How to Fix PLANTAR FASCIITIS without Pills, Injections, or Surgery!

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  • čas přidán 2. 02. 2022
  • Can Plantar Fasciitis be fixed naturally? Can you fix Plantar Fasciitis with diet? These are great questions to ask and I think the answer to both is yes! This short video discusses natural ways to reduce the glycation, inflammation, and weakness in your plantar fascia. Let me know in the comments if you've used a Proper Human Diet to improve your Plantar Fasciitis pain please.
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  • @TheRWE12
    @TheRWE12 Před 2 lety +254

    You're on to something. Once I went on Keto my Plantar Fasciitis went away completely. I was a vegan. Sound familiar?

    • @KenDBerryMD
      @KenDBerryMD  Před 2 lety +73

      Unfortunately, Yes. And I'm happy that more and more people are learning the power of a Proper Human Diet!

    • @elaineelaine2733
      @elaineelaine2733 Před 2 lety +16

      Yes. Me too I fasted omad and did keto. I had to Google what I had done and found keto did it

    • @ike7539
      @ike7539 Před 2 lety +29

      I heard if you chop your foot off it goes away too

    • @demetria3626
      @demetria3626 Před 2 lety +10

      I had plantar fasciitis when I played field hockey in high school, took forever to heal and I was a long term vegetarian lol

    • @unitedheartsamerica5924
      @unitedheartsamerica5924 Před 2 lety +14

      Here is another point to supplement this line of thinking.. I wondered why suddenly a couple years ago I started having extremely tight painful muscles. I had a history of some previous car accidents that gave me certain muscular pains and I treated weekly with chiropractic.. but chiropractic wasnt helping the tight muscles..
      Fast forward to last year when my base fasting glucose level was creeping up 20 points.. Then I went modified keto to address the sugar and my next fasting glucose was back to normal.. there were other benefits also, not important here..
      I dont have plantar- just general tight muscles.. so more keto!!

  • @julierocketqueen6257
    @julierocketqueen6257 Před 2 lety +243

    I’m a nurse, I went into a patient’s room this morning to give her morning medicines to her, and caught her watching one of your diabetic youtube video on her phone! I was soooo proud!!!!! I told her, listen to this guy, he’s healing people!!! 💫⭐️👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻⭐️

    • @KatsCorner
      @KatsCorner Před 4 měsíci

      Awesome I look after old people and send here as well.

  • @kevinclayton1974
    @kevinclayton1974 Před 2 lety +246

    I was born with two club feet and had my ankles corrected and fused at birth. I'm 34 now, and I was experiencing severe arthritis in said ankles. I considered seeing a doctor about ankle replacement or re-fusing my ankles. I even considered amputation and prosthetic feet because the pain had become so unbearable. In November 2021 I went carnivore, and my inflammation, pain and arthritis are virtually nonexistent. I enjoy running again for the first time in YEARS. I don't foresee myself ever coming off an animal-based diet. I watched nearly every video of yours, Dr. Berry and thank you for the education and knowledge that has given me so much freedom. Thank you!!!!!

    • @maryintx4409
      @maryintx4409 Před 2 lety +12

      awesome! so happy for you!

    • @DynamicBailey
      @DynamicBailey Před 2 lety +10

      That’s awesome Kevin! I’m sure that’ll give so many people hope of healing.

    • @dellzywillis3001
      @dellzywillis3001 Před 2 lety +10

      That is amazing. Good for you.

    • @imliz100
      @imliz100 Před 2 lety +8

      Kevin!! ❤️

    • @denisepettit8534
      @denisepettit8534 Před 2 lety +10

      That is beautiful Kevin, thank you for sharing enjoy all the activity you are now able to do. Keep on keeping on.

  • @jms42
    @jms42 Před 2 lety +89

    My feet always hurt when I woke up before keto. I feel 10 years younger after 3 years on a lazy keto diet. No counting, no calculating. I've lost 70 pounds. Aches and pains that I thought were part of growing older have disappeared from my life!

    • @sandybrown3879
      @sandybrown3879 Před 2 lety +3

      Fantastic to read of your success

    • @danielwallace5352
      @danielwallace5352 Před 2 lety

      Hello there

    • @DetroitHomeInspector
      @DetroitHomeInspector Před 2 lety +1

      I have had PF for YEARS. Put a bottle of Vodka (any liquor) in the freezer, roll your foot on that. Stretching 3 full minutes when I get out of bed in the morning. I put my elbows on the mattress, stretch archilles tendon. Stand up and roll your foot on a hard ball. Tennis ball, golf ball, balls made for foot issues. Just started rolling the calf muscle as well with a short stick with rollers on it. It works. Rolling the ball on my foot cured my left foot in a few days. Right foot is a bit more trouble. I am also eating lazy keto for several years and have lost 15 pounds.

    • @NizJazzBTC
      @NizJazzBTC Před rokem +1

      What does lazy keto mean? Thanks

    • @jms42
      @jms42 Před rokem +2

      @@NizJazzBTC to me, lazy keto is eating the foods I know are ketogenic, but not stressing about counting every carb.

  • @shaynamars6703
    @shaynamars6703 Před 2 lety +126

    Suffer on and off from PF when I went back to work. Started keto-carnivor 8 months ago I have lost 65 lbs and I no longer have PF. I have also stopped needing my depression medication. I will be 39 tomorrow and I feel better now than I did when I was 20. Thank you Dr Berry!!!!!

