
Robert Lufkin MD
@robertlufkinmd • 159,106 subscribers
Professor & NYT bestselling author of Lies I Taught in Medical School. Metabolic health, longevity & what your doctor gets wrong. Free weekly newsletter 👇
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71 year old man trying to improvise a dance at an awards show. Anyone recognize him?
Robert Lufkin MD683,899 views • 8 months ago

Your doctor says your vitamin D level of 22 is "normal" — but what if that cutoff was based on a statistical error? A peer-reviewed study found the IOM miscalculated the RDA by 15x: it should be ~8,800 IU/day, not 600. And vitamin D isn't even a vitamin — it's a steroid hormone that regulates 200+ genes. Here's what the science actually shows.
Robert Lufkin MD63,983 views • 5 months ago

What if aging, ALS, Parkinson's, stroke, and diabetes all share a single upstream cause — and the fix is a transplant the size of a bacterium? Dr. Catherine Baucom and Van Hipp of MitoSense explain how injecting healthy young mitochondria into patients reverses disease without immune rejection, crosses the blood-brain barrier, and may be the most important medical breakthrough you've never heard of.
Robert Lufkin MD51,351 views • 4 months ago

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Robert Lufkin MD189,345 views • 2 years ago

Forever Young: new longevity documentary I'm excited to share that I'm featured in this new documentary on the science of aging and longevity alongside several leading experts. It's currently entering limited theatrical release and will be coming to Amazon and Apple TV this summer.
Robert Lufkin MD34,038 views • 5 months ago

I don't trust the dietary advice from Stacy, the Director of Nutrition & Wellness at the American Diabetes Association—especially if the goal is to avoid insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes. No wonder we are beginning the largest diabetes epidemic in recorded history. One third of adolescents are now pre diabetic.
Robert Lufkin MD57,720 views • 1 year ago

Walking videos are everywhere — "walk 10,000 steps and melt belly fat." The conclusion is right: walking does reduce body fat. But the explanation is completely wrong. Your body compensates for ~80% of exercise calories. The real reason walking transforms metabolic health has almost nothing to do with calories burned. Here's the actual science.
Robert Lufkin MD25,255 views • 4 months ago