Learn more about the worst things for your brain so you can better support your brain function moving forward.
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0:00 Introduction: The worst things for your brain
10:00 Grass-fed beef vs. grain-fed beef for your brain
15:35 Learn more about brain health!
Today I’m going to share some of the top things that can severely affect your brain.
Top things that negatively affect your brain:
1. Chronic exposure to bad news
2. Toxic personalities
3. Spending too much time inside
4. Low-fat, low-cholesterol diets
5. High-grain diets
6. High-sugar diets
7. Low-stress to no stress at all
8. High-stress
9. Snacking
10. Things that decrease gut microbes
11. Consuming grain-fed animal products
One of the most surprising things on this list is grain-fed animal products. I recently participated in an interesting beef nutrient-density study. This study compared the beef from my farm to grass-fed beef and grain-fed beef, looking at factors that contribute to health and disease.
It turns out that the beef from my farm was significantly higher in phytonutrients and vitamin B3. It also had a fantastic omega-6 fatty acid to omega-3 fatty acid ratio. Not only that, but the beef I sent was low in glycation end-products and homocysteine, which are both harmful to the brain.
Grass-fed beef also did much better than grain-fed beef when looking at these same factors. My beef may have done best because I raise my cattle on pastures with a diversity of weeds for the cows to consume.
Overall, it’s crucial to consume grass-fed, grass-finished beef or 100% grass-fed beef to support your brain and your overall health.
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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 helps increase your awareness of the worst things for your brain. I’ll see you in the next video.
51 responses to “11 Bad Habits That Damage Your Brain”
Although this channel is mainly focused on nutrition can we expect some episodes on stress reduction, relaxation,emotions,exercises,HIIT.
These topic play a huge role in heath besides nutrition.
Everyone avoid to speak about mental health but that matters the most nowadays.
@A O’B is yoga related to energy healing, chakras, spirituality, grounding.
PS. It sounds good.
@Just H Yes it is, but don’t let that put you off. Yoga with Adriene is great for everyone and she doesn’t go into huge detail with theory. There are plenty of easy stretching and breathing techniques. It is amazing.
@Lisa Miller I confirm.
Nutrition affects mental health more than people realize
Just don’t give a fck and you’ll be fine
1. Chronic exposure to bad news
2. Toxic personalities
3. Too much time inside
4. Low-fat, low-cholesterol diet
5. High-grain diet
6. Consuming high sugar foods
7. Low stress to no stress at all
8. High stress environment
9. Snacking
10. Anything that decreases gut microbes
11. Consuming grain-fed animal products
Thank you….very useful info.
@Robert Johnson ALL seed and vegetable oils.
Except high grade coconut and olive oils.
👍
@William Mcleroy you could be a higher risk for multiple health problems involving vitamin D deficiency… just saying… for example, many kids in the darker climates used to be born with rickets before the science intervened
Thank you
Thank you Dr Berg for your amazing work.
Go no contact with toxic people , family or not !! This right here started my road to health. Stress kills !! Thanks Dr. Berg 😊 edit : infra red light is amazing 👍 followed by a sauna every evening ( helps in so many ways ) thanks Dr. berg 😊👍
Upstair neighbours in very old (noisy) building. For years i tried but very stressfull. I sleep in my car now. Better move in 2023 even though it has other disadvantages?
So true, thank you. Blessings
One of the best mental health decisions I’ve ever made was to cut off toxic negative relatives in favor of making my own family out of positive goal-oriented friends. 😊 Good call Olivia Grace
@Love, Earth & Spirit Wear ear plugs.
So if your married to one get ear plugs, smile and nod alot. Lol
Wonderful advice to start a brand new Year…. A blessed New Year to you Dr.Berg and Mrs. Berg and family! 😀 And thank you for this journey we can take with you!
When I was growing up in England the field behind our home had a huge number of wild flowers and weeds. There is a farm outside of Witney Oxfordshire that has an ancient pasture that is being preserved for the huge number of plants. The old time farmers used to say that if the cattle felt a bit off color they knew which plants to eat to feel better but the new farmers that did not leave the old field alone did not have that benefit.
In the old days in the USA on farms, they made huge barrels of apple cider, and poured them into the water troughs. The cows never had any bacterial problems, like now, their coats were shiny and they never got sick.
I had gestational diabetes when I was pregnant and they recommend 5-6 small meals a day with 2 of those meals being snacks. Even after I gave birth this diet was still recommended. Thanks, for the info, I’ll try OMAD instead of snacking.
I want to try it also, not sure what time, what to eat and what can I drink when not eating! Help
Sounds like you were given bad advice.
@Kristann Chigro if you have a family and work choose supper as your one meal so you can eat with your family. You can drink tea and coffee you just can’t have cream, sugar, etc.