    • @KalalainaCS
      @KalalainaCS Před 2 lety +6

      Happy early birthday! Congrats on your weight loss and health gain! You gave yourself the best present!

    • @parvathynl1953
      @parvathynl1953 Před 2 lety

      Belated birthday wishes ..

    • @momule1969
      @momule1969 Před 2 lety

      @Tahoe mist sounds like it's time to start creating your own content, explaining your expert viewpoints. That would be much more profitable for you than trolling other expert's content.

    • @midnightmoon3550
      @midnightmoon3550 Před 2 lety

      @@momule1969 the keto def can mess with thyroid. Look it up before u get too cocky. Many don't know this about keto

    • @DetroitHomeInspector
      @DetroitHomeInspector Před 2 lety +1

      I have had PF for YEARS. Put a bottle of Vodka (any liquor) in the freezer, roll your foot on that. Stretching 3 full minutes when I get out of bed in the morning. I put my elbows on the mattress, stretch archilles tendon. Stand up and roll your foot on a hard ball. Tennis ball, golf ball, balls made for foot issues. Just started rolling the calf muscle as well with a short stick with rollers on it. It works. Rolling the ball on my foot cured my left foot in a few days. Right foot is a bit more trouble. I am also eating lazy keto for several years and have lost 15 pounds.

  • @tenantnumber1sres543
    @tenantnumber1sres543 Před 2 lety +7

    Dude, you should be nominated for United States Surgeon General!

  • @johnnyzee9618
    @johnnyzee9618 Před 2 lety +59

    10+ years of plantar fasciitis completely gone within 2 months of carnivore / keto diet. Thank you Dr. Berry. Saving lives every day. You're a Legend !!!

  • @onecarnivore
    @onecarnivore Před 2 lety +39

    I changed to mostly carnivore a year and a half ago, lost 60 lbs and not only my very painful plantar fasciitis went away, but over 20 other symptoms of illness as well.

    • @Poreckylife
      @Poreckylife Před 2 lety +4

      That happened because you stopped eating bad carbohydrates and not because of meat.

  • @cassandrasmom
    @cassandrasmom Před 2 lety +35

    Your theory is correct… once I started counting TOTAL carbs and increased my consumption of meat, my plantar fasciitis disappeared. I used to get out of bed and have to wait a few minutes while standing before I could walk. And even so, I would limp (a lot) the whole way to the bathroom. I would have to take breaks throughout the day to sit down because of the pain. I would have trouble wearing certain types of shoes (boots were the worst) because of the extreme discomfort. Now I don’t even have to think about it!

    • @chelseaoates610
      @chelseaoates610 Před 2 lety +3

      This is what has happened to me for several years 😭 may I ask what do you eat typically and how low do you keep your total carbs?

    • @cassandrasmom
      @cassandrasmom Před 2 lety +2

      @@chelseaoates610 I eat mostly animal based (lots of meat, eggs, fish, etc). I’ll have a side salad maybe 2 times per week. I’m usually under 15 total carbs.

    • @cassandrasmom
      @cassandrasmom Před 2 lety

      @Tahoe mist quite the opposite 👍

  • @stalstonestacy4316
    @stalstonestacy4316 Před 2 lety +54

    As a hairdresser it was normal to be in my feet standing mostly in one spot for anywhere from 10-16 hours a day. Being 130lbs overweight didn't help. I knew nothing of keto or carnivore back then. I got plantar fasciitis in both feet and limping and using a cane incorrectly caused me to also develop a strain in my hip flexor. I thought I was going to die it hurt so bad. The shop where I worked closed down which turned out to be a blessing. With time on my hands I finally started taking time for myself and my health. I quit the gym, started keto, and learned about the PHD. Today I'm down 81lbs, 24 years late I'm finally at my pre pregnancy weight. I'm never hungry or hangry. I'm so grateful for all I've learned from Dr Berry and Neishalovesit

    • @imliz100
      @imliz100 Před 2 lety

      Stacy, how is it now?

    • @angelgirldebbiejo
      @angelgirldebbiejo Před 2 lety +1

      Yes, once you lose weight it normally stays healed but right now i know 2 people normal weight that have it, sent them Dr Berrys video plus my 2 cents on shoes. I don't always agree with him but i love that he keeps his stuff free of politics. Gotta respect him for that plus he does have a ton of good advice. There are a few other doctors i love besides him. Also Kelly Hogan and Amy Berger, just bought her Alzheimers book. Tons of info in it.

    • @Merbr221
      @Merbr221 Před rokem +2

      I'm a hairdresser too. Cant step on my heel its too sore. Am on carnivore for 6 weeks now. Hope it will heal soon

    • @nancyk7874
      @nancyk7874 Před rokem +2

      @@Merbr221 I’m hopeful too. Been keto 9 weeks and no improvement with PF yet but I’m not giving up.

    • @khrystalkhoury62
      @khrystalkhoury62 Před 10 měsíci

      Yikes. I'm only 13 days carnivore and waiting for my miracle. God bless us all.

  • @estellewillard2191
    @estellewillard2191 Před 2 lety +34

    250 lb. Started carnivore on Tuesday, 58 yr woman. Chronic pf with heel spur. Wow I sure hope this helps.

    • @tootstoyou1
      @tootstoyou1 Před rokem +2

      Did it help?

    • @kearneystephens8019
      @kearneystephens8019 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Did it help!!???

