Diet Tips

Food is fuel and a crucial part of overall wellness. So, we’ve created blogs to help you make informed decisions about what ends up on your plate. Including articles about the Bulletproof Diet, healthy eating, intermittent fasting, the Keto Diet, superfoods and weight management that are thoroughly researched and reviewed for scientific accuracy by Bulletproof’s staff naturopathic doctor.

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Bulletproof Shopping Guide and Checklist: Find Bulletproof Foods Near You

Want to reap all the benefits of the Bulletproof Diet? It’s about more than just eating the foods on the green end of the spectrum; it’s about eating the highest quality versions of those foods, which sometimes can be hard to find. Ideally, the foods you eat will be local,...

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The Bulletproof Diet Book: Now In Stores Near You!

Exactly 10 years ago to the day, I met my wife Dr. Lana for the first time in Las Vegas at the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine.There is no way I could have imagined that *exactly* 10 years later, she would be my wife, we’d have 2 awesome kids, they...

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6 Recipes for a Bulletproof Thanksgiving, From Breakfast to Dessert

Enjoying yourself around the holidays means eating (and sharing!) delicious food. If you follow a keto or gluten-free diet, you might wonder what’s on the menu this Thanksgiving. Good news: It’s easy to enjoy flavorful, satisfying meals that fit your health goals. Here are a few delectable dishes to whip...

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Bulletproof Diet For Women: The Top 5 Food Hacks to Kick Even More Butt

This post is one of a series of new science posts focusing on topics from The Bulletproof Diet, available now online and in stores. It’s good to be back to writing more focused content on the blog now that the book is done. Enjoy!   The Bulletproof Diet is for people...

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MCT Oil Salad Dressings: Creamy Basil Vinaigrette

Wondering how to get more fat into your salad? Brain Octane MCT oil, of course! You might already know that Brain Octane is a brain-powering, fat-burning part of Bulletproof Coffee, but it’s also excellent in MCT oil salad dressing. Here’s why. MCT oil brings out the fat-soluble flavors in foods. It’s flavorless, so...

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Bulletproof Coffee Versus Fatty Coffee

Black coffee is so powerful that Johann Sebastian Bach wrote a musical piece in 1732, titled “The Coffee Cantata,” with lines like “If I can’t drink my bowl of coffee three times daily, then in my torment, I will shrivel up like a piece of roast goat.” Scientists are still...

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Superfoods That Help Fight Inflammation and Taste Amazing

Clever but ill-informed marketers will name almost any unusual food a “superfood.” Did you know goji berries are in the nightshade family like tomatoes? The truth of the matter is that real superfoods have science behind them, and when you eat them, you can feel a difference quickly. In particular,...

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You Can Now Find Your Favorite Bulletproof Products in CVS

All Bulletproof products are 25% off at CVS stores, April 7-13! Hurry in to your neighborhood CVS store to get a great deal on Bulletproof Cold Brew Coffee, Brain Octane Oil, and Unflavored Collagen Protein Powder. In-store only, so stop in and stock up! Featured product: Bulletproof® Coffee Cold Brew Vanilla...

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How Fructose Makes You Stupid and Fish Makes You Smart

This is yet another study in support of the low fructose, and adequate omega 3 recommendations in Bulletproof Diet. Not only does excess fructose give you fatty liver disease, high triglycerides, fungal infections, diabetes, gout, and make you obese, it also hurts your brain function. In this new study, two...

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How Bulletproof Coffee Helps Low Carb Paleo Dry Eyes

Just about any coffee can stop dry eyes in two ways: 1.  Bad coffee tastes bad and has toxins in it, which makes you sad, which makes you cry. Problem solved! 2.  The caffeine in coffee acts on certain chemical receptors in your brain, which facilitates the release of tears....

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Another Reason Wheat Destroys Your Performance

When you look at biochemistry, it really is amazing that people still think of wheat as a food. Besides lectins, phytic acid, digestive inhibitors, and various other antinutrients, wheat is mostly contaminated with mold toxins.  The toxins form while the wheat is being transported or stored, but new evidence is...

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Greg’s Butter Experiment: Did Butter Replace Statins For Him?

  Statins are one of the most used drugs in the history of human existence.  In 2008, $12.4 billion dollars worth of Lipitor was sold. In 2000, almost half of all patients with dyslipidemia (bad blood results) were taking a statin (this is despite a lack of clinical trials showing they...

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VIDEO: How to Make Bulletproof Meals for Kids

Not all Bulletproof readers have kids – but those who do frequently ask, “What the heck should I feed my kids?” It’s hard to get kids to eat healthy food when they’re used to chocolate frosted sugar bombs for breakfast. Fortunately, it’s much easier to get kids to eat a...

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My Perspective on “Safe Starches”

At the Ancestral Health Summit at Harvard University, one of the more interesting panels titled “Safe Starches: Are They Essential on an Ancestral Diet?” was moderated by Jimmy Moore, of Low-Carb Cruise fame. The panelists included Chris Kresser and Paul Jaminet, both guys I respect very much who argue that...

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The Neuroscientific Way to Be More Bulletproof with Caffeine

When it comes to being Bulletproof, eating is only a small part of what you can do to perform better. You won’t find many Paleo bloggers who follow neuroscientists, but I consider neuroscience and psychology to be as important for personal performance as food. If you eat crap, you won’t...

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Coffee, Muscle, and Aging: Good News

Caffeine is obviously a major component of coffee, but it’s not the only one by long shot that has a biological effect. If we focus on just the caffeine part of coffee as a central nervous system stimulant, there are some interesting benefits that come to mind, like increased muscle...