In this episode of Bulletproof Radio, Dave interviews Dr. Cate to talk about good fats and bad fats. Dr. Cate also discusses the confusion about how fats affect your health, what kinds of fats your body needs, and why seed oils aren’t ever the right choice.
In this episode, we reveal how much omega 3 vs omega 6 we really need, why fish oil is toxic, metabolism myths & more.
Dr. David Perl Mutter from Empowering Neurologist interviews Dr. Cate Shanahan to discuss her new book and makes it very clear that we need to reassess our notions of fearing dietary fat and embrace the idea that making good decisions as it relates to the type of fats we consume will help ensure our health.
Dr. Cate Shanahan returns to the Fat-Burning Man show with Abel James to help us look at some everyday ingredients that we would do well to remove from our diets altogether, including vegetable oils.
Shawn Stevenson from The Model Health Show invites Dr. Cate Shanahan on his podcast to discuss how to make your body crave exercise. Dr. Cate also discusses how body fat is the number one determinant of our health.
In this episode, we share some health information to millions on Bill Maher. We discuss ancestral nutrition, running on fat, the dangers of seed oils, developing a strong immune system, and being metabolically healthy for life.
Dr. Paul Saladino of Fundamental Health interviews Dr. Cate Shanahan to discuss how coronavirus kills healthy people. Dr. Cate also shares the problem with medical specialties, Ancel Keys and the demonization of fat.
In this episode of Health Coach Radio with Erin Power and Laura Rupsis, they invited Dr. Cate Shanahan to talk about metabolic health and my area of expertise. They fast-tracked releasing this episode of Health Coach Radio because metabolic dysfunction is an alarming risk factor for the COVID-19 virus.
Brad Kearns of Get Over Yourself Podcast interviews Dr. Cate Shanahan to explain just why the nasty industrial seed oils (canola, soybean, corn, etc.), which are still very prevalent in the diet thanks to widespread use in restaurants and processed foods, will royally mess up the number one attribute for healthy living.
Shawn Stevenson of The Model Health Show invites Dr. Cate Shanahan on his show again to discuss the number one risk factor for cardiovascular disease. Dr. Cate also shares how vegetable oils can promote inflammation and more.
In this episode of Futuretech Podcast, Richard Jacobs interviews Dr. Cate Shanahan to explain why the meats we typically have available to us are subpar (our pets often eat better than us!) and why it is best to raise meat yourself or get it from a local farmer. Dr. Cate also suggests the option of avoiding meat altogether and eating lots of herbs and spices
Advocates for Plant-Based diets, as well as advocates for low-carb and keto diet joined by Dr. Cate Shanahan, claims we forgot how to hunt, fish, and make bone broth/stock. She also talks about America’s Health crisis.
Mellisa Ambrosini invites Dr. Cate Shanahan on her podcast to talk about the silent killer in your food that way too many are consuming every day, what this silent killer does to your body, and more.
Mellisa Ambrosini invites Dr. Cate Shanahan on her podcast to talk about the silent killer in your food that way too many are consuming every day, what this silent killer does to your body, and more.
Dr. Mark Bubbs invites Dr. Cate Shanahan on the Performance Podcast to discuss how crucial your diet and food choices are to your DNA and health, how traditional diets provide insights into the optimal human diet, and more.
In this excerpt from the Primal Endurance Mastery Course, Dr. Cate Shanahan and Brad Kearns weigh in on the four pillars of world cuisine.
Mike Matthews from Muscle for Life Podcast interviews Dr. Cate Shanahan to discuss the two biggest problems with most people’s diets. Dr. Cate also shares one simple dietary change everyone can make to improve their health immediately and possibly even body composition.
Dr. David Perlmutter invites Dr. Cate Shanahan on Empowering Neurologist again to answer this crucial question more fundamental to our health than “What should I eat today?” It’s something we grapple with daily, and how we answer that question can set the tone for how we feel for days, weeks, or months.
