The Dr. Berg Show LIVE - March 20, 2026
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Dr. Berg's Q&A addresses health issues like vitamin D chills (likely from fillers, needs magnesium/K2/zinc cofactors; aim 60-100 ng/mL), diabetes (low-carb diet, intermittent fasting, berberine), neuropathy (benfotiamine, alpha-lipoic acid), and thyroid nodules (iodine/selenium), emphasizing cofactors, low-carb/keto approaches, and autophagy via fasting to reverse conditions like scarring, gray hair, and insulin resistance. Key warnings include blood thinner conflicts with K2 (use magnesium instead), flawed low-dose potassium RDAs, corticosteroid side effects, and GLP-1 drug muscle loss; natural alternatives like high-dose D3/omega-3s, bile salts for fat digestion, and soil microbes from plants outperform meds. Cancer/parasites thrive on sugar with similar anaerobic survival, explaining ivermectin's efficacy; prioritize sleep, trace minerals, and nutrient-dense foods over processed carbs/starches.
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It's probably more likely something in the vitamin D tablet. Bodies evolved with a lot of sun and vitamin D. 20-30 minutes in summer sun gives 10,000 IUs of vitamin D3. Chills usually from maltodextrin in tablets or missing cofactors for absorption: magnesium, vitamin K2, zinc (primarily magnesium). Check the vitamin D source.
Doctors advise avoiding vitamin K1 or K2 on blood thinners due to clotting risk. Vitamin K1 creates clotting; some data shows K2 might too. Catch-22: blood thinners prevent clotting but risk vitamin K2 deficiency, leading to calcium buildup in arteries and heart problems. Consider blood thinner not blocking vitamin K, then take K2. Alternatives to lower blood calcium: magnesium. Iatrogenic diseases (from medications/medical errors) are third leading cause of death. AI reveals medication interactions and side effects.
Lower carbohydrates first—80% of diabetes from liver glucose production. Fix insulin resistance with low-carb diet + intermittent fasting (one meal a day, low-carb, until A1C drops). Speed up with berberine (mimics metformin, lowers liver glucose), exercise, vitamin D, magnesium. Medium McDonald's fries = 150g carbs. Raw potatoes with salt or pickled become resistant starch.
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