Very Informative
I am in my early 30s, a mom of 2, and I maintain a healthy weight. I have watched my calorie intake for most of my adult life, but I think that this method has caused me to eat too many carbs and not enough fat. I have always been a “quantity” eater. For the past 10 years, my yearly labs have shown elevated A1C levels. My mom is suffering from complications of type 2 diabetes. I know that I will be walking the same path if I don’t take steps now to improve my health. I’ve listened to several podcasts on diabetes and nutrition, but I have found that Dr. Mowll’s is the most informative and easy to listen to. After listening, I feel armed with tools and a sense of hope. I hope that Dr. Mowll will keep producing wonderful episodes! Thank you!
nutmegcoffee via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/01/19
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I've been listening to health podcasts for months, every moment I get. I really didn't expect Dr. Mowll to have a lot more to say on this subject (I was there for the Diabetes Summit some months back) but I did hear an interview with him on another summit, and trusted him to be another...Read full review »
Lum.Kim.Ham via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/18/18
This is an excellent pod cast. I have learned so much from you Dr. Mowll and from your guests! This talk with Dr. Jason Fung was so clear in presenting the dilema of Diabetes and Insulin Resistance. The explaination was very good with the examples and illustrations. The remedies make so much...Read full review »
AnneLandry via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/16/18
Dr. Fung really is direct! He gives so much simple yet life-saving information. Leave it to Dr. Mowll to find the best and most useful information to help all diabetes sufferers.
108marty via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/15/18
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