Show Notes
Dr. Iain Campbell has a PhD in global health and is studying the ketogenic diet as a therapy for bipolar disorder. His bipolar is not there when his ketones are high and blood glucose low.
- The lights in his brain switched back on with keto
- Understanding the mechanisms behind keto
- The Baszucki Group
- Diabetes and mental illness connection
- The brain and insulin
- Left and right hemisphere thinking
- Our distance from the world
- Scientific understanding of bipolar
- Bipolar Cast
- Coaching and mental health
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Valerie Anne Smith had treatment-resistant anorexia for decades. Nothing seemed to work. Then, she achieved remission using an animal-based keto diet, along with two other people in a case series conducted by previous podcast guest Dr. Nick Norwitz.
Dr Anthony Chaffee is an American medical doctor and neurosurgical resident who, over a span of 20+ years, has researched the optimal nutrition for human performance and health.
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Isabella Cooper is a PhD researcher at the University of Westminster in ketogenic science and hyperinsulinemia. Andrew Scarborough is a long term brain cancer survivor, writer, and researcher.