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disease
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Nickel as a Variable in Diet-Related Inflammation
If you’re dealing with a stealth disease, here’s an idea that might be worth exploring. Modern dietary debates tend to focus on macronutrients, caloric balance, and, increasingly, anti-nutrients. However, I…
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Why Traditional Cultures Fed Liver to the Injured
Across cultures that never spoke to each other, a strikingly similar practice emerged. When someone was wounded, sick, or weak, they were fed liver. Hunters gave it to injured tribe…
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Are Current Dietary Guidelines Wrong?
The deterioration of American health is no longer subtle. Chronic disease continues to rise, metabolic dysfunction has reached unprecedented levels, autoimmune disorders are increasing in frequency, and younger populations are…
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Desulfovibrio and Parkinson’s: Misleading Connection?
I’m not entirely sure who my audience is on this one, but a reader recently forwarded an article suggesting that Parkinson’s disease could (potentially) be preventable, citing scientists’ discovery that…
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Rethinking the Worthlessness of Multivitamins
I need to vent about something. I recently stumbled upon an article that looked at daily multivitamins and supplements, claiming they might be unnecessary for most folks. While a registered…
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The Need for More Health Science in Health Care
When the sick are told to put their lives in the hands of someone unqualified to treat them, we know there is a problem. When the healthcare industry is complicit…
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Magnesium is Essential for Health
Magnesium is essential for health. Dr. Mercola says that “even glutathione, your body’s most powerful antioxidant that has even been called “the master antioxidant,” requires magnesium for its synthesis (Mercola,…
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Don’t Forget Your Minerals
Let us be clear about something; if you eat the right foods, you will likely not need to supplement with minerals. However, it is noted that a good portion of…
