Is your snacking a sign of a medical condition?

Do you have the newest eating disorder–it has to do with snacking and binge eating. Let’s see what happens. Step 1:
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0: 07 What’s binge-eating?
0: 23 Are you suffering from this type of binge-eating disorder?
1: 05 The drug for a binge eating disorder
1: 38 Side Effects of Vyvanse
2: 05 My opinion on snacking and binge eating
2: 13 Stop binging

Could binge-eating and snacking be a sign of a medical condition? We’ll find out in this video.

Binge Eating Disorder, or (B.E.D.) is the newest eating disorder.

Signs that you may have a binge-eating disorder
Exceedive eating for at least one time per week for 3 months
Every 2 hours
Eating faster
Eating until uncomfortable
Eating alone
Feeling guilty after eating
Following a diet that cuts out certain food groups
Participating in sporadic fasting

Vyvanse is a medication that treats binge-eating disorders. This new drug is an old drug that was previously used for other purposes. This is the only FDA-approved treatment for this condition.

Side effects of Vyvanse:

Sudden cardiac death
Stroke
Significantly high blood pressure
Psychosis
High abuse rate
Seeing and Hearing

Vyvanse is not the answer to this problem. I believe that binging and snacking is not a medical condition. It’s something that many people do. If they did healthy keto and intermittent fasting, it would reduce their need for snacking.

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Dr. Berg is a chiropractor who specializes on Healthy Ketosis & Intermittent Fasting. The New Body Type Guide is his book. Howard University has been an adjunct professor in nutrition. He is no longer a practitioner, but now focuses on health education via social media.

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Dr. Eric Berg graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic, 1988.. Dr. Eric Berg’s use of the title “doctor” and “Dr.” refers only to his degree. Although Dr. Berg is licensed in Virginia, California and Louisiana as a chiropractor, he does not practice chiropractic in any other state. He also doesn’t see patients to allow him to focus on education, which he still holds an active license. This video is intended for informational purposes only. This video should not be used for self-diagnosis. It is not intended to replace a medical exam or treatment. This does not establish a doctor-patient relationship with Dr. Berg. Before making any changes to your diet or health, consult a doctor and get a diagnosis, medical exam, and recommendation. Any questions regarding a medical condition should be directed to a qualified physician.

Thank you for watching! You can reduce snacking and binging naturally by giving healthy keto with intermittent fasting an attempt.

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