The Feldman Protocol

⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Cold open & introduction

3:59 – PCOS diagnosis at 16 and diet origins

13:07 – Starting a nutrition business from scratch

18:39 – Adoption journey and financial hardship

33:09 – Craig's Lyme disease diagnosis

43:15 – How Dave and Maria first met

51:56 – Protein-sparing modified fast explained

1:00:01 – Family carnivore experiment and homeschooling

1:05:12 – LDL, saturated fat, and dietary adjustments

1:11:11 – Lipotoxicity and personal fat threshold

1:27:21 – Maria's ICU hospitalizations and electrolytes

1:32:07 – Gluconeogenesis and carb reintroduction

1:43:48 – GLP medications and the community's future

1:55:21 – Hormones, HRT, and testosterone in women

2:03:12 – Physical and emotional wellbeing; whale surfing

2:07:57 – Bow hunting story and patience

2:10:39 – Cookbooks in eldercare and closing reflections

2:17:16 – AI, creativity, and wrapping up

#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #MariaEmmerich #Keto #LowCarb #MetabolicHealth #ProteinSparingModifiedFast #Lipotoxicity #PCOS #LDL #HRT #Carnivore #CookbookAuthor #NutritionCoaching #IntermittentFasting #GLP1 #BloodWork #Hormones #WeightLoss

Oct 29, 2026 2 hr 19 min

Why a 575-Pound Man Had Perfect Metabolic Labs – Craig Emmerich

Season 1, Episode 56

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, can individual biology shape whether a given diet or protocol actually works — or does one approach fit everyone? Craig Emmerich (co-author and nutrition researcher alongside Maria Emmerich) makes the case for bioindividuality in metabolic health, discussing his decade-long journey with chronic Lyme disease and ankylosing spondylitis, the protein-sparing modified fast as a weight-loss tool, a fat-cell–centric view of insulin resistance, oxidative priority of fuel sources, and whether AI may reshape personalized medicine.

📎 Mentioned in this episode:

• 23:34 – Craig & Maria Emmerich — The Art of Metabolic Health (book): `https://www.amazon.com/Art-Metabolic-Health-METABOLIC-RESILIENCE/dp/B0GWWK9HLC`

• 1:46:03 – Craig & Maria Emmerich — Carnivore Cookbook (book): `https://www.victorybelt.com/the-carnivore-cookbook`

• 1:48:59 – Podcast episode: Craig Emmerich on Judy Cho's podcast: `https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nutrition-with-judy-carnivore-diet/id1529951307`

• 2:32:25 – Maria Emmerich — ketomaria.com (books, blog, social media hub): `https://ketomaria.com/`

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⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Introduction & cold open

1:18 – Craig's background and origin story

5:00 – Engineering path and college years

8:41 – Honeywell: defense tech & Land Warrior

14:15 – Traveling the world in chip testing

21:26 – Publishing the first low-carb cookbook

32:18 – Meeting Dave & low-carb conference circuit

38:24 – Chronic pain and the road to diagnosis

45:13 – Ankylosing spondylitis and Lyme co-infections

54:40 – Diet as symptom management vs. root cause

1:01:43 – Hip replacement and recovery

1:07:08 – Protein-sparing modified fast explained

1:22:18 – Fat cells, insulin resistance & personal fat threshold

1:35:29 – Lipodystrophy, leptin & ectopic fat

1:47:32 – Carnivore as elimination protocol

1:59:01 – Insulin, weight loss & the carbohydrate debate

2:09:52 – Oxidative priority of fuels

2:17:00 – Listener Q&A and closing thoughts

#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #CraigEmmerich #MariaEmmerich #LowCarb #Ketogenic #ProteinSparing #InsulinResistance #LymeDisease #AnkylosingSpondylitis #MetabolicHealth #FatCells #PersonalFatThreshold #OxidativePriority #Carnivore #ProteinPrioritized #Bioindividuality #ChronicPain #NutritionScience

Oct 26, 2026 2 hr 33 min

Sameer Dossani on Gut Health, Carnivore Transition, and Cholesterol Science

Season 1, Episode 56

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, how should researchers and clinicians weigh insulin resistance against lipid markers when assessing cardiovascular risk? Dave Feldman sits down with Sameer Dossani (PhD, anthropology; health coach specializing in autoimmune and gut conditions) to explore human evolutionary dietary history, the origins of metabolic disease across ancient cultures, the lean mass hypersponder phenotype and ketone production, challenges in science communication, and the role of AI in personalized health.

