COVID19 Monoclonal Antibodies
How the new COVID19 monoclonal antibodies work. A new treatment that treats people who are vulnerable to COVID19 infection but before they are too sick to get in the hospital
Read MoreHow the new COVID19 monoclonal antibodies work. A new treatment that treats people who are vulnerable to COVID19 infection but before they are too sick to get in the hospital
Read MoreThe new Pfizer vaccine is over 90% effective against COVID19. It is made using a new technology and will be available before the end of 2020. It is the best news of 2020.
Read MoreFrom insulin miracles to gym peptides like BPC-157—what works, what doesn’t, and why most peptide hype skips real evidence.
Read MoreMenopause, Hunger, and the Brain: Why It Feels Different Menopause changes more than temperature control. It reshapes how the brain handles hunger, fullness, and the quiet signals that guide eating. As a result, many women notice something unsettling. The same meals no longer satisfy. Hunger arrives sooner. Food feels louder. For years, we blamed metabolism….
Read MoreHenry VIII’s weight gain wasn’t just excess—it may have been brain injury. What history and GLP-1 drugs reveal about obesity today.
Read MoreWhen Beef Becomes Belief: The Carnivore Priesthood Nutrition debates rarely begin with money. Yet money almost always explains how they spread. That fact explains much of the modern carnivore movement. At first glance, the carnivore diet appears to be a radical nutritional idea: eat beef, organs, and animal fat while avoiding vegetables, grains, legumes, and…
Read MoreThe Minnesota Starvation Experiment: What Hunger Does to the Human Mind Every few years, someone announces the solution to weight loss. Eat less.Fast longer.Cut carbs.Cut fat.Cut something. Naturally, the advice usually comes with a tone of moral certainty. If you are hungry, the implication goes, you simply lack discipline. However, long before social media, diet influencers,…
Read MoreFrom Gila Monster to GLP-1 Revolution In 1991, I left Seattle and moved to Phoenix to begin my career as a surgeon. In Seattle, hiking meant pine trees, damp trails, and reliable rain. In Phoenix, hiking meant bottled water and survival. The temperature could sit at 113 degrees at six in the evening. Sometimes the…
Read MoreProtein Panic: How Much Do You Really Need? Everywhere you look, protein has become a competition. Scroll long enough and you will believe muscle disappears if you eat less than 150 grams a day. Meanwhile, influencers debate leucine thresholds like they’re trading baseball cards. As a result, ordinary meals now feel like math problems. However,…
Read MoreMexican food isn’t unhealthy — American processing is. Real tacos deliver fiber, gut health, and Mediterranean biology in a corn tortilla.
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Fat Shaming and GLP-1 – It’s Biology
Fat shaming happens from Hollywood to the Gym Bros and often from that little voice within.
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