Archive for the ‘Alzheimer’s’ Category
Most Medical Advice is Wrong!
Tweet I really thought about a less inflammatory title, but I just couldn’t come up with one. You may have a hard time believing this and that’s okay. It goes against all your beliefs. But if you are a student of science, where hypotheses are rigorously tested and tried, and you await results prior to [...]
In: Alzheimer's, Cancer, Cholesterol, Dementia, Diet, Disease, Heart Disease
Link Between Sugar and Mental Illness
Tweet In case you didn’t know, mental instability is also a component of metabolic syndrome. It takes longer to develop but it’s still very much a part of the collection of symptoms. Already, stories are out there showing that the greater amount of insulin circulating in the bloodstream, the less able the body is able [...]
In: Alzheimer's, Depression, Diet, Disease, Insulin, Sugar
Skip Vitamin D and Calcium
Tweet Many people find it hard to believe that most of us on all-meat diets do not use vitamins or supplements of any kind. I find the notion that one can get complete nutrition from pills to be utterly absurd. And further, the idea that food needs supplementation is even more absurd than the first. [...]
In: Alzheimer's, Cancer, Cholesterol, Diabetes, Diet, Disease
Obesity Contagious Among Friends
Tweet In the seemingly desperate struggle to find a reason for obesity, the plot has taken another rather unexpected twist: Blame your obese friends. Seriously? A new study wants to suggest that obesity may be socially contagious. I suppose there could be something to that especially if groups of friends eat similarly. However, such distinctions [...]
In: Alzheimer's, Cancer, Diabetes, Diet, Disease, Heart Disease, Obesity
Can Restricting Carbs Extend Life?
Tweet Of course, that remains to be seen even though I do look as though I have shaved some twenty years off of my life by getting healthy. However, there is one geneticist who thinks it just may be possible. Professor Cynthia Kenyon, whom many experts believe should win the Nobel Prize for her research [...]
In: Alzheimer's, Diet, Insulin, Obesity, Sugar, Tweet
