Recent Articles
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When Better Blood Sugar Comes at the Heart’s Expense
Favourable glycemic responses do not preclude the development of a more atherogenic lipid profile.
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Filling the Tank While Neglecting the Engine
An athlete who prioritizes carb loading while habitually under-consuming protein is effectively filling the tank while neglecting the engine.
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When One Organ Leads the Decline
Biological age is better conceptualized as a constellation of organ clocks rather than a single composite index.
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Aging and the Corrosive Arithmetic of Sugar
Sugar is not merely bad for your waistline. At the cellular level, it is a corrosive accelerant of the aging process.
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How Muscle Rewrites the Rules of Blood Sugar
The message from the evidence is not to abandon the treadmill, but to never underestimate the barbell.
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The Long Game of Going Easy
The case for Zone 2 is ultimately a case for longevity through sustainable, accumulable, low-risk training.
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Why the Sixth Sense Belongs in Longevity Medicine
Proprioception, the neurosensory system through which the body knows itself in space, represents far more than a mechanism for avoiding falls.