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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2025 · 45 MIN

Metabolic Freedom: The New Blueprint for Longevity and Fat Loss - Ben Azadi

from The Joel Evan Show · host Joel Evan

In this conversation, Joel Evan and Ben Azadi delve into the concepts of metabolic health, the impact of diet on overall wellness, and the importance of understanding insulin and inflammation. Ben discusses his new book, 'Metabolic Freedom,' which aims to educate the masses about metabolic dysfunction and how to achieve metabolic flexibility. They explore the roles of big food and pharma in health issues, personal stories of metabolic chaos, and the significance of gratitude and mindset in health. The discussion also touches on the importance of fasting, cholesterol, and the power of ketones in gene expression.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Metabolic Freedom03:05 Understanding Metabolic Health06:05 The Role of Big Food and Pharma09:05 The Impact of Insulin on Health11:51 The Importance of Fasting Insulin14:52 Cholesterol and LDL Explained17:53 The Surprising Role of Gratitude24:37 The Power of Gratitude27:57 Ketones and Gene Expression31:01 Keto: A Tool, Not a Panacea37:09 Inflammation and Hormones: The Hidden Barriers40:40 Next Steps for Lasting Change

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