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Metabolic Mastery

A 10-module science-first course covering metabolic health, insulin resistance, glucose dynamics, nutrition sequencing, fasting, and continuous glucose monitoring. The essential course for anyone experiencing energy crashes, brain fog, weight gain, or poor body composition — addressing the root cause, not the symptoms.

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10 Lessons

W1

1.1: The Metabolic Crisis — Why 93% Are Unhealthy

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Defining metabolic syndrome (the 5 markers), the difference between lifespan and healthspan, mitochondrial dysfunction, and visceral fat vs. subcutaneous fat.

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W2

1.2: Insulin Resistance — The Root of All Evil

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The role of the pancreas and insulin, how insulin resistance develops over decades, fasting glucose vs. fasting insulin, and hyperinsulinemia as disease precursor.

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1.3: Metabolic Flexibility — Burning Fat vs. Sugar

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The respiratory exchange ratio (RER), glycogen storage capacity, the transition from sugar-burner to fat-burner, and the keto flu and metabolic adaptation.

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W4

2.1: Macronutrients — Protein as the Anchor

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The Thermic Effect of Food (TEF), muscle protein synthesis and leucine thresholds, why the RDA for protein is a minimum not an optimum, and satiety signalling.

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2.2: Carbohydrate Tolerance and Timing

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Glycemic index vs. glycemic load, muscle glycogen depletion and replenishment, earning your carbs, and fibre and the gut microbiome.

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2.3: Fats — The Good, The Bad, and The Oxidised

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Saturated, monounsaturated, and polyunsaturated fats, the omega-3 to omega-6 ratio, how industrial seed oils are processed, and cholesterol in hormone synthesis.

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W7

2.4: Meal Sequencing and Glucose Spikes

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The physiology of gastric emptying, fibre's viscous mesh in the intestine, post-meal walks for glucose disposal, and vinegar and acetic acid for insulin sensitivity.

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W8

3.1: Exercise as a Metabolic Sink

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GLUT4 transporters and non-insulin-mediated glucose uptake, Zone 2 cardio for mitochondrial density, resistance training for glycogen storage, and the interference effect.

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W9

3.2: Fasting Protocols and Autophagy

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Time-Restricted Eating (TRE) vs. prolonged fasting, the physiology of autophagy, fasting and cortisol, and how to break a fast properly.

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W10

3.3: Continuous Glucose Monitoring

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How CGMs work (interstitial fluid vs. blood), understanding baseline, spikes, and crashes, the impact of stress and poor sleep on fasting glucose, and N=1 dietary experiments.

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