

Doctors Get Bad Advice, Too
Jan 31, 2018
A physician shares her experience with bad dietary advice from medical school. The podcast explores the impact and challenges of reducing added sugar consumption. It discusses sugar addiction, its relationship with insulin and fat storage. The misconception of low-fat diets is debunked, emphasizing the importance of fat and protein. The podcast also explores the link between polycystic ovary syndrome and insulin resistance. Transitioning to fat fueling and managing symptoms is discussed, along with making the ketogenic and fasting lifestyle a long-term change.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Impact of Added Sugar Consumption and the Challenge of Reducing it
01:50 • 3min
Sugar Addiction and the Role of Insulin
04:21 • 9min
The Misconception of Low-Fat Diets
13:44 • 24min
Understanding Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and its Link to Insulin Resistance
37:53 • 12min
Transitioning to Fat Fueling and Managing Symptoms
49:53 • 14min
Making the Ketogenic and Fasting Lifestyle a True Lifestyle Change
01:03:56 • 2min