My body is lean and trim

[@chasgantz7728]

3 hardboiled eggs every morning for the last month. I've dropped 10 lbs in a month. I've also cut way down on soda.

[@BigDaddyBangBang]

I've been eating whole eggs for over 20 years and my cholesterol levels are stellar. My Dr. told me "Whatever you're doing, keep doing it because your levels are fantastic". I never believed the FDA hype years ago that eggs were bad for you. They always have to have a food enemy to demonize so they can stay relevant.

[@zakattack467]

Whole egg?

[@user-hq1pv8es3v]

@@zakattack467 just means the whole egg (yolk and white)

[@Marigoldenn]

How did you prepare your eggs?

[@brendavegeta2457]

What ever these demons like FDA reommend, you do always oposit and you will be fine.

[@karashaw7606]

What brand of eggs do you suggest?

[@matthewimi]

Been eating eggs for years. I never bought into the crap belief that eggs were bad for you. Just nonsense. I'll never forget my nutritionist 20 years ago told me I can have eggs everyday and it's solidified my belief that I could, and then when I checked in with my doctor she was horrified when she found out I was eating eggs and butter everyday. Told me your cholesterol is high. Here, I'll show you and put me in for a blood test, and my cholesterol actually went down and my weight was down. Needless to say she didn't have much to say after that.

[@Lori1976]

I love hearing about moments like this.

[@alrightnow7248]

Some white coats have to lie in order to keep their jobs and license

[@matthewimi]

@@alrightnow7248 My doctor was, at the time, of the old school belief that eggs would cause heart disease. I have to admit before I was really educated I went back and forth a few times. Now there are times I eat just the yolks and maybe one egg out of four is a whole egg. My nutritionist told me I could eat a lot of fat, as long as I stayed away from a lot of carbohydrates, and those carbohydrates should be complex like brown rice, baked potatoes, sweet potatoes, and really anything gluten free. My white coat didn't really know any better, because they don't teach them nutrition, they just teach them what the organs are, somewhat how the systems work, drugs, and the surgeons had to cut. That's it.

[@matthewimi]

@@trotskyite1 Correct. However, not all medical doctors subscribe or prescribe to the same nonsense they were taught. Some do their own research and do the right thing by promoting healthy lifestyles. One of those is proper nutrition

[@ronlamb3204]

@@matthewimi do you just throw out the yolks? Is it the protein you're adverse to? Thanks!

[@danielbercovici5202]

Thank you so much, in this medicinal induced health frenzy of most doctors, these videos are so refreshing.

[@outdoorsadrenaline]

I raise my own Coturnix quail and had been doing a couple raw eggs added into vegetable juice with a dash of cayenne pepper and a squeeze of lemon everyday for breakfast. I haven’t in some time now I need to start again. Thanks for sharing!

[@Masteroogway40]

My family had 5 chickens for about 5 years. They were the best eggs I have ever eaten, and store bought eggs are just not the same since. They also kept bugs out of our garden because they instantly ate them all.

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

Not many people know that, but they pretty much eliminate all ticks in the area because they love them

[@eddiespagetti8395]

Cooool

[@fransengherre7098]

@@Aaron-kj8dv In addition they are dog friendly. If you have a yard, a dog, a chicken will be a plus. It is also the solution to your dog's loneliness or boredom.

[@alexxenaosas2416]

Imagine these days a random retarded brain-dead women - on social media spreading the words that eggs are not good for your health ! - but sure MD is ! :)) - I was shocked to see how many idiots are out there and believed that girl and share that video without asking any questions !

[@miketexas4549]

Yup I concur with everything you said after owning 4 backyard chickens, but the POOP oh man we couldn't get over the poop it was everywhere and it attracted swarms of flies it made our backyard unbearable.

[@TheZockerPhil]

My grandparents have chicken running around in the wild and whenever they give me eggs I can immediately tell the difference. Each egg looks different but the taste is way better than eggs from the supermarket. Same goes for vegetables. We grow salat, potatoes, onions, paprika and tomatoes at home. Many people do here in Austria. Wish you all the best!

[@mypointofview1111]

They do not taste different. Eggs are eggs. Duck eggs are richer, goose eggs are peppery, but eggs are eggs.

[@jglee6721]

@@mypointofview1111 lol. Maybe not to you.

[@russthomas02]

@@mypointofview1111 They definitely do taste different !

[@daleburton8993]

I guess you have not eaten true free range eggs then.

[@mjshaheed]

Yes, they do taste different. Here in India, we raise local/country chickens which are native to India. Their eggs definitely taste different compared to the store-bought ones.

[@uschiklee]

Dear Dr. Berg, I love your videos, they are a very precious inspiration to me. Thank you very much for your valuable and thorough work!

[@rft1509]

you give amazing value and very well concluded info and research thank you much for your valuable content.

[@tonycardall7334]

when I was diagnosed as type 2 I was also told I had high cholesterol and a fatty liver . I went on a high fat low carb diet and I eat 5 eggs a day for 2 years . My last physical showed my blood sugar ,cholesterol and fatty liver are all good . I've lost over 100lb and have taken no medication whatsoever it's all down to diet and exercise.

[@erinlewis8150]

That's great news. What else do you eat?

[@NannyOggins]

Fantastic job, did you get your doctor to accept that or did you just ignore them? I have an endless struggle making my gp accept the concept!

[@slCHARACOUNSELING]

I am so excited to see this comment, because I have fatty liver and also have 40+ free ranging chickens who give me 24+ eggs per day. They run all day on five acres soaking up sunshine and chasing bugs living their best life.

[@maximusdecimusmeridius1345]

I have family in Greece. Whenever I go I always notice the egg yoke color is extremely vibrant and looks nothing like the color we see here in the states. It's extremely orange and you can actually taste that there's more nutrition in the yoke itself. They are raised on plant based feed and can roam their asses around and one farmer I went to was feeding them alfalfa. best frikin eggs ive ever tasted.

