Category: Diet Wars Podcast

Diet Wars is available on iTunes, Youtube, Stitcher, Spotify, (soon) Google Play, and TuneIn.

Diet Wars EP3 Keto: A Scientific Question and Answer Session

Apr 27, 2020 | Diet Wars Podcast

In this question and answer session, we cover all things on the cutting edge of the science of...

Diet Wars EP2 COVID-19: A discussion with clinical experts

Mar 24, 2020 | Diet Wars Podcast

In the second episode of Diet Wars, we talk with two clinical COVID19 experts on the front line. We address personal protective equipment (PPE), factors that may increase risk to healthcare workers, risk factors for mortality,...

Diet Wars EP1 Discussing Insulin Resistance and Keto for Type 2 Diabetes

Mar 16, 2020 | Diet Wars Podcast

This 1st episode of Diet Wars features Kevin Bass together with Ethan Weiss, Avi Bitterman and Cyrus Khambatta, discussing insulin resistance and how the ketogenic diet fares against type 2 diabetes. @Kevinnbass @ethanjweiss...

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Steve This was an excellent and eye opening review. It is shocking, to see how authors can brazenly distort studies to explicitly say that the authors stated something whereas the original study stated the...
THE BIG FAT SURPRISE: A CRITICAL REVIEW; PART 1 by Seth Yoder · August 3, 2020
Rob Palmer Agreed, and that holistic style of thinking is one of the things I like most about the work that Buettner has done. In case you're interested, below is an article from the Blue Zones people about the...
Fact-Checking “The Carnivore Code: Unlocking the Secrets to Optimal Health by Returning to Our Ancestral Diet,” by Dr. Paul Saladino, Part One · July 28, 2020
Erik Arnesen Note that Buettner and the other "Blue Zones" people don't attribute longevity to diet per se, or any one factor.
Fact-Checking “The Carnivore Code: Unlocking the Secrets to Optimal Health by Returning to Our Ancestral Diet,” by Dr. Paul Saladino, Part One · July 26, 2020
Amit Deshwar Kevin, Can you elaborate on the issues with your diet during your year of poverty? Was it an issue of macro or micro nutrients? Or something else?
Hot takes #1 · July 14, 2020
Steve Well let’s look at some studies. Of course one of the best places to start is the Cochrane review. Their review entitled “Physical interventions to interrupt or reduce the spread of respiratory...
COVID-19 and masks: re-learning in 2020 what we already knew in 1918 · July 9, 2020