7 Silent Signs of Pancreatic Cancer
Do not ignore these early warning signs of pancreatic cancer! Many people do not know they have pancreatic cancer until it’s too late. The earlier you can detect it, the better the prognosis. Find out how to identify the early symptoms of pancreatic cancer in this video.
0:00 Warning signs and symptoms of pancreatic cancer
0:37 Sudden unexpected weight loss
0:55 Abdominal pain
1:20 Jaundice
2:05 Chronic diarrhea
2:32 Diabetes
3:03 Feeling full quickly
3:16 Persistent fatigue
3:37 Pancreatic cancer explained
5:18 Risk factors for pancreatic cancer
5:56 Vitamin D and pancreatic cancer
6:22 Avoiding cancer
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Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest types of cancer. It’s known as the “silent killer” because, by the time you know you have it, it’s often too late.
Pay attention to these 7 early warning signs of pancreatic cancer.
1. Sudden unexpected weight loss
A problem with the pancreas can affect digestion and appetite, which can cause you to lose weight unexpectedly.
2. Abdominal pain
This is typically dull, persistent pain that can radiate to the left shoulder. Sometimes, it shows up as radiating pain in the belly button that extends into the spine and often feels worse after eating.
3. Jaundice
This is characterized by yellowing of the whites of the eyes and rust-colored urine caused by bile backing up into the blood. TUDCA can be a good remedy for this! Take two on an empty stomach twice a day to open the bile ducts.
4. Chronic diarrhea
Most pancreatic cancer affects the part of the pancreas that is responsible for digestive enzymes, which can often lead to chronic diarrhea.
5. Diabetes
A tumor in the pancreas can disrupt the cells that produce insulin, contributing to diabetes.
6. Feeling full quickly
Pancreatic cancer can cause you to feel full and bloated even If you’ve hardly had anything to eat.
7. Persistent fatigue
This can be described as overwhelming, chronic fatigue that doesn't improve with more sleep.
Don't consume sugar if you have pancreatic cancer!
Risk factors for pancreatic cancer include the following:
•Smoking tobacco
•Type 2 diabetes
•Obesity
•Alcohol consumption
•Genetic factors
•Vitamin D deficiency
Vitamin D may help shrink cancer and enhance the immune system's ability to fight cancer.
To help prevent pancreatic cancer:
•Ensure you’re getting enough sleep
•Reduce stress
•Exercise
•Practice intermittent fasting
Incorporating anti-cancer foods such as cruciferous vegetables, green tea, garlic, and berberine may help.
Dr. Eric Berg DC Bio:
Dr. Berg, age 59, is a chiropractor who specializes in Healthy Ketosis & Intermittent Fasting. He is the author of the best-selling book The Healthy Keto Plan, and is the Director of Dr. Berg Nutritionals. He no longer practices, but focuses on health education through social media.
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Dr. Eric Berg received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1988. His use of “doctor” or “Dr.” in relation to himself solely refers to that degree. Dr. Berg is a licensed chiropractor in Virginia, California, and Louisiana, but he no longer practices chiropractic in any state and does not see patients, so he can focus on educating people as a full-time activity, yet he maintains an active license. This video is for general informational purposes only. It should not be used to self-diagnose, and it is not a substitute for a medical exam, cure, treatment, diagnosis, prescription, or recommendation. It does not create a doctor-patient relationship between Dr. Berg and you. You should not make any change in your health regimen or diet before first consulting a physician and obtaining a medical exam, diagnosis, and recommendation. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Thanks for watching! I hope this increases your awareness about the warning signs of pancreatic cancer. I’ll see you in the next video.
This is exactly what happened to my mom. 😢😢 RIP mommy
Very sorry about your mom. Very sad.
I’m so sorry!😢
Peace to you🙏
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Same
My mom passed away with pancreatic cancer. She was stage 4 and lived 6 months after diagnosis. Her symptoms was jaundice, loss of weight, gut issues and having difficulty with her bowels, constipation or diarrhea and diabetes which is not in my family. She was always tired and slept during the day. My mom was a heavy coffee drinker and didn’t really drink much water. She was also a smoker.
