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.…
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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?…
Can Your Poor Diet Trigger Autoimmune Disease?
Can Your Diet Be Fueling Autoimmune Disease? What makes your immune system turn against you? Could the foods you eat be making it worse? Dr. Barry…
One Toxic Food Chemical Everyone Is Overlooking
The FDA recently banned Red Dye No. 3, but did you know it’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to harmful chemicals in…
The Terrifying Truth About Obesity and Premature Aging
Have you ever wondered why centenarians—those remarkable individuals who live to 100 or beyond—are almost never obese? It’s not just a coincidence. Obesity is far more…
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:…
Alzheimer’s Disease & Metabolic Engineering
The Wellness Zone Podcast with Dr. Barry Sears and Mary Perry Did you know Alzheimer’s disease is often called “type 3 diabetes”? That’s because of its…
Metabolic Engineering®: An Overview
Metabolic Engineering® is clinically proven technology to reduce insulin resistance by activating AMPK in each of your 30 trillion cells. Metabolic Engineering® is not a magic…
A-Fib and Omega-3 Fatty Acids
A recent article has suggested that omega-3 fatty acids are associated with an increased risk of atrial fibrillation, commonly termed as A-fib (1). A-fib occurs when…
Defining Anti-Inflammatory Diets
To make science reproducible, you must have definitions. The more rigorous the description, the more likely the science behind it can be replicated and valuable in…