    • @davidpickett6272
      @davidpickett6272 Před měsícem

      Steping on poky massage mat took away my heel pain in one day. Also i m on keto and int. fasting 18/6 sometimes 20/4

  • @sophiadavis6981
    @sophiadavis6981 Před 2 lety +6

    OMG OMG I suffered so long with this terrible problem and didn't know what was causing it. I watch every video online and couldn't get rid of it. I couldn't get rid of this terrible pain and the sad thing is many many doctors don't know what causes this monster of pain. I started a carnivore diet and the pain went away from the bottom of my feet, my knees and my headaches. Thank you Dr. Berry for finding your channel in 2021 YOU saved my life and no other doctor could help me. THANKS

  • @bridgetj1246
    @bridgetj1246 Před 2 lety +12

    I had Plantar Fasciitis for 3 years in both feet and spent thousands of dollars on treatments, shoes, and physical therapy. I went on a keto diet in 2017 to lose a few pounds and the pain gradually disappeared. It took about 8 months and a 25-30 pound weight loss and finally went completely away. I do believe that it was the diet.

  • @angelgirldebbiejo
    @angelgirldebbiejo Před 2 lety +15

    I have had this over past 10 years, have had injections, acupuncture, pills but my husband had same thing and he has to stand 12 hrs a day as a mechanic. He ordered orthofeet shoes for like 110 and wore them. Not only did it heal it but we haven't had it since and mine was worse then his. Its a miracle of god is all i know. We won't wear any other shoes now.

    • @danielwallace5352
      @danielwallace5352 Před 2 lety

      Hello there

    • @kathyharmon2093
      @kathyharmon2093 Před 2 lety +1

      Although I completely agree with Dr Berry I also wear orthofeet ( whenever I have a flare up) I’m a 64 year old nurse on my feet all day and these shoes are amazing

  • @sbag11
    @sbag11 Před 2 lety +58

    This is something I used to suffer with terribly. I went keto 3 years ago and have not suffered with it since. I have told people that I thought keto cured my plantar fasciitis, but they think I'm crazy. So glad you did this video, doc. BTW, Bob and Brad are awesome, too!

    • @cassandrasmom
      @cassandrasmom Před 2 lety +3

      My husband thought I was crazy too..that it was probably in my head. Nope! It’s gone!

    • @nancyk7874
      @nancyk7874 Před rokem

      I hope it works for me too.

    • @pocahontas4583
      @pocahontas4583 Před rokem

      Interesting. I don’t do full keto but mostly eat a low carb diet and mine flares up and down. I can go a month feeling like it’s completely gone then suddenly it’ll flare back up and I’m back limping.

    • @tammysmith121
      @tammysmith121 Před rokem

      ​@@pocahontas4583 me too!

  • @poolfiend007
    @poolfiend007 Před 2 lety +43

    I want to add something that you didn't mention that helped me and you probably didn't mention it because it seems so intuitive. I was a 15 year plantar fasciitis sufferer with no break in between. I did have a job where I was on my feet for upwards of 12-14 hours a day so I always attributed the condition to that. Once I left that job my pain remained for another 9 years until this happened. I bought the correct size of shoe. My whole adult life I thought I was a size 14 shoe when in fact I was a size 13EEE. So when I was still growing and my shoes got tight I naturally went up a size when I just needed a wider shoe. When I started wearing the proper size my pain went away within a week and hasn't returned. Sorry for the long story but I if it helps someone then it's worth the read.

    • @stephen3654
      @stephen3654 Před 2 lety +1

      Yes, I'm pretty sure that my PF was caused by some slightly too big shoes.

    • @denaconnolly343
      @denaconnolly343 Před rokem

      I’ve tried everything. Doing PT now. Carni 3 years.

    • @poolfiend007
      @poolfiend007 Před rokem

      @@denaconnolly343 My sister got it years before I did and after months of therapy, custom orthodics and different shoes she opted for surgery.

    • @larrytate1657
      @larrytate1657 Před 2 měsíci

      @@poolfiend007 did the surgery go well and heal the issue?

    • @poolfiend007
      @poolfiend007 Před 2 měsíci

      @@larrytate1657 To an extent. She still needed the custom orthodics . Her pain was much less severe though.

  • @IronSharpensIron127
    @IronSharpensIron127 Před 3 měsíci +2

    Bob and Brad, the two most famous physical therapists on the Internet!!!!

  • @incognittooo
    @incognittooo Před 2 lety +2

    I was expecting you to advice us to wear a pair of high cushioning slippers at home. This one simple change brought immediate & long lasting relief to my aching feet.

  • @Slivings911
    @Slivings911 Před 2 lety +34

    100 percent true! I have suffered from plantar fasciitis (and most recently heel spurs) for at least twenty years, not continuously but at different times in my life. I’ve been to doctors, had various treatments, had expensive custom orthotics made, you name it. Going low carb - especially eliminating wheat and sugar - makes the PF go away and also eliminates other inflammation-related aches and pains. I struggle to stay sugar and grain free but it is SO worth it, especially as I get older. Being active, mobile and on no prescription drugs is how I want to go into my older years.

    • @adrievanduijn8334
      @adrievanduijn8334 Před 3 měsíci

      How long did it take for you noticing that the pain of PF decreased? And is that all by stopping with wheat and sugars?

    • @Slivings911
      @Slivings911 Před 3 měsíci

      @@adrievanduijn8334 I really don’t know how long. I’ve been mostly pain free for a while now, but the PF has come and gone for 20 years. Diet truly does help keep inflammation down, though. I think if you eliminate all sugars and grains, and nightshades as well, you will notice improvement fairly soon, but it depends on the level of inflammation I suppose. Each person is different. It may take a while or you may notice improvement immediately. And yes, sugar in particular is the main culprit. But also wheat/grains, they just take a little longer to make their effect known. Good luck! I recommend this way of eating.

