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The Limits of Science

(Jan 2022) This is a topic near and dear to me, especially since leaving the lab bench twenty years ago. Continue reading →

Extreme Alkaline- and Acid-forming Foods

Revamp your health with this handy shopper’s guide to alkaline-forming foods

Warrior Nutrition: Focus on Vision

(October, 2017) Nutrition in athletics Exercise can be stressful, even harmful, but can benefit health greatly if done properly. Otherwise, Continue reading →

Metabolic Aging  and Nutrition

(September 2016) Introduction Today, seniors are living longer but not necessarily healthier lives. With baby boomers fast approaching maturity, the Continue reading →

Eat the Fat, If It’s Healthy Dairy

(March, 2016)  Contrary to public opinion, FULL-FAT dairy is as healthy as it gets, especially if it’s organic and grass-fed. This Continue reading →

A Primer to Insulin Health

(March, 2014) Are you overweight? Do you feel tired during the day? Do you exercise enough? Do you crave fats Continue reading →

Health Benefits of Bulgarian Yogurt

(February, 2014) Healthy Bulgarians The rich history of yogurt in Bulgaria lends pride to these healthy people. Bulgaria’s long and Continue reading →

Sources of Inflammation from Food

(Aug, 2013) I have spoken often about inflammation on my blog. What I’d like to do in this post is Continue reading →

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