Chiropractor Dr. Michael Berglund explains Tim Russert’s death
The biggest health headline this summer was the untimely death of NBC-TV political anchor Tim Russert who suffered a fatal heart attack despite following all of the conventional methods for treating his high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and blockages in his arteries. All of the newspaper headlines and television sound bytes about Russert’s death were how this was a shocking event that was an anomaly to doctors. But this didn’t set too well with a nutrition-focused chiropractor in Kenosha, Wisconsin named Dr. Michael Berglund.
Dr. Berglund was so outraged, he recorded this 7-minute video to respond:
In Episode 191 of “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore,” I caught up with Dr. Michael Berglund from the Berglund Health & Wellness Center who was unabashed in his explanation of what REALLY happened to Tim Russert and how his premature death could very well have been prevented had he implemented some low-carbohydrate nutritional strategies to address his various health conditions. Hear the passion in his voice as Dr. Berglund articulates many of the points you and I embrace as the truth–quite a refreshing change in this day and age of medical complacency.
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What’s your take on Dr. Michael Berglund and his comments about Tim Russert’s death? Talk about it in the show notes section of Episode 191. If you live in the Kenosha, Wisconsin area and need a chiropractor or nutrition specialist, then visit the Berglund Health & Wellness Center. And bookmark Dr. Berglund’s YouTube video channel for more videos from this much-needed voice in the healthcare industry.
Just a reminder, I’m working on compiling a list of your favorite past podcast interview guests to bring them back on the show again for another special week of interviews in early 2009. Browse through my full archives and see if there are any guests you’d like to hear more from. When you do, send me their name and a list of questions you would like for me to ask them. I’ll choose the top five most popular ones and request another interview. E-mail me who your favorite podcast interview guests are at livinlowcarbman@charter.net. THANK YOU for listening!
Coming up on Thursday we’ll have a delightful lady by the name of Penny Hoff who is also making some outstanding YouTube videos showing the “chronically-challenged” generation that exercise is NOT impossible. Penny is a supporter of low-carb (and enthusiastically says as much during my interview with her) and recently released a book through my publisher Booklocker entitled Fitness Rants For The Chronologically Enriched. DON’T MISS IT!!!
I’ll be releasing my upcoming schedule of podcast interviews in the next few months later this week, including some amazing chats with people like Slow Burn author Fred Hahn, former NFL football player Bill Romanowski, Dr. Barry Sears from Zone Diet fame, “Biggest Loser” trainer Bob Harper, Evolutionary Fitness’ Arthur DeVany, Dr. John Salerno, and many more! I can’t wait for you to hear these interviews from some of the best and brightest in the world of health and nutrition.