  • @stevenstovall9668
    @stevenstovall9668 Před 2 lety +25

    I had PF for over 3 years and found no relief until I found out about trigger point therapy. I had several trigger points in my calves that were causing my pain. Also, make sure your shoes are wide enough for your toes to splay out! It makes a huge difference!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @sooparticular
      @sooparticular Před 2 lety +3

      that is the answer... I got rid of aLL MY PLANTAR PROBLEMS DOIN TRIGGER POINT THERAPY AND the right shoes!!
      Most of the points are in THE CALVES YOU MUST MASSAGE THEM OUT!

    • @miriamhernandez9070
      @miriamhernandez9070 Před 2 lety +1

      With just the keto diet i solve my plantar fasciitis didn’t have to change shoes I

  • @miriamhernandez9070
    @miriamhernandez9070 Před 2 lety +3

    I started keto to lose weight which I did but was happily surprised when my plantar fasciitis also disappeared and hasn’t come back!!! Keto is my way of eating now

  • @MrPatriotlawyer
    @MrPatriotlawyer Před 2 lety +47

    Yes-been keto since summer of 2020. Had horrible plantar fasciitis, and it went away within the first few weeks of adopting this new way of eating. Thanks Dr. Berry!

    • @soydecrystal
      @soydecrystal Před 2 lety +4

      Awesome! Oxalate dumping will cause plantar fasciitis.

  • @davidsheehan9989
    @davidsheehan9989 Před 2 lety +21

    Dr Ken is a Godsend. I love how he creatively connects the health dots for us.

  • @marianunciato6363
    @marianunciato6363 Před 2 lety +50

    I have chronic PF in both feet, 11 years! I’m on day 4 of Keto so I’m excited to hear this news!!!! TY Dr. Berry…you are a blessing!

    • @cammieklund
      @cammieklund Před 2 lety +3

      Just avoid the high oxalate foods, like spinach, chard, beets, cacao, almonds and so on!! Bcs oxalates can also cause (or worsen) plantar fasciitis. Check out Sally K Norton for more information on this topic! Many people have healed their pf on a low oxalate way of eating.🌸

    • @candaceion9622
      @candaceion9622 Před 2 lety +2

      Does this cause pain in the entire foot? Both of my feet, kill me, and are especially painful as soon as I get up in the morning. I thought that it was arthritis. Has been consistent for about a month now

    • @menunciato816
      @menunciato816 Před 2 lety +2

      @@cammieklund yea, im sticking to mostly meat and a tiny bit of veg....not eatting much at all.

    • @cammieklund
      @cammieklund Před 2 lety +2

      @@candaceion9622 Oxalates can cause pain everywhere in the body.

    • @menunciato816
      @menunciato816 Před 2 lety +2

      @@candaceion9622 Mine is the entire foot (both), lots of inflamation and pain! Some days are better than others depending on my activity and I also CAN NOT walk around without shoes...that flares it up super fast. Ive been managing it all these years because nothing has helped. The steroid shots were a waste for me and extremely painful. Im excited to hear about Keto healing me so this will definately keep me focused.

  • @darksavior1187
    @darksavior1187 Před 2 lety +17

    I had it a couple of years ago, and it cleared up when I started a regimen of heavy weighted squats with a barbell (200 lbs). I assumed it was because the squats addressed a muscle weakness and likely forced it to stretch helping flexibility but it could also be that exercise, especially resistance training significantly helps with inflammation. But that is what worked for me, and its never come back.

  • @beastshawnee
    @beastshawnee Před 2 lety +8

    I went on carnivore for my heart and it saved my life but my Plantar fasciitis disappeared as well. So did my migraines, my sleep apnea, my blood sugar highs and lows, my arthritis. It’s been the best thing I ever did for myself! Now I need to get past my covid and CPTSD issues that popped up and get back on this! I am having cravings again and get so easily messed up again-I feel so weak and my skin is looking worse. I need a vacation and some mental destressing...Wish me luck!

    • @davidpickett6272
      @davidpickett6272 Před měsícem

      Garlic, ginger, apple vinegar, fresh air, good water , comedies must help

  • @dreamweaver5323
    @dreamweaver5323 Před 2 lety +21

    I’ve had Plantar Fascitis in the past. After gaining some 2 year Virus weight 😡 and snacking on things at work, I developed Achilles Bursitis which feels very similar- but in a different spot. After getting back on track (6-20 carbs per day) and down #10, I can already tell a big difference. Hopefully I can get back to my exercise class soon!! Thanks for this video!

  • @GrampyCampy
    @GrampyCampy Před 2 lety +15

    Thanks Doc I have family members who did and do suffer from that! My wife who has passed away, could not get rid of hers and had it for over 25 years she was a CNA for 35 years and on her feet all day, now my daughter suffers from it, I try to tell them how great the keto Keto/vore diet is but it is like talking to a wall, I am the parent and I am 60 so that makes me nuts or from the dark ages, but I know for a fact Keto changed my life for the better in so many ways! 😍✝️🙏💕🦌🇺🇸🏡🦅🤩thanks so much Doc!!!💕

  • @ann7021
    @ann7021 Před 2 lety +2

    Your presentations are always very precise and to the point!! Love watching you. Blessings.

