The Wellness Zone Podcast

Science-based conversations about Anti-Inflammation nutrition, Metabolic Engineering™, Chronic Disease prevention, and overall Health and Wellness. Hosted by Mary Perry and Dr. Barry Sears, NYT best-selling author, ”Enter The Zone”.

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Episodes

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There’s no approved drug to treat Alzheimer’s. But your diet can play a crucial role in prevention. Reducing insulin resistance may be one of the most powerful ways to protect your brain. That’s where Metabolic Engineering® comes in. In this episode, join Mary Perry and me to learn how this groundbreaking dietary approach can help lower your risk of cognitive decline and keep your brain healthier for years to come.

Wednesday Jan 08, 2025

Ultra-processed foods often get a bad rap—and for good reason.
But what if we could re-engineer foods we love—like pasta, bread, and pastries—to not only keep their nutrients intact but also activate natural pathways that reduce hunger and inflammation caused by obesity?
Well, we can. It’s called Zone Foods, and it’s not science fiction—it’s science.

Tuesday Nov 05, 2024

GLP-1 drugs are often hailed as ‘miracle treatments’. But what makes them effective isn’t magic; it’s the activation of AMPK. This same metabolic pathway can be naturally activated through diet. Dr. Barry Sears and Maruy Perry dive into how this works and why AMPK might be the key to unlocking better health with less of a need for medication.

Biological vs Chronological Aging

Wednesday Oct 23, 2024

Wednesday Oct 23, 2024

How old are you, really? While your chronological age is just a number, your biological age reveals the true state of your body’s health. In this episode of the Wellness Zone, Dr. Barry Sears and Mary Perry explore the intriguing science of epigenetics—what switches our genes on or off—and how it impacts aging.

Tuesday Oct 15, 2024

In this episode of The Wellness Zone podcast, Dr. Barry Sears and Mary Perry break down how your metabolism plays a key role in not just living longer, but living better. Tune in to discover the science behind improving your quality of life, and how small changes today can set you up for a healthier future.

Wednesday Oct 02, 2024

In this episode of the Wellness Zone Podcast, Dr. Barry Sears and Mary Perry, Director of Clinical Trials, explain the three stages of Metabolic Engineering, using a rocket analogy to break it down. Stage one is a calorie-restricted diet, like the Zone diet, to activate AMPK. Stage two involves omega-3s to reduce inflammation, and stage three introduces polyphenols to ensure a smooth transition to the Zone. Together, these stages set you on the path to a longer, healthier life.

The History of Wonder Drugs

Wednesday Sep 11, 2024

Wednesday Sep 11, 2024

From ancient willow bark to modern aspirin, all the way to today’s GLP-1, we'll explore how these mighty remedies have evolved. And guess what? They all share a secret superpower: activating AMPK!

Menopause And The Diet

Sunday Aug 25, 2024

Sunday Aug 25, 2024

When you think of menopause, diet might not be the first thing that comes to mind—but it should be. The symptoms of menopause are deeply intertwined with the metabolic shifts occurring in your body.

Sunday Aug 18, 2024

Today, we’re diving into a groundbreaking topic—Managing ADHD with Metabolic Engineering. While Metabolic Engineering isn’t a cure for ADHD, it can significantly enhance the effectiveness of ADHD medications. How? Both Metabolic Engineering and these medications activate a key enzyme called AMPK. When AMPK is activated, your brain’s neurotransmitters can perform at their best, leading to better focus and control. Tune in to learn how you can optimize your brain health and improve your ADHD management.

Sunday Aug 11, 2024

AGEs are Advanced Glycated Endproducts. AGEs are bad for your health because they contribute to oxidative stress and inflammation, both key factors in the aging process and the development of various chronic diseases.

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