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by Jon Skelton, MD
This podcast is for those wanting common sense practical tips and education for optimizing all three areas of health: Physical (Body), Mental (Mind), and Spiritual Health-- all while being Bible based, and science backed, so you can Live Life Well.
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Are GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Mounjaro, and tirzepatide actually reversing Type 2 diabetes—or just putting it on pause? In this episode of The Living Life Well Show, Dr. Jon Skelton breaks down the latest research on GLP-1s and diabetes remission, including a landmark 2025 Lancet study of over 14,000 patients and the SURPASS trials on tirzepatide. What you'll learn: How "diabetes remission" is defined—and why the definition matters The real remission rates: from 5.8% (strict, medication-free) to 18.3% (broadest definition) How long remission actually lasts once you stop a GLP-1 (hint: it's measured in months, not years) Who is most likely to achieve remission—and who is not Tirzepatide (Mounjaro) vs. semaglutide (Ozempic): what the SURPASS trials revealed What happens to your A1C and weight when you stop a GLP-1 Why GLP-1s can be a powerful kickstart—but not a standalone solution The role of visceral fat, gut health, and thyroid function in metabolic health Key terms & topics: GLP-1 medications, Type 2 diabetes remission, hemoglobin A1C, tirzepatide, semaglutide, Ozempic, Mounjaro, insulin resistance, visceral fat, weight loss, metabolic health, SURPASS trials, Lancet 2025 study, diabetes reversal Episode Chapters: 0:00 — Introduction 0:28 — What the 2025 Lancet Study Found 1:19 — How Remission Is Defined 2:51 — Who Actually Achieves Remission? 6:36 — Tirzepatide & the SURPASS Trials 10:39 — What Happens When You Stop a GLP-1 15:00 — More Than Just A1C: The Bigger Picture 18:05 — GLP-1s as a Kickstart, Not a Crutch 19:49 — How to Get Help Ready to take the next step? Schedule a free discovery call with the Live Life Well Clinic at https://livelifewellclinic.com/ Learn more about the Metabolic Reset Course: Take me to the Metabolic Reset If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and share it with someone who might benefit. Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment and educational purposes only and is not meant to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Please consult a qualified medical professional for your specific needs.
In this episode of The Living Life Well Show, Dr. Jon Skelton, MD breaks down Texas's groundbreaking legislation (Senate Bill 25) requiring nutrition education for medical professionals — and why it matters for your health. Did you know the average physician receives just 1.2 hours of nutrition education during all four years of medical school? That's changing. Texas is leading a national movement, alongside Secretary Kennedy's pledge, to require 40 hours of nutritional education in medical schools. In this episode, Dr. Skelton explains what this means for you and your doctor visits. What You'll Learn: >- Why Texas passed Senate Bill 25 and what the nutrition advisory committee is doing > - How the 1.2-hour nutrition education gap affects your medical care > - What the 40-hour medical school pledge means for future physicians > - Actionable nutrition tips for diabetes, gut health, and thyroid conditions: > - How to reduce sugar and increase fiber (and where to shop in the grocery store) > - Why you should avoid seed oils and how to choose the right cooking oils > - The truth about iodine, sea salt, and thyroid health > - How GLP-1 patients can benefit from better nutritional guidance > - The "Nutrition Communication for Diabetes Prevention" CME course from UT Austin Ready to take control of your health?Visit https://livelifewellclinic.com/ to schedule a discovery call or enroll in the Metabolic Reset or Forty Days courses. > > **Keywords:** blood sugar, diabetes, thyroid health, gut health, nutrition, seed oils, iodine, sea salt, fiber, sugar, GLP-1, metabolic syndrome, A1C, insulin resistance, cooking oils, thyroid medication, Dr. Jon Skelton, Live Life Well Clinic
