The Worst Meal That's Clogging Your Arteries
Cereal is one of the worst foods for your heart — even the brands marketed as heart-healthy. Here's why processed carbs and sugar drive plaque, and what to eat instead.
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Cereal is one of the worst foods for your heart — even the brands marketed as heart-healthy. Here's why processed carbs and sugar drive plaque, and what to eat instead.
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Ultra-processed food doesn't have to be poison. Dr. Lustig's three precepts and four strategies for reengineering food companies' products — and the real-world proof it works.
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At 57, I thought I was doing everything right — then my CIMT test revealed plaque. Here's the roadmap I built to stop and reverse arterial disease.
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Your body already makes the molecule that keeps your arteries open — nitric oxide. Three natural ways to boost it: food, movement, and how you breathe.
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Nearly 90% of people with metabolic disease have no idea they have it. Fasting glucose and A1C miss up to 70% of cases. Here's the test that catches it — and why most doctors won't order it.
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Bryan Johnson spent millions optimizing his anti-aging diet. The plant-based super-veggie meal has real strengths — and one significant gap when you measure it against insulin resistance and longevity.
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Alzheimer's is increasingly being called 'type 3 diabetes.' The metabolic-roots research is mounting — here's why insulin resistance may be the most important Alzheimer's risk factor your doctor never measures.
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Recent headlines have sown confusion about baby aspirin. Here's how it works, what the new guidelines really mean, and how to decide whether it's still right for you.
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