Berry's work that make sense (though not necessarily because of any big pharma conspiracy theories or stubborn medical professionals). Actually, my experience is that most doctors do a TSH along with T4, but I think he's right in that many doctors simply look at ranges and no longer correlate blood tests with physical findings and patient complaints.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. He also points out how difficult it can be, as a doctor, to go against any of the conventional medical "wisdom" or practices that permeate the field. The USDA dietary guidelines are the culmination of input from scientists around the world that ultimately gets watered down by special interest groups like the Dairy Council and the Pharmaceutical Industry, etc.Again and again, he makes claims such as that 80% of the population can’t tolerate dairy products, but does not back this up with data. I can anecdotally concur that Scarsdale, Atkins and Keto are the only diets where I can really lose weight.

An example is when he states that ancestors ate the highest fat food first, but there is little to support this. Ken was born in Linden, Tennessee, and grew up in the very small Southern town of Hohenwald, Tennessee. Instead, he tries to tell you you don't have to spend a ton of money on drugs, processed food (crap) and to not blindly listen.Perfect primer to get your health back on track and to continue gathering health wisdom from great minds. I love that he is not a regular doctor that just wants to prescribe drugs and make crap loads of money off it.

I believe that the antibiotics and hormones used to stimulate cows to produce more milk will work its way through in the milk and create issues over the long term. the fault is with Big Pharma, Big Sugar, Big Dairy, Big Government, Lobbyists and the diet industry.Interestingly, if you follow this sort of thing, you'll know that the vitamin D craze has lost steam, and there are many studies now questioning the role of vitamin D supplementation as well as its long term safety. I've long known that a low carb diet is the best tool a diabetic can have, but I just didn't have the full picture and could never manage to sustain it long-term myself. Like me, he recognizes that our American "health" care system (more like the "sickness" care system) is broken and fraught with corruption and deceit from the top down.

I’ve gotta admit, I almost never drink milk and I don’t think that conventional milk products (or whey protein) are especially good for you. Grab it now, you won't be disappointed (except with governments, medical establishment, big food and pharma)! Part of the problem is that when it comes to nutrition, the public isn't getting educated by the experts, people who actually study nutrition, but by doctors who don't really know that much about nutrition and by special interests that have ulterior motives.

I loved his image of the overweight doctor who is himself on five different meds for blood pressure, diabetes and cholesterol control giving advice to his patients how to get "healthy" like himself.