You’ve probably read stories on how some centenarians owe their triple digit lifespan to their drink-a-day habit, but these people are outliers and this advice is really not practical for living longer.

But if that’s the case, what is?

Should you just chalk it up to good genes or is this something that we can control?

As you’ll learn in this podcast episode with Dr. Peter Attia, there are plenty of strategies that are well within your control when it comes to improving your lifespan and your quality of life.

We’ll dive into these specifically and we’ll explore the connection blood glucose has on the big three (heart disease, neurodegenerative diseases, and cancer) as well as the specific blood markers you can track to see how you’re doing here.

We’ll also discuss personal tracking devices such as the Oura ring and Dexcom G6 continuous blood glucose monitoring to see how these can help.

Tune in to the episode now to find out how you can add more quality years to your life.

Red light therapy has the complete opposite effect on health as something like a tanning bed.

Instead of delivering damaging rays to your skin, light therapy repairs your cells, helps your muscle recover, increases melatonin production, and improves both skin and brain health, among many other things.

But how is this possible?

And what does science have to say about red light therapy?

Are the benefits really proven?

We’ll answer those questions and more in this podcast episode with Scott Nelson, co-founder of Joovv, an at-home red light therapy device.

We’ll also dive into the research, how a keto diet affects red light therapy, and why it only takes less than 10 minutes a day to start seeing results.

Tune in to the episode now to find out if this is really worth all of the hype.

You may be tracking carbs, macros, and your sugar intake, but if you’re not checking your blood sugar levels as often, you’re missing a huge chunk of the puzzle.

And despite eating foods marked as low carb, you may be unknowingly increasing your blood glucose levels just the same.

Do this long enough and for an extended period of time and you’ll quickly increase your risk for developing inflammation, diabetes and other chronic diseases.

Instead, find out how to keep your insulin levels low in this podcast episode to avoid all of these debilitating conditions.

We’ll also explore both nutritional tips and other things you can do to keep your levels within a healthier range.

Tune in now to understand everything you need to know about blood glucose levels.

Are you losing your hair on a keto diet?

Wondering if a carnivore diet is better than keto?

Curious to find out what happens when you go off keto while traveling?

Is morning sun exposure any safer?

If questions like these keep coming up on your keto journey, this podcast episode can finally give you some answers.

In it, Alex Cunningham, Perfect Keto’s Head of Partnerships, and I sit down to discuss the answers to these questions and so much more.

We’ll even dive into some non-keto topics such as the goal and future of Perfect Keto and my best advice when it comes to starting a business.

Check out the podcast episode now to learn more.

Do exogenous ketones or MCT oil stop fat burning?

Is keto a possibility for wine lovers and drinkers?

Is it bad for you to keep going in and out of ketosis?

Questions like these come in from our Perfect Keto community all the time.

So, to help you decipher between facts and fake news, I’m sitting down with our Head of Partnerships, Alex Cunningham, to answer 10 more of your top keto questions.

We’ll discuss everything from exogenous ketones and MCT oil on fat burning, the best sources of micronutrients, building muscle and drinking on keto, and what really happens when you cycle in and out of ketosis.

We’ll also share some tips for restoring gut health and how long it can take to repair damage once it’s been done.

If you’ve had questions on keto, check out this podcast to finally have some answers.

If you’ve been following a ketogenic diet, then you know just how important it is to eliminate carbs, sugars, and grains.

But what if we told you that there was one more category worth ditching?

It’s true.

Once you’ve eliminated those blood sugar spiking foods, your next step is to get rid of harmful vegetable oils from your diet.

As you’ll see in this podcast episode with co-founder of Kitava and Trish.io, Jeff Nobbs, vegetable oils wreak havoc on both your health and the environment.

And they do nothing to improve the taste of your food.

In fact, if anything, you’re missing out on real flavor when you use inflammatory vegetable oils over healthier alternatives.

So why are vegetable oils so heavily used then?

And what makes them so bad?

Find out the answers to these questions and more in this podcast episode.

We’ll also show you what’s really going on with vegetable oils and why they should be eliminated immediately.

Check out the episode now to learn more.

What if your protein intake is the reason why you’re not reaching nutritional ketosis?

Be honest. Are you too afraid to eat enough protein since you’ve heard it will kick you out of ketosis or prevent you from reaching it altogether?

Or are you more concerned that you’re eating too much protein on keto and that’s why you’re stuck gaining weight instead of losing it?

As the Ketogenic Girl, Vanessa Spina, shares, there are some things that will kick you out of ketosis, but protein is probably not the culprit here.

Find out in this episode what could be to blame and how Vanessa went from being vegetarian to carnivore and realized that increasing protein and reducing carbs was the secret sauce to optimizing her health and feeling better.

She’ll also share her best tips, including the exact areas she struggled with, to help other people heal so they can reach nutritional ketosis too.

Tune in to the episode now to learn more about what happens when you increase your protein intake on keto!

Most of us are so used to feeling stressed, anxious, and burned out that we don’t even realize this isn’t a healthy place to be.

Do this long enough over extended periods of time and you’ll quickly set yourself up for a host of chronic health conditions.

Instead of getting to that point, join Dr. Anthony Gustin as he sits down with registered dietician Ali Miller to uncover how stress and anxiety are connected to nutrition and how keto can affect these.

Ali also shares some common ways that you could be adding to your stresses because of keto and why you may be feeling worse on it.

So if you’re tired of feeling so exhausted all the time and you’re ready to move from a reactive stressed out state to one that’s balanced and energizing, check out the episode now!

Hitting a plateau on keto doesn’t mean you’ve failed or that a keto diet isn’t right for you.

It just means your body may have already adapted and needs to switch things up to break through its current plateau.

But with so many variables to tweak, such as carbs, calories, fat, sleep, and more, it can be difficult to pinpoint which ones to start with.

Most people usually start by restricting calories or increasing the intensity of their workouts.  

But these aren’t always the best routes to take, as you’ll learn in this podcast episode with keto expert Chris Irvin.

We’ll also show you the telltale signs you’re in a plateau and what to do about it.

The reality is keto plateaus are inevitable. Once your body adapts, it’s up to you to be your own detective to see what adjustments need to be made.

Find out how to do just that by checking out the episode now!

Should you be concerned about food additives in food products like almond milk when following a ketogenic diet?

Can the carnivore diet help heal gut issues? And who is it right for?

Will stevia, monk fruit, or erythritol cause your blood sugar levels to increase?

Why is it that some people don’t see high ketone numbers even when following a strict keto diet and fasting?

I get questions like these on a daily basis.

So, to help sort through the confusion, I sat down with Alex Cunningham, Perfect Keto’s Head of Partnerships, to bust common health myths and answer the most burning questions we get about ketosis and the keto diet.

We also explain why probiotics don’t work how you think they do, my best tips for following keto with a busy lifestyle, and even my go-to 4-ingredient ice cream recipe.

This is one episode you don’t want to miss.