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Defiant Health Radio with Dr. William Davis

Defiant Health Radio with Dr. William Davis

William Davis, MD 172 Episodes Aug 15, 2026

Cardiologist and author Dr. William Davis presents unvarnished truths about health, covering topics like microbiome health, heart health, thyroid health, weight loss, and reversing type 2 diabetes. He challenges industry-driven misinformation and offers science-based insights for reclaiming health.

Episodes

What happens when you keep triglycerides 60 mg/dl or less?
What happens when you keep triglycerides 60 mg/dl or less? Aug 15, 2026 790 Of the four values provided on any standard cholesterol panel, the triglyceride value reveals the most about your health. Ironically, it is often the value most commonly ignored or dismissed, or simply treated using the wrong agents. Here is what you can expect if you keep triglycerides 60 mg/dl or less. Support the showYouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@WilliamDavisMDBlog: WilliamDavisMD.c
An end to heart disease click bait: How heart disease is REALLY caused and managed
An end to heart disease click bait: How heart disease is REALLY caused and managed Aug 6, 2026 823 You've seen the click-bait headlines: "Take this one supplement and dissolve plaque," or "Eat this one food every day to dissolve plaque." None of this true, any more than reducing cholesterol "dissolves plaque."There is a logical and scientifically validated approach to gain control over coronary atherosclerotic plaque and thereby risk for heart attack and relat
One of the best kept secrets in healthcare: The diameter of your thoracic aorta
One of the best kept secrets in healthcare: The diameter of your thoracic aorta Aug 5, 2026 535 Many people have had an echocardiogram, CT heart scan, or other imaging test of their heart or chest during which an enlarged ascending thoracic aorta was identified--but you are almost NEVER told. Yet an enlarged aorta is a diseased aorta that puts you at risk over time of aneurysm rupture, dissection, both of which are catastrophic, and "mini-strokes" from fragmentation of atheroclerot
Smoke inhalation: Cardiovascular risk factor
Smoke inhalation: Cardiovascular risk factor Jul 21, 2026 379 The recent Canadian wildfires that have caused a thick blanket of smoke to cover the upper Midwest and Northeast is, as reported by the media, a threat to people with lung conditions. But it also adds to risk for heart disease, rarely or never mentioned and therefore often dismissed. But smoke inhalation is indeed a cardiovascular risk factor. Here is some of the most compelling evidence for this
Join our upcoming Caribbean Cruise: The New Science Behind Reshaping Your Body
Join our upcoming Caribbean Cruise: The New Science Behind Reshaping Your Body Jul 15, 2026 2329 Considering joining us on our Caribbean cruise scheduled for Feb-March, 2027? Here's a conversation between me and JJ Flizanes on what you can expect. We are packing the schedule full of educational presentations and demonstrations that well The New Body Blueprint, encouraging you to think a new way on how to shape your body while obtaining magnificent health. And you will also enjoy a total
Thoracic Aortic Dissection: What To Know
Thoracic Aortic Dissection: What To Know Jul 13, 2026 624 Senator Lindsay Graham recently died unexpectedly from a thoracic aortic dissection, taking the world by surprise. Is this something you should be concerned about for your own health? You may actually have already been tested for this, even if the results were not shared with you. Here is a discussion about what an aortic dissection is, why and how it occurs, how to find out if it applies to you,
Bacteriocins: Key to surviving the age of antibiotics?
Bacteriocins: Key to surviving the age of antibiotics? Jul 12, 2026 798 Normally, you should have numerous species of microbes inhabiting your gastrointestinal tract and other body locations that produce bacteriocins, i.e., natural antibiotics that keep unhealthy microbial species from taking over. Unfortunately, modern antibiotics, while necessary at times, have killed off species that were previously protecting you by producing bacteriocins. This allows the emergenc
Why is cholesterol testing not dead yet?
Why is cholesterol testing not dead yet? Jul 2, 2026 1011 Why are we still using 1950s technology to predict and manage risk for heart disease in the form of cholesterol testing? Superior methods have been available for >30 years. Sadly, the key is money. If superior methods to identify and manage risk for heart disease are essentially without cost, how would the healthcare industry make its money? Support the showYouTube channel: https://www.youtube.
Why does curing type 2 diabetes remain a secret?
Why does curing type 2 diabetes remain a secret? Jun 24, 2026 1201 I find it shocking that, as easy as type 2 diabetes is to reverse,  backed up by even human clinical trials validating this concept, few doctors inform their diabetic patients of this. Oddly, now that GLP-1 agonist (disastrous) drugs are available, the reduction in blood sugar coupled with weight loss has brought the idea of type 2 diabetes remission to the forefront, since it now is profitable to
How can you know when SIBO is gone?
How can you know when SIBO is gone? Jun 19, 2026 758 If you have made efforts to reverse small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, SIBO, how can you know whether you have succeeded?Here are a number of indicators you can use to decide. After all, reverse SIBO and the endotoxemia that accompanies it provides huge advantages in virtually every aspect of health: emotional, physical, social. Support the showYouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@William
"I have a 'cheat' day once per week--Is that okay"
"I have a 'cheat' day once per week--Is that okay" May 20, 2026 729 If you are trying to eradicate one of the REAL causes of risk for heart disease, small dense LDL particles, is a once-per-week "cheat" day allowable? Can you get away with it by exercising more the following day, or being extra strict? No. Unfortunately, small dense LDL particles are unforgiving and persist for an unusually long period in the bloodstream, thereby adding to risk for cardi
Understand the "Universe" of Small Dense LDL Particles
Understand the "Universe" of Small Dense LDL Particles May 14, 2026 774 Why does much of the world cling to the outdated notion that cholesterol is the cause of heart disease and that reducing cholesterol is the solution, even after decades of evidence have more than amply demonstrated that this approach is woefully inadequate? Sadly, it's about money. But you do not have to be hogtied by financial concerns. You can take a path that actually works. You can start

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