Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Dr. Jaime Seeman, a board-certified OB-GYN with a background in nutrition and exercise science, walks through why she prioritizes **strength and muscle** over appearance-focused health metrics.
She discusses how common measures like BMI can miss meaningful differences in body composition, then frames skeletal muscle as a key driver of metabolism, glucose disposal, and overall resilience.
The talk explores muscle as an “endocrine organ” via myokines, and connects hormones (including testosterone and estrogen) to muscle maintenance, aging, and performance.
She closes with practical takeaways around resistance training, protein targets, and a short Q&A on protein timing and fasting.
👉 Register at `https://cosci.org` for our coming CoSci 2026 at on March 13-15 in Las Vegas, NV. As with this presentation from 2025, you'll see great talks from Shawn Baker, Ken Berry, Amber O'Hearn, Nick Norwitz, Bret Scher and many, many more.
🎗️And best of all – CoSci is a charity event to support the Citizen Science Foundation, a 501(c)3 Public Charity supporting low carb/keto research like our #LMHR Study.
🫶 So you'll get to watch a great conference and support a good cause. Tickets start for as little as $25 – register now at `https://cosci.org`
⏱ Chapters
1:00 – Early influences & athletics
3:24 – Obesity messaging & metrics
5:23 – What muscle actually does
6:04 – Basal metabolic rate basics
7:03 – Muscle & glucose disposal
8:09 – Muscle & fat oxidation
9:00 – Protein “Lego” analogy
10:46 – Myokines: muscle signaling
12:34 – Testosterone in women
15:27 – Estrogen, menopause & muscle
18:35 – Strength predicts longevity
21:26 – Sarcopenia & aging muscle
24:21 – Training + protein targets
27:30 – Q&A: protein timing & fasting
29:52 – Wrap-up & handoff
#JaimeSeeman #MuscleHealth #StrengthTraining #ResistanceTraining #ProteinIntake #MetabolicHealth #HealthyAging #Longevity #WomensHealth #FitnessTips #CoSci #LowCarbLifestyle
Dr. Jaime Seeman, a board-certified OB-GYN with a background in nutrition and exercise science, walks through why she prioritizes **strength and muscle** over appearance-focused health metrics.
She discusses how common measures like BMI can miss meaningful differences in body composition, then frames skeletal muscle as a key driver of metabolism, glucose disposal, and overall resilience.
The talk explores muscle as an “endocrine organ” via myokines, and connects hormones (including testosterone and estrogen) to muscle maintenance, aging, and performance.
She closes with practical takeaways around resistance training, protein targets, and a short Q&A on protein timing and fasting.
👉 Register at `https://cosci.org` for our coming CoSci 2026 at on March 13-15 in Las Vegas, NV. As with this presentation from 2025, you'll see great talks from Shawn Baker, Ken Berry, Amber O'Hearn, Nick Norwitz, Bret Scher and many, many more.
🎗️And best of all – CoSci is a charity event to support the Citizen Science Foundation, a 501(c)3 Public Charity supporting low carb/keto research like our #LMHR Study.
🫶 So you'll get to watch a great conference and support a good cause. Tickets start for as little as $25 – register now at `https://cosci.org`
⏱ Chapters
1:00 – Early influences & athletics
3:24 – Obesity messaging & metrics
5:23 – What muscle actually does
6:04 – Basal metabolic rate basics
7:03 – Muscle & glucose disposal
8:09 – Muscle & fat oxidation
9:00 – Protein “Lego” analogy
10:46 – Myokines: muscle signaling
12:34 – Testosterone in women
15:27 – Estrogen, menopause & muscle
18:35 – Strength predicts longevity
21:26 – Sarcopenia & aging muscle
24:21 – Training + protein targets
27:30 – Q&A: protein timing & fasting
29:52 – Wrap-up & handoff
#JaimeSeeman #MuscleHealth #StrengthTraining #ResistanceTraining #ProteinIntake #MetabolicHealth #HealthyAging #Longevity #WomensHealth #FitnessTips #CoSci #LowCarbLifestyle








![BREAKING – New Analysis of Heart Scan Data (CCTA) for Extremely high LDL vs Average LDL Cholesterol
BREAKING: Dr Matt Budoff has now presented the matched analysis for:
KETO (#LMHRstudy) vs Control (#MiHeart)
METHODS – 80 Participants of #LMHRstudy fell within #MiHeart age range and were then matched 1:1 for age, gender, race, diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, and past smoking to asymptomatic subjects from the #MiHeart cohort.
PRIMARY ANALYSIS – High resolution heart scans (#CCTA) allowing for primary analysis of Total Plaque Score (TPS), Total Stenosis Score (TSS) and Segment Involvement Score (SIS)
RESULTS
The matched mean age was 55.5 years, with mean #LDL cholesterol of 272 mg/dL (max LDL-C 591) mg/dl and mean 4.7 years duration on a ketogenic diet.
🚨 There was no significant difference in coronary plaque burden of #LMHRstudy (mean LDL-C 272) cohort as compared to #MiHeart controls (mean LDL 123 mg/dl); nb: pre-KETO LDL-C in KETO group was 122 mg/dl
🚨 There was no significant difference in CAC (median and IQR) [0 (0,56)] versus [1 (0, 49)], p = 0.520
🚨 No relationship of LDL-C elevations and plaque
⚠️ is still ongoing for second CCTA completion in our cohort by February of 2024. And as always, please continue to work with your doctor.
- I will have my own video reaction and thoughts in the coming hours.
🙏🙏🙏 to everyone and I mean everyone who helped us get to this pivotal milestone. 🙏🙏🙏 BREAKING – New Analysis of Heart Scan Data (CCTA) for Extremely high LDL vs Average LDL Cholesterol](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ny2JqAgoORo/mqdefault.jpg)