📎 Mentioned in this episode:

• 1:23:33 – Bradford Hill 1965 — 'Environment and Disease' (criteria paper): `https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1898525/`

• 1:33:20 – Ramsden 2015 re-analysis — Minnesota Coronary Experiment & Sydney Diet Heart Trial: `https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.i1246`

• 2:23:35 – Zero-fiber vs high-fiber constipation RCT (2012) — discussed by Nick Norwitz: `https://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/full/v18/i33/4593.htm`

• 3:04:05 – Sameer Dossani's Linktree (all links): `https://linktr.ee/SameerDossani`

• 3:04:07 – Sameer Dossani's YouTube channel — @meatheels: `https://www.youtube.com/@MeatHeals`

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⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Cold open and introduction

1:05 – Sameer's background and credentials

3:42 – Human origins and migration out of Africa

9:20 – Career in international economics and NGOs

15:34 – Ancient medicine and carbohydrate restriction

22:31 – Food culture, comfort eating, and self-soothing

34:12 – Human evolutionary diet: specialist vs. generalist

43:23 – Persistence hunting, sweat glands, and melanin

55:29 – Platform suppression and content challenges

1:03:03 – Sameer's personal health journey and diet shift

1:14:10 – Reaven's insulin resistance study and LDL findings

1:23:30 – Bradford Hill criteria and epidemiological data

1:33:09 – Minnesota Coronary experiment and withheld data

1:43:58 – Ketogenic diets, euketonemia, and fad diet framing

1:54:34 – LMHR study: plaque progression and CLEARLY analysis

2:04:27 – Statin pleiotropic effects and pharmaceutical trade-offs

2:18:20 – Own Your Labs Q&A: protein, muscle, and gut health

2:32:01 – Gut health, sleep, fatigue, and meal timing

2:46:26 – LMHR ketone production explained by Dave

2:52:04 – Changing the narrative: data, science, and next steps

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Oct 23, 2026 3 hr 4 min

Bronson Dant – Keto and Athletic Performance: What the Studies Miss

Season 1, Episode 55

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, can the principles of metabolic flexibility reframe how athletes — and everyday people — think about fueling exercise? Dave Feldman sits down with Bronson Dant (metabolic performance coach and doctoral candidate in health science), who makes the case that food is function, not fuel. Bronson discusses his Army nutrition research experience, his carnivore diet journey and its effect on longstanding IBS, the distinction between fitness and health, oxidative priority debates, and emerging research on ketogenic adaptation timelines.

📎 Mentioned in this episode:

• 2:18:58 – Clinical audit of Dr. Mark Cucuzella's VA low-carb nutrition program: `https://journalofmetabolichealth.org/index.php/jmh/article/view/141`

• 3:00:37 – Bronson Dant & colleagues — substrate-corrected VO2 / movement economy paper: `https://journalofexerciseandnutrition.com/index.php/JEN/article/view/212`

• 3:02:58 – Coach Bronson's website / coaching hub (coachbronson.com): `https://coachbronson.com/`

• 3:03:04 – Coach Bronson — YouTube channel: `https://www.youtube.com/@coach.bronson`

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⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Cold open & intro

1:15 – Bronson's background in fitness

6:36 – Decision to join the Army

11:04 – Army nutrition research at Natick Labs

20:57 – Transition from IT to CrossFit coaching

31:52 – Opening a gym: lessons learned

51:20 – Carnivore as an elimination approach

1:05:04 – IBS resolution and dietary change

1:21:56 – Coaching, identity & behavior change

1:34:22 – The 2020 disruption & rebuilding

1:46:43 – Systems thinking in nutrition science

1:56:37 – Metabolic flexibility: four components

2:04:06 – Ketogenic adaptation & performance research

2:18:09 – Virginia nutrition counseling audit findings

2:30:09 – Nutrition advice across training types

2:41:21 – Oxidative priority and food as function

2:50:26 – Glycogen storage, fat adaptation & RER

3:00:37 – Substrate-corrected VO2 research

3:02:53 – Where to find Bronson & closing thoughts

#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #BronsonDant #MetabolicFlexibility #CarnivoreDiet #KetogenicDiet #SportsNutrition #LowCarbPerformance #FoodAsFunction #ExerciseScience #IBSRecovery #FatAdaptation #OxidativePriority #CrossFit #MetabolicHealth #NutritionCoaching #BloodWork #HealthOptimization

Oct 16, 2026 3 hr 4 min

Zachary DiMattia and Dave Feldman Debate LDL, Keto-CTA and Lean Mass Hyper-Responders

Season 1, Episode 54

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, what does emerging research actually reveal about cardiovascular risk in people who develop extreme LDL elevations on ketogenic diets — and how much remains genuinely unresolved? Zachary DiMattia (nutritional scientist, Penn State) joins Dave to discuss his published review on ketogenic diet–induced LDL elevations in normal-weight adults, presents preliminary findings from his controlled feeding study comparing low- and high-BMI responses to a ketogenic diet, and engages Dave in a frank debate over plaque progression data, the lipid hypothesis, and the novel regressor findings from the Keto-CTA cohort.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us --Own Your Labs 👉 `https://ownyourlabs.com/sp/54` Private blood testing services🩸Over 300 blood tests💰Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: `https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldman`X/Twitter: `https://x.com/realDaveFeldman`Instagram: `https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldman`Website: `https://thefeldmanprotocol.com`⏱ Chapters0:00 – Cold open & key findings preview1:24 – Zachary's background intro5:02 – Path to nutrition research8:01 – Hashimoto's diagnosis journey13:27 – Elimination diet & gluten discovery21:49 – Interest in ketogenic LDL response26:03 – Penn State controlled feeding study design34:12 – Preliminary study results41:40 – Review paper overview51:04 – Lipid hypothesis steel-man debate1:05:49 – LMHR phenotype & clinical context1:18:35 – Proposed mechanisms beyond LEM1:26:14 – Keto-CTA plaque progression data1:40:41 – Regressor findings & noise floor1:49:09 – Miami Heart match analysis2:03:50 – Mechanisms: adiposity & cholesterol2:14:52 – Nature CT study comparison2:43:29 – Audience questions & closing thoughts#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #ZacharyDiMattia #LeanMassHyperResponder #KetogenicDiet #LDLCholesterol #Cardiovascular #Atherosclerosis #LipidResearch #NutritionalScience #CholesterolResearch #PlaqueProg #KetoCTA #LipidEnergyModel #Cardiometabolic #LowCarbResearch #Bloodwork #HeartHealth

