Brendon Fallon
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- Sep 4, 2026
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Alzheimer’s May Be the Brain’s Energy Crisis: A Neurologist (opens the original)
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Conversations about Alzheimer’s disease often center on plaques, tangles, and inflammation. Dr. David Perlmutter, a leading neurologist, bestselling author, and a fellow of the American College of Nutrition, urges people to look further upstream: at how the body produces and uses energy. Perlmutter warns that metabolic dysfunction is a key contributor to the processes that leave the brain vulnerable to memory problems. “The brain’s ability to use fuel appropriately is compromised decades before
The Simple Habits Behind the World’s Longest-Lived People — According to Science (opens the original)
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LikeSaveCommentLive ChatSubscribeThe Simple Habits Behind the World’s Longest-Lived People — According to ScienceVital SignsSep-03-2026What determines how long—and how well—we live? Decades of longevity research suggest the answer runs far deeper than diet and exercise. Decades-long studies have followed people across much of their lives, uncovering some surprising characteristics associated with longevity. In this “Read More
Are Seed Oils Secretly Making You Fat? How Cutting Calories Hurt ‘Biggest Losers’ — Georgi Dinkov (opens the original)
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Seed oils may be quietly driving the modern obesity epidemic, according to metabolic-health writer Georgi Dinkov — and the culprit isn’t sugar, he says, but the industrial cooking oils that replaced butter and animal fats over the past century. The conversation challenges the long-standing cholesterol hypothesis, pointing to a 2015 federal guideline change that removed dietary cholesterol limits, and questions why saturated fat continues to be villainized despite the shift. The discussion also e
Easy Eating to Cut Stress, Stay Focused Under Pressure—Nutritionist (opens the original)
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LikeSaveCommentLive ChatSubscribeEasy Eating to Cut Stress, Stay Focused Under Pressure—NutritionistVital SignsAug-02-2026When life hits hardest, eating well is usually the last thing on your mind. But it may be exactly when it matters most. Chronic stress doesn’t just affect your mood—it quietly depletes the nutrients your nervous system depends on, disrupts your gut microbiome, and drives you toward the foods that compound the d...Read More
A 5-Day Diet That Mimics Fasting Shows Early Promise for Kidney Health (opens the original)
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Fasting may support weight loss and metabolic health while activating biological pathways associated with healthy aging. Yet going without food for days—or even skipping a few meals—can be challenging for many people. “I’ve never seen any other dietary intervention make a meaningful difference in this condition,” Dr. Jason Fung, a nephrologist and leading expert in kidney disease and intermittent fasting, said on a recent episode of “Vital Signs” on EpochTV. The FMD may be easier to follow than
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