Public Health Insider | Modifying Metabolism- Small Choices, Big Results

There are numerous small choices that can lead to immediate, significant positive outcomes for your metabolic health.

Did you know that 1 out of every 3 Americans — roughly 100 million — are currently pre-diabetic and that most don't even know it?

Understanding your metabolism — what it is and why it is important — in today’s world of information saturation can feel confusing, overwhelming and deflating. However, there are numerous small choices that you can implement today that can lead to immediate, significant positive outcomes.

Hear from OSU College of Public Health and Human Sciences’ faculty Sean Newsom and Matt Robinson as they focus on empowered positive choices, highlight the latest research being done at OSU’s Translational Metabolism Research Laboratory and how you can break through all the noise to take back control over your metabolic health.

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