Is it finally time for phage therapy? Antibiotic resistance is a major concern as more people develop antibiotic-resistant bacterial or fungal infections. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that over 2.8 million Americans are currently dealing with these infections. However, that number is likely underreported. Clearly, the increasing prevalence of antibiotic resistance […]
Those who have read “Nature’s Intent” know the importance of a proper diet. However, “proper” seems to be relative or even confused these days, and options can seem somewhat limited. I’m here to help with a dish that tantalizes the taste buds of TRUE omnivores. Enter the Omnivore Pizza – a gastronomic masterpiece that transcends […]
Studies have shown that in the United States, roughly 6.5 million people are dealing with some kind of chronic wound. Furthermore, it has been estimated that 1 to 2% of all people will experience a chronic wound during their lifetime. That’s a lot of misery going around. It’s All About the Blood A huge part […]
The trajectory of healthcare points towards a paradigm shift: integrated care. With each new revelation in scientific understanding of the human body, the less likely it becomes that any one person will have the necessary knowledge needed for comprehensive patient care. When it comes to medical symptom research, some may suggest that artificial intelligence holds […]
Skin infections are nothing to play around with. Unfortunately, due to antibiotic abuse and misuse, skin infections are becoming a very dangerous situation that more people are having to deal with. Deadly bacteria such as MRSA and flesh-eating streptococcus have begun to alarm medical professionals. Those in the know are now searching for solutions before […]
I may be missing something in the borax conversation. Perhaps there is a paper I have not yet reviewed, or maybe some anecdotal evidence suggests everything I have read about boron and borax is wrong. It is always possible that new research or information may come to light that challenges our current understanding of a […]
In the Q&A section of my Nutritional Philosophy, I made a comment about chocolate. Since then, there have been a couple of people who have questioned the merits of my statements. I believe that if one person has a question, others likely do as well. Therefore, I would like to clarify a few things on […]
It never ceases to amaze me how many people comment that they have not had grapes or raisins since they were children. Grapes and raisins are a superfood in many ways. While they make an excellent snack for kids, they are also extremely beneficial for adults. Red Grapes Red grapes are rich in nutrients and […]
While exploring the internet for new health perspectives, I ran across a blog post asking, “Could Parasites Be Causing Prostate Cancer?” This post led me to another article by Gustavo Arrizabalaga at the Indiana University School of Medicine. Gustavo’s article stated, “A new study led by graduate student Darrelle Colinot at Indiana University School of […]
In my Nutritional Philosophy, I mentioned having HMOs and Larch in my cabinet. Since publishing, I have had several questions about both types of fiber. Today, I want to share a little more about these amazing fibers and why I always have some on hand. HMOs Human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) are not really fibers. Technically, […]
