French bakery owner in Arizona calls out influencer that tried to bully her …It’s disgusting how some of these food influencers operate
The bakery owner video got over 3 million views
If you live in the Northern Hemisphere NOW is the time to soak up the last days of sunlight full of valuable ultraviolet and infrared light.
Winter is coming.
In the next 2-3 weeks spend as much time outside in the sun as you possibly can. You’ll thank me in December.
Agreed. CGM - I guide my patients to purchase a OTC one & they get our clinic code to plug in so I can review their results together at the next visit. Biggest issue: patients with food addiction/sugar addiction/cravings
Hear me out. A new standard of care.
You’re overweight. Diabetic. Hypertensive.
You go to your doctor.
But instead of a handful of prescriptions, here’s the deal:
No meds! Unless it’s an emergency.
You MUST change your lifestyle.
You’re assigned:
• A health + fitness coach
• A food log
• A continuous glucose monitor
• A blood pressure monitor
You’re given a diet + exercise plan.
You’ve got 3-6 months.
Not to “manage” the diseases, but to reverse them.
Medications are the backup plan.
Not the first move.
That’s how we fix healthcare.
In fact, that’s exactly what @lindy_lou_j and I do for our patients.
Agreed. And eating to macros set up by an app rather than hunger/ full cues will mess with your metabolic health (& your head) when you can’t lose weight
Everyone in fitness is obsessed with calorie deficits, but they ignore the real issue:
An energy access deficit.
Sometimes, you don’t need fewer calories.
You need better metabolic access to the ones you already have.
Patients don’t end up on 10 meds overnight.
Here’s how it happens:
New doctor, new drug.
ER visit, new drug.
No one owns the full story.
No one stops to ask if they still need them.
I’ve taken patients off meds just by listening… before we even fix their diet.
Medicare might be the most Kafkaesque corner of our healthcare system.
I tried to pay out-of-pocket for a treatment—only to be denied because I’m a Medicare recipient. When I asked where I could get the treatment through Medicare, the clinic told me… nowhere.
So let me get this straight:
I can’t pay myself
Medicare won’t cover it
And I still can’t get treated
How did we end up with a system that blocks access to care on every front? @DrOz please look into this!
I always talk to my patients about Food is Medicine and using lifestyle changes as medicine. I try to inspire them . Most make changes, (and feel better) but go back to their life / because behavior change is the Holy Grail of health & they just can’t keep it up. Human psychology
If patients really knew the risks and benefits of their prescriptions, most would say no to lifelong meds—and yes to lifestyle change.
But they don’t get the whole story. Ever wonder why?
“Why is weight loss so hard after menopause?”
I get this question all the time from smart, motivated women over 50 who feel like their body has turned against them.
Yes, hormones change. Estrogen drops.
But that’s only part of the story.
What’s really going on is this:
Decades of chronic dieting, poor sleep, stress, and carb-heavy, ultra-processed meals have taken their toll.
Insulin resistance creeps in.
Muscle mass declines.
And your metabolism slows way down.
The result?
Your body becomes great at storing fat—and terrible at burning it.
So you try to “eat less and move more.”
And… it doesn’t work.
Because you’re insulin resistant.
But here’s the good news:
You can reverse it.
Start here:
✅ Eat real whole food
✅ Prioritize protein (> 30g/meal)
✅ Cut processed carbs + sugar
✅ Don’t snack between meals
✅ Build muscle
✅ Sleep like it’s medicine
✅ Manage stress like your life depends on it
Weight loss after menopause is 100% possible…
When you work with your biology, not against it.