The gut and the liver may be more connected than you expect: probiotics can reduce liver enzymes from non-alcoholic fatty liver. A recent meta-analysis showed that two liver enzymes, ALT and AST, a byproduct of liver damage, were significantly reduced in test patients when taking lactobacillus-bifidobacterium blends of probiotics. Insulin resistance also improved. If you’re struggling with a liver … [Read more...]
3 Simple Keys for Using Low Carb, High Carb & Intermittent Fasting for Optimum Metabolism with Dr. Mike T. Nelson
Opinions regarding carb intake vary widely. Fortunately, Dr. Mike T. Nelson draws upon not only his research background, but also his experience in advising clients, to provide us with simple recommendations that can allow you to improve your metabolism by adjusting your carb intake and utilizing intermittent fasting. Episode Intro Dr. Michael Ruscio, DC: Hey, everyone, welcome to Dr. Ruscio … [Read more...]
Does a High-Fat Diet Make You Fat?
Can a high-fat diet make you fat? If you’ve done a little research or self-experimenting, you have probably read or noticed that a diet that is moderate or high in fat, while also low in carbohydrates, can work well for weight loss in addition to improving other conditions. Recent concerns have been raised, however, that higher fat diets may lead to something called endotoxemia. Endotoxemia is … [Read more...]
Dr. Mark Hyman – Eat Fat Get Thin
Do you think eating fat makes you fat? Are you confused about cholesterol? What does a healthy diet really look like? We answer all this and more this week with Dr. Mark Hyman, a practicing family physician, a nine-time No. 1 New York Times bestselling author, and an internationally recognized leader, speaker, educator, and advocate in his field. He is the director of the Cleveland Clinic … [Read more...]