Bio/Wiki | |
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Other name | The Knowledge Doc [1]Dr Eric Berg’s official website |
Profession(s) | Chiropractor, Dietician, Retired Army personnel, and YouTuber |
Physical Stats & More | |
Height (approx.) | in centimeters– 175 cm in meters– 1.75 m in feet & inches– 5’ 9” |
Eye Colour | Hazel Green |
Hair Colour | Dark Brown |
Personal Life | |
Date of Birth | 31 March 1965 (Wednesday) |
Age (as of 2022) | 57 Years |
Birthplace | United States of America |
Zodiac sign | Aries |
Nationality | American |
College/University | • University of Wisconsin – Parkside (1983) • Palmer College of Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa (1985) |
Educational Qualification(s) | • Undergraduate pre-med studies • Doctor of Chiropractic |
Religious views | Scientology [2]Ian Rafalko’s video on YouTube |
Food Habit | Non-vegetarian [3]Dr Eric Berg’s YouTube video |
Address | 4501 Ford Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia, United States of America |
Controversies | • Firing an employee for not following Scientology: Eric Berg attracted controversy when Brenda Valentine, who worked for him, complained against him in 2017. In her complaint, Brenda levied a series of allegations against Eric and said that Eric terminated her services after she refused to follow Scientology. She also claimed that Eric and Karen used to force her to attend Scientology courses held in Washington, D. C. She also said that Eric used to force her to listen to him read from different Scientology books. [4]YouTube
• Allegations by Ian Rafalko: Eric Berg’s son Ian Rafalko posted a video on TikTok and Twitter in May 2021 claiming that he followed Scientology because his family pressurized him in doing so. He further claimed that when he left Scientology and moved away from his family, his father visited him and angrily knocked on the door of his house but when the neighbours threatened to call the cops, Eric had to leave. Ian says his father has no compassion for humans and is selfish. He further claimed that Eric often donates a huge amount of money to the Scientology churches, the money that he earns from selling his products online. [5]Ian Rafalko’s YouTube video [6]YouTube In the video, while talking about it, he said, |
Relationships & More | |
Marital Status | Married |
Affairs/Girlfriends | Karen Berg Note: In a video, Eric said that he met Karen when he shifted to San Diego. He also said that Karen accepted his proposal of dating after rejecting him thrice. |
Family | |
Wife/Spouse | Karen Berg |
Children | Son(s)– 2 • Ian Berg (aka Ian Rafalko) • Jordan Berg Daughter– 1 • Allison Berg |
Some Lesser Known Facts About Eric Berg
- Eric Berg, an American chiropractor with a background in the United States Army, is a prominent figure in the field of nutrition and wellness. Aside from his professional expertise, he has established a significant online presence as a dietician and YouTuber. Eric Berg is widely recognized for his informative content on YouTube and various social media platforms, where he offers valuable advice on achieving weight loss goals by adopting a healthy and sustainable approach through methods such as ketosis and intermittent fasting.
- Eric Berg served as a reservist in the US Army from June 1983 to December 1987. During this period, he was stationed at Fort Jackson in South Carolina, Fort Sam Houston in Texas, and Fort Riley in Kansas. Additionally, Eric underwent training as an X-ray technician while serving in the U.S. Army.
- In December 1988, Eric successfully completed and passed both the National Board of Chiropractic Examination and the Certificate of Proficiency in Chiropractic X-rays Examination.
- From January to June 1989, Eric served as an associate intern at Sound Chiropractic under the guidance of David Graham in Washington, D.C.
- From June 1989 to December 1989, he served as an associate intern at Moll Chiropractic.
- From January 1990 to September 1993, Eric worked as a private chiropractor in San Diego, California.
- In January 1990, Eric successfully completed and passed the California Board of Chiropractic Examination, as well as the Louisiana Board of Chiropractic Examination.
- From October 1993 to August 1997, Eric relocated to Shreveport, Louisiana, and practiced as a private chiropractor.
- In September 1997, Eric founded the Berg Institute of Health & Wellness and subsequently embarked on collaborating with esteemed government officials.
- In 2005, Eric was designated as the vice chair of the Department of Nutritiology at Howard University. Additionally, he served as an adjunct professor, delivering lectures on nutrition to his students.
- Eric has successfully finished multiple certification programs, including Microscopy (live blood cell analysis), Acoustic Cardiograph (ACG), and diagnostic interpretation of neuro-selective current perception threshold.
- By December 2022, Eric, a chiropractor, has participated in over 5,500 workshops, seminars, and symposiums. He has also provided consultation to more than 40,000 clients from various countries. During a podcast discussion on weight loss, Eric expressed his strong passion to profoundly assist every individual on the planet. His ultimate objective is to offer constantly improving technology that can enhance people’s lives. As a result, his daily routine primarily revolves around conducting research and generating distinctive and easily comprehensible content. Engaging with social media platforms allows him to reach a wide audience and capture their attention.
- As a member of the advisory panels, Eric has contributed his expertise to various medical organizations such as the American Endocrinology Society and the Health Science Institute.
- In 2005, Eric was the host of a talk show on WOL.
- Over a period of thirty years, Eric has provided training to over two thousand healthcare professionals hailing from various states across the United States.
- Eric uploaded his inaugural video on his YouTube channel, Dr. Eric Berg DC, on December 19, 2008. The video featured him providing weight loss tips to former NFL player Duane Clemons. Fast forward to December 2022, and Eric’s channel boasts an impressive 9.05 million subscribers. His content revolves around the keto diet, intermittent fasting, the pros and cons of various foods, and more. In 2018, Eric garnered over 500,000 daily views on YouTube by consistently publishing a morning and evening video. Prior to creating content, Eric diligently researches the topic, often waking up early and working on weekends. He views his success as a result of hard work and dedication, emphasizing that it didn’t happen overnight. Eric genuinely enjoys his work, finding it fulfilling rather than burdensome. He constantly strives to expand his reach, currently concentrating on YouTube while also exploring platforms such as podcasts and Pinterest. However, he takes a methodical approach, focusing on one platform at a time before branching out. Eric openly admitted that when he first started uploading videos, he would feel downhearted due to the low viewership.
- In 2018, a sum of $500,000 was contributed by Eric to the International Association of Scientologists, a membership organization affiliated with Scientology.
- In addition to being captured alongside his best-selling book, The 7 Principles of Fat Burning: Get Healthy, Lose Weight, and Maintain It!, Dr. Eric Berg has authored several other notable books on following a healthy Keto diet. Some of these include Easy Keto and Intermittent Fasting Booklet, The Healthy Keto Plan: Get Healthy, Lose Weight & Feel Great, and The 7 Principles of Fat Burning: Get Healthy, and Lose Weight and Keep It Off!, which became a top seller on Amazon.
- Eric enjoys playing the guitar during his free time.
- can be found on his official website as well as on Amazon, where he sells a range of health products.
- Every year in Washington, D.C., Eric takes charge of the planning and organization of the Keto Health Summit. A photograph is taken to document the participants’ presence at this significant event.
- Eric has received invitations to appear on multiple national US television talk shows, including ABC, CBS, and Channel 8 Sports Talk.
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