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Learn about our current public and provider outreach projects!

Fat Science Podcast

Fat Science is a podcast on a mission to explain where our fat really comes from and why it won’t go (and stay!) away. In each episode, we share little-known facts and personal experiences to dispel misconceptions, reduce stigma, and instill hope. Fat Science is committed to creating a world where people are empowered with accurate information about metabolism and recognize that fat isn’t a failure.

Join us every week to learn more about the science of why we get fat. No diets. No agendas. Just science that makes you feel better.

This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice.

For Healthcare Professionals

Science-Based Clinical Evaluation And Treatment Of Diabesity Manual

This is a stand-alone, or companion training manual for the level one provider training course: Modern Metabolic Masterclass.

Deepen your understanding of metabolism and diabesity with this recommended reading!

Cost: $225 + tax (includes shipping). Net proceeds benefit the Diabesity Institute.

    • Ambulatory Care Nursing Conference

      (University of Washington) Ambulatory Care Nursing Conference, 2017: Rethinking Obesity and Diabesity: The New Science of Metabolism

    • Healthcare Professional Outreach

      The 2016 American College of Sports Medicine Northwest Annual Meeting:  The New Science of Metabolism: Calories In vs. Calories Out (or Eat Less and Exercise More) is Outdated and Inadequate

      Pacific Northwest 38th Annual National Nurse Practitioner Conference: Targeted Therapy for Diabetes Prevention and Obesity

      Brown University Endocrinology Grand Rounds: Targeting MC4-R Activation in Obesity

      Providence St. Peter Hospital, Family Medicine Residency Program: The Scientific Link Between Metabolic Dysfunction and Obesity

      Sorrento Dinner Presentation: Targeting MC4-R Activation Obesity

    Past Projects

    • Television

      Local King 5 morning news:  100+ segments featuring metabolism, including 13 patient stories.  See our media library to view past episodes.

    • Radio

      Coast to Coast AM (national): Obesity and Diabetes as a Disease, Not a Behavioral Problem.

      Fox sports news Health talk (IRG): 6 local radio segments featuring metabolism.

    • Print

      Outside Magazine:  Crushing It: How Over-Training Can Erode Your Body.

      Outside Magazine:  If You Are Not Eating Enough, You Might Gain Weight.

      Huffington Post:  Changing My Metabolism.

      Huffington Post:  How Early-Morning Eating Changed My Training.

      The Falcon:  (SPU student news): Panel Discusses Harms of Eating Disorders, Dieting Fads.

    • Local Presentations

      Seattle Rotary: Why Diets are not the Big Answer.

      Seattle Pacific University:  Metabolic Impact of Dieting and Eating Disorders (NEDA Week).

      American Diabetes Association Expo: Diabetes & Metabolism.

      Obesity in America: Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease.

    • Research

      Completed MC4R mutation screening: Genetic screening of 200 individuals for heterozygous MC4R mutation for Rhythm Metabolic, Inc.

      Investigator-initiated research: Collaboration with University of Minnesota, Post RYGB Hypoglycemia Study in process.

      Ongoing Collaboration with Inter Science Institute: to develop new additional clinical test options and explore clinical utility for patients with Diabesity.

      Case Study: Pharmacological Treatment of Obesity and loss-of-function MC4R Mutation: Published December 2016

      Case Study: Pharmacological Treatment of Post-prandial Hyperinsulinemic Hypoglycemia: Published February 2019

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