Theobromine Benefits: Brain Boosting Without Anxiety
Theobromine is the secret behind chocolate’s effects on your mind and emotions. It can enhance your cognition and unlike caffeine, it lowers your stress levels.
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Astaxanthin Benefits: World’s Most Powerful Natural Antioxidant
Astaxanthin is the most powerful natural and universal antioxidant (both oil and water-soluble) known to science with very unique properties.
Antioxidant Supplements vs Whole Foods: Paying to Live a Shorter Life
Antioxidant supplements do not show the observed health benefits of diets rich in fruits and vegetables while vitamin E, selenium, beta carotene, lycopene show an increased risk of cancer.
Turmeric: Enhancing Health and Clinical Benefits
In turmeric, there are more than 300 active phytochemicals so far identified. It is so powerful that it can even alter our gene expression.
Antioxidant Power of Vitamin C: Enhancing Health and Longevity
Vitamin C does not require enzymatic activity to be removed from the body and does not become pro-oxidant but a reduced form of more weak antioxidant.
Intravenous Vitamin C in the Treatment of Cancer: 40 Years of Evidence
Intravenous vitamin C is a non-toxic chemotherapeutic agent that can be given in conjunction with conventional cancer treatments and incorporated as a prevention and longevity protocol.
Intravenous Vitamin C in the Treatment of Influenza: Living Proof from Clinical Practice
When you want intravenous vitamin C administered in the hospital, you don’t tell your doctor. Instead, you tell your lawyer to tell your doctor, in writing.
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High Protein Diet- Health Risk Correlations
Scarcity is the rule of protein in nature. In evolutionary terms, anthropologists have proven that hominids lived an average of 15 to 25 grams of protein a day. In the modern western type of high-protein diet, we would consume that amount for breakfast only.
Pesticide Exposure in Children: Real-Life Exposure Tests
Children and especially pregnant women are more vulnerable to pesticide exposure. If we test the real-world exposure levels, what would the result be?
Detoxification – A Scientific Review
There are programs of dieting designed to help reduce inflammation and overall body toxicity and increase detoxification that are backed by science.
Supernormal Stimuli- Binge Eating Disorder and Appetite Regulation
When we see a hamburger, it is supernormal stimuli. Primal urges affect our behavior forcing us into binge eating disorder.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis- Cyanobacteria algal blooms and dietary BMAA exposure
Abundance of nutrients created by runoff leads to excessive algal blooms. Algae excrete potent neurotoxins responsible for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).
Acrylamide exposure- Chips, fries, and cancer
Acrylamide is classified as a Group 2A human carcinogen. In 2002 it was discovered in extremely high concentrations in potato chips and French fries.
Understanding ORAC Values: Antioxidant Levels in Foods
When your main source of antioxidants is coffee, you know that you have a serious problem.
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High Protein Diet and Metabolic Acidosis: Health Risks Correlations
Low levels of metabolic acidosis is a common occurrence in the standard American diet. Most people are in a state of chronic acidosis and are not aware of it.
Antioxidant Power of Spices: In Vivo Results with Realistic Dosages
Cloves, ginger, rosemary, turmeric significantly stifle inflammation while black pepper, cayenne, cinnamon, cumin, oregano, paprika, heated turmeric do nothing.
Arsenic exposure and meat consumption- The “Poison-Free” Poultry Act
In the US more than three-quarters of arsenic exposure comes from animal products and mostly from chicken than from beef, pork, hot dogs, eggs, and milk.
Raw food diet- The evolutionary perspective
The base belief in the raw food community is that a raw food diet is the most natural and health-promoting way to live. What does evolutionary biology tell us?
Lactose intolerance- 65% chance you have it
People of European descent can drink milk and the rest of the globe has lactose intolerance. There are however substances in milk that none of us can tolerate.
Pesticides, GMO’s, and toxic overload.
Exposure to pesticides directly causes cancer, birth defects, sterility and infertility, damage to the brain and nervous system, liver, kidneys, and other organs.
Air Pollution Exposure- Health Risks and Prevention Strategies
In India alone, around half a million people die each year due to air pollution. Air pollution resulting in death is just one part of the overall problem.
Vitamin D- More than just your bones
Vitamin D is not a vitamin. It is a prohormone, a steroid with a hormone-like activity that regulates about 3% of the human genome.
Detoxification – A Scientific Review
There are programs of dieting designed to help reduce inflammation and overall body toxicity and increase detoxification that are backed by science.
Humane meat or humane myth?- The animal cognition
We are not smartest species if we scientifically measure animal cognition. The long-finned pilot whale neocortical brain part contains more neurons than our own.
