Dr. Russell Jaffe explains how blood sugar, repair deficits, oxidative stress, and key biomarkers may shape atherosclerosis and heart health.
Dr. Russell Jaffe shares a root-cause view of heart disease, explaining that atherosclerosis is driven less by cholesterol itself and more by blood sugar imbalance, repair deficits, oxidative stress, and nutrient depletion. He walks through key biomarkers that may predict health and longevity, while highlighting practical strategies focused on antioxidants, minerals, lifestyle changes, and restoring balance before relying on medication alone.
Dr. Russell Jaffe received his BS, MD, and PhD from the Boston University School of Medicine, completed residency training in clinical chemistry at the National Institutes of Health, and remained on the permanent senior staff before pursuing other interests, including starting the Health Studies Collegium think tank. He is the Founder and Chairman of PERQUE Integrative Health, LLC, a company that offers the world scientifically proven, integrative health solutions that speed the transition from sick care to healthful caring.
Dr. Jaffe is board-certified in Clinical Pathology and in Chemical Pathology and is the recipient of the Merck, Sharp & Dohm Excellence in Research Award, the J.D. Lane Award, and the U.S.P.H.S. Meritorious Service Award. Dr. Jaffe was honored as an International Scientist of 2003 by the IBC, Oxford, England, UK, for his lifetime contributions to clinical medicine, biochemistry, immunology, methodology, and integrative health policy.