Podcast Show Notes

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #042 • Darius Sharpe, RN — Part 1

An ER nurse with 24 years on the front lines of metabolic disease: the copy-paste patient, a 256 postprandial glucose from In-N-Out, and what juice does…

Jul 31 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #043 • Lily Johnston, MD

A vascular surgeon who stopped taking people's legs off to ask why they needed removing — and wrote a book about what medicine did to her along the way.

Jul 14 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #011 • Austin Dudzinski, PharmD

A clinical pharmacist's deep dive into remnant cholesterol, the LMHR paper, and why PESA's most-cited graph is misleading.

Oct 27, 2025 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #009 • Eric Westman, MD

The OG low-carb clinician on Atkins, the death certificate scandal, total vs. net carbs, and what the new LMHR paper means for medicine.

Oct 14, 2025 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #008 • Alex Leaf

A research writer's reckoning with the LDL causality graph, the personal fat threshold, and why discussion beats debate.

Oct 8, 2025 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #007 • Nick Verhoeven, PhD (Physionic)

Study design, statistical adjustments, Bradford Hill, and what the LMHR longitudinal data might actually show — a molecular medicine PhD asks the hard…

Oct 1, 2025 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #006 • Nick Norwitz, PhD • Part 3

Peter Attia's evolving lipid positions, the transcytosis hypothesis, Bryan Johnson declining a CTA, and whether death is an engineering problem.

Sep 26, 2025 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #005 • Nick Norwitz, PhD • Part 2

Brian Johnson under scrutiny, the carbohydrate-insulin model explained, and why the Kevin Hall Nature Medicine trial should be evaluated with a more…

Sep 22, 2025 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #004 • Nick Norwitz • Part 1

Osteoporosis at 21, IBD at Oxford, and how a ketogenic diet changed everything — the full patient story behind the researcher.

Sep 18, 2025 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #003 • Gary Taubes • Part 2

The Pennington lecture, the method of multiple working hypotheses, and whether the carbohydrate-insulin model can survive being wrong.

Sep 8, 2025 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #002 • Gary Taubes • Part 1

Four decades of reporting on bad science meets the cholesterol hypothesis, energy balance tautology, and suppressed history of obesity research.

Sep 3, 2025 • TFP_

TFP_ Show Notes • Episode #001 • Cynthia Thurlow, NP

Dave Feldman opens The Feldman Protocol with a simple aim: less tribalism, more honest conversation. Cynthia Thurlow joins for a wide-ranging discussion…

Aug 29, 2025 • TFP_

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