Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is the most common hormonal disorder in women, affecting 1 in 10 women of childbearing age. The good news is that 90% of PCOS cases are caused by insulin resistance, which means it can be reversed by addressing the root cause.

If you experience these 12 early symptoms, don’t panic—there are ways to manage and even reverse PCOS naturally. Let’s go over the 12 most common early signs of PCOS and what they mean for your health.

If your morning blood sugar is high, it’s a sign of insulin resistance, which can develop for 10+ years before symptoms appear. In this video, I’ll explain why fasting blood sugar is elevated, what it means for your health and the best strategies to naturally lower morning blood sugar and improve insulin sensitivity.

Subtle signs that autophagy is kicking in during your intermittent fasting journey, including lower blood sugar, higher ketone levels, reduced hunger, and increased mental clarity. Learn how to identify these signals to maximize the benefits of fasting and enhance your health.

PCOS affects 1 in 10 women, but despite what you may have been told, it can be reversed naturally by addressing the root cause—insulin resistance. In this video, I’ll share the best diet, supplements, and lifestyle changes to help you balance hormones, restore ovulation and improve fertility naturally.

After six years of using the Oura Ring, I’ve tested its accuracy, reliability, and new features extensively. While it remains one of the best sleep and recovery trackers, it has its drawbacks—particularly in activity tracking and its new subscription model. However, I still use it nightly for temperature tracking and cycle tracking, making it a must-have for anyone prioritizing sleep quality and recovery.

Here are over 50 zero-carb foods that won’t spike your blood sugar and help you stay in ketosis! Learn how reducing carbs can improve insulin sensitivity, stabilize energy, and accelerate weight loss.

Insulin resistance is the root cause of type 2 diabetes, but they are not the same thing. In this episode, I’ll break down the key differences, explain why type 2 diabetes is reversible while type 1 is not, and share how to naturally improve insulin sensitivity to better manage both conditions.

Mouth taping is gaining popularity as a simple but effective way to improve sleep and breathing. After using it consistently for two years, I experienced better sleep quality, increased REM sleep, reduced nighttime awakenings, and improved heart rate variability. While I eventually stopped due to jaw surgery correcting my breathing, the benefits were undeniable. If you struggle with snoring, poor sleep, or mouth breathing, mouth taping might be worth trying.

Metformin is the #1 most prescribed drug for type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, and PCOS, but is it really the best option? While metformin can help lower blood sugar, it comes with serious side effects that many people aren’t aware of—especially if taken long-term.

Could your digestive issues, bloating, or brain fog be caused by fructose intolerance? Let's break down the key signs of fructose intolerance, the difference between fructose malabsorption vs. hereditary fructose intolerance, and how to test for it.

If you’ve been thinking about getting a WHOOP 4.0, or if you already have one, you might be wondering—is it really worth it? In this episode, I’m sharing exactly why I stopped using WHOOP after wearing it for months. I’ll break down the pros and cons, talk about how accurate the data really is, and compare WHOOP to other popular fitness trackers like Oura Ring, Apple Watch, and Garmin.

Want to stay in ketosis but not sure how many carbs you can eat? I break down exactly what 50g of carbs looks like from whole food sources so you can stay on track with your low-carb or keto diet.

Did you know that insulin resistance can change your appearance—long before you see changes in your blood sugar? From dark skin patches to stubborn belly fat, thinning hair, and skin tags, these five signs could indicate that your body is struggling with insulin regulation.

Why do low-carb diets work so well for weight loss? In this episode, we break down ketosis and explain how it helps you burn fat quickly, especially if you’re insulin resistant.

If you've just eaten something sugary and want to prevent a big blood sugar spike, there are science-backed strategies you can use to bring it down quickly. These methods not only help stabilize blood sugar in the short term but also improve insulin sensitivity over time. Keep reading to learn three effective ways to lower your blood sugar fast.

Do you ever feel shaky, dizzy, or extremely hungry a few hours after eating? You might be experiencing reactive hypoglycemia, a condition where blood sugar drops too low after a meal. Many people dismiss these symptoms as minor discomforts, but ignoring them could signal an underlying issue, such as insulin resistance. 

Choosing the right sweetener can be overwhelming, especially if you're managing insulin resistance. While allulose, monk fruit, and stevia are popular sugar alternatives that don’t spike blood sugar, they each have unique pros and cons.

Discover the science-backed benefits of adding MCT oil to your daily routine. From boosting energy and supporting weight loss to improving brain health, find out how this “fast fuel” can transform your health—and how to use it effectively.

Are you struggling with symptoms like migraines, bloating, or anxiety? You might be dealing with histamine intolerance. Learn 12 common signs, the root causes, and how to treat it naturally with diet and supplements.

Discover the surprising effects of common foods on your blood sugar levels based on real-world tests using continuous glucose monitors (CGMs). Learn practical strategies to minimize spikes, improve your health, and take control of your blood sugar.