Eric Berg

Dr. Eric Berg has two neighbors.

They eat pure junk food.

One smokes, the other chews tobacco.

Seriously, this is a person I've been following for years and I know a lot of you have.

Dr. Eric Berg, welcome.

Thank you so much for having me.

I really appreciate it.

You know, I'm telling you, I was just talking to you before we started recording, but the amount of content, like if I want to learn about something, I go, Eric Berg, whatever.

And there's a video on it.

So I'm telling you, people listening, if you're not following Dr. Berg, I'm sure most of you are.

Number one, my nemesis, Dr. Josh Axe.

Two, Eric Berg, chiropractor extraordinaire.

And a new kind of like recent addition is Mindy Pelz, who we recently did an episode on.

Can I tell you a fun fact?

Wow.

So is that the end of the Dee Dee Palmer School of Chiropractic?

Yeah, the D.D. Palmer School eventually ceases to be, and what became Palmer College, where Eric Berg and Mindy Pelz and Josh Axe went, is the original school that BJ remained in control over.

Wow.

And these are people who, like so many of our other guests, are just achieving things on the ground all the time.

You're going to hear from Cheryl Hines, from Sean Stone, Dr. Sina McCullough, Dr. Jonathan Lundgren, Dr. Eric Berg, Dr. Brian Stenzler, Mary Holland, and our very own Russell Brand.

But first, we're joined by Kyle Diamantas, the acting commissioner of the FDA.

Prior to becoming acting commissioner as the FDA's head of food, Kyle led the agency's human foods program.

Thank you, Tony.

Good to see everybody.

Next up, we have Dr. Eric Berg, and he's known as the Knowledge Doc, and he's earned that title by just doing thousands and thousands of incredible videos that just tell the truth in a simple and common sense way to 45 million followers.

So that's something like one in seven people in the country.