Could your own cells cure your diabetes? In this episode of The Living Life Well Show, we dive into a groundbreaking 2025 study on autologous stem cell transplants — a process that takes your own skin cells, reprograms them into insulin-producing beta islet cells, and puts them back into your body. The result? Type 1 and insulin-dependent Type 2 diabetics going insulin-free for the first time — without the need for immunosuppressive drugs. We break down how this cutting-edge therapy works, who qualifies, the risks and rewards, and what it means for the future of diabetes treatment. In this episode: What autologous stem cell transplantation is and how it differs from traditional organ transplants How stem cells are reprogrammed into beta islet cells using small molecules (including vitamin C and valproic acid) The 1-year study results showing patients still producing their own insulin Who qualifies: early-stage Type 1 and Type 2 diabetics (5–10 years) Potential risks including telomere shortening and cancer concerns Why lifestyle and diet still matter after treatment How to enroll in ongoing clinical trials Resources & Links: Vertex Pharmaceuticals clinical trial (VX-880): clinicaltrials.gov Breakthrough T1D: breakthrought1d.org Schedule a free discovery call: livelifewellclinic.com Learn about our Metabolic Reset program: Click Here for the Metabolic Reset Course Keywords: stem cell transplant, diabetes, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, insulin-free, autologous transplant, beta islet cells, VX-880, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, immunosuppressive drugs, clinical trials, metabolic health, Living Life Well Clinic, Metabolic Reset
Dr. Jon Skelton breaks down what "zero sugar" and "low-fat" labels are really hiding — and why they may be fueling insulin resistance, gut damage, and kidney disease. In this episode: Why the 1980s-90s low-fat craze backfired and fueled the type 2 diabetes epidemic A new meta-analysis on artificial sweeteners (Splenda, aspartame, saccharin) and their impact on insulin, A1C, and gut microbiome health Why "natural" sweeteners like stevia, monk fruit, and coconut sugar still trigger a pancreatic response The surprising link between diabetes and the 36 million Americans with chronic kidney disease Why standard GFR and lab ranges may be masking early kidney distress — and what to check instead (hint: urine albumin) How to read labels and spot hidden sugar mimickers If you or a loved one are managing diabetes, gut issues, or kidney concerns, this episode is essential listening. Learn more or schedule a free discovery call at https://livelifewellclinic.com/schedule-an-appointment/, or get started with the Click Here for the Metabolic Reset Course. The Living Life Well Show — hosted by Dr. Jon Skelton. For entertainment and educational purposes only; not a substitute for professional medical advice.
n this episode of The Living Life Well Show, Dr. Jon Skelton breaks down exactly what to eat — and how and when to eat it — to support a healthy gut microbiome, reduce inflammation, and heal your gut lining. What You'll Learn: The #1 predictor of microbiome diversity (hint: aim for 30 plant varieties per week) Why fermented foods like yogurt, kefir, kimchi, sauerkraut, and kombucha are gut health staples The best polyphenol-rich foods: berries, green tea, olive oil, dark chocolate (70%+), and coffee How to choose herbs and spices for maximum benefit (fresh > single-source > blended) Omega-3 sources that reduce gut inflammation — including options for non-seafood eaters The surprising power of cooked and cooled potatoes and rice (resistant starch & butyrate) Why how you eat matters: slowing down, limiting fluids during meals, and eating order The 2–3 hour pre-bedtime eating cutoff and why your gut needs rest to heal When a probiotic or prebiotic supplement may actually be necessary Why the Mediterranean diet ties gut health, thyroid, and blood sugar together Resources Mentioned: Metabolic Reset Course — Click Here to Learn More Free 20-minute discovery call with Dr. Skelton — Click Here to Schedule Keywords: gut health, microbiome, fermented foods, probiotics, prebiotics, resistant starch, polyphenols, Mediterranean diet, gut inflammation, butyrate, fiber, gut healing The Living Life Well Show is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any condition. Always consult a qualified medical professional.