[@cossiegalanid301]

Im greek to and whenever i go to Greece we get eggs from our neigbours they do indeed taste so good

[@vasili7277]

Everything's better in Greece

[@enjoythesho1992]

Free range chicken eggs have dark colored yokes and taste way better than store bought eggs

[@k-dogg9086]

American food is slow death by disease compared to European and Mediterranean food. That's what happens when the corrupted guberment is involved in everything.

[@joshlin50ja]

What does „more nutrition“ taste like?

[@keep-your-hope]

Your information is amazing. Thank you for all you do.

[@Drberg]

Thanks. Happy to make videos that can help you all.

[@donnananar1556]

I love you so Dr. Eric Berg! You are a angel for all the people that can’t pay for this beautiful video and instructions. God bless and protect you and your beautiful family always.🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@HeidiPyke]

My 88 year old mother has been eating two eggs over easy her entire life. No cholesterol problems ever. I guess I should consider growing a couple of chickens after hearing I can give her three or four eggs now! ❤️

[@michelelovesfreedom]

You should get at least 6-7 chickens then. They don't always lay daily

[@jamessephar9458]

You can raise chickens, but you can't grow them!

[@HeidiPyke]

@@jamessephar9458 Tell that to the Doc. He said grow them.

[@alex-sd]

My dad has eaten 2-3 eggs a day for a very long time and he's 89 y/o and has better facial skin than I do at 59 y/o. Now I know why.

[@turtleanton6539]

Yes😊😊😊😊

[@craigwhite2930]

lol control for smoking, alcohol intake, sun protection, and hydration first……..

[@Steffen4794]

@@craigwhite2930 aging is mainly genetics, there are many obese people drinking and smoking their whole life with no sports or physical activities reaching 80+ years, other ones with healthy lifestyle without alcohol and smoking getting strokes with 35 or Alzheimers

[@lucymelendez5087]

Love every info you put out you are amazing thanks 😊

[@conormacnessa7723]

Thank god for me. I live in Ireland and I eat as close to the ground as possible. Our food here is not as screwed up as USA.

[@hipsnroses8]

I raised some chickens in the past, naturally/organically & the yolks had a darker yellow more orange color and they tasted amazing! So honestly when I see a bright yellow yolk now I think twice! Also, I'm lovin' the beard & stache!!!

[@Dr.WhetFarts]

did you pasturraise them

[@Dr.WhetFarts]

Do you feed them crack

[@allenclement5672]

You can feed wheat grains

[@nireekshana9131]

We don't get organic.. orange yolk in india.. so wat should I do

[@elliebells2796]

How much does it cost to buy and raise chickens?

[@daimlerbenzstuttgart]

Because I really listen to all your excellent advice and I changed completely how I eat, I lost 50 pounds in the last 4 months! I feel Great, I was 290 feeling horrible with no energy, now I feel like I can do all the things I used to do 30 years ago! Thanks Dr Berg, I wish all the doctors I seen over the years would explain things the way you do. God Bless You. ❤👍

[@deaflistener]

This is so wonderful! You literally changed the course of your life - WELL DONE 👏🏽

[@CalvinCooke18]

Health is your wealth

[@markn3936]

That's awesome! I went from 293 to 218 in 9 months. A relative said she almost didn't recognize me. That was a great compliment, I think.

[@devenadajania1518]

hey can u sum up ur diet bro bc im chubby and its hard for me to loose weight and gain muscle plz give tips thanks

[@daimlerbenzstuttgart]

@@devenadajania1518 I watched my carbs and sugar intake, that was the main thing because before I changed my eating habits I was eating a lot of fast foods, pizza,pasta and drinking lots of coke...now splenda in my coffee, blueberries or raspberries for breakfast or hard boiled eggs, if I am hungry at all now,but when I started that's what I ate...lunch I would drink a premier protein drink only 1 gram of sugar, dinner would be my main meal, big salad with salmon, tomato, avocado on spring mix...next day tuna instead of salmon, grilled chicken then back to salmon. I love what I'm eating and don't miss the junk anymore. Now in morning I'm just drinking coffee, and protein drink at 2pm, 4pm the salad...sometimes at 6pm a handful of pecans. Find what you like, just watch carbs and sugar! Good Luck and stick with it👍

[@mark-eq5qb]

thanks for the very helpful advice you give here on your channel Dr. Berg. I'm sugar free now , my foot neuropathy almost gone, have more energy and generally feel great. Keep up the good work you are doing in educating the viewers about the dangers of refined sugar .

[@ermamccoggle1194]

Hello Mark so are eggs good for neuropathy. Thank you very much.

[@maxniederer181]

How did you get rid of peripheral neuropathy? I have had it for 7 years and doctors have to this day not found the cause. No diabetes. On healthy keto taking many supplements such at benfotiamine b vitamins and alpha Linoleum acid and more. ....

[@Sleepless-777]

❤

[@niekstolp5142]

That was a eggcellent opening of the video, love your channel! Keep it going doc

[@suzannes5888]

Since I was a teenager, I eat a minumun of 20 eggs a week - and up to 40, including ones that are part of other dishes I make. In the 80's people always told me I "would get fat" and "have high cholesterol" . Almost forty years later, I still have very LOW cholesterol, and a high good cholesterol. Other than +/- 5 or so pounds, I've been the same weight since high school and can wear Levi's that I've had since then - and have a 21.5 BMI. I've noticed that in the past few years more and more health professionals are also realizing the benefits or eating eggs. 😊

[@joeclarke7048]

I, too, have always eaten at least two eggs daily from childhood, (now over 60). I noticed the difference very quickly if for some reason I "lapsed", (as when they were in the doldrums in the 80s), and quickly restored them to my diet on the grounds that my body knows best.

[@robertcohen8554]

Lies.

