TLD 003: How Obesity Begins in the Eye, How Sunlight is the Driving Factor for All Evolution, and the Man Who is Galileo for Modern-Day Biology with Dr. Jack Kruse

In today's episode Matt chats with Dr. Jack Kruse, a respected neurosurgeon and CEO of Kruse Longevity Center. The Kruse Longevity Center is a health and wellness establishment which helps their patients avoid the healthcare burdens people typically encounter as they age. "Instead of working with the paleo movement, I decided I was going to teach them a lesson [about circadian biology]." -Dr. Jack Kruse Matt and Dr. Jack Kruse delve into the lightbulb moment he experienced regarding leptin and how he impacted the paleo community through circadian biology. Dr. Kruse briefly discusses evolutionary biology in terms of the mitochondria, factor x, cold thermogenesis, and the brain gut. During a brief overview of evolutionary biology he shares why he loves Mexico so much! The conversation circles back to the importance of cold thermogenesis, the brain gut and Dr. Jack's research on these concepts throughout the past 15 years. Later, they discuss why mammals cannot live without DHA from Omega-3. Take a seat, relax, and get ready to learn more through Matt's chat with Dr. Jack Kruse! "Eat like a great white shark and live like a polar bear." -Dr. Jack Kruse    Episode Highlights: [02:00] Jack Kruse shares his origin story. [06:30] A birds eye view of leptin and how it works in the body. [11:11] Blue light toxicity and COVID19. [16:32] How he impacted the paleo community. [20:11] What is causing leptin resistance today? [29:05] His brief overview of evolutionary biology.   [47:05] Cold thermogenesis, brain gut and UV light.  [58:40] The East African Rift and DHA. [01:11:32] The importance of scientists that continue researching what they believe in!   Related Links Mentioned: Dr. Jack Kruse Blog Index Circadian Cycle Blogs Series: Leptin Series: Cold Thermogenesis Series: Brain Gut   Connect with Dr. Jack Kruse! Instagram | Website   --- Connect with Matt! Instagram | Website