Through reading and research, I realized There is a possible link to large consumption of coffee and pancreatic cancer.
Coffee causes Dehydration which causes stomach ulcers because when you are dehydrated the lining of your stomach deteriorates.
If you drink 1 cup of coffee you would have to drink 5 glasses of water to rehydrate your body and brain.
The pancreas requires at least 8 glasses of water throughout the day for it to function properly. Without proper water consumption, the pancreas can not release the enzymes to aid in digestion and hormones.
The pancreas releases hormones into the blood (insulin and glucagon). Both of these hormones require large amounts of water. If you are dehydrated, it can lead to diabetes. This is why most people who have pancreatic cancer get diabetes. When my mom had pancreatic cancer she developed diabetes. Diabetes does not run in my family.
These hormones control how much sugar is in our blood. Insulin helps cells use sugar for energy or store it for later while glucagon tells the body to release stored sugar when we need more energy so when the pancreas isn’t working right it affects how our body manages energy
The pancreas also aids in digestion and releases 4 enzymes into the gut to aid in digestion of our food. One enzyme finalizes the digestion of starch, another enzyme finalizes digestion of polyunsaturated fats, 2 enzymes that finalize protein digestion —
This is why someone with pancreatic cancer die very quickly and they die of malnutrition because the pancreas can not release those enzymes to finalize our digestion. If our digestion is not finalized the nutrients in our food can not be absorbed properly causing malnutrition. If digestion is not finalized, the food can not get out of the gut and into the blood.
This is why people with pancreatic cancer lose a lot of weight quickly because they are not getting enough nutrients.
My mom lost so much weight and she was under 70 pounds when she died.
Be careful how much coffee you are consuming. Drink water with a pinch of pink salt which has over 60 trace minerals and hydrates your body! Don’t eat white salt! It causes high blood pressure. White salt is stripped of all minerals and nutrients.
I wish I would have known all this info before my mom
Passed. This can be avoided. My mom died of dehydration and not drinking enough fluids. Her diet consisted of coffe, cigarettes, carbs and sweets. She was not overweight at all. She developed diabetes when she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Prolonged poor diet, malnutrition due to not drinking enough water (dehydration)caused a malfunction with her pancreas and ability to properly digest foods which lead to her cancer and death.
My deepest condolences on the loss of your Mother. ❤
I’m so sorry for your loss 💐 and appreciate your added and very eye opening input/advice.
I do drink coffee and enjoy sweets (I do accompany my sweet tooth with water always as I can’t eat it without ice cold water to wash it down 😅)
I had a dear (older) friend whose husband died of pancreatic cancer over 20 years ago- I didn’t realize it was incurable. He donated his body or parts that dealt with the pancreas to medical science to help find a cure 😔
She loved that man so much and I still ache for her heart as well.
Means i am on the way to heaven thanks to coffee
Doesnt matter dont like this fake world anyways..happy when in heaven
Oh my goodness my dad drank lots of coffee everyday and worked so hard his whole life. Coffee kept him going. He died of pancreatic cancer. I’ve never known this fact. It’s so sad. He suffered greatly.
Bout to stop drinking coffee
Dr. Eric Berg, thank you for raising awareness about such a serious condition. Your explanation of the early signs of pancreatic cancer is incredibly helpful. It’s so important to catch it early!
You know you can use Google AI to get the same or better quicker information, Dr. Berg used AI to get that information too. Dr. Berg was a chiropractor, a chiropractor is not a doctor for pancreas cancer, a chiropractor make much less than a MD. Here’s what AI said about their training chiropractor vs MD:
Chiropractors typically spend 7-8 years in total education, including 3-4 years of undergraduate studies and 3-4 years in chiropractic school. Medical doctors, on the other hand, spend at least 15-17 years, including 4 years of undergraduate studies, 4 years of medical school, and 3-8 years of residency or fellowship training.
My dad passed from pancreatic cancer. Was given 3 months but lived 3 years. His first known symptom was persistent itchy skin that could not be relieved.
My mum had itches too, especially in her ears and back..
Wow. I had itchy skin for years Drs couldn’t find anything. I went keto then carnivore and the itch went away. If I eat garbage the itch comes back.
