Hello PDWarrior ~ Thank you for posting this video. Lots to think about!!
(I did also just watch his video on Sleeping ~ only about 6 minutes. It's very interesting. Here's the link if you're interested: tps://youtube.com/watch?v=pM3stM3...
I hope the link works, you may have to cut and paste it.)
I am apologising in advance that I dont have the time to justify my view point.
In general I have found many of Dr Berg's videos have questionable explanations about the science behind his suggestions (very basic biochemistry and physiology).
He is a good performer ; I can still watch his videos but i mainly take down notes and check on the " bad science" mostly.
Some of his suggestions maybe beneficial but I am sceptical when the conepts he bases them on our questionable
DOI Practising physician;open to using alternative medicine for myself, keep uptodate with basic biomedical science (more than the average physician) for my own interest and specifically anything related to movement disorders as I have an undefined puzzling variety myself !
You should consider that some of the greatest advancements in medicine and science came from people OUTSIDE of their normal disciplines. That's why I always keep an open mind. I have nothing to lose except my PD.
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