[@suzannes5888]

@@robertcohen8554 If it makes you feel better Robert. 🙄

[@robertcohen8554]

@@suzannes5888 you are not living in reality...you WILL pay the price in a few years for your unhealthy dietary choices.

[@BlueToronto]

@@robertcohen8554 She's been doing it for 40 years.

[@lileelisamc.4722]

I am a vegetarian and include eggs in my diet. I notice a huge difference in home/farm raised chickens eggs that that are fed garden and kitchen scraps and are free ranged... Beautiful, thick, humped, bright orange yolks. I give chickens brassica leaves, moringa, chickweed, some tomatoes, squashes, cucumbers, sweet potato vines, kitchen scraps and more

[@gyaanfocus]

Hi ,,if are a vegetarian please watchh my viideo ..❤️❤️

[@Dejan_23Unlimited]

Me to 🙏🏻

[@gyaanfocus]

@@Dejan_23Unlimited me too

[@shubhamkumar5599]

9:55 What an amazing doctor, he takes care of the chicken's digestion as well.

[@simonbecker748]

My breakfast consists of 4 eggs, 500g of spinach, a can of chickpeas and some butter on top. Love it, lasts me all day hunger-wise and is very healthy and low in carbs.

[@Auggie025]

There's 60 net carbs in a average sized can of chickpeas with 3.5 servings of 1/2 cup. That's not low carb. Everything else is though.

[@jeanpaultongeren125]

just keep eating what you're eating. the healthiets people in the world/ age up too 100 years eat carbohydrates. Dr.Eric Berg does give good information thoug.

[@OOOUZ]

Half a kilo of spinach! How do u do that??😮

[@PsychedellicaMitch]

haha i just went to check the size packets i buy, 120g is a full bag 200mm x 200mm. He must be weighing it after its boiled@@OOOUZ

[@BainsPummy]

how can you eat 500gm of spinach in single sittig , do you even know how that much is

[@roncalender4926]

My chickens are spoiled with forest and pasture and every thing a chicken could need or want. I spend all my time watching over them. When i eat their eggs i feel an uplifting energy and mood. The aminos in the natural chicken are amazing.

[@yankeerose9011]

Dr. Berg is an Eggspert, now we are too!! ❤

[@steelic1]

That’s an eggsemplary eggsample - Eggscellent!

[@yankeerose9011]

@@steelic1 you're eggsellent!! 💋

[@larios86]

@@yankeerose9011 am I too?

[@suatwahtan8658]

Grr-egg comments 🤪😋

[@FancyPants43]

@@yankeerose9011 you have such an eggsquisite taste of words.💝

[@Martin-bh1nx]

Hi. I have been eating 3-5 eggs daily since 2020. I have a Child born also born in 2020, and i have not been sick since i started eating eggs daily. My wife started this year, but she got all the sickness my daughter brought home from kinder garden. I also work out 4 times a week, went down almost 20KGS (from 100 to 80) - BUT iam stronger now than before(i did workout 4 times a week before 2020 also) Im feeling better than ever, eggs changed my life, and i am also sugarfree and eat healthy besides the eggs👍

[@thomas-pali]

Amazing video! Would love to hear about other proteins absorption rates. Specifically brown rice and pea protein

[@beyondself4344]

I can't believe all this time i thought eggs were harmful when eaten every day. Thanks doc for sharing this. Much appreciated it!

[@mikewhocheeseharry5292]

I think it depends on the eggs too as he mentioned in the video.

[@prolly2stoned420]

Same. I saw a video saying it increases risk of colon cancer by a crazy amount. My daughter is also allergic to them for now. So I had cut them out for 2 years. But I’m back eating them again and I missed them so much.

[@fender1000100]

Anything can be bad for you if you consume too much of it. Even water. But two to four eggs a day is perfect. The egg is natures most perfect food. Along with black GRAM.

[@prolly2stoned420]

@@fender1000100 i think meat is nature’s most perfect food. A lot of people are allergic to eggs. Never heard of some one being allergic to meat.

[@phuchyouh7171]

A lot of the negative things that were said about eggs was propped up by the beef industry, and of course the msm ran the propaganda for them, just like now with everything else.

[@dimitardimitrov9183]

Dr. Berg is the modern Batman. Watching your videos changed my eating habits and improved my life. Shout out to this good man. Keep doing what you are doing. No one else out there is giving such a valuable lessons. Cheers.

[@bigguy130]

If Dr. Berg is the modern Batman, who is the modern Joker?

[@gary15761]

There are a lot of doctors giving good info, You just have to look for them.

[@ilbullymomma]

@@bigguy130 I'm going with: the FDA

[@bigguy130]

@@ilbullymomma Sounds about right, sad to say.

[@jb6712]

Dr. Sten Ekberg also has good information, and I think Dr. Berg has mentioned him once or twice. Dr. Berg is still the better researcher, in my opinion, and his videos are much easier to 'digest,' if you will, because they're so much shorter and more frequent. Dr. Ekberg makes videos that are 30+ minutes, and I don't have the necessary attention span, unfortunately. He does offer very, very good information, though, very much in line with Dr. Berg's. He speaks rather slowly, both to let information sink in, and because he's Swedish, so English isn't his first language, and by his own admission, he has to really think of the words he wants to use. Just wanted to make you aware that there is at least one other good, conscientious physiologist out there who is also working hard to inform people of the dangers of foul food practices, wrong and harmful foods and products, and who does his own research, just like Dr. Berg does.

[@_RyanLee]

I pray that this man & his loved ones are blessed with long happy fulfilling lives.

[@Drberg]

I appreciate your comment! Thank you for your support!

[@mr.gregory6768]

Nice video. I have been making more sunny side up fried eggs, since one of your recent videos mentioned that this style is more beneficial.