Listening to Dr. Eric Berg I dropped over 70lbs! 💪🏾 I had an unhealthy relationship with food. These videos enhanced my quality of life!
Congrats, great job. so far it’s 47 for me
@Pete Zahutt Keep at it! ❤️☝🏾
That’s not weight. It’s I.Q. points.
@DoctorGarkle that is brilliant ❤️🙌🏽
Dr. Berg, thanks for this.
This is a video pretty much everyone should see.
I’ve pretty much stopped watching national news, it’s just a pile of stress.
So true. Limiting my intake of media. Watching programs and movies that are uplifting.
Same here. Mainly since CV-19 started. The trouble is, you can still find plenty on the web, which my family feel I am following too much, even if not the MSM. TPTB want us fearful, yet we are many and they are few. I hope and pray for a reset in that situation. I will try harder to follow the Doctor’s advice.
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Top things that negatively affect your brain:
1. Chronic exposure to bad news
2. Toxic personalities
3. Spending too much time inside
4. Low-fat, low-cholesterol diets
5. High-grain diets
6. High-sugar diets
7. Low-stress to no stress at all
8. High-stress
9. Snacking
10. Things that decrease gut microbes
11. Consuming grain-fed animal products
One of the most surprising things on this list is grain-fed animal products. I recently participated in an interesting beef nutrient-density study. This study compared the beef from my farm to grass-fed beef and grain-fed beef, looking at factors that contribute to health and disease.
It turns out that the beef from my farm was significantly higher in phytonutrients and vitamin B3. It also had a fantastic omega-6 fatty acid to omega-3 fatty acid ratio. Not only that, but the beef I sent was low in glycation end-products and homocysteine, which are both harmful to the brain.
Grass-fed beef also did much better than grain-fed beef when looking at these same factors. My beef may have done best because I raise my cattle on pastures with a diversity of weeds for the cows to consume.
Overall, it’s crucial to consume grass-fed, grass-finished beef or 100% grass-fed beef to support your brain and your overall health.
Thank you Dr Berg! 🐱👍🏿
I have to say the quality of Dr Bergs info is simply fantastic! What a super star for humanity!!
He has changed thousands of peoples lives at least
Thank you so much. Glad you like the information here.
Love Dr Berg ! He always seems to do a video exactly when I need it ❤️ been watching him for years, and know he’s one of the very few doctors we can actually trust! Thanks Dr Berg
Nah nah nah!! This videos are about me!
That’s basically a fairly sizeable child! Way to go, I’m down sixteen so far so thanks for the boost.
I was just about to make the same comment! It is uncanny how many times his latest video addresses medical issues that I am struggling with right now. I will forever be thankful for his (free) contribution of thorough, trustworthy medical information he puts out to those of us seeking alternatives to the official recommendations of what is good for our health, or should I say, the omission of such. A GREAT human being, and if he makes a decent living from his noble efforts, I have absolutely no problem with that.
Very, very interesting about the “better than grass fed” beef. As a kid on the way to school there where tall weeds that grew by an electric fence, the cows would risk shock to get to them. We’d pick them and all the cows would come over for the treat.
Dr. Berg is amazing and wonderful! Thank you so much for your contribution to health, vitality, beauty and wisdom! Much love ❤
And he explains everything so well without any judgemental attitude
The media we consume daily has an impact on our thinking, behaviour and emotions. We have all had toxic people dust us with their poison. Sometimes it’s more like a drenching. Being able to spot their harmful behaviour is the first step to minimising their impact. I have been contemplating cutting out toxic extended family members. Thank you Dr Berg for great video again.
This guy is spot-on. He has cutting edge information for anyone wanting to improve their health.
Thank you Dr. Berg. I have been depressed since last month sadly. Some of these things you listed are factors along with health issues, financial issues and car issues all at once. Hoping for better days and to keep taking care of myself.
Thank you Dr. Berg! I’ve said goodbye to alcohol thanks to your advices and I already feel much better because of your diet advices. I go through my days with a smile because I know that what I’m doing is good for my health!
Thank you again!
Dr. Berg is getting better and better as time goes by. This video is invaluable.
My story: Exactly a year ago I found out thru CAT scan I had a lower disc bulge and a thoracic aneurysm and I weighed 180 lbs. and am 5’6″ tall so, naturally, I freaked! I looked for help on YT and found your videos and I have been putting your suggestions into action where I could. so, now, I have eliminated sugars as completely as possible; have started buying more grass-fed meats when I can afford them and eating much nmore diverse salad as well as intermittent fasting and an occasional extended fast. I now make my own fermented vegetables and do sprouting and I am now 139 lbs. I do still have to take HBP medicine but have cut the dose in half with the occasional use of niacin but am finding that i may even not need the amlodipine I am taking foir my blood pressure. I can go on and on but I just want to say thank you, Dr. Berg for the new lease on life you have given me, Bless You !