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Course Materials
The Sugar Experiment: Overview
The first experiment you will perform in the lifestyle experiment is designed to get quick results and demonstrate how ever present the...
Eric Pifer
Feb 17
The Sugar Experiment: Statement of Achievement
To close out the Sugar Experiment, you will need to return to your hypothesis statement to see if you have achieved your goals. Don’t...
Eric Pifer
Feb 3
Low Glycemic Index Foods
Low Glycemic Index Foods Your main guide to foods that you want to replace is your notes from the natural observation period in week 1...
Eric Pifer
Feb 3
The Sugar Hypothesis
A reasonable hypothesis for the sugar experiment is as follows: Knowing that I am male and have prediabetes with a baseline HbA1c of 5.7...
Eric Pifer
Feb 3
Steps to the Stage: How to Perform the Sugar Experiment
Assess your current level of glycemic control by measuring your Hemoglobin A1c, fasting glucose and fasting insulin level. Determine if...
Eric Pifer
Jan 16
The Sugar Experiment: Primary and Secondary Outcomes
The individual experiments in the Lifestyle Experiment (Sugar, Fitness, Sleep and Food) will all have shorter term, more responsive...
Eric Pifer
Jan 12
Glycemic Index
Glycemic Index of Food To eliminate spikes and lower the average blood glucose you need to eliminate the foods that are most likely to...
Eric Pifer
Jan 12
Initiating Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Initiate Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) The crux of the glycemic control experiment is the use of a continuous glucose monitor . ...
Eric Pifer
Jan 12
Before you get started: Screening for Anxiety, Depression and Food Addiction
The diagnosis of food addiction can be met with skepticism in some traditional medical circles. It shouldn’t be. There are clear...
Eric Pifer
Jan 12


Understanding Glycemic Control: The Key to a Healthier You
Glycemic control – it may sound complex, but it's an essential aspect of your health. The science behind managing the sugar levels in...
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Sep 10, 2024
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