Oct 9, 2026 3 hr 1 min

Lauren Kennedy West on Schizoaffective Disorder, Ketogenic Therapy, and Psychiatric Identity

Season 1, Episode 53

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, can what we eat meaningfully influence the course of serious mental illness? Dave sits down with Lauren Kennedy West (mental health advocate and YouTuber living with schizoaffective disorder) to explore her personal journey from multiple hospitalizations and misdiagnoses to adopting therapeutic ketosis. Lauren makes the case for metabolic psychiatry as a complement to traditional care, discusses the identity challenges of sharing her N-of-1 experiment publicly, reflects on navigating medication tapering, community polarization, the role of AI in personalized care, and the social complexity of restrictive eating.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us --Own Your Labs 👉 `https://ownyourlabs.com/sp/53` Private blood testing services🩸Over 300 blood tests💰Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: `https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldman`X/Twitter: `https://x.com/realDaveFeldman`Instagram: `https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldman`Website: `https://thefeldmanprotocol.com`⏱ Chapters0:00 – Cold open & sucralose reaction1:14 – Lauren introduces herself2:46 – Early symptoms & the teenage years6:00 – First diagnosis journey8:20 – Hospitalizations & ECT11:46 – Dave's reflections on illness identity15:27 – YouTube channel origins19:32 – First attempt at ketogenic diet23:46 – Accessing metabolic psychiatry32:16 – Community reaction to going keto37:54 – Eating disorder concerns & food identity42:14 – The sushi experiment in San Francisco50:38 – Defined by wellness, not illness54:32 – Medication tapering & potentiation1:00:04 – Running, soccer & the ACL injury1:07:53 – Kids, diet, and parenting challenges1:17:00 – Metabolic Mind partnership & the course1:19:18 – Desk questions: dirty keto & sucralose1:23:08 – Meds vs. metabolic therapy: how it feels1:28:52 – Traveling keto & snack strategies1:39:31 – Community building & echo chambers1:47:42 – Social media, nuance & polarization1:58:11 – Platform challenges & demonetization2:05:53 – Patient autonomy & medical humility2:14:05 – Living well: nuance over narrative2:21:26 – AI in diagnostics & mental health care2:31:00 – AI sycophancy & trust concerns2:39:23 – The future of AI-assisted therapy2:46:09 – Parallels: AI guardrails & patient autonomy2:51:55 – Where to find Lauren#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #LaurenKennedyWest #MetabolicPsychiatry #KetogenicDiet #MentalHealth #Schizoaffective #SchizophreniaAwareness #BrainEnergy #TherapeuticKetosis #MentalWellness #NutritionAndMindHealth #AIInHealthcare #PatientAutonomy #LowCarbLife #ChristopherPalmer #MetabolicMind #MentalHealthAdvocacy

Oct 3, 2026 2 hr 53 min

Arthur Agatston (Part 3) on Insulin Resistance, LP(a), and Why He Went Militantly Keto

Season 1, Episode 52

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, how does metabolic health shape cardiovascular risk — and does the conventional focus on individual biomarkers miss the bigger picture? Dave Feldman sits down with cardiologist Arthur Agatston (MD), creator of the South Beach Diet and the coronary calcium score, to explore blood pressure guideline debates, insulin resistance and preeclampsia, the origins of the South Beach Diet, LP(a) and plaque progression in lean mass hyper-responders, HDL dysfunction, and the lipid energy model's structural hypothesis.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us --Own Your Labs 👉 `https://ownyourlabs.com/sp/52` Private blood testing services🩸Over 300 blood tests💰Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: `https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldman`X/Twitter: `https://x.com/realDaveFeldman`Instagram: `https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldman`Website: `https://thefeldmanprotocol.com`⏱ Chapters0:00 – Introduction & cold open2:02 – Blood pressure monitoring technology6:57 – Dave & Arthur on BP guideline debates9:36 – Cholesterol targets & guideline pressures12:20 – Type 1 diabetes & low-carb care gaps15:26 – Joseph Kraft, insulin, and missed signals21:53 – Inertia in medicine & the role of AI27:06 – Insulin resistance, Kraft test & preeclampsia33:40 – Origins of the South Beach Diet40:17 – Carbohydrate addiction & personal experience51:32 – Elimination diets & unexpected symptom relief57:04 – Fat adaptation & lipoprotein dynamics1:00:00 – Triglycerides, remnant particles & VLDL1:05:11 – Particle size, ApoB & atherogenicity1:11:19 – LP(a) findings in lean mass hyper-responders1:19:45 – FH, plaque progression & LDL context1:33:31 – 4S trial, small dense LDL & statin data1:40:11 – HDL dysfunction & the HDL bump phenotype1:56:21 – Lipid energy model & structural hypothesis2:01:38 – Fat adaptation, F1, and closing reflections#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #ArthurAgatston #LipidEnergyModel #InsulinResistance #HeartHealth #CalciumScore #LDLCholesterol #MetabolicHealth #LowCarb #KetogenicDiet #ApoB #HDLDysfunction #Preeclampsia #SouthBeachDiet #Lipoproteins #CardiovascularResearch #FunctionalCardiology

