GLP-1

Diabetes, Weight Loss, Remission or Cure

Why bariatric surgery, fasting, and GLP-1 drugs can put type 2 diabetes into remission—and why the story is far more complex than sugar.

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The Science of Hangovers: Why Most “Cures” Fail

Hangovers are more than dehydration. Here’s the real biology behind alcohol, hangover supplements, IV drips, and why time still wins.

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Being a Foodie on a GLP-1

Why GLP-1 Made Me Love Food More—Not Less From beetroot pasta to backyard salsa, this wasn’t about eating less. It was about finally tasting more. I want to tell you about two people on a GLP-1. First, there’s me. I’ve been on a maintenance dose—7.5 mg of Zepbound—for a while now. And recently, I went…

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The Peptide Bazaar: Real Medicine vs. Vials from the Internet

From insulin miracles to gym peptides like BPC-157—what works, what doesn’t, and why most peptide hype skips real evidence.

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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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Menopause: Estrogen Effects Satiety

Menopause, 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….

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Henry VIII, the Brain, and the Obesity

Henry VIII’s weight gain wasn’t just excess—it may have been brain injury. What history and GLP-1 drugs reveal about obesity today.

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From Gila Monster to GLP-1 Revolution

From 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…

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How GLP-1 Quiets Food Noise

Food Noise Isn’t Hunger — and Why Broccoli Never Fixed the Brain Food noise does not announce itself politely. Instead, it hums in the background, persistent and exhausting. For years, patients tried to describe it. Meanwhile, medicine largely ignored it. Recently, however, GLP-1 receptor agonists forced the conversation into the open. I did not understand…

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