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hi guys dr. Berg here in this video we’re going  to talk about viruses in relationship to trace  

minerals now trace minerals are those minerals  that are not needed in large amounts like for  

example manganese potassium even calcium is  needed in large amounts but selenium zinc  

copper is needed in smaller amounts usually below  100 milligrams and so trace minerals have many  

different purposes but they’re they’re involved  in the formation of proteins and they’re also  

involved in the formation of enzymes in the body  okay but trace these trace minerals are really  

good to deactivate the viruses and put them back  over mission stop the reproduction of viruses so  

selenium is is really important selenium is also  good for the liver it’s also good to convert  

t4 to t3 the active form of thyroid hormone so  if there’s a thyroid issue this is one mineral  

that you you need to take zinc is kind of a  common mineral that a lot of people already  

know will help they’re cold but it’s really  good in deactivating rhinoviruses which are  

the viruses and the sinuses that keep the person’s  nose running all the time so this is really good  

also for a sore throat so it’s good for bacteria  and then we have copper now copper is interesting  

copper actually is part of the vitamin C complex  copper is necessary also for collagen formation if  

you’re deficient in copper you can get a swayback  or that your lower back curve becomes exaggerated  

it goes in too much if the if at birth you are  your your mother is deficient copper you can  

get that that’s because the copper is involved in  the formation of proteins ligaments and tendons in  

collagen as well so but it’s really good to take  for certain type of viruses then we have manganese  

okay that’s different than magnesium and this is  also another trace mineral that will help put the  

virus in remission and also as a side note if a  female is carrying this baby and she’s deficient  

in manganese the child could end up with flat feet  so there’s a connection between fallen arches and  

manganese okay so these trace minerals are really  important in a lot of different other aspects as  

well now calcium is not a trace mineral but it’s  just a regular mineral it needs you need it in  

large amounts but I want to just bring it in here  because I have been very successful in if a child  

has a fever and it’s viral related and it doesn’t  respond to antibiotics because viruses don’t  

respond to that if you give the child calcium okay  calcium citrate calcium magnesium magnesium I have  

found that you can knock out a fever if it’s viral  related within ten minutes okay so it’s a really  

good thing to put that virus back in remission so  now the question is how do you become deficient in  

a trace mineral right good question well number  one our soils our soils are depleted the farmers  

don’t put the trace minerals back into the soil so  if the if the soil doesn’t have the trace mineral  

the plant your food will not have the trace  mineral in it either gastric-bypass if you’ve had  

that done that procedure then you’re going to have  a problem with your absorption of trace minerals  

and that leads us to the next one low stomach  acid this is probably a very common issue as you  

get older you lose your stomach acids stomach acid  is necessary in the absorption of trace minerals  

if you do or regular minerals to even iron and  calcium so if you’re low in stomach acids then  

you’re not going to pull these trace minerals in  so that could be the root cause of it so now the  

question is how do we know for a low and stomach  acid well some of the common symptoms would be  

gas indigestion bloating okay even heartburn  the food sister to long those are all signs of  

low stomach acid in which case you would want to  take something called betaine hydrochloride or  

apple cider vinegar okay and I’m going to show  you this is a my trace mineral that I have and  

what’s unique about this trace mineral blend it’s  a liquid and it’s plant-based okay it’s actually  

seventy million years old from the prehistoric  dinosaur age they had they found that the  

vegetation in the layer of that earth was all just  really great observable trace minerals that are  

very different than sea minerals or salt minerals  or metallic minerals so these are 15,000 times  

smaller than regular minerals so it’s a hundred  percent absorption you put in some water you don’t  

even taste it it goes in and it starts to fortify  any type of missing element that you’re you don’t  

have in your body now it’s not necessarily  for energy it’s mainly to help you provide  

what’s missing for the protein so you might see  really good improvements in your nails your skin  

your hair but it can also build up your reserve of  trace minerals as well alright thanks for watching