
Managing Metabolic Health, Part 1: The Insulin Resistance Smolder, with Dr. Chrystyne Olivieri
From Raw Remedies - Natural Health for People and Pets by Kara Hanrahan
March 1, 2026 · 56 min · Season 2 · Episode 6
About this episode
The episode discusses metabolic health and insulin resistance with Dr. Chrystyne Olivieri, highlighting the impact of diet on health.
In today's episode, I team up with Dr. Chrystyne Olivieri to delve into the critical topic of metabolic health, focusing on insulin resistance and its implications for overall health. We discuss the prevalence of obesity in people and pets, the impact of ultra-processed foods on our health, and the hormonal crises (aka Insulin Resistance) that arise from poor dietary choices. The conversation emphasizes the failure of traditional diets and the importance of behavioral modifications for achiev...
People in this episode
Host: Kara Hanrahan
Guest: Dr. Chrystyne Olivieri
Topics covered
- metabolic health
- insulin resistance
- obesity
- ultra-processed foods
- dietary choices
- behavioral modifications
Keywords
- metabolic health
- insulin resistance
- obesity
- ultra-processed foods
- dietary choices
- behavioral modifications
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