Glucotypes explained by a cardiac surgeon

Glucotypes reveal how your body uniquely responds to blood sugar—ranging from stable to severe spikes. Understanding your glucotype can help you personalize your nutrition, improve metabolic health, and reduce your risk of heart disease.

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Is fruit bad for you?

Should you cut fruit to improve metabolic health? While excess sugar is harmful, fruit is a whole food with potential benefits. This article explores both sides of the debate, including how fruit affects blood sugar, weight loss, and overall health. Learn how to fit fruit into a metabolically healthy lifestyle, choose lower-glycemic options, and avoid processed fruit. Take control of your metabolic health with personalized insights.

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My healthy blood sugar guide: everything you should know

If you’re serious about reclaiming your metabolic health, you should start by getting your blood sugar under control. High blood sugar indicates dysfunction in your body, and if you don’t address it quickly, it can spiral out of control. The good news is that you can control your blood sugar for the long-term. If you have type 2 diabetes, you can even reverse your condition.

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Monitoring your blood sugar during the holidays

The holiday season can be a wonderful time of year — but it can also throw a wrench into your metabolic health.  Over 75% of people eat more during the holidays, and 90% of us gain between one and 10 pounds. With all the cookies, candies, and holiday treats, keeping your eating habits in check

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The connection between metabolic health and heart disease

Most Americans don’t realize how much metabolic health impacts their hearts. In fact, we’ve reached a point where feeling unwell is just a normal part of daily life, and not a warning sign of things to come. There are countless studies connecting metabolic health and heart disease. Thankfully, it’s mostly good news — many diseases

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How to Measure Your Metabolic Health at Home

Americans are more metabolically unhealthy now than at any other point in history. Nearly nine in ten have at least one metabolic factor out of balance — encouraging the development of strokes, heart attacks, and life-changing diseases. Worse still, most don’t even know it. The good news is, measuring your metabolic health is extremely straightforward.

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