  • @johnscott3206
    @johnscott3206 Před 2 lety +27

    I suffered from PF diagnosed by a podiatrist for a few years. I required expensive orthotics, night splints, stretching, ice, etc. I did not find relief until I changed my diet. I was already relatively low carb but was eating a lot of spinach and almonds. I am convinced that oxalates played a large role in my case. When I cut that out and went more carnivore, it vanished and has not recurred. Another Lie My Doctor Told Me! :-). Thank you so much for setting me straight!

  • @alanaa6018
    @alanaa6018 Před 2 lety +5

    I used to have a flare-up when I ate oranges or drank orange juice. People thought I was crazy. It turns out it had more to do with my SAD diet. Keto and Carnivore eliminated Plantar Fasciitis and many other uncomfortable things!

  • @artamus73
    @artamus73 Před 2 lety +1

    You knocked another one out of the park Dr. Berry. Good video, thank you for all you do!

  • @angelineng2504
    @angelineng2504 Před 2 lety +3

    Since I went on keto and lost weight, my PF went away completely. So this video is true for me.

  • @CroisMoi
    @CroisMoi Před rokem +1

    I got acupuncture for this. It is caused by tight calf muscles. Trigger points are tight areas of the muscle. Acupuncture relaxes the muscles. It worked for me. You can try acupressure. Just press very firmly on your calf tender spots. Hold for 5 minutes and treat all tender spots.

  • @savedbyjesus2000
    @savedbyjesus2000 Před 9 měsíci +1

    I have shared this video a multitude of times with people on a Facebook plantar fasciitis group, and will continue to do so! Thanks 😊

  • @DougGwinner
    @DougGwinner Před 2 lety +15

    It's like you read my mind. I've been dealing with PF for months now. Finally decided to figure out how to get additional weight off. This research lead to the carnivore diet and to your channel. I've already started carnivore, and now hopeful that the PF will go away finally.
    Side note, I'm a recent sub and very appreciative of the information you've provided.

    • @mikenotta7079
      @mikenotta7079 Před 2 lety +3

      If you truly go full carnivore, lion diet, it will fix the problem. It took me about 6 weeks before I noticed that the pain was gone. Such a relief!

    • @cammieklund
      @cammieklund Před 2 lety +1

      @@mikenotta7079 How did you sleep? My issue is that I can't sleep on keto/carnivore or any other low carb way of eating. I did it for 9 months and it didn't resolve no matter how I tweaked. I never tried the lion diet though. Did you add extra fats?

  • @sportysbusiness
    @sportysbusiness Před 2 lety +9

    From my experience, on top of eating correctly to minimise inflammation:
    1. Keep your feet supple and mobile. Roll the sole of your feet over a golf ball (a tennis ball is too big and soft). After time you should be able to put most of your body weight onto the ball and your foot will mould around it.
    2. Keep your feet strong. Use them! Do feet exercises whenever you are sat watching TV or on the computer and walk barefoot as much as possible.
    3. Wear shoes that strengthen, not weaken, your feet. All orthopaedic shoes/insoles weaken our feet and cushioned heels encourage us to walk incorrectly, we are not designed to heel strike when we walk. Pick zero drop shoes and work towards wearing barefoot shoes all the time.
    4. Grounding. Walk barefoot on the earth, this is also proven to reduce inflammation, not just in your feet.

  • @derrickwebb9182
    @derrickwebb9182 Před 2 lety +4

    Just seen this video and realized that my PF hasn't flared up or bothered me in a few weeks! Just so happens I started Carnivore this January as 30 day test run that I don't want to stop... just another benefit to add to the list! Thanks Doc!

  • @1956grits
    @1956grits Před 2 lety +4

    Dr. Berry, you are absolutely right! I’ve been on Keto/IF for a while now and my plantar fasciitis is getting better; also, I’m feeling better! This year I will be 66 and had a lot of health problems going on. At times it has been an uphill struggle for sure! But feeling better is worth it! I am thankful for your videos!

  • @lisaklockow2482
    @lisaklockow2482 Před rokem +1

    He is right! I started keto and my foot got better. I didn't put it together at the time until I stopped doing keto and the pain came back.

  • @AriesGirlTAROT
    @AriesGirlTAROT Před 2 lety +6

    This is great information, thank you. 15 years ago I dealt with plantar fasciitis for roughly a year, I was incredibly active, I was at the gym every single day, I was extremely fit etc. This was part of it, the other part was I was wearing size 7 sneakers, many different pairs when in fact I should’ve been wearing a size 6 1/2. My foot had gotten a half size larger when I was pregnant and I just kept wearing that size when at some point my feet had gradually gone back to a 6 1/2. Once I realized this I bought properly fitting sneakers and also started using a whole body vibration plate regularly, which helps reduce inflammation. It completely went away. Obviously what I was eating was the problem and I completely believe and understand that but the wrong size shoe and the excessive exercise combine with my diet it seems is what created this in the first place. This does not apply to me now but it was very informative as always. Thank you.

  • @MeliRentasMomlife
    @MeliRentasMomlife Před 2 lety +3

    I had chronic PF after my pregnancies (and consequent diet change- high carb) for several years and the ONLY thing that brought healing was changing my diet to a ketovore diet. I'm thankful for the doctors that teach this info online like Dr. Berry and Dr. Jason Fung. I don't want to know where I'd be if I hadn't learned about the proper human diet.

