Ask Dr. Sears: Why Are Diet Definitions So Confusing?
I believe the primary reason for dietary confusion is that different diets are defined more by philosophy rather than science. This can be overcome by: (a)…
Read MoreI believe the primary reason for dietary confusion is that different diets are defined more by philosophy rather than science. This can be overcome by: (a)…
Read MoreBefore I introduced the Zone diet in 1995, dietary advice was essentially like a Miller Lite commercial. On one side, you had those screaming that fat makes…
Read MoreAll cancers are ultimately driven by metabolic disruption. If that is the case, can Metabolic Engineering® be used slow down tumor growth? If so, this would…
Read MoreGLP-1 drugs restrict calorie intake, leading to rapid metabolic benefits. So does Metabolic Engineering®. The critical question is whether those benefits can be sustained long-term without…
Read MoreThe new USDA Food Pyramid was recently released. Besides the graphic description of the new recommendations that looks like a Jackson Pollock painting, is there anything…
Read MoreOver 75% of Americans report symptoms of stress. So, what exactly is stress biochemically, and more importantly, how can you reduce it? Stress is the…
Read MoreAtrial fibrillation (Afib) is the most common form of cardiac arrhythmia. It is known that Afib is associated with an increased risk of stroke, heart failure,…
Read MoreThe human body is very fragile. You can go without breathing for about three minutes. You can go without water for about three days. Beyond those…
Read MoreEffectively treating Alzheimer’s disease has been one of the most significant failures of the pharmacological industry. Yet Alzheimer’s can be viewed as a metabolic disorder driven…
Read MoreThere is no doubt that obesity is on the rise. But why? Is it because we are not exercising enough? Or are we simply overeating? Obviously,…
Read MoreIt has been nearly five years since COVID-19 first appeared. However, for many, the consequences of initial infection remain with them for years. About 7 percent…
Read MoreThere are two types of age: chronological and biological. Chronological age is simple—it’s the date on your birthdate. Biological age is trickier since it depends on how…
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