Are you eating in a way that supports your thyroid? In this episode of The Living Life Well Show, we dive into one of the most requested topics — what to eat when you have thyroid disease. Whether you're dealing with hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, Hashimoto's, or Graves' disease, the food you eat plays a powerful role in thyroid hormone production, conversion, and inflammation control. In this episode, you'll learn: How the thyroid works and why T4-to-T3 conversion matters Why protein is foundational for thyroid hormone transport The best food sources of selenium, zinc, and iodine — and how much you actually need Why iodine is a "Goldilocks" nutrient (too much or too little causes problems) The truth about wild-caught vs. farmed fish and cage-free eggs How blood sugar control and gut health are directly tied to thyroid function When to supplement vs. getting nutrients from whole foods Top thyroid-supportive foods mentioned: Eggs & Greek yogurt Salmon, sardines, trout & yellowfin tuna Brazil nuts (selenium powerhouse) Pumpkin seeds & legumes (zinc) Seaweed & iodized salt (iodine) Turkey Key takeaway: Thyroid health isn't just about medication — it's about creating the right nutritional environment for your body to produce and convert thyroid hormones effectively. 🔗 Ready to balance your thyroid and reset your metabolism? Join our Metabolic Reset program — mentioned in this episode — to get personalized support for blood sugar regulation and thyroid health. Click Here for the Metabolic Reset Course Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone managing thyroid disease. #ThyroidHealth #Hypothyroidism #Hashimotos #NutritionForThyroid #LivingLifeWell #ThyroidDiet #FunctionalNutrition #WholeFoods #MetabolicHealth
Managing diabetes starts with what's on your plate — but with so much conflicting advice online, it's hard to know where to begin. In this episode, Dr. Jon Skelton kicks off a new series called What Should I Eat? with a deep dive into nutrition for diabetes and insulin resistance. In this episode, you'll learn: The #1 breakfast rule for diabetics (and why cereal is the enemy) Can diabetics eat fruit? Yes — here's how to do it right The fructose chart explained: berries vs. bananas vs. pineapple Why fiber order at meals matters more than you think Low-carb fast food survival guide: Chipotle, Wendy's, burger joints & chicken places The hidden sugar bomb in your condiments and salad dressings Best snacks to avoid glucose spikes (beef jerky, nuts, seeds & more) Rice and potatoes: which varieties are least harmful — and when to avoid them entirely Oatmeal and sourdough bread: the truth for diabetics Artificial sweeteners and alcohol: why they're worse than you think How to use a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) to personalize your diet The simple meal formula: Fiber first → Protein second → Carbs last Resources mentioned: Metabolic Reset Course: Metabolic Reset course Link Link to Live Life Well Clinic Appointment Continuous glucose monitors: Dexcom, Freestyle Libre, Stelo Keywords: diabetes diet, insulin resistance, blood sugar, A1C reduction, low carb, diabetic meal plan, continuous glucose monitor, what to eat for diabetes, glycemic index, fructose chart, metabolic reset, Dr. Jon Skelton, Living Life Well
Episode Title: Beginner HIIT Essentials: The Metabolic 3 Workout Guide Description: Ready to start HIIT but not sure where to begin? In this episode of The Living Life Well Show, Dr. Jon Skelton breaks down everything beginners need to know before jumping into high-intensity interval training (HIIT). Learn the three foundational exercises that build the strength and stamina required for a safe, effective HIIT workout — no equipment needed. In This Episode: What HIIT is and why it's effective for beginners The 3 essential exercises you need to master before starting HIIT: squats, push-ups, and planks Step-by-step progressions for each exercise (from easiest to most advanced) How to know when you're ready to graduate to a full HIIT workout The Metabolic 3 Beginner HIIT Workout — a 15–20 minute, bodyweight-only routine you can do at home How to structure your intervals, rest periods, and rounds Why "high intensity" is always relative to your fitness level Key Takeaways: Master 10 sit-to-stand squats, 10 push-ups, and a 30-second plank before starting HIIT Beginners should use 15–30 second intervals with equal or double rest time The full HIIT guide includes 3 rounds targeting lower body, upper body, and core Modifications are available for every fitness level — anyone can do HIIT Free Download: Get the Metabolic 3 Quick Start Guide — a free beginner HIIT workout guide referenced in this episode. Click Here to Get the Guide Keywords: beginner HIIT workout, high intensity interval training for beginners, bodyweight HIIT at home, how to start HIIT, metabolic workout guide, sit to stand squats, beginner push-ups, plank workout, HIIT modifications, Living Life Well show, Dr. Jon Skelton, no equipment workout, interval training for beginners, home workout routine Connect & Learn More: Website: livelifewellclinic.com Disclaimer: This episode is for entertainment and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified medical professional before beginning any new exercise program.
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