Ask Dr. Sears: Are Continuous Glucose Monitors Useful?
If you have diabetes (either type 1 or type 2), a continuous glucose monitor (CRM) can be exceptionally useful, especially to reduce hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia is low…
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The History of Fish Oil: From Ancient Remedy to Modern Super Supplement
Long before fish oil became a supplement aisle favorite, it was prized by ancient civilizations for its powerful health benefits. From the fermented fish sauces of…
How Poor Sleep Wrecks Your Metabolism (and How to Fix It)
Poor Sleep & Your Metabolism: How Quality Sleep Impacts Your Body Think sleep is all about the hours clocked? It’s time to focus on quality—especially when…
Adrenal Glands, Metabolism & Fatigue: What You Need To Know
Are Your Adrenal Glands Draining Your Energy? Your adrenal glands are small but powerful—they help regulate metabolism, inflammation, and stress. But what happens when they’re overworked?…
Low Energy? The Truth About Metabolism
Ever wonder why you feel drained—physically or mentally? It all comes down to metabolism. Your body runs on ATP, the energy currency that fuels everything from…
Can You Lower Your Cholesterol Without Taking A Statin?
Can you lower your cholesterol without taking a statin? Absolutely. But here’s the real question—how do statins actually work? Most people think it’s magic. Spoiler alert:…
Measuring Insulin Resistance
Insulin resistance is a key factor in many health issues, and measuring it doesn’t always require expensive tests. The triglyceride (TG) to high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL)…
Can Insulin Resistance Be Reversed?
Can insulin resistance be reversed? Absolutely! With the right dietary approach, like Metabolic Engineering, you can start seeing results in a surprisingly short time. Watch to…
Insulin Resistance, Explained
Insulin resistance is a buzzword in the health world, but what does it really mean? Simply put, it’s when cells can’t effectively absorb glucose from the…
Insulin Resistance & The Brain
The brain consists of only 2% of the weight of the whole body, but it uses up 20% of the energy. So if you have insulin…