  • @dana7340
    @dana7340 Před 2 lety +3

    I began keto when I was diagnosed with T2D. My husband joined me to be supportive. Within 4 months his terrible plantar fasciitis AND his severe GURD was totally gone, as was my mild arthritis. We were shocked, and thrilled of course.

  • @stfjonz
    @stfjonz Před 2 lety

    I was with two people Sunday who suffer from this. I just shared this video. Thank you Dr Berry💕.

  • @patriknord998
    @patriknord998 Před 2 lety +4

    Wow, i was diagnosed with diabetes type1 in september last year.
    Went on keto diet the same day, never thought this would save my feet but my plantar fasit went away shortly after❤️

  • @tinawillis627
    @tinawillis627 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for this video! I have had reoccurring bouts of plantar fasciitis for the past 2 years. I’ve had several steroid injections which are so painful. I have done keto diet before and never thought it was helping. But looking at this video, I will do keto again to get rid of this current pain I’m experiencing. So thankful for this video

  • @charlesoneill466
    @charlesoneill466 Před 2 lety +2

    Glad to see this video. I am Keto/carni. I have noticed that times when I went to family functions where my normal diet is no available i have PF problems. I also noticed periformas and neck mobility issues. In both periformas and neck I would find i lost a % of my normal motion. After a few days pain abated. I still do stretches. They help but living keto is best solution..thanks doc.

  • @anj3595
    @anj3595 Před 2 lety

    I just love you, Dr. Berry. You recognize the dietary(deficient US diet). I am convinced inflammation is the cause of most problems I have, pinpointed with changes I make. Thank you.

  • @cyclonemama3907
    @cyclonemama3907 Před 2 lety +5

    Great video.. I've had PF for many years and what has helped me the most, by far, is that I now wear only really good quality shoes with strong arch support (The Walking Co.). The exercises that stretch the calf muscles are VERY helpful and keeping the inflammation down is necessary for flair-ups to heal. Glad to hear low carb diet helps!

  • @gailcoddington2204
    @gailcoddington2204 Před 2 lety +6

    I had really bad pf and I could barely walk. I had just started eating keto, but then I switched to carnivore. About four months later I noticed my pain diminishing. I am now pain free and have been for about four months. I am still eating carnivore and I will continue to do so.

  • @valbrenneman9071
    @valbrenneman9071 Před 2 lety +2

    Been keto and now carnivore for 5 years but still had PF. I watched Bob and Brad's videos on what to do. No drugs! Worked great. A good pair of shoes will help too.

  • @frankd1682
    @frankd1682 Před 2 lety +2

    Hi Dr. Berry, I had a bout with Plantar Fasciitis about two years ago while walking the golf course to get fit. Coincidentally, I began to cut sugar and carbs out of my diet to reduce weight and the body aches and inflammation I was feeling. In the past year and a half I’ve lost 50 lbs (from 230 to 180 lbs) and my Plantar Fasciitis is gone. Little did I know that it was my Keto diet, not the weight loss that had the most significant effect on my foot pain! I am 69 years old and a zero sugar and Keto/Low Carb advocate forever! This journey has been life changing! Thank you for all that you do!

  • @ketomixedchick5587
    @ketomixedchick5587 Před 2 lety +1

    I had this issue the VA made me some custom orthotics and it really helped. Being a mail carrier on my feet off and on all day it was inevitable. Thanks Dr. Berry for talking about it. Keto helps everything my whole body is better.

  • @mindymillett5009
    @mindymillett5009 Před 2 lety +3

    Finally another subject that I've looked for on your CZcams channel. I've recently been dealing with this and the podiatrist suggests everything that I don't want to do. Thanks for your info. Again...a rock star!

  • @duaneredic4819
    @duaneredic4819 Před 2 lety

    The best comprehensive discussion I have ever heard ..thank you and God bless you doc.

  • @zorabw8948
    @zorabw8948 Před 2 lety +4

    You are so right doctor Berry (like always). In the fourth quarter of 2021 I went off the path of right eating and had too many carbs. My heel started hurting. Then in January I joined a carnivore challenge, and now my problem is almost gone. Thanks for reminding me how bad carbs are.

  • @judiwallace259
    @judiwallace259 Před 2 lety

    Just shared this with one of my good friends who has terrible PF. Thx for the good info, as always!!

  • @josintes2836
    @josintes2836 Před 8 měsíci +1

    I developed PF a couple of years ago and it took 3 months to heal. 1 week ago I got PF again, from running stairs two at a time and sprinting, I had overdone it! This time around, after a week all pain had completely gone, it had been so painful I couldn't walk on it. I have been wearing my running shoes all day for support and icing my foot at night. I cannot believe how fast my foot has healed and I know it's because of my diet. I have been strict carnivore now for 3 months. Thanks Dr. Berry for giving me a new life with my health.

  • @clerk.office3235
    @clerk.office3235 Před 2 lety +24

    I suffered from plantar fasciitis for months and months, trying everything to heal it. Got covid and was in the hospital August 12-15, discovered I was diabetic, started keto August 31. Reduced my a1c from 12.5 to 6.3 and my morning fasting numbers of 500 down to 82 (this morning) in just 4.5 months. I started noticing my foot wasn't hurting as much and I thought inflammation was leaving my body. I knew then it was all connected. After watching your video just now, you confirmed it. Amazing what healthy foods does to your body....same with what unhealthy foods can do to that same body.

