I have a passionate connection to Alzheimer’s research and an equally passionate hate against greed, fraud, and corruption, especially when it comes to Alzheimer’s research, because of my own extensive research on the subject beginning in the year 2000, when my mom was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s. She passed away in 2005, but I never…
The Metabolic Matrix: Why “Getting in Shape” is a Multi-Variable Equation Every New Year’s “resolutionary” wonders how long it will take them to get in shape. The same question comes up with most new members at X Gym. As a functional medicine biohacker and anti-aging researcher, I have to explain that your body is not…
Beyond the Wires: Why Your Brain Isn’t Running the Show (And How That Changes Everything) Do you ever catch yourself saying, “My brain just loves this song,” or “Ugh, my brain’s fried after that meeting”? We toss around these phrases like confetti, but what if I told you they’re not just sloppy shorthand—they’re quietly selling…
Reversing Alzheimer’s: Causes and Forgotten Cures This summary, from a 2025 article by “A Midwestern Doctor,” critiques the conventional approach to Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and outlines alternative, forgotten therapies that address root causes. This summary is a deep dive for science nerds who want to drink out of the fire hose from current health professionals…
We all crave a sharp, resilient mind that stays vibrant through the years. While aging can shrink brain volume, erode memory, and slow neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to forge new neural connections—the good news is this isn’t inevitable. You have real control over your brain’s trajectory through targeted habits that enhance plasticity, elevate key proteins like…
When it comes to fat loss, human physiology often appears to work against us. Many people notice that they gain fat first in specific areas—men often see it accumulate around the belly, while women tend to store it in the hips and thighs. Frustratingly, these same areas are also usually the last to shed fat…