Welcome to the Dr. Berg's Healthy Keto and Interminate Fasting Podcast, where Dr.

Berg takes you on the journey for the truth about getting healthy and losing healthy weight.

Now, I have a question. Would you buy this product if I added multiple dextrin to it?

The chances are you probably wouldn't. I'm going to teach you a scientific, simple, quick test that you can apply to any food or supplement to determine if there is hidden starches, like multiple dextrin, by simply adding a little iodine.

Check this out.

I'm going to show you an experiment. This test is to determine if there are carbohydrates in your supplements or even your food.

Primarily, I'm going to focus on multiple dextrin because that's the hidden carb, which is really a sugar, in a lot of supplements, especially in flavors.

Now, the works like this. All you need is some iodine.

If you combine iodine with a starch, it turns the color blue. Now, if we take just normal water, I'm just going to take water.

We just take a drop or two of iodine in just regular water, tap water.

You can see it doesn't turn blue. It stays kind of golden yellow.

But if we take some iodine on some wonderful bread, you can see it will turn it blue. That's the chemical reaction.

That occurs, which I'm not going to get into why, but it just does that.

I'm going to take pure multidextrin, for example, and put it in some water right here.

Mix it up.

Put a couple drops of iodine in it.

You can see the color blue or purple.

That's pure multidextrin.

I'm going to take this other electrolyte powder, which is a competitors brand, which has a very similar formula to mine, like a copycat formula.

They state that this is without sugar or multidextrin.

Okay, cool.

Okay, so let's add a scoop of that and a couple drops of iodine.

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