  • @jennygalvin7867
    @jennygalvin7867 Před rokem +1

    PF for 1 year now. Tried all of the things. I do my stretches. Started KETO 4 days ago and cam already feel a difference the foot ache is not as sharp. My arthritis not as bad. I read this diet helps with inflammation. Cant wait to see how I feel down the road. My hubby started with me who is diabetic on orals and insulin. He hasnt taken any insulin for 3 days. Blood sugars are steady. His doc wanted to put him on an insulin pump. We talked about doing keto or carnivore. Decided on keto. Thank you for this info on PF and KETO 101. God bless you!

  • @gazels11
    @gazels11 Před 2 lety

    I had plantar fasciatis for a few years and it was awful awful awful. After living low carb, whole foods and time restricted eating for several months and losing lots of weight, gettting rid of all my internal inflammation issues, etc. it has almost completely disappeared. I still have discomfort after standing for longer than 45 minutes and my feet get tired quicker than before the PF issues. But it's so much better thanks to my healthy diet and life style. Thank you for your wonderful channel Dr. Berry! It has taught me so much!

  • @maryfolks9368
    @maryfolks9368 Před 2 lety +2

    I've been to 2 foot specialist and neither one of them explained it like you just did. Nor did either one of them have any suggestions other than medication or surgery. I do keto but not very well. I've been considering going all meat diet and this video has just made it easy to go ahead and just do it. I'll watch a few more of your suggested videos and get started. Thank you so very much.

  • @who633
    @who633 Před 2 lety

    Oh, I am on a keto diet and I highly recommend it. Thanks for all of your videos, Dr Berry. I wish you the very best.

  •  Před 2 lety +2

    Never been first to see a video of Dr. Berry. Before this.

  • @suzannegreen2706
    @suzannegreen2706 Před 2 lety +1

    Great topic and video. My Plantar Fasciitis was so bad I wouldn't walk for days and I was having flare ups every couple of months. I went on Keto and and the flare-ups have dwindled down and are not so severe. I expect them to disappear completely once my body has healed more from my years of carb addiction.

  • @danielparrott8660
    @danielparrott8660 Před 2 lety

    Brilliant presentation! Thank you Dr. Berry!

  • @Harris01able
    @Harris01able Před 8 měsíci

    Thanks for the great info. It all makes so much sense. Treat the source and not the symptoms.

  • @armandohernandez3106
    @armandohernandez3106 Před 2 lety +3

    Great information 👍.

  • @peterfantoni919
    @peterfantoni919 Před 2 lety +1

    I had plantarfaciates for literally 12 yrs had every treatment possible except surgery shots ,meds contraptions ect I use to have to crawl on my hands and knees to the bathroom in the middle of the night due to the severe pain . I went on a keto diet 2 yrs ago my plantarfaciates was gon in approx 3 months never to return I am mostly carnivore now with a little veg just for taste. Oh ya and I lost 45lbs I was 240lbs now 195 55yrs old feel l I ke 30 again. Thank you Doc you are the best! Keep preaching the truth!

  • @rockashelle4380
    @rockashelle4380 Před 2 lety +1

    You may find it interesting that when I decide to have a cheat meal for special occasions or try something for the first time my body doesn't agree with, the first place I react is pain in my feet & sometimes legs (normally within 30-60mins of eating the meal)
    Eating ketovore has literally changed my life. (3years) It's been great watching your channel grow. Thank you Dr. Berry!

  • @oscardominguez6491
    @oscardominguez6491 Před 8 měsíci

    Your programs helped me a lot, no more pain. Thank you Dr. Berry

  • @rhansen1969
    @rhansen1969 Před 2 lety

    I limped around with PF for a couple of years until I found a great CZcams video which basically instructed me to buy a softball & roll my foot over the baseball putting as much pressure as I could stand on my foot. Thank God for that softball. It relieved the problem &:the pain. I have since gone to a Keto diet & intermittent fasting. I eat once a day only.

  • @rhondae8222
    @rhondae8222 Před 2 lety

    Thank you, Dr Berry, for sharing this information.

  • @ismaat1
    @ismaat1 Před rokem

    I am impressed by the guidance given in this video. Very useful information Thank you!

  • @frankeem3820
    @frankeem3820 Před 2 lety +1

    About 15 years ago I was having a lot of trouble with pain in my feet. My podiatrist was giving me cortisone shots. But when I started the Atkins diet and I quit eating all the sugars and carbs in the interest of losing weight, the pain went away within a couple days. I was actually very surprised and I didn't expect it. I also lost all of my summertime hayfever allergies.

  • @carljensen5730
    @carljensen5730 Před 2 lety

    I had PF once that wouldn't go away for over a year and rolling my foot on a thick wood dowel every evening took are of it within a month. Hasn't come back since. I do have a high arch, but I was glad to hear Dr Berry talk about how it is a risk, but not a cause. I feel like my high arch has allowed me to be back pain free for 60 years.

  • @SheriMorgan
    @SheriMorgan Před 2 lety +1

    Thank You for this video Dr.Berry! I shared your Carnivore video with a mom I just met & she had NEVER heard of Carnivore diet and she is healing a broken neck…. Hopefully she signs up to become a Patreon and find out what freedom from Food Prison is! Love&light from California 💗💗

  • @stacy3581
    @stacy3581 Před 2 lety +1

    I had Plantar Fasciitis in my left foot for over 2 YEARS. Started Keto (with some fasting) and it completely resolved on its own. It took a few months however I was not super strict keto at the start. As soon as I went hardcore it made all the difference.

