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The Lies Taught in Medical School — and How They’re Failing Women | Dr Robert Lufkin

The Lies Taught in Medical School — and How They’re Failing Women | Dr Robert Lufkin


Episode 458


What if the very system designed to keep us healthy is actually keeping us sick? In this powerful and eye-opening conversation, Dr. Robert Lufkin—former medical professor and author—pulls back the curtain on the modern healthcare system. He shares how chronic diseases like PCOS, Alzheimer's, and Type 2 diabetes don’t start with diagnosis—they begin silently, decades earlier, influenced by daily choices rather than medical interventions. With raw honesty, Dr. Lufkin reveals how he had to unlearn many of the "truths" he was taught in medical school and what he believes patients urgently need to understand to reclaim their health.

In this episode, Angela and Dr. Lufkin dive deep into the corruption embedded in health institutions, why metabolic dysfunction is at the root of almost every major illness, and the surprising power of lifestyle over medication. They also unpack how flawed dietary guidelines, seed oils, and the pharmaceutical-driven model are harming women in particular—especially those navigating hormonal shifts, fertility challenges, and cognitive decline. You’ll walk away from this episode empowered, informed, and with actionable steps to take your health into your own hands.

 

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

  • The Hidden Start of Disease: Chronic illnesses often begin years before diagnosis—catching them early is key.

  • Doctors Don't Make You Healthy: Medicine treats symptoms; only lifestyle changes address root causes.

  • Medical Education Is Broken: Many “truths” taught in med school are influenced by outdated science and industry bias.

  • The Food Industry’s Influence: Junk food companies shape dietary guidelines—often at the expense of public health.

  • Seed Oils and Processed Foods: Seed oils, often seen as “heart healthy,” may be contributing to chronic inflammation and disease.

  • Type 2 Diabetes Is Reversible: With the right nutrition, insulin resistance and diabetes don’t have to be lifelong conditions.

  • Ketosis and Brain Health: A ketogenic diet may significantly improve symptoms of Alzheimer’s and mental illness.

 

TIMESTAMPS AND KEY TOPICS:

  • 0:00 — Introduction
  • 1:34 — The biggest lies taught in medical school
  • 7:14 — Why healthcare isn’t set up for prevention
  • 10:42 — The food pyramid and junk food lobbying
  • 18:45 — The seed oil debate and saturated fat in the modern diet
  • 23:02 — Cholesterol, statins, and misunderstood heart risk
  • 29:28 — Why calcium scores are a more accurate marker
  • 34:00 — Angela’s personal story: PCOS, endometriosis, and being dismissed
  • 38:18 — Type 2 diabetes: root causes vs. symptom management
  • 46:39 — Preventing Alzheimer’s with lifestyle change
  • 50:07 — Ketosis and metabolic flexibility
  • 52:38 — Mental health, food, and epigenetics

 

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