Sep 24, 2026 2 hr 17 min

Dr. Arthur Agatston (Part 2) - Why Did Most Keto Patients Show Zero Plaque Despite LDL of 250?

Season 1, Episode 51

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, how does metabolic health shape cardiovascular risk — and what does that mean for interpreting cholesterol markers in lean, low-carb individuals? Arthur Agatston (MD) makes the case for a functional model of atherosclerosis progression, discusses AI-driven advances in cardiac imaging, argues for revisiting how blood pressure is measured and treated, and explores electrolyte management on ketogenic diets — all through a wide-ranging scientific conversation with Dave.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us --Own Your Labs 👉 `https://ownyourlabs.com/sp/51` Private blood testing services🩸Over 300 blood tests💰Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: `https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldman`X/Twitter: `https://x.com/realDaveFeldman`Instagram: `https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldman`Website: `https://thefeldmanprotocol.com`⏱ Chapters0:00 – Cold open & intro7:11 – Late eating & metabolic effects12:37 – Western diet spreading globally18:07 – Personal fat threshold explained23:01 – Lipid energy model & LDL cycling30:26 – Exercise type & lipoprotein uptake38:39 – AI-enhanced cardiac imaging45:17 – Arterial flexibility & plaque burden53:20 – South Beach Diet origins1:00:39 – Scientific uncertainty in medicine1:06:41 – LMHR study: plaque findings1:16:57 – Plaque regression & calcification1:26:57 – Photon CT & next-gen imaging1:33:20 – Hypertension history & FDR1:41:30 – Blood pressure measurement issues1:49:44 – Keto, insulin & sodium loss1:55:09 – Overhydration & electrolyte balance2:00:08 – Electrolyte management on keto#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #ArthurAgatston #CardiovascularHealth #LowCarbDiet #LeanMassHyperResponder #LipidEnergyModel #HeartHealth #CACScore #KetogenicDiet #Atherosclerosis #BloodPressure #Electrolytes #MetabolicHealth #SouthBeachDiet #CardiacImaging #AIinMedicine #Cholesterol

Sep 21, 2026 2 hr 1 min

The Stent Myth: Why Fixing a Blockage Isn’t a Cure - Dr. Arthur Agatston

Season 1, Episode 50

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, how well do conventional cardiovascular risk metrics actually identify who is truly at risk for a heart attack decades before it happens? Cardiologist Arthur Agatston (MD) makes the case for coronary calcium scoring as an early detection tool, discusses the natural history of atherosclerotic plaque, revisits key moments in lipid science history, explores why stent placement in asymptomatic patients presents a more complex picture than intuition suggests, and shares observations on the evolving role of CT angiography and AI-assisted plaque analysis.

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⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Cold open & introduction

7:46 – Arthur's path into medicine

18:59 – Early cardiology & clinical trials

27:47 – Lipid science history & Ancel Keys

39:04 – Rabbit studies & lipoprotein discovery

47:15 – Ultra-fast CT arrives at Sinai

55:26 – Collateral vessels & total occlusion

1:00:00 – Ischemia trial: stents vs. medical therapy

1:05:01 – Back to the CAC origin story

1:13:09 – Soft vs. calcified plaque progression

1:21:40 – FH patient with zero CAC score

1:26:53 – The Agatston score is named

1:33:51 – Power of zero & plaque burden

1:39:35 – CAC vs. CT angiogram explained

1:44:19 – Resistance to new imaging technology

1:48:34 – Nutrition interest in the 1990s

1:49:25 – Heart Lung AI & plaque ratio research

1:51:11 – Closing reflections

#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #ArthurAgatston #CoronaryCalcium #HeartHealth #Atherosclerosis #CardiacImaging #CACScore #LDL #Lipids #PlaqueBiology #CTAngiogram #CardiologyResearch #LowCarbDiet #LeanMassHyperResponder #HeartDiseasePrevention #LipidScience #CardiovascularResearch

Sep 18, 2026 1 hr 52 min

Isabella Cooper – Part 2 – Ketogenic Diet and Cancer: What the Science Actually Shows

Season 1, Episode 49

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, how does insulin influence cancer cell behavior — and what does that mean for metabolic approaches to the disease? Dave sits down with Isabella Cooper (PhD) to explore the glucose-ketone index and its practical limits, the role of glutamine alongside glucose in cancer metabolism, how mitochondrial dysfunction and cardiolipin loss may relate to tumor progression, the case for high-dose intravenous vitamin C, osteocyte biology and the surprising systemic roles of osteocalcin, and what makes a rigorous research culture.

