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Welcome to the Dr. Berg, Healthy Keto and Intermittent Fasting Podcast.

Now your host, the man taking your health to a whole new level.

Dr. Eric Berg.

Hi guys, in this video, we're going to talk about something called diabetic

stomach. Now, what is that? Well, sometimes when you're diabetic, you have nauseousness or

vomiting. Sometimes even when you do the ketogenic diet, you might feel when you're doing

intermittent fasting, as a part of it, you might feel nauseousness

and even the sensation of vomiting as well. And that's a different situation. But typically when

you have chronic diabetes or chronic hyperglycemia, which is high sugar, it's going to affect

the nervous system. Now I've already talked about in a lot of other videos,

something called peripheral neuropathy, and that's the nerves and the fingers and the toes

where all of a sudden you get either a hypersensitivity with pins and needles or burning

or a hybo sensitivity where you're getting numbness, okay? Because blood sugar issues and high

insulin really destroy the nervous system and the blood vessels that go to the nervous system as well.

But there's also another condition called autonomic neuropathy, okay? So it doesn't just affect the

peripheral nerves. It affects the autonomic nervous

system, which is the nervous system that runs on automatic behind the scenes. It's the nervous

system that controls a lot of the organ functions. Okay, when you have autonomic neuropathy,

you get a problem with the bladder, retention of urine. You can have a problem with the cardiovascular

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