Casey Means
Casey Means, MD, is a Stanford-trained physician who left the surgical table to tackle the root causes of metabolic dysfunction. She is the co-founder of Levels, a health technology company that pairs continuous glucose monitors with software to help people understand how food affects their bodies in real-time. Means has become a leading voice in the "food as medicine" movement.\n\nIn her book Good Energy, co-authored with her brother Calley Means, she connects the dots between blood sugar instability and a host of modern chronic diseases. Rather than just treating symptoms with prescriptions, Means advocates for a metabolic overhaul through dietary changes, sleep optimization, and stress management. Her work empowers individuals to take ownership of their biological data to prevent illness before it starts.
Books by Casey Means

Good Energy
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