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⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Cold open & intro

1:08 – Cancer metabolism overview

2:24 – Glucose-ketone index explained

5:01 – Lean mass hypersponders & glucose

9:18 – Acetone measurement & respiration

13:49 – Insulin, ketones & cancer signaling

19:05 – Growth factors & VEGF discussion

25:29 – Stomach acidity & nutrient absorption

32:08 – How cancer cells originate

35:43 – Cardiolipin, melatonin & apoptosis

43:05 – Diet quality & food as function

52:14 – Chemotherapy & metabolic protocols

1:03:36 – Patient outcomes & biopsy risks

1:14:32 – IV vitamin C trial findings

1:22:07 – Ideal cancer metabolism trial design

1:29:36 – Sunlight, melanin & mitochondria

1:37:20 – Osteocyte biology & osteocalcin

1:46:43 – Research culture & scientific rigor

1:54:36 – Most underappreciated biomarker

#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #IsabellaCooper #CancerMetabolism #KetogenicDiet #Mitochondria #Insulin #GlucoseKetoneIndex #Osteocalcin #IntravenousVitaminC #Ketosis #MetabolicHealth #LowCarbScience #CancerResearch #Cardiolipin #Osteocytes #BloodWork #Hyperinsulinemia #MitochondrialHealth #PodcastScience

Sep 11, 2026 1 hr 57 min

Isabella Cooper – Part 1 – The Chemical Removed From Tampons Is Still in Most Diapers

Season 1, Episode 48

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In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, what does beta-hydroxybutyrate between meals actually reveal about a person's insulin state — and why might that matter for understanding chronic disease risk? Dave sits down with Isabella Cooper (PhD), a biochemistry and pathophysiology scientist whose research spans assay quality control, hyperinsulinemia detection, ketone thresholds, mitochondrial function, and the lipid energy model, making the case that personalized insulin thresholds — not population-wide cutoffs — may be key to identifying subclinical metabolic dysfunction.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us --Own Your Labs 👉 `https://ownyourlabs.com/sp/48` Private blood testing services🩸Over 300 blood tests💰Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: `https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldman`X/Twitter: `https://x.com/realDaveFeldman`Instagram: `https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldman`Website: `https://thefeldmanprotocol.com`⏱ Chapters0:00 – Cold open & intro1:06 – Isabella's background & credentials3:05 – East-meets-West medicine upbringing5:43 – Ballet, modeling & low-carb insights6:36 – Industrial design degree & lab thinking8:58 – Assay quality problems in undergrad lab12:08 – Coefficient of variation explained17:01 – Standardizing vortex & sample handling27:30 – Back to timeline: the 15-year gap39:52 – Pregnancy, diapers & toxicology deep dive53:06 – Old physiology papers vs modern science1:00:05 – Osteocalcin hypothesis & being wrong1:06:48 – Ben Bikman, mitochondria & insulin1:19:40 – Headwinds for low-carb research1:34:19 – Personalized insulin threshold concept1:41:28 – Beta-hydroxybutyrate as insulin surrogate1:51:44 – Leptin, IGF-1 & multi-marker detection2:09:09 – Subclinical hyperinsulinemia marker cluster2:14:20 – Fasting, lipid dynamics & VLDL traffic#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #IsabellaCooper #Hyperinsulinemia #Ketosis #Mitochondria #MetabolicHealth #InsulinResistance #BetaHydroxybutyrate #LowCarb #ChronicDisease #LipidEnergyModel #AssayQuality #KetoneThreshold #LaboratoryScience #Bioenergetics #BloodTesting #Inflammation

Sep 8, 2026 2 hr 22 min

Dr Scott Murray – Is IVUS Plaque ‘Regression’ Just Measurement Noise?

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, how much does metabolic health shape cardiovascular risk beyond what standard lipid markers can reveal? Dave Feldman sits down with Scott Murray (MD), a UK-based interventional cardiologist, to explore plaque imaging and its limitations, the role of visceral and perivascular fat in heart disease, the lipid energy model and lean mass hyper-responders, cardiac fuel metabolism and heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, and the challenges of conducting and interpreting cardiovascular trials.

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⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Cold open & Scott's intro

14:21 – Scott's cardiology practice

17:28 – Invasive vs. CT angiography

24:49 – Collaterals & microvascular function

34:31 – Glycocalyx & endothelial health

40:28 – Perivascular fat & imaging

51:14 – Imaging, CAC, and plaque noise

1:00:04 – Lipid hypothesis & population context

1:07:05 – CT plaque measurement variability

1:19:42 – Perivascular inflammation & Caristo scoring

1:29:07 – Lipid energy model discussion

1:49:43 – LP(a), acute-phase markers & reverse causation

2:05:01 – LMHR study timeline & next scans

2:22:57 – Heart fuel preference & HFpEF

2:39:08 – PCSK9 trials & all-cause mortality

2:52:06 – Run-in periods & trial design concerns

3:05:00 – Context, guidelines & patient conversations

3:17:35 – GLP-1 peptides & obesity biology

3:26:28 – Where to find Scott & closing thoughts

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Sep 4, 2026 3 hr 28 min

Darius Sharp – Pt 2 – What Happens to Your Lipids After 2,000 Calories of Fat?