@@dictareI also had this and diet changed it. Doctors had no clue until I found out I had Lyme disease which I imagine went to the digestive system and did damage. Not saying you have Lyme, just acknowledging there can be other reasons and like you I can’t go back to eating carbs or sugar.
@@dictare Same. I really dont know why but some people work better with Keto.
One word runs common throughout dr berg’s videos. That word be insulin. His most talked about vitamin is vitamin D
Yes? and…?
@PaulWhitcomb-ty6md and go check on your insulin
@@PaulWhitcomb-ty6md The comment was probably to get us thinking about the common links to our immune system. Digestion, the way our body deals with insulin and vitamin D is a huge vitamin that most of us lack which helps with our immune system and bone production. I don’t think the comment was meant to be a snarky comment.
I am diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. The oncologist only recommended chemotherapy for treatment. I went to another doctor for any other treatment options. He prescribed me with Ivermectin and Fenbendazole along with a modified diet. No sugar, dairy or processed foods.
Praying for a positive outcome 🙏
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Just prayed for you. Please keep us posted. ❤
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Did you take the juice ?
If so your ACE2 receptors have been turned off. You need to research this. But you are on right track. Try fasting…and detox gently…good luck.
Please change your diet, start fasting with plenty of water!! Water with electrolytes (Redmond salt has over 60 trace minerals). Get off all carbs and sugars. God bless you
I lost my dad and sister both to pancreatic cancer within 6 months of each other. One fought it for about 3 years and the other just months. They were both smokers and drinkers (my dad drank heavily). I’m over here eating as healthy as I can, exercising and being mindful what goes in my body largely because of that.
I lost an aunt to this disease… R.I.P. darling
My sister died of this too. It happened pretty suddenly. She didn’t take care of herself. I’m glad you are.
RIP…so sorry for your losses! May God bless you in your efforts to stay healthy!
I’m 3 years out from Whipple Procedure! I had just about every symptom for PC. Thank goodness we caught it early! Now I have to make sure to keep that beast away! Thank you Dr. Berg!
My good friend is 9 years out from the whipple procedure too! She is now 72 and doing fantastic!!
My dad had the whipple and lived 11 more yrs. He died from c diff infection he wouldn’t get checked until too late
This doctor is amazing. He’s helped me immensely. I’ve recommended him to many people.
of course he is! thats why i bother posting his notes to reach as many people i could meowsibbly can!
My dad died of this cancer. He was a smoker and a heavy drinker. My sister researched alot and found a correlation between smoking and pancreatic cancer. I dont know if its true or not. My friend died from it too, and she didnt smoke or drink. Its such a horrible disease. God bless all of you who have lost someone.
My grandma died from this as well and was a heavy smoker. Other than that she ate well.
@@ginahamel4053 smoking gets plenty of blame on everythung
I’ve heard that H. pylori bacteria can be a precursor to pancreatic cancer! My sister is a survivor of pancreatic cancer, and her doctor believes that she had been treated for H. pylori for several months with no success and a month later she was jaundice! She had the Whipple procedure. Her tumor was at the front of the pancreas so they think that’s why she’s a survivor and she’s very strong. That chemo was brutal. God bless her.
I thought there could not be survivors.
Very small chance for stomach cancer, not pancreatic
We initially thought my husband had an ulcer and he was tested for it and HPylori was positive. He did the protocol and then the tumor was found.
@@dimitrovbmwmy husband tested positive for it and had pancreatic cancer. I’ve heard there’s a possible link.
@@teresalucas657 my cat says fenbendazole entered the chat
❤Keto diet and fasting keep me from feeling fatigued, my skin looks lots better, my food costs is down believe it or not,My mood is so good that my panic attacks, anxiety is no more, my appetite for sweet’s even Keto sweet and fruits are gone, I could say lots more about fasting and keto
A friend had this type of cancer and the first thing the doctor asked was if she had any type of resentment, someone to forgive. Apparently there are studies that show a correlation between the two. In her case, the husband used to cheat on her. My take on this is that doesn’t matter if the other person deserves forgiveness or not. Forgive as God forgive us so you can set you free.
