Reviewer: Theresa Greenwell
Theresa Greenwell is the Scientific Affairs Manager at BulletProof 360. She received her degree in Dietetics from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and has over 16 years of experience in supplement and nutritional product formulating, regulatory affairs, scientific research, and marketing. Having grown up as an overweight child, she strives to make products that will help others reach their weight and health goals in a way that is maintainable, not just temporary.
Theresa is passionate about animal welfare, history, health and hanging out with friends and family. She enjoys archery, target shooting, singing, dancing, hiking, roller skating and amusement parks.

You Have a Second Brain In Your Gut, Scientists Say. Here’s How It Keeps Your Colon Moving
You may be surprised to learn that you have a second brain… in your gut. The enteric nervous system (ENS) is made up of millions of neurons that keep the colon moving. How does it do this? Scientists didn’t know, until now. Researchers in Australia discovered that the neurons in...

Conjugated Linoleic Acid: How CLA Helps With Fat Burning and Immunity
If you’ve been following the Bulletproof Diet, or looking for a way to burn more fat on a healthy, whole food diet, you may have come across CLA, or conjugated linoleic acid. It’s one of the magic ingredients that make grass-fed butter and meat so incredible for boosting your physical...

Sirloin Steak With Rosemary-Coffee Marinade
Steak marinade recipe & content provided by Ryan Carter, Live Vitae Recently, I’ve been experimenting with rosemary in my Bulletproof Coffee, and thought, why not turn it into a steak marinade? And, when added to marinades, rosemary keeps fat from oxidizing at high heat. When I drank my rosemary coffee...

Bulletproof Coffee Egg Latte
Bulletproof Coffee Egg Latte recipe and content provided by Brent Totty Egg coffee is a traditional Vietnamese drink, usually made with egg yolks, sugar, condensed milk, and coffee, of course. This keto egg coffee recipe has all the flavor of the creamy, protein-rich concoction, without any energy-sapping ingredients. This creamy...

Apple Cider Vinegar Benefits: Healthy Weight Management, Gut Health and Skin Health
Apple cider vinegar is made by fermenting apple juice using acetic acid bacteria. Raw, organic and unfiltered apple cider vinegar still contains the mother. This is the source of ACV’s antioxidants, trace minerals and other bioactive compounds. Apple cider vinegar benefits include supporting metabolism, preserving lean body mass and curbing...

Is Colloidal Silver Safe? Uses and Benefits of This Old Time Remedy
When you start researching colloidal silver, you get mixed messages. Team Colloidal Silver touts it as a cure-all, backing the claims with personal stories about how it took care of problems that other remedies couldn’t touch. Then, you hear scary warnings from the other side, claiming at best that it...

How to Stay Awake After an All-Nighter
Need to learn how to stay awake after a sleepless night? Make no mistake, all-nighters do nothing for your health. Less sleep raises blood pressure and adversely affects the levels of your stress hormone, cortisol. If you want to support your health and perform at your peak on the regular,...

Cauliflower and Ribeye Steak Fajitas
Cauliflower and Ribeye Steak Fajitas recipe and content provided by Brent Totty When traveling, ordering steak fajitas always seems like the healthy choice. What we don’t think about is where the ingredients come from or how that meal is prepared. Grass-fed steak is rarely found at standard restaurants, so you...

No-Bake Coconut Lemon Bars
No-Bake Coconut Lemon Bars recipe and content provided by Brent Totty Finding a way to satisfy your sweet tooth can be a struggle when living the Bulletproof lifestyle. The very nature of the Bulletproof Diet is to cut down on sugar cravings and take control of your dietary choices. That...

Blueberry Avocado Smoothie Bowl
Smoothie bowl recipe & content provided by Brent Totty Antioxidants in our diet fight those nasty little things called free radicals that cause cell damage and oxidative stress. With a bit of intelligent timing, we can harness the power of antioxidants to fight these free radicals while also nourishing the...

Can Violet Light Help With Myopia? A Study Weighs In
Got horrible vision? A daily dose of sunlight could help. An NIH study reveals sun’s violet light (VL) can prevent myopia, otherwise known as short- or nearsighted vision. The number of people who are nearsighted (unable to see objects far away) has doubled worldwide in the past 50 years, and researchers...

Study: Inflammation Gets Triggered at Certain Times of Day
A fascinating animal study finds that the symptoms and seriousness of some inflammatory diseases are linked to time of day. Specifically, the study revealed that a biological clock protein with anti-inflammatory powers prevented the onset in mice of one type of inflammatory disease, fulminant hepatitis. Fulminant hepatitis is a serious...

Here’s How to Do the Whole30 and Be Bulletproof
These days, diets are about weight loss, sure – but they also aim to help you find a healthier, happier approach to food, one that will make you look and feel your best. The Bulletproof Diet, born out of a decade of work with some of the world’s top health...

To Run Faster, Supplement With These Minerals, Says Study
Want to upgrade your workout performance? A study published in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition finds that women who took a mineral and nutrient supplement for a month improved their three-mile run time by nearly one minute. The supplement included iron, copper, zinc, carnitine (an amino acid derivative)...

Do This One Thing to Fall Asleep Faster, Says Study
A study in the Journal of Experimental Psychology demonstrates that people who took five minutes to write a to-do list for the next day before going to bed fell asleep faster. For the 40% of Americans who report trouble falling asleep at least a few times a month, this is...

A Low-Carb Diet Helps Shed Body Fat, Even if the Scale Doesn’t Change
A study published in American Heart Association journal, Circulation, has found that a low-carb diet was better than a low-fat diet at reducing people’s body fat—even if the weight they lost was minimal. The study used MRI imaging technology to observe changes in organ fat distribution, and concluded that a Mediterranean,...