We hear a lot about longevity. How do we live longer? How do we prevent disease? How do we extend our “healthspan” so that our later years are healthy ones? But in a recent conversation between Dr. Rhonda Patrick of FoundMyFitness and Steven Bartlett on The Diary of a CEO, another idea emerged that may be even more compelling: What if the goal isn’t simply to avoid disease as we age? What if the goal is to preserve as much of our physical, metabolic, and cognitive capacity as possible?...

Advanced Alzheimer’s disease is usually spoken about in terms of loss. Loss of memory. Loss of language. Loss of independence. Loss of the person’s familiar personality, expressions, and ways of connecting. For families and caregivers, the disease can feel like a long goodbye, especially when someone they love can no longer speak much, move freely, recognize context, or participate in daily life. That is why a recent case report published in Frontiers in Neuroscience is so striking. The...

Explore a powerful conversation on cancer as a metabolic disease, featuring Professor Thomas N. Seyfried’s perspective on mitochondrial dysfunction, glucose and glutamine fermentation, nutritional ketosis, and the emerging press-pulse strategy for cancer care. This article examines how metabolic theory challenges the traditional genetic model of cancer and offers a new framework for understanding cancer metabolism, treatment vulnerability, and future therapeutic possibilities.