Latest Metabolic Classrooms
Why Micronized Progesterone Is Different
October 6, 2026
Dr. Ben Bikman explores how micronized progesterone differs from synthetic progestins, including its effects on cholesterol, sleep, and uterine protection, and what the research suggests ...
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Life After GLP-1 Medications: Planning for What Comes Next
September 22, 2026
What happens after GLP-1 treatment? Ben Bikman explores appetite signals, insulin resistance, muscle health, and the research on weight regain. Learn how to use time ...
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Continuous Glucose and Ketones: What the New Sensor Changes
September 14, 2026
A new sensor measures glucose and ketones together, offering another window into fuel metabolism. Dr. Ben Bikman explains how insulin connects these signals, why ketone ...
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Are GLP-1 Pills Just Injectable Drugs Turned Into Tablets?
September 8, 2026
Oral GLP-1 medications may eliminate the needle, but they don’t all work the same way. Dr. Ben Bikman explains the science—and what hasn’t changed about ...
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What Determines Whether You Burn Sugar or Fat?
August 25, 2026
Your body is constantly choosing between burning sugar and fat. Dr. Ben Bikman explains how insulin controls that metabolic switch and why it matters for ...
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Are Your Mitochondria Broken—or Just Overloaded?
August 17, 2026
Mitochondria may not be broken—they may simply be overloaded. Learn how exercise, insulin, and fuel balance can affect mitochondrial health and energy production.
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Why Exercise Doesn’t Cause Much Weight Loss—But You Should Do It Anyway
August 10, 2026
Exercise may not move the scale as much as you expect—but that doesn’t mean it isn’t working. Learn why its biggest benefits go far beyond ...
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Does Staying Thin Mean You’re Metabolically Healthy?
July 27, 2026
Looking thin doesn’t always mean being metabolically healthy. Learn how personal fat-storage capacity, hidden organ fat, insulin, and everyday movement can shape health in ways ...
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Why You’re Always Hungry
July 13, 2026
Persistent hunger is often blamed on weak willpower, but the real issue may be hormonal. In this Metabolic Classroom, Dr. Ben Bikman explains how insulin, ...
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