Dr. Scott Sherr
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first heard May 2026
last heard 4d ago
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We see their testosterone level go down.
We see...
Some of their other adrenal hormones go down.
If you're not compensating for these things, and that's the main aspect of the study was if you're taking metformin and you're metabolically relatively healthy, you should not be taking metformin.
I saw this with some of my patients as well, when they were using it.
I had a couple of patients that were on it off-label in the beginning, and then I saw how terrible they felt after exercise.
I'm like, there's something going on here.
So that signal has been around for a while.
I mean, maybe as a quick primer on how the ketones work in the mitochondria would be helpful here, because there's obviously multiple different types.
We talk about oxidative phosphorylation.
We talk about the complexes.
The people that are listening on this podcast, we talk about these signs very deep into the electron transport chain a lot.
If you're thinking about ketones itself, why are they potentially more efficient than glucose, for example, when we are trying to make energy in the mitochondria?
Right, and this is a direct correlation to some of the research that you were initially doing with the Office of Naval Research and looking at preventing Navy Seers from having seizures at pressure, right?
Yes.
Yeah.
Continuous people on ventilators.
We see this all
time, right?
So yeah.
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