  • @nicolefink4240
    @nicolefink4240 Před 2 lety +2

    I've been doing intermittent fasting and keto for a year. I've lost 80 lbs and my feet feel great. No more chronic plantar fasciitis!

  • @robyn3349
    @robyn3349 Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you! Important information.

  • @sophiagreen3093
    @sophiagreen3093 Před 2 lety

    Thank you Thank You I thought I was stuck with this forever.
    Bob and Brad does help short term.

  • @amandaalford1980
    @amandaalford1980 Před 3 měsíci

    Thank you..this is probably the kick in the butt I needed. Mine has been so terrible. I just had surgery on one foot and am recovering is taking forever.

  • @beckyblahnik
    @beckyblahnik Před 2 lety +3

    I was on keto for a few weeks when I suddenly noticed I wasn’t limping anymore. I wore shoe inserts for decades. No longer needed! I had no idea keto would cure my foot pain, but it did!

  • @shirleymartin3605
    @shirleymartin3605 Před 2 měsíci

    You make more sense than anyone else. I’m giving this a try I.l let you know. My plantars is a 10 pain so I’ll try anything. Thank you

  • @MaryOKC
    @MaryOKC Před 9 měsíci

    Wow!! I just did the stuff Dr berg said to do and my pain went from a 9 to a 1!!! And yes bought a new home with tiled floors.

  • @laurieannerodriguez5946
    @laurieannerodriguez5946 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you dr. Ken Berry!

  • @aprilgarcia4523
    @aprilgarcia4523 Před 2 lety +3

    Morning Berry Family 💚

  • @angelmcgovern116
    @angelmcgovern116 Před 2 lety +2

    I cured by plantar fascitis by adopting a fish only diet, along with removing grains and processed sugar. I eat lots of fruits and veggies and consume oysters, sardines, and salmon. I avoid the high mercury fish. You don't know how happy I am that I can avoid eating beef, pork, or chicken, or eggs and still solve all of my health issues. I've been PF free for six years now. Oh, I also intermittent fast (four hour eating window.)

  • @Bestbloxy_rogiel123
    @Bestbloxy_rogiel123 Před 2 lety

    You amaze me with your knowledge. Thank you so much for sharing!

  • @jennspalding7387
    @jennspalding7387 Před 2 lety +1

    First time commenting 🙂. This video is so true. Had Plantar F for many years and when I switched to Keto is disappeared and rather quickly. I now have no pain there at all 👍 Sugar is sooooooo bad in sooooo many ways to our bodies.

  • @thuhaze5946
    @thuhaze5946 Před 2 lety

    Wow at all the people with this condition, absolutely has to be with our diets we have been on, I have been on the keto diets for a month and my PF is getting better.

  • @smita7060
    @smita7060 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you Dr. ❤️ when I do two hours a day on a treadmill my foot hurts so much!! It like you read my mind! Love you!

  • @jacquihida8618
    @jacquihida8618 Před 2 lety +1

    I suffered PF on and off mildly for a couple of years, then got it really bad one time. It lasted for 6 months. I spent $$ on seeing podiatrists, getting strapping, new shoes, orthotics, ultrasound treatment, which gave a little relief but it was ruining my life. I was also overweight, so started keto 4 years ago. 2 WEEKS on keto- my PF was gone! Along with osteoarthritis in my hands and hips! And I’ve never had it since! Amazing.

  • @americanexcursions3542
    @americanexcursions3542 Před 2 lety +2

    I found your videos by accident. I needed to lose weight to relieve the pressure on my foot because of PF. Getting rid of carbohydrates and eating mostly keto, I dropped 40 pounds in 3 months. My plantar fasciitis disappeared. Now I know why.

  • @dreamhousejewels158
    @dreamhousejewels158 Před 10 měsíci

    Extremely thankful for telling us about diet.

  • @jojannaem
    @jojannaem Před 2 lety +3

    Yes! I knew there had to be something to this! After a rough post partum time, I suffered from PF for the first time. My diet was crap and I wanted to get back to my pre baby weight and get rid of the uncomfortable swelling of my feet that went on well over 3 months after delivery. I went on keto because I had had success in the past (after all I "blame" keto for getting prego for the first time in my late 30s- now I have a beautiful little girl!). So I was surprised after a week or so on keto that I wasn't struggling in the morn. I dont even have to use a night splint anymore! Plus the swelling went away.

  • @stevec3872
    @stevec3872 Před 2 lety

    I had my first case of PF at age 68, a couple of months before I went keto. Pain out of nowhere when I got out of bed, crawling from the bedroom to the living room. It lasted less than less a week, but came back a month later when I bought new walking shoes with an insert and it's been gone since. But I did start keto and got my insulin level way down as well as inflammation. I only lost 40 pounds, but that's all the weight I needed to lose.

  • @Justin-qh8zn
    @Justin-qh8zn Před rokem

    I have to say I started keto diet last week and within 24-48 hours all pain and burning from PF disappeared. It’s early days but ten days later and my foot feels completely normal and I’ve started jogging again and long walks. Having suffered with PF constantly for the past 9 months to a year I’m very hopeful

  • @deeoh3708
    @deeoh3708 Před 2 lety

    Thanks Doc, PF has been troubling me lately, can now sort it out and enjoy my beach walks again .. Cheers!

  • @busterschannel4794
    @busterschannel4794 Před 2 lety

    What you are saying makes alot of sense. I had really terrible plantar fasciitis and was really overweight. I went on a keto diet and lost 80 lbs and it went away and never came back.