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Dr. Eric Berg — a chiropractor who built a massive online following for ketogenic, intermittent‑fasting and “hormonal” health advice — has been the subject of repeated controversy: regulators have dis...
Independent fact‑checking and watchdog reporting have repeatedly flagged specific medical and nutritional claims in Dr. Eric Berg’s YouTube output as misleading or unsupported: examples identified in ...
Medical experts and fact‑checkers have flagged multiple specific claims by Eric (Dr.) Berg as misleading or unsupported: promotion of pseudoscientific remedies and debunked anti‑vaccine narratives, ab...
Dr. Eric Berg identifies himself as Dr. Eric Berg, D.C., and publicly lists a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic and chiropractic licenses in multiple U.S. states — comm...
Dr. Eric Berg (a chiropractor who brands himself “Dr. Berg”) has been the subject of multiple regulatory and legal actions: a 2007 Virginia consent order addressing unsupported therapeutic claims (dis...
Public records and consumer reports show multiple legal complaints and regulatory actions tied to Eric Berg’s business activities — including a 2008 disciplinary reprimand related to therapeutic claim...
Major fact‑checking and watchdog sources say chiropractic Dr. Eric Berg has made multiple health claims that diverge from mainstream medical consensus and in some cases were formally judged unsupporte...
Dr. Eric Berg’s official web presence identifies him as a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) who earned his chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1988 and lists multiple chiropractic-r...
Coverage in the provided sources shows ongoing criticism, consumer complaints, and third‑party reviews questioning Dr. Eric Berg’s credentials, simplifications, and product claims, but I found no sing...