Big Aspirin.
“Inflammation, interfering with cellular energy production, is probably the essential feature of the things called diabetes.” Ray Peat Phd Despite the fact that sugar is still popularly believed to be responsible for the onset...
Monthly Archive: January 2016
A Grain Of Salt Restriction.
Decades worth of anti-salt fear mongering has made sodium restriction a very common thing today, and unfortunately it is probably true that those who could benefit the most from increasing their intake, also tend...
Mutations In The Cancer Gene Connection
“As long as the lump is defined as an alien material, killing it by any means seems reasonable, but if it is seen as the body’s attempt to repair itself, then killing it is...
Who Is Protecting Us From The Safe Products?
“Until recently, many reusable, hard and clear, plastic products were commonly synthesized using BPA, a chemical known to have estrogenic activity (EA) that leaches from polycarbonate (PC) plastic products.” “BPA is by far the...
Depressing Anti-Depressants.
“Internal documents show that in 1990, Lilly scientists were pressured by corporate executives to alter records on physician experiences with Prozac, changing mentions of suicide attempt to “overdose” and suicidal thoughts to “depression”. Researchers...
Surviving The War On Cancer.
“Has anyone ever heard of a radiologist or surgeon who measured estrogen or the various mediators of inflammation before, during, and after their treatments? Long range survival after breast cancer surgery is affected by...
Fantasizing About Fructose
Everybody knows that fructose is bad for you. It promotes obesity, fatty liver disease, insulin resistance, inflammation, hypertension, bacterial overgrowth, cardiovascular disease and diabetes, cancer and numerous other metabolic conditions…at least that’s what people...
Ohh No, My Cholesterol Is Too Low!
Although it is true that sugar consumption helps to promote the production of cholesterol, and the polyunsaturated fats tend to interfere with production, removing sugar from your diet and increasing fat intake begins to...
We Told You The Important Parts!
“Evidence-based medicine is valuable to the extent that the evidence base is complete and unbiased. Selective publication of clinical trials — and the outcomes within those trials — can lead to unrealistic estimates of...
Be Like Sugar!
“We used data from a large U.S. prospective study of approximately half a million participants to assess the association between dietary sugars and risk of 24 malignancies.” “We investigated the effect of different types...