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People get fat two different ways. The first is by increasing the number of fat cells they have. The second is my increasing the size of their existing fat cells. One is far worse than the other. Do you know which one?

NFkB is an intracellular signalling molecule that triggers the production of inflammatory chemicals. Let's talk about how to inhibit that.

It's one thing to know you're inflamed and how that inhibits fat loss. It's another thing altogether to know why.

The quality of the food you eat DOES matter...doesn't it? Well, yes and no. Let's dive in.

Enjoy this free sample lesson taken from my 5-Step Gut Program. Let me teach you how to create your own gut protocol. To purchase the 5-Step Gut program at an early-access discounted price visit https://www.drnoseworthy.com/offers/jZnSRZcC

Two things determine how many carbs you should eat.

Some people adapt to low carb and keto diets very quickly. Others struggle through the Keto Flu and some never manage the transition. If we understand the reasons for these different responses then we can understand why ketogenic diets are not for everyone.

Fats, carbs and the Carbohydrate Sweet Spot. Why some people do better with some carbs in their diet and others can go Keto.

Avoiding stress and emotional eating can be difficult. But when you eat for function first it's easier to make the right choices.

Continued introduction to the fundamentals of Hashimoto's Hypothyroidism.

There a lot of talk about autoimmune thyroid disorders like Hashimoto's Disease. Let's make sure you understand the basics.

Any barrier system can leak that means you can have Leaky Gut, Lekay Brain and Leaky Lung. In this episode we talk about why some people always get sick first, worst, and longer than others.

Your brain can "leak" just like your gut does and Leaky Brain is a major contributor to brain fog, depression and poor focus and concentration.

Lets distinguish between inflammation and swelling and then pivot the conversation to Leaky Gut. No other problem can generate as much systemic inflammation as when the gut goes bad.

Your brain, your hormones and your immune system work together to control every aspect of your health. When one goes bad it affects the others, and in complex health problems there are almost always issues with all three.

Weekly discussions on all topics relating to inflammation and health. Join us as Functional Medicine expert and seminar speaker Dr. Steven Noseworthy breaks down all the things that are under your control to reduce or eliminate inflammation.