With over 8 years in the medical field, Mike Linares has worked both out in the field on an Ambulance in the dangerous streets of Los Angeles County and the in crazy busy the Emergency Rooms. Coupled with his passion for teaching & desire to help other students and mixed with his chronic typpos and bad grammmer, SIMPLEnursing.com was born to not only help his fellow RN students, but nursing students worldwide. “I hope you enjoy the valuable jewels that Simplenursing.com has to offer. If so please let me know! I am a real person & I´d love to hear your thoughts good or bad on Face book, Twitter, or Youtube.”

Committed to Your Success, Mike

P.S. Feel free to tell your friends or family in nursing school about my site Simplenursing.com

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  • By: Cindy

    Sugar is a HUGE contributor to inflammation, which is BAD for the heart. I heard this speaker talk more about salt and no mention of sugar, which is concerning that he is not teaching this aspect of the population’s grossly increasing food intake. As well, an overload of carbs turns to sugar and this was not mentioned either.

  • By: Terry G

    What is wrong with animal protein? Please explain. Not much science behind what you say.

  • By: Frances James

    Mike Linares discussed several controversial topics well. Improving lifestyle will help our overall health. Each presenter has been outstanding in their own fields as well as being informative.

  • By: Lorna

    I would have
    been more apt to
    listen to the full
    presentation if M
    Linared had
    mentioned the
    role that carbs
    have in heart
    disease early in
    his presentation.
    Granted, I turned
    him off when he
    went all low fat
    so maybe he
    addressed it
    later. While I
    agree that “eat all
    the bacon you
    want” is a dumb
    simplification of
    low carb/ Paleo
    lifestyle I would
    have thought
    that any heart
    health speaker
    on a functional
    health summit
    would have been
    a little more
    enlightened.
    Sorry but thumbs
    down.

  • By: Lorna

    Sorry for the
    unintentional
    finger fumble on
    M Linares name

  • By: Mich

    WHY was this guy included in a Functional Med Summit?! “Eat less animal protein” “Fat causes stiff arteries” what?! High sugar is a most likely the problem. Never heard him mention that. If this guy’s advice is what nurses & doctors are learning in school, it’s no wonder 2/3 of the public are suffering with diabesity. Very disappointed in this presentation.

    • By: Terrie Brader RN

      Because he is trained in the
      traditional western medical
      model – he presents the basics.
      Take his basics and integrate
      all the other presented FHS
      information – it makes it all
      better. He paints a great basic
      picture of body function.

  • By: Irene

    Thank you for this summit. I am wondering, though,
    whether “functional” is a correct categorization. Here is a
    nurse offering typical medical information, which doesn’t
    sound functional at all. Vaguely disappointed.

  • By: Petrona

    I walk 45 min to an hour 6 days a week —–I have diabetes
    thyroid and high B/P do not eat much junk food fey food
    and not much salt or sugar so why do I have all these
    problem . I am 71 y old and weight 132 lbs

  • By: RNx40

    I have been a nurse for 40 years; this was not a
    professional level presentation on
    cardiovascular disease. And it does contradict
    most of what other talks have said about what
    leads to inflammation and steps to take to
    improve heart health.

  • By: Joe

    Wow! How ignorant can this guy be?
    The Atkins Diet doesn’t promote
    eating slabs of bacon. His
    presentation is so filled with
    errors, that I don’t know where to
    begin. I’m surprised that Dr. Ritchie
    failed to challenge him. If this is
    the theme of the summit, let me out
    of here! How can you have someone as
    knowledgeable as Dr. Mowll present
    one day, and then allow this
    charlatan to bloviate the next? I
    hope no one is foolish enough to
    spend a dime purchasing this
    misinformation.

  • By: Eileen

    Very disappointed that nursing students are being taught this. I have
    been eating a high healthily fat- low carb diet for 2 years and my
    triglycerides, CRP, cholesterol and A1c are the best they have been
    years. I am 70 years old and have reversed my prediabetes. My
    blood pressure is good. By healthy fat I mean cream, butter and
    meat from grass fed animals, avocado, olive oil and coconut oil.
    Again, disappointed in this guidance with no mention of sugar.

  • By: Ela

    Not that this will matter much to most because we are a
    rebellious people and do not want to follow instructions
    whether the creator of heaven or earth, laws of our country,
    rules by our employers, our parents, etc. Mike is right on
    and is backs up what the creator of heaven and earth tells
    us in the scripture Genesis 9:4: eat no flesh with its life, it’s
    blood. And of course he also tells us not to eat shellfish and
    pork – animals made to clean up our environment not to eat

  • By: Nora

    Well Mike I can see you are seriously dedicated to the medical
    model and helping nursing students who are left to fend for
    themselves. As a R.N. with over 30 years practice I can understand
    and relate to your cause. I have encountered more than one grad
    Nursing student who had been told that they would get the practice
    if they learned the theory. I mentored a number of them.
    That said, I really wish you would expose yourself to Functional
    medicine to learn and teach about new approaches and to
    understand diet better. After seeing numerous patients with
    critically low sodium levels or hyponatremia I think the advice to cut
    out salt is ill advised, its not salt per say but the type of processed
    salt. Also carbs as a causative factor should be addressed. Fats and
    cholesterol are not the bad guys they are said to be, Its the types of
    fats, and cholesterol is actually critical to many of the body
    functions. Lets improve nursing.

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