Season 1, Episode 43

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, what actually drives cardiovascular disease in a metabolically healthy, lean individual — and is elevated LDL the most important variable to consider? Darius Sharpe (ER nurse and lean mass hypersponder community member) discusses his unexpected CAC score at age 38, his theory on postprandial glucose and vascular damage, a personal episode of atrial fibrillation, the Keto CTA study's Clearly data controversy, and what ER nurses observe firsthand about metabolic illness.

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⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Cold open & CAC score reveal

4:51 – Darius's CAC scan background

9:07 – First-phase insulin response explained

15:47 – CAC result context & vessel findings

22:09 – Darius investigates his own cardiac risk

33:43 – Atrial fibrillation episode & AFIB physiology

43:28 – Electrolytes, magnesium, and sodium discussion

51:04 – Stress tests vs. imaging: a patient case

58:01 – Metabolic syndrome underdiagnosis in hospitals

1:03:09 – Dave's diet experiments & LMHR data

1:09:18 – Fat bomb experiment: NMR findings

1:20:53 – Lipid energy model & structural hypothesis

1:30:37 – Keto CTA: plaque associations & progressors

1:39:41 – Clearly data controversy & scientific transparency

1:51:55 – Glucose, hyperglycemia, and plaque theory

2:05:22 – Raw data release & cards on the table

2:15:01 – ER realities & medication safety

2:29:07 – Lifestyle, habits, and the ER patient perspective

2:39:10 – Where to find Darius & closing thoughts

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Sep 1, 2026 2 hr 41 min

Dr. Malcolm Kendrick – The Country With the Lowest Cholesterol and the Highest Heart Disease Rate

Season 1, Episode 46

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, how well does the prevailing understanding of LDL and cardiovascular disease hold up under close scrutiny? Dave sits down with Malcolm Kendrick (MD) — author, researcher, and longtime cardiovascular disease skeptic — who challenges key assumptions across trial methodology, observational data, Mendelian randomization, clinical trial blinding, nitric oxide's role in vascular health, and the response-to-injury model of atherosclerosis.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us --Own Your Labs 👉 `https://ownyourlabs.com/sp/46` Private blood testing services🩸Over 300 blood tests💰Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: `https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldman`X/Twitter: `https://x.com/realDaveFeldman`Instagram: `https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldman`Website: `https://thefeldmanprotocol.com`⏱ Chapters0:00 – Introduction & cold open1:11 – Malcolm Kendrick's background6:02 – Early contrarian tendencies in medicine16:48 – International cholesterol skeptic network22:13 – Shifting LDL targets over decades39:05 – FH, heterozygous vs. homozygous49:35 – Examining pharmaceutical trial evidence57:00 – Clinical trial blinding & composite endpoints1:07:27 – Data transparency & CTT access questions1:23:11 – Statins, nitric oxide & plausible mechanisms1:37:34 – Mendelian randomization discussed1:54:43 – Audience questions: ApoB & endothelial injury2:05:24 – Kendrick's cardiovascular disease model2:19:44 – Shared models: vascular repair & hemostasis2:38:39 – The Daily Mail lawsuit: origins2:47:32 – Five-year legal battle & court proceedings3:00:01 – CTT emails & trial methodology concerns3:17:29 – LMHR study update & CLEARLY retraction3:33:23 – Where to find Malcolm Kendrick#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #MalcolmKendrick #CardiovascularDisease #LDLCholesterol #LipidHypothesis #ClinicalTrials #NitricOxide #Atherosclerosis #StatinResearch #HeartHealth #LeanMassHyperresponder #CholesterolDebate #ApoB #MetabolicHealth #EvidenceBasedMedicine #TrialMethodology #Cholesterol

