Heart disease, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and many other leading causes of death and disability respond better to lifestyle changes than to most prescriptions on the market—and the evidence is overwhelming. So, what’s the problem?
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In the voice of Jack Nilles, Contributing Writer As the world grapples with shifting workplace paradigms, the debate around return-to-office (RTO) mandates has intensified. RTO is a short-sighted decision that could will do plenty of harm without much of a return. Allow me to explain why compelling remote-enabled employees to return to the office is…
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The Life by Natural Causes (LBNC) 5As learning framework is grounded in decades of cross-disciplinary research. It synthesizes the essential psychological and educational principles essential for supporting meaningful, sustained health behavior change. Each step corresponds to a stage in how people typically progress from learning new information to making lasting behavior change—a model assembling…
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In a country where over 60% of adults live with at least one chronic condition, and nutrition is a leading determinant of health, most physicians still receive fewer than 20 hours of nutrition education during their university experience. Is this a systemic healthcare flaw we should continue to ignore?
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In a country where over 60% of adults live with at least one chronic condition, and nutrition is a leading determinant of health, most physicians still receive fewer than 20 hours of nutrition education during their university experience. Is this a systemic healthcare flaw we should continue to ignore?
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What if becoming healthier was not only encouraged but certifiable…beginning with the very people responsible for shaping public health?
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What if becoming healthier was not only encouraged but certifiable…beginning with the very people responsible for shaping public health?
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What if the first-line treatment for depression wasn’t a prescription, but a health evaluation and a meal plan? The U.S. is on the brink of a psychiatric health crisis, and it’s time we use every tool available—especially the fork.
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What if the first-line treatment for depression wasn’t a prescription, but a health evaluation and a meal plan? The U.S. is on the brink of a psychiatric health crisis, and it’s time we use every tool available—especially the fork.
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Did you know there’s a way to actually beat chronic disease with lifestyle changes? What if we documented the slowing, halting, or reversal of chronic disease in 200,000 patients by July 4, 2027? That’s the vision of the “200K in 2” Skeptics Reduction Program. Let’s Scale What Already Works
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