1. Peter Attia says, “I never once questioned the conventional wisdom… assumed the pathological sequence of events was settled science.” What do you think he means by this? How does it relate to science and nutrition? 2. How does Attia flip the traditional thinking behind insulin resistance and obesity?

3. How do Attia’s thoughts and ideas about obesity and insulin resistance speak to the enormous role that science plays in nutrition and health?

Asoccer mom is driving her 75 year old grandmother and her 9 year old daughter home after the game. the grandmother and daughter were both in the back seat and both were wearing their seat belts. a car ran a red light in front of them, causing them to t-bone that car on the passenger side. fortunately there were no serious injuries, but the grandmother did sustain several rib fractures. the mother, daughter and driver of the at-fault car were shaken up but unhurt. what are some possible reasons that the grandmother sustained rib fractures while the other victims did not?

Aclient has been hospitalized for an endocrine system dysfunction of the pancreas. the registered nurse asks the new orientee nurse what kind of problem a client hospitalized for endocrine dysfunction of the pancreas would expect. the new orientee nurse demonstrates understanding if which statement is made?

Recognizing your emotions is an important first step toward a. dealing with them in a healthy way b. acting on them immediately c. using defense mechanisms to deal with them d. denying that they exist