[@musicman4christjesus]

I believe it. Eating my two eggs per day or three sometimes has actually helped me lower my cholesterol. Seriously! My doctor actually encouraged me to eat them daily because he said being completely satisfied and well nourished by the eggs, actually prevented me from eating donuts and sugar foods that hurt my body! So yeah, enjoy your eggies!🖖🙏♥️

[@johnr4836]

Men need cholesterol for production of testosterone

[@kenji-san4681]

The Egg industry's sales techniques are working well on you

[@jeffreystephens2658]

You could have lowered it a lot more by having a salad instead.

[@jeffreystephens2658]

@@johnr4836 The human body will make its own cholesterol, even if you never eat it.

[@musicman4christjesus]

Actually I still eat my salads, green drink daily, but I really love eating my eggs! Especially since they keep me full and focused.

[@dopelordd]

00:08 - EGGSpert on EGGS, that an EGGScellent question. Too much brilliance was put into this for you to miss it. 00:27 The nutrition in eggs. You can't tell how good an egg is by the color of the egg yolk anymore. Yokes on you! 02:50: Competitive EGGnemies. Free-range eggs (not in a cage, with a limitation of barn movement). Cage-free eggs (just outside a cage) Pasture-raised eggs (heated for preservation) 05:48 Egg benefits. - Protein in eggs is superior to others, well except... - Whole Eggs have a lower Insulin index that egg whites - Choline - keeps Cholesterol in check - Vitamin K2, E, D, A, Omega 3 fatty acids, and the complete B vitamins. 10:45 How do you cook an egg to maximize nutrition? - Poached or Over Easy Small people = 1-2 eggs Larger people = 3-4 eggs

[@Isaac5123]

Should I be eating eggs if I have fat to get rid of? About 2stone of fat

[@eduardor0605]

Really enjoy your channel, thank you for your advice!

[@Drberg]

Thanks for watching!

[@vijayakumarsamuel7748]

Dr.Eric Thank you for your channel. Its been great help. I read somewhere that Curcumin in Turmeric is best absorbed through the Lutein as medium. I am not sure about that. If you have done a study on Curcumin absorption in the body can you please send the link. I am from Bangalore India.

[@miguel30215]

I used to add salt to my eggs because it would taste bland. Once i started eating organic pasture raised eggs I noticed that I didn’t need to add salt anymore. Also, the pasture raised eggs, the shell of the egg tends to be harder too, maybe an indication of a healthy egg.

[@larrytischler570]

The increased color of free range chicken eggs indicated a healther food.

[@miguel30215]

@@larrytischler570 free range doesn’t matter at all because it can mean anything. Has to be pasture raised

[@lcameeno1]

Eggs

[@miguel30215]

@@lcameeno1 bacon

[@Rusty6507]

Even EL Best have a cleaner richer flavor and color than the standard supermarket variety.

[@sea302]

This is why I began raising chickens a decade ago. With the recent eggs shortage couple with 58 million birds put down just in the states and no end in sight ... Im thankful I did.

[@johnowens5342]

My chickens have 3 acres to roam everyday. The eggs do have great color and are too big to fit in a regular egg carton. I just bought 8 more layers. Thanks for the information.

[@janicelloyd3215]

Thank you, Dr. Berg , for sharing your knowledge. I have stopped eating meat altogether. But I try to eat eggs 3 times a week, I don’t care for them either. I’m glad to know the benefits of eating eggs. I usually cook them with vegetables in an omelette. I’ve given up dairy as well except for a little butter. I eat non starchy vegetables, lots of those.

[@brucecampbell6639]

I've been eating 4 boiled eggs per day for the past 7 years, I absolutely love them.

[@DurzaOnYT]

I’ve been doing this for the past month and getting in shape but now I hear it might cause heart disease now I don’t know!

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

I've been eating 20 boil eggs a day for 300 years

[@unitedstand9174]

@@wildlifewarrior2670 I've been eating 300 of my own farts for the past 9000 yearz

[@smellycat264]

@@wildlifewarrior2670 that’s way too much eggs tho

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

@@smellycat264 nope

[@bsimz008]

Since 2012 I've been consuming 3-5 eggs a day. Thats what I usually eat as my food for the duration of my work day. I deviated from that since the pandemic and switched to work from home. I gained close to 30lbs since then

[@SherryKWillette]

Sadly so have I. I am desperately trying to get this unhealthy weight off Again.... 🤔

[@bsimz008]

@@SherryKWillette same here. I went up as high as 220lbs. Working my way down to at least 185lbs. I'm an avid cyclist, both trail and road. Works wonders when I really do it consistently. Try it

[@ksharpe8137]

I feel your pain. That’s the only drawback of working from home. Lol

[@wolfofwacker4578]

@@SherryKWillette look into the Keto diet..not easy to reduce carbs to the point where you almost eliminate them but I did it for 3 months after I injured my foot and dropped a good amount of weight strictly due to this change. I’ve since added some carbs back to get more fiber (constipation during strict keto was a big drawback). Two other things that helped me trim down were no snacking between meals (used to be a snacker) and also being mindful to time when you eat I.e. 4-5 hour intervals. All of these things have helped me and hopefully they help you.

[@bsimz008]

@@wolfofwacker4578 add cardio and some calisthenics exercise into that diet to avoid to flappy excess skin. Dropping significant weight fast will make you look like a balloon loosing air. You feel and look good at the same time. 70% diet, 30% exercise

[@lucotz]

2 to 3 Eggs & avocados with chicken sausage were all I ate every morning for over 2 years, following a keto based regimen in an attempt to get my A1c out of pre-diabetic range. But my numbers and my body felt like it plateaued. Weight was stable but more concerning was that I was experiencing more constipation. In an effort to change it up, I'm now doing vegan 3 to 4 days a week (more fruit, legumes, veggies) and it's only been a month but it's been a game changer. Weight is down, body fat is almost gone. I haven't been this lean since high school. Most importantly my sugars are down, less peaks and troughs, no lethargy after bad carbs and no more constipation. This won't work for everyone but worth trying to change it up especially if you're dealing with pre or diabetes type 2.

