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…
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The History of Drugs—And Why AMPK May Be the Future of Medicine
Can one molecule help treat obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and even Alzheimer’s? Dr. Barry Sears says yes—and it’s called AMPK. In this episode of…
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…
Rocket Fuel for Longevity: Inside the Metabolic Engineering Plan
Want to take control of your metabolism and improve your long-term health? Reversing insulin resistance is only the first step. The real secret lies in activating…
The #1 Factor for a Longer Life (It’s NOT Your Genes!)
What’s the secret to living longer—your genes or your lifestyle? 🤔 The answer is clear: lifestyle wins. While you may have 20,000 genes in your DNA,…
Why Are More Young People Getting Cancer?
The rise in cancer among young adults isn’t just a coincidence—it’s linked to a deeper issue: metabolic disruption. Your body relies on AMPK, a key regulator…
Can Omega-3s Help IBS? Here’s the Truth!
Struggling with IBS? Omega-3s Might Be the Solution! Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is often linked to inflammation in the gut—but what if you could reduce that…
Do Lectins Cause Leaky Gut? The Truth About Anti-Lectin Diets
Some people blame lectins for causing leaky gut, but is there any science behind it? Dr. Barry Sears sets the record straight. Lectins aren’t the problem—chronic…
GLP-1 Drugs vs. Diet: The Safer Way to Curb Addiction
Can You Control Addictive Behavior with Diet? GLP-1 drugs are now being used to treat addiction, but why? The key lies in dopamine—your brain’s reward neurotransmitter.…
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?…
