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Fact sheet, brand assets, interview angles and editorial contact for journalists, podcasters and interview producers.
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Archetypes
The fact sheet, without the adjectives
Cited studies
Peer-reviewed sources on file
Protocols audited
Every popular diet, one rubric
Free calculators
No signup, no email wall
Archetype profiles
Distinct metabolic patterns
- Founded
- 2026
- Editorial focus
- Metabolic health, ultra-processed food, the GLP-1 era
- Revenue model
- Programs, memberships, disclosed affiliates
- Editorial position
- Independent — no supplement-brand sponsorship
Six things we can talk about for an hour
Each one has a published body of work behind it, so you can read the argument before you book the slot.
The case against the 1977 dietary guidelines, in 2026
What the guidelines got right, what they got wrong, and why the correction has taken half a century.
Why the NIH ultra-processed feeding trial matters
Hall 2019 ran a controlled inpatient crossover rather than a food-frequency questionnaire. We can walk through the design, the limits, and what it does not prove.
GLP-1 drugs: what they fix, what they miss
The metabolic context around the class, the discontinuation data, and why the exit deserves as much planning as the start.
Metabolic adaptation and the calorie-balance model
Why the arithmetic that works on a whiteboard stops behaving in month four, and what that does to a person's self-blame.
The 12 metabolic archetypes
Why one diet cannot fit everyone, and how pattern-matching a protocol differs from prescribing one.
Editorial integrity in nutrition publishing
Running a health publication without programmatic ads, sponsored posts, or a supplement line to sell.
Numbers we will not invent
The site is pre-launch. Rather than publish a flattering estimate, these stay empty until there is a real export behind them.
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Founder bio · pre-launch
The full founder bio and press headshot publish at public launch. Booking inquiries can proceed in the meantime — a short bio sized for your outlet will come back with the reply, alongside a headshot at whatever resolution you need.
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For journalists
What producers ask before they book
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- Our published audit scores and rubric
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- Any statistic we have cited, with its source
Email us first
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Educational only, not medical advice. Nothing published here diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents any condition. Consult your physician before major dietary changes or altering prescribed medication. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Individual results vary; no outcome is guaranteed.