[@christopherwic236]

Really really love the new idea about growing your own food

[@tmarr1111]

You are an EXCELLENT educator of medicine and health! I've been overdosing on your videos because of the wealth of knowledge you are providing. Thank GOD for you! Blessings Dr. Berg!

[@zeemuzeek]

He's a great blessing.

[@MrSupersia]

If you can't eat them poached or fried ,Boiled eggs will still retain all the nutrients?

[@slimstrait780]

@@MrSupersia yep. Just drink em 🗿🗿

[@graceamoako8121]

Me too

[@johnny07652]

Thank you! This confirms further to me that eggs are an incredible superfood. When I got diagnosed with T2 diabetes about 18 months ago I immediately adjusted my diet. I started eating eggs every morning. My doctors (primary and endocrinologist) said go easy on eggs, no more than 5 per week. I went from 2 a day to 3 and then 4 and I still do 4 a day and they are JUMBO eggs. I also usually have bacon with it (2-3 strips). When I went back after 3 months of 3-4 eggs per day (and I have been on a statin) my cholesterol, triglycerides had dropped from very high to mid-normal range. Next 3 months later they dropped to low normal. That's after INCREASING my eggs intake. I do 4 a day still, missing a day here or there but almost every day. And bonus - they are DELICIOUS. I thought I'd get sick of eggs but I haven't. And my health has improved, including my diabetic retinopathy (because I understand the lutein in eggs helps eyes so I credit the eggs with that). Thanks for spreading the word. Oh, and my doctors? when I told them I was having 4 eggs per day they both then said (independently of each other, not knowing what the other said) - "keep eating the eggs". Exactly that, they said!!!! They know it is a superfood but I think they're guided to be overly cautious and are a little afraid to tell people to eat them. Thank God for doctors like you who spread the truth about this superfood!!! I am thoroughly convinced - it's been 18 months and my health has only gotten better! By the way they removed me from taking insulin a year ago and just reduced my metformin by half 3 months ago!

[@johnny07652]

@Jul I think, in fairness to the doctors, they tell people how to do natural things to control their diabetes but then most diabetics don't do it at all. Then the doctors become jaded and quickly move them onto medication and/or insulin. Everyone, just about, that I have met and that I know who is diabetic does NOT carefully watch their diet even though they know they're supposed to. One of them even says "Well I'm on metformin anyway so I might as well just let that do its work!!!" So it's not really the doctors, in my opinion. My doctor makes nothing from me taking metformin or insulin. My doctor actively tries to get me off of both of those. But my doctors also deal with dummies like my friends who don't want to change their diets. Here you have a video of a doctor telling people to eat eggs. Most will NOT listen. If they were his patients he'd have no choice but to put them on medication if they don't listen to his instructions on how to NATUALLY manage their diabetes.

[@duramax78]

@Kenji Polk Audio I’m bad I add a tablespoon of butter to my 4 eggs everyday.

[@duramax78]

Please look into statins, there is awful things they do to you, like give you Alzheimer’s, and the good stuff they do supposedly is very very sketchy, please research, they are not good for u. Have a nice day.

[@teresawilliamson9377]

Brilliant, well done! Eggs are a complete protein,, they contain all 9 essential Amino Acids, building blocks of protein as do soya beans,. I eat organic, these are the only two compete protein foods.

[@thresamatthews9096]

That's fantastic!

[@Fitness4London]

Another great video, Dr Berg. I love eggs, particularly soft-poached with runny yolks. Fantastic source of protein and vitamins/minerals.

[@Drberg]

Thanks. Glad you like eggs too. Enjoy there!

[@Pluralofvinylisvinyls]

@@Drbergeww

[@gradydorn4431]

OK, Poached, Scrambled, but I like mine Boiled. I try to keep the yoke runny but doesn't always happen. At what point is boiled too long? If at all? Thanks

[@qwertyui859]

I do 1 hour of cardio when I wake up, and 1 hour of weights in the evening. I eat 8 eggs/day. Everything is normal and healthy. I am 6 years older than my woman, and people routinely call her "the cougar". I get told that I look 10-12 years young than I am. I have been eating this many eggs a day for most of my life

[@InnocentGermanShepherd-ci2ju]

Genetics 😂

[@tonymars1093]

⁠You are what you eat.

[@adeleb3098]

YES what you feed them, influences the yolk colour. The more diverse the food, the more intense the yolk colour. My chickens are genuine free range. They scratch everywhere - especially where the horses are - so their diet includes insects and vegetation. Since I planted marigolds, their eggs are really orange!

[@jensenh4832]

I wish I could eat your eggs 😂

[@truspirit1925]

My grandmother's family were loggers and hog farmers they were raised day one on sausage bacon eggs beans and bread....all of it was raised organically....no heart disease or anything else....she had 10 children....and lived to be 89.

[@ViniDaaPooh]

well that actually doesnt say anything about how healthy those foods are. there are people over 100 smoking ciggs. sausage and bacon for sure didnt contribute positively to her 89 years

[@truspirit1925]

@@ViniDaaPooh but I will bet they didn't smoke 2 packs a day either...because alot of it has to do with the exercise ur getting.

[@prolly2stoned420]

@@ViniDaaPooh pork is actually very good for you. Unfortunately you cannot trust mainstream media to be honest with you as there is an agenda. I implore you to do more research. They aren’t the healthiest cuts of pork but pork fat is good for you.

[@rfphill]

@@ViniDaaPooh It also doesn't implicate sausage and bacon as evil either. I think the implied point is that those particular foods have been pigeonholed as "bad for you" when I was growing up (in the 80's and 90's), eggs in particular. "don't eat the whites", "eat the whites, don't eat the yolk", "don't eat eggs at all... vegan is the only way" Years later, that breakfast we told grandma and grandpa to stop eating because it was bad for you (also... "no salting your food!") has come full circle as "okay, you can eat these foods again, just try to avoid the factory farmed versions" to "eat eggs for long life!" Science! The all seeing, all knowing oracle...