Aug 31, 2026 3 hr 35 min

Sugar Is Wiring Kids' Brains for Lifelong Addiction – Dr. Jen Unwin

Season 1, Episode 45

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, what does it take to recognize and address a compulsive relationship with food — and why does that recognition matter so much? Jen Unwin (clinical and health psychologist) joins Dave to explore the psychology of hope in medical settings, her personal history with carbohydrate-driven food behaviors, the evidence behind ultra-processed food addiction as a proposed clinical category, the WHO/ICD recognition process, GLP-1 medications as one potential tool, and why social context and proximity to trigger foods shape outcomes for so many people.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us --Own Your Labs 👉 `https://ownyourlabs.com/sp/45` Private blood testing services🩸Over 300 blood tests💰Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: `https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldman`X/Twitter: `https://x.com/realDaveFeldman`Instagram: `https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldman`Website: `https://thefeldmanprotocol.com`⏱ Chapters0:00 – Introduction & cold open1:13 – Jen's background in psychology5:44 – Path to clinical training in Manchester12:47 – Hope as a clinical concept21:28 – Positive psychology & the nun study27:02 – Hope's influence on David Unwin's practice35:23 – Jen's personal food history43:02 – Discovering low-carb & the turning point52:22 – Food addiction: Dave's french fry story1:02:47 – Seeking official recognition of food addiction1:09:01 – Building expert consensus on terminology1:15:55 – Treatment outcomes & published research1:27:47 – Comparing food addiction to tobacco history1:36:05 – Proximity, social pressure & behavior change1:47:08 – Behavioral vs. substance-based framing1:54:52 – Prevalence data & retired athlete findings2:02:23 – Audience questions & GLP-1 medications2:33:39 – Nutrient density, protein, and food as fuel2:39:41 – Where to find Jen & closing remarks#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #JenUnwin #FoodAddiction #UltraProcessedFood #HopeInMedicine #PositivePsychology #LowCarb #BehaviorChange #DSM #FoodAddictionRecognition #CarbohydrateAddiction #GLP1 #NutrientDensity #MentalHealth #SolutionFocused #MetabolicHealth #Keto

Aug 21, 2026 2 hr 42 min

Dr. David Unwin: Low Carb, Diabetes & Food Addiction

Season 1, Episode 44

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, how does one family doctor's decades-long frustration with a "progressive, incurable" disease lead to a fundamentally different approach to patient care? Dave Feldman and David Unwin (MD) explore the pivotal 2012 patient encounter that reshaped Unwin's practice, the psychology of behavior change and food addiction, real-world data from a 10,000-patient NHS cohort, collaborative medicine versus authoritarian care, GLP-1 drugs as a last resort, and AI's emerging role in clinical decision-making.

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⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Introduction & cold open

1:24 – David Unwin's background

13:07 – Generational health trends observed

20:19 – Conventional medicine & early career

39:14 – The art vs. science of medicine

52:28 – The ACCORD study discussed

1:04:45 – The 2012 pivotal patient encounter

1:17:13 – Publishing the first 18-patient audit

1:30:06 – Unexpected behavioral changes on diet

1:45:09 – Collaborative medicine & patient partnership

2:02:32 – Evolutionary context for modern diet

2:13:06 – Food addiction & maintenance challenges

2:35:12 – GLP-1 drugs: a nuanced discussion

2:47:23 – Questions from the desk

3:09:27 – Unwin's real-world remission data

3:16:03 – AI in medicine & society

3:44:36 – Technology, freedom & human adaptability

3:59:46 – Closing & where to find David Unwin

#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #DavidUnwin #LowCarb #MetabolicHealth #Type2Diabetes #DiabetesRemission #BehaviorChange #FoodAddiction #CollaborativeMedicine #NHSData #GLP1 #NutritionalScience #InsulinResistance #RealWorldData #PublicHealthCollaboration #LowCarbGP #AIInMedicine #FamilyMedicine

Aug 14, 2026 4 hr 1 min

Darius Sharpe – From Treating Heart Attacks to Almost Becoming One

Season 1, Episode 42

Show notes

Part 1 of 2In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, what can a quarter-century of emergency medicine experience reveal about the everyday habits quietly shaping metabolic health outcomes? Darius Sharpe (ER nurse and former paramedic with 24 years in emergency medicine) makes the case that postprandial glucose excursions deserve far more clinical attention, discusses his personal glucose experiments after a low-carb reintroduction of fast food, shares observations on hospital nutrition practices, and weighs in on the calories-in/calories-out vs. carbohydrate-insulin debate.🔥 This episode is sponsored by us --Own Your Labs 👉 `https://ownyourlabs.com/sp/42` Private blood testing services🩸Over 300 blood tests💰Extremely affordable❤️ We love our customers(Yes, we are literally funding the entire podcast from our own company -- so if you want to show your support, keep getting your private blood testing through our service. Thank you! 🙏)🔗 CONNECT WITH DAVE FELDMAN:Main Channel: `https://youtube.com/@realDaveFeldman`X/Twitter: `https://x.com/realDaveFeldman`Instagram: `https://instagram.com/realDaveFeldman`Website: `https://thefeldmanprotocol.com`⏱ Chapters0:00 – Cold open & introduction1:10 – Darius introduces himself3:42 – Path from EMT to ER nurse12:09 – Recognizing atypical heart attack symptoms16:07 – Time is tissue: stroke & MI urgency24:33 – Patterns Dave saw responding to 911 calls40:25 – Darius's personal health & family history54:44 – Early lipid labs and what they showed1:01:11 – Nursing school glucose discovery1:13:32 – The In-N-Out glucose experiment series1:21:42 – Joining the LMHR community1:31:40 – Metabolic illness observations during 2020–20221:45:43 – First CGM and self-experimentation1:51:14 – Keto week vs. high-carb week: OGTT comparison1:59:39 – Defining low-carb, keto, and net vs. total carbs2:19:36 – Calories vs. insulin: what both sides get right2:30:58 – Hospital food, juice, and postprandial glucose2:44:29 – Bedside patient education and CGM advocacy#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #DariusSharpe #MetabolicHealth #BloodSugar #PostprandialGlucose #LeanMassHyperResponder #LMHR #LowCarb #KetogenicDiet #CGM #ContinuousGlucoseMonitor #EmergencyMedicine #ERNurse #InsulinResistance #Cholesterol #HeartHealth #StrokeAwareness #HospitalNutrition

