Dr. Ian Smith is on 'beWell' to talk about his new book The Met Flex Diet: Burn Better Fuel, Burn More Fat. Davis' book is timely has we head into the Thanksgiving holiday and while indulging is ok during a celebration, it is important to remember to get back to your fitness and proper eating routines.
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