Detoxification and pregnancy toxicity exposure risk- The vegan argument
Pregnancy toxicity exposure level for an average woman is tested to be around 35 different chemicals including both banned and contemporary contaminants.
Alcohol health risks- The “French paradox”, “the wine”, and “in moderation”
Somehow we believe that one glass of wine is not all that bad, or even worse, we believe in alcohol health-promoting myth because of the grape's antioxidants.
Lectins- Paradox of the “Plant Paradox”
The paradox of the “Plant Paradox” is that people who eat more lectins (beans and whole grains) have less cancer.
Tap water toxicity- Risk assessment
If we are living in a city where we are sure that the tap water is pure this still does not mean that the water is “pure”.
High Protein Diet- Health Risk Correlations
Scarcity is the rule of protein in nature. In evolutionary terms, anthropologists have proven that hominids lived an average of 15 to 25 grams of protein a day. In the modern western type of high-protein diet, we would consume that amount for breakfast only.
Exercise- Why exactly do we need it?
In the health community, exercise has almost a mythical status as one of the best things you can do for yourself except for avoidance of smoking.
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How to Fast: Fasting Foods That Won’t Break Autophagy
Autophagy. Have you ever wondered what happens to the cells in your body when they die or get damaged? Do they just pile up and create problems, or do they get disposed of somehow? The answer is that your body…
Sweets Teeth Sensitivity & Pain: Quick Fix & Lasting Solution
A quick and easy fix for pain relief is clove essential oil, a powerful antioxidant and pain reliever that can help with gum disease and toothache.
Green Beans: Nutrition and Health Benefits
Green beans are low in calories and rich in natural compounds that can help you control your blood sugar, lower your cholesterol, and fight off free radicals.
Can You Eat Mushrooms Raw: Health Risks, Nutrition & Safety
Mushrooms have heat-sensitive toxins like hydrazine or agaritine, and cell walls made out of chitin that cannot be digested well by humans.
Are Fish Animals? A Cultural Perspective
In some cultures, fish meat is not considered to be meat, and fish is allowed even during fast.
Homemade Natural Mouthwash: Proven, Stronger & Less Toxic
Homemade natural mouthwash is stronger than chlorhexidine, less toxic and if swallowed might give you some nausea but also a high burst in ORAC value.
How to Stop Tooth Decay: Symptoms, Causes & Prevention
Sugar consumption is the main cause of cavities and tooth decay, combined with mineral deficiencies especially magnesium, zinc, copper and trace elements.
Amla: Proven Benefits, Nutrition And Clinical Significance
Amla is one of the world’s most powerful antioxidants with a ORAC score of 261,530. It is a rich source of phytochemicals that have various health benefits.
Methylene Blue: Therapeutic Uses and Clinical Significance
Methylene Blue is a powerful synthetic antioxidant. It improves mitochondrial function and the ability of our cells to produce energy.
Chlorella Benefits: Plant-Based B12, Iron, Zinc & Detox
Chlorella is a vegan source of B12, iron and zinc, has strong chelation properties for heavy metals, potential to lower cholesterol, reduce anemia, and boost the immune system.
Spirulina Benefits: Phycocyanin Rich Superfood
Spirulina has strong antioxidant, anticancer, antiviral, and immunomodulatory properties as ell as a capacity to combat obesity, diabetes, and cholesterol.
Low Histamine Diet and Histamine Intolerance: Complete Gide
One way to manage histamine intolerance is to follow a low histamine diet. This means avoiding foods that are high in histamine or that can trigger its release.
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Milk and Dairy: Health Risk Correlations
Known associations with milk and dairy consumption are infertility, ovarian and breast cancer, leukemia, diabetes type 1, autism, arteriosclerosis, cataract, rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, hyperactivity, congestion, pimples, and more…
The humans omnivores dilemma- Meat consumption, probiotic bacteria, inflammation, and the gut
Are humans omnivores in a true anatomical sense? There is a fundamental difference in the way the digestive tract works in plant vs meat-eating species.
Adventist Health Study- The vegan argument
Adventist Health Study showed that Seventh-day Adventists do have a measurable lower risk than other Americans for most of the Western diseases.
Antioxidant Role in Depression and Anxiety: The Missing Piece
Oxidative stress with chronic inflammation in the brain is associated with the development of neuropsychiatric disorders including major depression and anxiety.
Understanding ORAC Values: Antioxidant Levels in Foods
When your main source of antioxidants is coffee, you know that you have a serious problem.
Low Histamine Diet and Histamine Intolerance: Complete Gide
One way to manage histamine intolerance is to follow a low histamine diet. This means avoiding foods that are high in histamine or that can trigger its release.