This is really fascinating 🤔
@@signsofplayand, I’m sorry, bloody unlikely
@@mlw5665Look up German New Medicine.
Wow. That doc is rare. He has wisdom
Chronic emotional upset & stress can lead to physical illness & early passing, absolutely.
Thank you for rescuing the baby sheep . You’re a very kind , good hearted man .
my grandfather and his brother died from it and my mothers pancreas is pretty shot right now, so I feel like its only a matter of time. So vital we take of ourselves *now* while we can. thank you for putting this out ❤
My doctor said it runs in families. Since my mother died from it, my sisters and I get checked every other year starting at 30. If it is caught early it has a high survivability.
This video will probably save many lives. Im doint OMAD of healthy fat, protein, and minimum amount of healthy carbs, taking 10000 IU D3 and 400 to 600 mg of Magnesium glisinat, sleeping 8 hours and exercise 5 times a week. No alcohol, no tobacco.I’m doing this for 6 weeks now. Im 45, and I have never been healthier in my whole life, both mentally and physically. Thank you very much indeed Dr Berg
Healthy carbs ? Ummm…
@@CJo-m1n like sour dough slice of bread, I buy from local bakery, not supermarket, brown rice or long grain white rice, not more than 50 grams, baked sweet potato. Avoiding refine carbs such as white bread, starches and so on…
@@Platypuzz fibre is non essential, indigestible, and not beneficial for human consumption.
@Platypuzz any doctor or nutritionist telling you any form of carbohydrate from a plant has played you.
@@CJo-m1n Could be low GI carbs
I wish you were my primary care doctor even though you are in a way for all of us here. Thank you real doctor Eric Berg 🌟💎
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You know you can use Google AI to get the same or better quicker information, Dr. Berg used AI to get that information too. Dr. Berg was a chiropractor, a chiropractor is not a doctor for pancreas cancer, a chiropractor make much less than a MD. Here’s what AI said about their training chiropractor vs MD:
Chiropractors typically spend 7-8 years in total education, including 3-4 years of undergraduate studies and 3-4 years in chiropractic school. Medical doctors, on the other hand, spend at least 15-17 years, including 4 years of undergraduate studies, 4 years of medical school, and 3-8 years of residency or fellowship training.
My hero at work again🙏
You may not get cancer in your lifetime but you may help those that do knowing these signs.
You know you can use Google AI to get the same or better quicker information, Dr. Berg used AI to get that information too. Dr. Berg was a chiropractor, a chiropractor is not a doctor for pancreas cancer, a chiropractor make much less than a MD. Here’s what AI said about their training chiropractor vs MD:
Chiropractors typically spend 7-8 years in total education, including 3-4 years of undergraduate studies and 3-4 years in chiropractic school. Medical doctors, on the other hand, spend at least 15-17 years, including 4 years of undergraduate studies, 4 years of medical school, and 3-8 years of residency or fellowship training.
my lifepartner had only symptom that was back pain. he had very dim pain in the belly sometimes. he was always fit, muscular, never drinked or smoked,no cancer in his family still got this horrible cancer, diet at the age of 43. because he was so fit he lived almost 4yrs after diagrosis of stage 4. he use to watch DR. bergs videos to do intermitting fasting. He did stopped his treatments after 6months,because he was more sick on his treatments and coudnt live a normal life because of those treatments made him so sick. so he said he rather live short life than feel sick everyday for the rest of his life without guarantee that treatments even would help. miss him every day.
Don’t miss him. Let him in.
Serve him by keeping up with this stuff.
You have working knowledge having been by his side. Use this knowledge to help others.
We are letting them sit on solutions and cures. Didn’t we get rid of this when AIDS activists demanded better, 40 years ago?
Testing what? You’re testing safety for a death sentence?
Dr. Fauci said, that lecture was 7 years ago, probably better now…..a 19 year old patient who presents with AIDS can expect to live to age 79.
All who go here—-whodja vote for?
The one who fired the researchers? Just when medical knowledge and medical equipment was growing exponentially…that your guy?
Who else just randomly found Dr. Berg videos one day and had been watching ever since?! 😊🙏🏼