The #1 Fattest Country in the World

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Is vitamin D safe to take at high doses, or will it cause toxicity? Vitamin D fear is common, but what about the fear of vitamin D deficiency? Discover the vitamin D truth you’ve been searching for, and the real reason why there’s so much vitamin D misinformation. 👉 Download Dr. ...  Show more

How Cholesterol Was Made Scary

Is cholesterol bad? Is low cholesterol safe? In this video, we’ll cover common cholesterol misinformation, how cholesterol was demonized, and the cholesterol truth you need to know now for better health. 👉 Download Dr. Berg’s Free Daily Health Routine: https://drbrg.co/45qtO070: ...  Show more

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