[@msheart2]

@@ViniDaaPooh "sausage and bacon for sure didnt contribute positively” Where’s your proof of that?

[@CarnivoreguyScott]

Any recommendations or videos on why some people can’t eat eggs,cheese, sour cream, butter and dairy in general without digestive issues ? my wife gets terrible stomach issues and many trips to the bathroom after consuming dairy and it really sucks because it really limits her diet . she’s a type 1 diabetic & any advice would be greatly appreciated ! TY

[@royfinch8644]

I am vegetarian, in England and regularly eat Organic,free range "British" eggs. There is no mention in the video of boiling eggs; my regular means of eating them. I'd like to know what happens when boiling, whether for a runny yolk(seems the most beneficial) or "hard" boiled.

[@ripley275]

Thank you Dr Berg for validating my belief of good nutrition in eggs! I've been a nurse for 40 yrs, and do not agree with very much in the medical realm. Always do your own research, right now it's all about profit and treating symptoms, but this is soon to change, thank God, Blessings to you sir!

[@RynaxAlien]

Go vegan, stop evil meat industry

[@tyv1383]

It won’t change, it’ll get worse instead lol

[@quaithom3138]

@@tyv1383 lol ?

[@RazeDee]

Every industry these days has been profit driven and not caring about the people’s well being and environment. I hope that’ll change someday.

[@gamersthatgrow]

@@tyv1383 it will change, because we are all aware. Most people I know, understand their entire atomic structure and exactly what chemical and physical reactions take place in the body, in turn causing diseases long term and all conditions possible. Everything starts from some sort of inflammation. That’s all we need to know, to know that you should not have to treat symptoms, but start from the root instead.

[@isaacmatias3673]

Dr. Berg thank you! I love the fact that you are not limiting yourself to only taking care of you, your family and your 6.6 million patients but also animals as well and the soil. Healthy soil, healthy us!

[@eyeYQ2]

YES! He is a Rebel, isn't he? ; )

[@WorldExplorersClub]

Actually more than 12 millions.

[@isaacmatias3673]

@@WorldExplorersClub how so?

[@WorldExplorersClub]

@@isaacmatias3673 just look at Dr. Berg channels. This is not only one. He has channels in different languages.

[@isaacmatias3673]

@@WorldExplorersClub that makes sense.

[@Marie-hf4qf]

I raised chickens 🐓 for domestic use, they roamed 1/2 acre of dirt/sand plus grass, when I first saw the dark orange egg yolk, I thought that something was wrong with the eggs since I was use to store bought yellow yolked eggs. The only problem with free range chickens is their meat is tough, so, I used them for soup.

[@rayb3000]

Poor chickens. You can't have eggs if you eat chicken soup!

[@hairballusa]

Thank you about the discussion of the free-range, and other classifications of how chickens are raised. Pasture-raised is the way to go.

[@billyboyd3493]

Sure !! and how do you know they are free range. Studies have been done on organic and non organic. Guess what - no difference (except you are paying double). World is full of pranksters and con artists.

[@stanchung69]

@@billyboyd3493 they have to be out there pecking worms and insects and getting a healthy varied diet for them to lay good eggs.

[@billyboyd3493]

@@stanchung69 OK lets put spy cameras in the yard

[@sirspongadoodle]

@@billyboyd3493 you might just have to be lucky honestly. if you live near farms then you can get quality eggs for cheap that are way better than store bought ones.

[@yeshuaislord6880]

@@billyboyd3493 it's just cameras. It's not called spy cameras

[@ellenell6280]

Been following you since last year. I was weighing 95kgs in January. Last week I was at 76kgs. I'm leaner, stronger, sleep better, more attentive.

[@jiggy7928]

Thank you Dr. Eric Berg. I recently had a check up with my doctor and he told me that I should be eating eggs whites and very little egg yolk (explaining its not all that good for you). I tried to explain to him that the whole entire egg is good for health benefits. I think I will send this video to my doctor and see if his view changes.

[@henryottis295]

James, I would change doctors. Seriously. If he was that wrong about wonderful eggs, what else is he wrong about ?? He isn't trustworthy with your health. Eggs are a perfect food.

[@benjamindo8142]

Whole eggs are absolutely phenomenal for you. I'd change Dr's if they advised me to avoid the yolk. The yolk is where majority of the nutrients are & increases protein bioavailibilty significantly. Not only but if he's worried about the "cholesterol ", remember, there's no link between dietary cholesterol & blood cholesterol. Your liver already produces avg 4x the amount of cholesterol you consume. Not only but cholesterol is REQUIRED to produce testosterone

[@AlamBarzakh99]

He’s not a Doctor, he’s trained as a medical sales rep

[@Sunnydreamer1470]

Time to get a new doctor! The yolk is full of lecithin! So good for you!

[@mariamccorry6154]

@@AlamBarzakh99 BINGO !!!

[@joseabad2552]

Thanks for the advice have a great day ❤

[@trevorsmith7753]

I eat 4 a day too ... but raw, organic, in a coconut-milk & collagen shake. US supermarket eggs are kept and sold chilled. UK's are not because they are not washed and still retain their natural, barrier membrane -- but buyers are advised to refrigerate after purchase.