Aug 5, 2026 2 hr 49 min

LIVE with Ken Berry MD – Reversing Diabetes With a Carnivore Diet

Season 1, Episode 40

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, can a practicing family physician's personal health crisis reshape the dietary advice he gives to thousands of patients? Ken Berry (MD) makes the case for low-carbohydrate approaches in managing metabolic conditions, shares his path from rural Tennessee to family medicine, discusses founding the American Diabetes Society as an alternative institution, explores the debate around long-term ketosis and fasting insulin, and joins Dave and audience members in examining how to rebuild trust in medical and scientific institutions.

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⏱ Chapters

0:00 – Cold open & introduction

1:51 – Ken Berry's background in medicine

8:08 – Path from rural Tennessee to med school

16:03 – Ken's health during his early career

23:01 – Shifting away from standard dietary guidelines

33:42 – Patient signals and expanding the practice

42:17 – Starting a YouTube channel

54:21 – "Lies My Doctor Told Me" and colleague pushback

1:00:18 – Founding the American Diabetes Society

1:05:00 – Audience Q&A begins

1:08:53 – Discussion of long-term ketosis markers

1:18:31 – Talking to loved ones about diet

1:29:14 – Nutrition education in medical schools

1:39:47 – Restoring trust in medical institutions

1:47:00 – Semmelweis, paradigm shifts & patience

1:55:40 – Long-term ketosis safety & ketone measurement

2:09:10 – Blood work as a snapshot: context matters

2:30:28 – Dietary flexibility, travel, and glucose spikes

2:51:05 – Closing remarks & where to find Ken Berry

#FeldmanProtocol #DaveFeldman #KenBerry #LowCarbDiet #KetogenicDiet #CarnivoreDiet #MetabolicHealth #BloodSugar #InsulinResistance #DiabetesManagement #FamilyMedicine #NutritionScience #ProperHumanDiet #CGM #CholesterolCode

Jul 14, 2026 2 hr 53 min

Why Casey Ruff's Clients Lost 732 lbs — And 98% Was Fat

Season 1, Episode 39

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, can elite athletes truly thrive on fat alone — with zero carbs? Dave sits down with Casey Ruff (personal trainer, nutrition coach, and host of Boundless Body Radio) to explore his journey from gym kid to keto rebel, high-intensity training principles, a rogue low-carb experiment inside a corporate fitness company that produced 732 lbs of fat loss, the LMHR study saga, carnivore adaptation and anxiety relief, and a surprising email from the American Heart Association.

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⏱ Chapters

3:17 – Casey's ice hockey obsession

8:05 – A punch that changed everything

12:38 – Two years in Brazil as a missionary

17:03 – From architecture dreams to personal training

21:06 – Finding his calling at the gym

28:51 – High intensity training explained

36:57 – Why sport-specific training is a myth

39:02 – Metabolic carts & the RER deep dive

43:01 – The Biggest Loser metabolic damage case

46:24 – Calories in/out: why it failed everyone

50:25 – Nina Teicholz & The Big Fat Surprise

54:07 – Bonking, glycogen, and fat adaptation

58:10 – Butter-fed athletes & the keto revelation

1:04:13 – Casey's fasted hockey game story

1:06:07 – Going rogue with Diet Doctor meal plans

1:14:02 – Getting the nutrition certification

1:17:17 – The contest winner who changed everything

1:20:19 – 732 lbs lost, 98.1% from fat

1:27:33 – Did results hold after the contest?

1:33:27 – Starting Boundless Body podcast in 2020

1:41:25 – On being a natural podcast host

1:52:17 – The pandemic pivot to virtual training

1:59:08 – Carnivore and the vanishing anxiety

2:04:31 – The LMHR Match Analysis saga begins

2:16:26 – Low Carb Denver 2023 collective gasp

2:23:22 – Dave reveals new Heartflow re-analysis

2:29:35 – The movie & Robin's bipolar decision

2:31:37 – The AHA misinformation email

2:42:14 – Prepping for Arthur Agatston

2:48:42 – Fat adaptation and hockey performance

2:55:39 – Travel strategies: fasting vs. carnivore snacks

2:59:08 – Changing his mind: strict carnivore or not?

3:05:36 – Where to find Casey

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Jun 26, 2026 3 hr 7 min

The Assisted Living Owner Who Helps Residents Move Out - Hal Cranmer

Season 1, Episode 38

Show notes

In this episode of The Feldman Protocol, can a for-profit assisted living home actually send residents back home healthier than when they arrived? Hal Cranmer (assisted living owner and metabolic health advocate) makes the case that ketogenic and carnivore nutrition, resistance training, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and disciplined deprescribing can reverse diabetes, restore cognition, and rebuild independence — even in residents in their 80s and 90s. Dave and Hal also cover dementia and sugar addiction, the business model of senior care, and the future of AI in medicine.

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