Are Liver Detoxes a Scam? Here’s What Actually Works
You’ve probably seen liver detox teas, cleanses, or fasts all over the internet—but do they actually work? Dr. Barry Sears, creator of the Zone Diet and…
Category: Zone Science
Information supporting the Zone as the physiological state when your metabolism performs at peak efficiency.
Can Vegans Follow the Zone Diet?
One of the most common questions Dr. Barry Sears gets is: Can a vegan follow the Zone Diet? The answer is a resounding yes! In fact,…
Can The Zone Diet Help Reverse Type 2 Diabetes?
Type 2 diabetes affects nearly 38 million Americans—and nearly 100 million adults are prediabetic. In this episode of the Wellness Zone podcast, Dr. Barry Sears breaks…
Can You Take Too Much Omega-3 or Polyphenols?
Are you worried about overdoing it with omega-3s or polyphenols? In this video, Dr. Barry Sears breaks down a common question: Can you take too much?…
Are There Natural Alternatives to Ozempic?
Can you achieve the benefits of Ozempic without the drug? In this video, Dr. Barry Sears, creator of The Zone Diet and pioneer of Metabolic Engineering,…
30 Years of The Zone: The Science That Changed Nutrition
It’s been 30 years since The Zone changed the way we think about food, health, and inflammation! In this special Wellness Zone podcast, Dr. Barry Sears…
Not Just Protein: The Critical Role of Fiber in Fat Loss
Protein gets all the hype—but are you overlooking the real secret to weight loss? In this video, Dr. Barry Sears breaks down the powerful combination of…
How Much Protein Should You Eat to Lose Weight?
When it comes to weight loss, most people are asking the wrong question. It’s not “How much protein do I need to lose weight?” — it’s…
Can Alcohol Cause Panic Attacks?
If you’re prone to anxiety, the answer might surprise you. In this video, Dr. Barry Sears explains the science behind how alcohol interacts with your brain’s…
Is Excessive Sleepiness a Warning Sign of Dementia?
As we age, many of us start to worry about dementia and look for early warning signs—like unusual fatigue or excessive sleepiness. But could constant drowsiness…
