Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Jenny Mitich outlines a case that some individuals may continue to experience insulin resistance even when following a strict carnivore or zero-carb diet, using her husband’s data as a detailed example. She explores how metabolic history, visceral fat, stress, and fasting protocols may influence outcomes, and presents month-by-month results from bloodwork, DEXA scans, CGM readings, and weight changes. The talk frames long-duration water fasting, ultra-low-carb eating, and light movement as an experimental approach the couple used to investigate persistent metabolic dysfunction. Viewers get a narrative built around real measurements, a hypothesis about a potential “switch-flip” moment, and a set of takeaways on what the speaker suggests might help when typical low-carb strategies fall short.
👉 Register at 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 cosci.org
⏱ Chapters
0:00 – Intro & Speaker Background
1:07 – Carnivore Results Diverge
2:13 – Goran’s Metabolic History
3:20 – Early Biomarker Concerns
4:27 – Ketosis Issues & Visceral Fat
5:33 – Designing a New Protocol
6:39 – Implementing Fasting & Training
7:46 – Bloodwork Trends Over Time
8:52 – CGM Data & Variability
9:59 – DEXA: Fat, Lean Mass & Visceral Fat
11:05 – Weight Loss Progress
12:12 – Key Takeaways & Lessons
13:18 – Stress, Lifestyle & Measurement
14:17 – Closing Remarks
#JennyMitich #carnivorediet #insulinresistance #metabolichealth #fasting #lowcarb #keto #visceralfat #CGM #DEXA #CoSci #CoSci26
Jenny Mitich outlines a case that some individuals may continue to experience insulin resistance even when following a strict carnivore or zero-carb diet, using her husband’s data as a detailed example. She explores how metabolic history, visceral fat, stress, and fasting protocols may influence outcomes, and presents month-by-month results from bloodwork, DEXA scans, CGM readings, and weight changes. The talk frames long-duration water fasting, ultra-low-carb eating, and light movement as an experimental approach the couple used to investigate persistent metabolic dysfunction. Viewers get a narrative built around real measurements, a hypothesis about a potential “switch-flip” moment, and a set of takeaways on what the speaker suggests might help when typical low-carb strategies fall short.
👉 Register at 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 cosci.org
⏱ Chapters
0:00 – Intro & Speaker Background
1:07 – Carnivore Results Diverge
2:13 – Goran’s Metabolic History
3:20 – Early Biomarker Concerns
4:27 – Ketosis Issues & Visceral Fat
5:33 – Designing a New Protocol
6:39 – Implementing Fasting & Training
7:46 – Bloodwork Trends Over Time
8:52 – CGM Data & Variability
9:59 – DEXA: Fat, Lean Mass & Visceral Fat
11:05 – Weight Loss Progress
12:12 – Key Takeaways & Lessons
13:18 – Stress, Lifestyle & Measurement
14:17 – Closing Remarks
#JennyMitich #carnivorediet #insulinresistance #metabolichealth #fasting #lowcarb #keto #visceralfat #CGM #DEXA #CoSci #CoSci26






![From Diet to Disorder: The Craniofacial Connection – Stephen Zwick – #CoSci
[Heads up if you havent already, consider coming to Las Vegas for our very next #CoSci conference this February 8th and 9th, 2025. For more details, visit CoSci.org]
Stephen Zwick delivers an insightful presentation on craniofacial development and its impact on sleep, breathing, and metabolic health. Drawing from personal experiences and scientific research, he explains how modern diets, sleep disruptions, and structural issues in craniofacial development contribute to health challenges. Stephen highlights the importance of early intervention, personalized solutions, and a broader understanding of how craniofacial health influences systemic well-being.
0:00 – Introduction to Stephen Zwick and the Topic
0:28 – Focus on Craniofacial Development and Health
1:08 – Current Discussions Around Sleep and Health
1:50 – Identifying Symptoms of Poor Craniofacial Development
2:26 – Weston Price’s Research on Modern Diets and Facial Structure
3:39 – Epigenetics and Environmental Factors in Jaw Development
4:46 – Impacts of Narrow Palates and Jaw Misalignment
5:18 – Consequences of Nasal Breathing vs. Mouth Breathing
6:02 – Role of Nitric Oxide in Breathing and Blood Oxygen Levels
6:24 – Metabolic Impacts of Sleep Disruptions
7:13 – The Link Between Sleep, Stress, and Mitochondrial Dysfunction
7:53 – Sleep Disorders as Root Causes of Psychiatric Symptoms
9:01 – Stephen’s Personal Journey with Sleep Disorders
10:22 – Exploring Surgical and Non-Surgical Treatment Options
11:39 – Importance of Early Intervention in Children
12:30 – Comparing Surgical and Non-Surgical Approaches
13:00 – Long-Term Effects and Challenges of Treatment
13:42 – Improvements in Stephen’s Sleep and Blood Markers
14:28 – Recommended Resources for Further Reading
14:50 – Closing Remarks on Integrating Health and Craniofacial Awareness From Diet to Disorder: The Craniofacial Connection – Stephen Zwick – #CoSci](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CkFHqMn4OC8/mqdefault.jpg)