[@danielgeci4513]

I also eat 3-4 eggs per day with an avacado and siracha to be specific. I also eat about a 20+ garlic stuffed olives per day and most days some kind of gourd usually in the form of canned pumpkin puree. Those three things alone give me allot of the hard to get nutritional components on the daily. I feel like if you approach nutrition this way it's best. Find a base line of a few ingredients and recipes to get the harder to get micros and aminos etc. For example my olives, avacado and eggs, fish/ lean protein and gourds I eat every day assure no matter what else I eat that day that I got things like vitamin E,A,C magnesium, potassium, "healthy fat" mostly out of the way. I'll get more omega threes in to but I'll use variety there. Somedays I'll eat smoked herring for example others I may just take some cod liver oil. Anyway point my is find some stuff you like that has harder to get micros and is a good spread of everything you need. This should be about half your calories for the day the other half or whatever you just don't have to worry just eat whatever as long as it's not processed junk or all carbs or something. Be consistent and spontaneous everyday. GL. I feel like a babbled and that made little sense. If so just go add up the spectrum and quantities of all the vitamins, minerals, antioxidants etc you can cover with just a cpl eggs 1 avacado 25 olives and can of pumpkin puree or some sorta gord like acorn squash or butternut. You will see almost all of your base.line needs are met with like 1200 calories. you still got another 1200+ calories left for the day to fill in the quantity but at least you won't have missed anything. Ppl for days for example without getting things like vitamin E. That won't happen if you make sure you have a vitamin E food you like you eat every day Another way to say what I'm saying is to use whole foods how people use supplements. Find a few whole foods that represent a set of supplements and eat them.efwry day instead of supplements all the time.

[@runwind8955]

@Daniel Geci Very helpful , thank you

[@vinceventresca6763]

I’ve slowly gravitated toward eating only a handful of foods, my “base”, and it has helped me immensely. I’m no longer a meat-eater, as my blood pressure got out of control, and meat was one of the things that was causing it. My body’s inflammatory response to meat was wearing me down, so I gave it up for a Plant-based diet, and it has worked so far. I don’t miss meat. I found a few “base” vegetables (carrots, kale, celery, plus a few others), and it has allowed me to eat so much better than than I did before. Both my weight and BP have dropped, and my joints don’t ache like they used to.

[@lorblauh]

What type of recipes do you put the pumpkin puree in?

[@mizteria6475]

Egg onion & avacado daily

[@keralee]

Seaweed too. Trace mins...

[@BlueMoonBrightStar]

I love my eggs!! Thank you so much for your sincere dialog on our health issues!! You always hit it outta the park!! Much love to you and yours!! ❤❤❤

[@joantrendafilov7963]

i do scrumbled organic free range eggs with butter, turmeric, black pepper, tomatoes, chopped garlic and sometimes spinach. I quite often use cheese on top to melt. Makes me feel strong!

[@stephaniet7753]

I’ve been eating three a day, so I’m moving up to four! Sprouting is so fun. I use Sprout People for seeds and sprouters. They’re wonderful!

[@workhardlivefree3818]

I add flax seed to our chicken feed and it ups the omega 3 and it gives a beautiful orange yolk. Coupled in with the free ranging on the pasture, it's why I eat 4 eggs. Free Run is uncaged but within a building but still on straight grains. Free Range is pastured. Love this channel

[@user-ey1dx6rl1k]

if you are man don't eat flax seeds

[@reeeuben1935]

Just eat the flax seed but grind it first.

[@completelytransparent6320]

@@reeeuben1935 well its good for the chickens too

[@ibolyakontor7199]

U R so easy to listen to and to understand everything you say. Thank you for all you do for all of us.

[@AsintheDaysofNoah]

Our ladies enjoy sunflower seed treats and all our veggie trimmings from our garden. Beside their feed they get Kale, chard, lettuce, artichoke leaves, rhubarb leaves, - amazingly dark yolks.

[@Dreoilin]

I have like 30 some chickens and 9 roosters. We also have ducks and geese on our farm. Duck eggs are my favorite.

[@boink800]

You're so lucky to have your duck eggs -- but ducks are a lot of work.

[@thepeppers5442]

Been doing this for a few months now 3-4 a day along with my apple cider vinegar drink and Kiefer detox and lost 12lbs and feel better than I have in my whole life… thank sir you are a giant amount men

[@jakeadams7229]

Hello there just being curious boiled scrambled over easy what kind and what time do you usually eat it in the day because I do the same amount thank you 👍

[@zebilonsilingen8831]

Thank you so much for sharing. Was really blessed.❤

[@Drberg]

You're very welcome!

[@clavo3352]

Nice informative video ! Had an uncle that sold eggs. He bought from venders who pasture raised their chickens next to cows and pigs etc. By the 1970s he had a substantial following at a local grocery store chain. When he passed away the business died.

[@dncj015]

Dr Berg, I just wanted to say. I love your shows. Also, this new video process is much better. You look so much more healthy! You’re reversing in age! I just put my parents on your videos. Thank you for being awesome!

[@michelledennis8305]

Definitely a huge difference between home raised chicken eggs vs store bought. I've been raising chickens for a few years now. My hens give me 10 eggs a day (of all colors) and my rooster well hes our alarm clock in the morning😆, sure they slow down a little in the Winter But thrive during every other season. Healthy happy chicken, I often get Double yolkers 😊

[@davidchad77]

How do you keep your chickens safe from predators like raccoons etc…?

[@bootlegapples]

Dharr,,,where I want to be but am stuck waiting out the fall of the housing market and the rise of my metal investments.Happy for you tho.

[@michelledennis8305]

@@davidchad77 we have a solid chicken coop and fence around them. They are secure inside the coop at night we also have to saint bernards and help keep predators away. The only animal we every have issues with are skunks but they don't really bother the chickens they're just looking for Left over food or eggs

[@michelledennis8305]

@@davidchad77 Having a rooster also helps protect the hens

[@ilikerainydays1500]

How many hens do you have?

[@user-ur2fl9fb9j]

Thank you . This video is very informative .

[@Drberg]

You're welcome!

[@claragonzalez1631]

Thanks for this information, Dr. Berg. I breakfast with eggs everyday, my favorite is, of course, easy over. You always have the best videos and very informative!!

