Fasting window timing has become one of the most important conversations in metabolic health, and for good reason. For years, many people assumed that a 16:8 fasting pattern was enough on its own: fast for 16 hours, eat within 8, and the body will sort out the rest....
Diabetes
Carb Restriction vs. Intermittent Fasting
Tired of energy crashes, stubborn weight, or worrying about your blood sugar? You’re not alone. Millions of people are turning to low-carb diets or intermittent fasting to reclaim their energy, feel better in their bodies, and improve long-term health. But which one...
Greed and Corrupt Science Created the Modern Metabolic Crisis
The modern metabolic crisis — a global surge in obesity, type 2 diabetes, fatty liver, and cardiovascular disease — isn’t the result of personal failure. It’s not a matter of poor choices or lack of willpower. It’s the deliberate outcome of corporate collusion,...
Sugar Addiction: A Guide to Regain Control of Your Health
Introduction Sugar addiction is a growing problem in modern society, with processed foods and sweetened beverages readily available at every corner. While sugar is known to provide a quick burst of energy, its long-term effects on physical and mental health are...
The Rise of Metabolic Psychiatry
Introduction In recent years, an intriguing connection has emerged between two seemingly disparate fields: metabolism and psychiatry. While traditionally viewed as distinct areas of study, the intersection of these disciplines has given rise to a burgeoning field...
My Carnivore Diet Experiment
Introduction Embarking on a journey to transform my health and well-being, I delved into the world of the carnivore diet, seeking accelerated metabolic improvements. What ensued was an eye-opening experience filled with surprises, challenges, and ultimately, triumphs....
Metabolic Health and Mental Well-being Is Linked
Neurological disorders are now the world's leading cause of ill health and disability, affecting 3.4 billion people worldwide, concludes a wide-ranging analysis published in Lancet Neurology, which calls for their prevention to be made a global public health priority....
Therapeutic Carbohydrate Restriction (TCR)
The term “therapeutic carbohydrate restriction” is often used instead of “low carb” because it highlights the potential health benefits and medical applications of this dietary approach. While “low carb” may simply refer to a diet that restricts carbohydrates, “therapeutic carbohydrate restriction” emphasizes the therapeutic or medicinal aspect of this approach.
Protein for a healthy life
Proteins are essential for human health as they play many critical roles in the body. They build and repair tissues, produce hormones and enzymes, maintain fluid balance, support the immune system, and facilitate metabolic processes. Additionally, proteins are a...
Personal Fat Threshold (PFT)
What does the term Personal Fat Threshold mean? Why is it an important concept to understand? Pay attention if you are suffering from being overweight, diabetes, or chronic inflammation. What is PFT? PFT is a hypothesis put forward by Roy Taylor and Rury R Holman in...
Can Type 2 Diabetes Be Reversed
Can type 2 diabetes be reversed? Type 2 diabetes cannot be cured, but diabetes may be controlled until the point of remission.
Healing Type 2 Diabetes: Cut Processed Carbohydrates
Diabetes is a disease the light of which has been shined on in recent years. With a plethora of diet books and diets, it’s hard for people to know where to begin. In this article, learn what diabetes is, what type-2 diabetes means, and why trying out a new diet can help you reverse your type-2 diabetes without the use of medication.












