Sleep, Creatine, and Your Metabolism
Rough night’s sleep? Before you reach for a supplement, hear this. Dr. Barry Sears explains why creatine might help—but why it’s no match for the real…
Tag: Omega 3 fatty acids
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 Science of Athletic Performance: How Energy, Focus & Metabolism Shape Success
What’s the secret to peak athletic performance? It all comes down to two key factors: energy production and focus. ATP is the fuel that powers muscle…
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…
Are These NY Times Nutrition Tips Actually Good?
Did the New York Times get it right? As 2024 came to a close, the New York Times published their “10 Tips to Help You Eat…
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…
Supplementation in Metabolic Engineering®
Although the Zone diet is a clinically proven dietary method to reduce insulin resistance, you must also reduce chronic low-level inflammation and accelerate the repair of…
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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…