[@FreedomFox1]

Among their many benefits, 3-4 eggs are perfect for optimizing choline and selenium levels. Most selenium supplements are way too high, so that’s why I prefer eggs. The choline content has powerful benefits for the liver and brain, in addition to maintaining insulin sensitivity.

[@Fishin4funout4trout]

I get my selenium from 2 Brazil nuts a day, but they are very expensive, so I might stop buying them and just eat 3-4 raw eggs right before bedtime.

[@trish2687]

@@Fishin4funout4trout Definitely DO NOT eat RAW eggs!!

[@FreedomFox1]

@@Fishin4funout4trout Eggs (and maybe occasional fish) are the best way to get selenium. Brazil nuts are less consistent (the amount varies a lot). Selenium is one of those nutrients where too much can cause the same health issues as too little, so that’s why the consistent amount in eggs is perfect. I would cook them though, it allows you to absorb the nutrients better.

[@JS-te4gz]

Choline isn't good for men apparently...prostate cancer risk

[@FreedomFox1]

@@JS-te4gz As with anything, balance is important, which is why Whole Foods are safer than supplements. My choline levels were mid-range, using eggs as my primary source. But keep in mind, choline deficiency can increase risk of insulin resistance and fatty liver. Insulin resistance is implicated in a wide range of chronic health conditions. Most people can synthesize choline, but if you’re not one of those people then eggs are a safe way to prevent deficiency.

[@vicksdad]

Up until recently I kept a few chickens.They pecked about in a field, ate mixed grain and whatever they found in the ground. Whenever I chopped wood there were often large white grubs which they loved. They took their daily walk around our property as a group chatting happily with each other. They had a big white rooster who kept them in order. Needless to say the eggs were amazing, often with double yolks and larger than any shop bought ones.

[@shefaliohara3103]

I love poached eggs but I usually make an omelet with fresh veggies and herbs from my garden. However, it's "over easy" - I don't cook it as well done as the type of omelet you get in a restaurant. The yolks remain a little runny the way I cook it. However, I might try sauteing my veggies lightly and adding a lightly poached egg on top since that sounds healthier. I love pastured eggs but even more I love eggs from chickens from local folks who treat their chickens like pets. I would love to raise chickens one day.

[@J_Braz_]

I slice a tomato into disks. Sautee them in evoo with basil, parsley Italian seasoning as well as salt and pepper. Then I add a couple of eggs with cheese and milk and scramble them with the tomatoes. Serve on toast, preferably Italian or french bread sliced and toasted. Been my go to breakfast/lunch for awhile now.

[@jimbinger]

Dr Berg. As someone who raises chickens, I cannot overstate the benefits of not feeding your chickens at all. Rather it is best to provide them with a composting mass such as laeves and grass clippings on which they can forrage. This will provide them with warmth, essential mycelium, bugs and potentially worms. In return they will supply you with super rich compost. The most they require from you is water, a safe roosting spot and nesting boxes. Hope you find this useful.

[@SuperheroArmorychannel]

Am i to understand that you don’t give them any chicken feed at all? What type of climate do you live in? How large of an area do they have for free ranging? What about winter time? I’ve been considering trying this with my flock but i would like to hear more about how you are doing this. Thanks.

[@chemtrail29]

@@SuperheroArmorychannel I would like to know as well.

[@jimbinger]

@@SuperheroArmorychannel Hi Dr Berg, That is correct. They are not given any feed when I have an ample mass of leaves, grass clippings and other compostable material. We live in North Idaho where the winters do not typically go below 10 degrees farhenheit with substantial snowfall. The composting of the mass provides significant warmth for the birds which, by the way, is amplified by their fecal waste. The chickens constantly forrage which helps keep the process going resulting in beautiful rich compost . Normally there is a more than amply of nutrients (bugs, worms, vegetation, and mycelium) to keep them much better nourished than with feed. It is an odd concept initially although consider any animal's natural diet. The chickens range within a fenced area of aproximately 100' x 100'. The ranging area is not particularly important while ample bio mass is. Hope this is helpful! Thanks for the great video content. Jim

[@SuperheroArmorychannel]

@@jimbinger thanks for the information! A a few more questions: How many birds do you have in the 100’ x 100’ area? How many eggs do you get on average per day? Is there lots of grass growing in free range area? Or do the bird primarily feed from the compost material?

[@jimbinger]

@@SuperheroArmorychannel We have 14 chickens (Novagen) and ,in the warmer months, we average 10 eggs per day. We don't provide artificial light during the winter thus production drops accordingly. The area of fenced space is much larger than necessary as it was previously enclosed to protect a garden. Relatively little space is needed for the process itself. The essential element is the size of composting mass one can accumulate. In a smaller mass supplemental feed might be needed but it might surprise you how the birds adapt. We learned of the principle through a video about a very large scale poultry composting concern in, I believe, New Hampshire. If I come across the video again, I'll be happy to forward the link. Cheers! Jim

[@nosretep1960]

My free pasture strictly forage, except winter, yolks we're dark orange. Preserve eggs for years by glassing them using pickling lime, that way you have them in the winter when production drops.

[@AnIdahoCarpenter]

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[@travelinghearttattoos5482]

Love the FBR link please ❤

[@lloydmixsr.9764]

The way you described frying eggs, by letting egg white cook then stir the egg to finish cooking, been doing that for yrs.

[@112cla50]

Dr. Eric i never had the opportunity to say thanks for all your videos and advices, i did one of those keto diets some time ago and followed your advices to the letter and lost a massive amount of weight i went from 118kg to 80kg all thanks to you.

[@nel3624]

wow congratulations ! I want to lose 25 kg

[@rosalindr4975]

Great!

[@rosalindr4975]

@@mikemike8087 are you the director?

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

@@mikemike8087 None of the above. But we do use punctuation. Why don't you?

[@sifisobande8597]

Can you please share your diet. maybe a summary of what a typical day looked like. I am also trying to get to where you're at.