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Dr. Robert Lufkin is a medical school professor, bestselling author, and former head of diagnostic imaging at UCLA and USC. But what he reveals in this conversation may shake your faith in the healthcare system he helped build.
In this episode of The Augmented Life, Dr. Lufkin joins Michael Tiffany for a radical rethinking of what causes chronic disease and what it actually takes to stay healthy. From Alzheimer’s to cancer, he explains why the root of nearly every major illness is metabolic dysfunction… and why no pill or surgery will ever fix it.
They explore:
• Why symptom management isn’t healthcare
• The overlooked power of lifestyle in reversing disease
• How ketosis is changing Alzheimer’s and mental health treatment
• What happens when doctors finally treat root causes, not just labs
If you’re tired of chasing symptoms—or worried about what your future looks like—this episode offers a very different path.
👉 Subscribe to The Augmented Life and start asking better questions.
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Dr. Robert Lufkin is a medical school professor, bestselling author, and former head of diagnostic imaging at UCLA and USC. But what he reveals in this conversation may shake your faith in the healthcare system he helped build.
In this episode of The Augmented Life, Dr. Lufkin joins Michael Tiffany for a radical rethinking of what causes chronic disease and what it actually takes to stay healthy. From Alzheimer’s to cancer, he explains why the root of nearly every major illness is metabolic dysfunction… and why no pill or surgery will ever fix it.
They explore:
• Why symptom management isn’t healthcare
• The overlooked power of lifestyle in reversing disease
• How ketosis is changing Alzheimer’s and mental health treatment
• What happens when doctors finally treat root causes, not just labs
If you’re tired of chasing symptoms—or worried about what your future looks like—this episode offers a very different path.
👉 Subscribe to The Augmented Life and start asking better questions.
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