Dr. Brian Fertig, Author at Metabolism & Medicine

The Importance of Glucometers When Managing Diabetes

The Importance of Glucometers When Managing Diabetes Managing diabetes is a full-time role and is included in the overall topic of metabolism and medicine. Depending on your diabetes diagnosis, or threat level, people living with diabetes must make the right food and exercise choices following...

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Consistent Study of Metabolism and Diabetes Continues

Consistent Study of Metabolism and Diabetes Continues Diabetes is a chronic health condition affecting how your body turns food into energy (metabolism). The body breaks down food consumed into sugar (glucose) and releases it into the bloodstream. Diabetes should also be considered when examining...

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Eat This, Not That – Especially for Diabetics

Eat This, Not That – Especially for Diabetics I understand many people’s passion for enjoying various foods for different reasons. For some, eating is a comfort that provides a sense of calm and control, especially with so many uncertainties surrounding daily life. For others, eating...

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Metabolism and the Science of Aging

Metabolism and the Science of Aging I have spent more than 30 years studying, researching, and practicing the science of metabolism. It’s how our cells change the food we eat into the energy we need to breathe, move, think, and function. It is a process that everyone needs to understand to...

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Metabolism and its Relationship with Low Blood Pressure

In my professional experience, there are two fundamental reasons for low blood pressure – inadequate blood flow and inadequate blood pumped by the heart. As an endocrinologist with more than 30 years of studying, researching and practicing the science of metabolism and medicine, I know there is a...

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The Tell-Tale Signs of Diabetes

The Tell-Tale Signs of Diabetes Diabetes is a serious health condition affecting millions of people globally. If you have diabetes (or are prediabetic), baseline treatment starts with how you eat, sleep and exercise. There is a direct correlation between diabetes and metabolism that should be...

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A New World of Diabetic Concern – COVID-19

The COVID-19 global pandemic changed many aspects of our lives. It changed how we interact with others, made us think twice about joining events with large crowds, and reshaped how we move about our daily lives. For people with serious health concerns and underlying conditions, like diabetes, the...

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What Is Prediabetes?

Diabetes is a chronic health condition affecting millions of people. Prediabetes means you have a higher-than-normal blood sugar level. This is a concerning condition because It’s not high enough to be considered type 2 diabetes, but an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes exists...

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Insulin: What It Is And How It Relates To Diabetes

Diabetes is a chronic health condition affecting millions of people. According to data from the CDC, approximately 37.3 million people in the U.S. have diabetes, and 96 million aged 18 years or older are prediabetic. In most cases, people are diagnosed with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Both are...

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Ashley’s Interview With Dr. Fertig On The Metabolism & Medicine Podcast

Ashley at Interdependence Public Relations recently interviewed Dr. Fertig of the Metabolism & Medicine Podcast. Ashley and Dr. Fertig discussed the Physiological Fitness Landscape model and its relationship to metabolism and well-being. The video and full transcript can be found below. Ashley:...

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Author: Dr. Brian Fertig

The Importance of Glucometers When Managing Diabetes

Consistent Study of Metabolism and Diabetes Continues

Eat This, Not That – Especially for Diabetics

Metabolism and the Science of Aging

Metabolism and its Relationship with Low Blood Pressure

The Tell-Tale Signs of Diabetes

A New World of Diabetic Concern – COVID-19

What Is Prediabetes?

Insulin: What It Is And How It Relates To Diabetes

Ashley’s Interview With Dr. Fertig On The Metabolism & Medicine Podcast

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