In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we go beyond the outdated “cholesterol clogs arteries” model and explore the modern science of atherosclerosis—a dynamic process involving oxidized LDL, inflammation, immune activation, and metabolic dysfunction.

Learn how damaged arteries, oxidized LDL particles, and foam cell formation drive plaque buildup, and why markers like ApoB, hs-CRP, and triglyceride-to-HDL ratio offer a more accurate picture of cardiovascular risk than total cholesterol alone. We also highlight how insulin resistance and poor metabolic health contribute to unstable plaque and higher heart disease risk.

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In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we dive into the powerful and controversial theory that cancer may be driven more by metabolic dysfunction than by genetic mutations. Drawing on the research of Dr. Thomas Seyfried and the foundational work of Otto Warburg, we explore how damaged mitochondria and altered energy metabolism could be the true origin of cancer.

Learn how cancer cells rely on glucose and glutamine fermentation for survival, why ketogenic diets and metabolic therapies show early promise, and how healthy mitochondria can reverse malignant behavior even in cells with genetic damage. We also discuss why integrating both genetic and metabolic approaches may offer a more effective, less toxic path forward in cancer care.

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In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we reveal how insulin resistance may be the hidden cause behind many cases of high blood pressure. Up to 75% of people with hypertension also have insulin resistance—even if they don’t have diabetes—making this metabolic dysfunction a major factor in cardiovascular health.

We break down the science: how elevated insulin levels increase sodium retention, blood vessel constriction, and impair nitric oxide production, all of which raise blood pressure. You'll also learn how lifestyle interventions like low-carb eating, intermittent fasting, exercise, better sleep, and stress management can significantly improve insulin sensitivity and reduce blood pressure—often within weeks.

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In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we explore the growing evidence that the ketogenic diet may do more than manage type 2 diabetes—it could help reverse it. Once viewed as a progressive disease, type 2 diabetes is now being reexamined through a metabolic lens, with keto offering a direct way to lower insulin demand, improve blood sugar control, and reduce medication dependence.

Learn how ketosis works, what the research shows (including 94% of insulin users reducing or stopping insulin), and which foods support therapeutic ketosis. We also cover why medical supervision is essential and how keto may even benefit liver health and fatty liver disease.

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In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we explore the growing global issue of metabolic syndrome—a condition that significantly increases the risk for heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. But there’s good news: the latest research shows that targeted dietary and lifestyle changes can do more than just manage symptoms—they can help reverse metabolic dysfunction altogether.

Learn how refined carbs, added sugars, and fructose overload drive insulin resistance, and why low-carb and Mediterranean diets are among the most effective tools for improving key metabolic markers. We also discuss how intermittent fasting, nutrient-dense whole foods, and a comprehensive approach to sleep, stress, and exercise can create powerful, synergistic results.

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In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we break down what your cholesterol panel is really telling you—not just about your heart, but about your liver health and overall metabolism. Inspired by Dr. Robert Lustig’s insights, we cut through the confusion around total cholesterol, LDL particle size, and triglyceride-to-HDL ratios to help you better interpret your lab results.

Learn why small dense LDL particles, not LDL alone, are the real problem, how high triglycerides often reflect liver and sugar issues, and why your ALT levels may quietly signal fatty liver disease even within the so-called normal range.

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In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we reveal the often-overlooked connection between high blood pressure and insulin resistance. While hypertension is typically treated as a standalone condition, research shows that 50-75% of people with primary hypertension also have insulin resistance—even without diabetes.

Learn how insulin affects more than just blood sugar, playing critical roles in sodium retention, blood vessel constriction, and inflammation—creating a “triple whammy” that drives blood pressure up. Discover why early metabolic dysfunction often shows up first as hypertension, and how this may be a vital warning sign of deeper issues.

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In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we explore low testosterone—a condition that affects far more than sex drive. From muscle loss and brain fog to increased belly fat and mood changes, declining testosterone levels can impact nearly every system in a man’s body.

We break down the most common signs of Low T, explore modern lifestyle factors that are accelerating hormonal decline, and discuss both natural strategies and medical treatment options for restoring healthy levels. You’ll also learn which hormone tests actually matter, and why early intervention is essential.

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