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Weed killer, toxic food and your mitochondria
Posted on Mon, 26 May 14

Weed killer, toxic food and your mitochondria

Environmental toxins, especially herbicides, can zap your energy by killing your mitochondria in the same way they kill weeds. Learn how, and what you can do about this little talked about but important environmental health issue.

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Aloe vera juice for irritable bowel syndrome
Posted on Sat, 3 May 14

Aloe vera juice for irritable bowel syndrome

Can Aloe vera juice help reduce the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS); bloating, constipation, diarrhea, pain, and discomfort? Decades of clinical research helps answer this question.

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Gluten free diet improves fibromyalgia
Posted on Mon, 28 Apr 14

Gluten free diet improves fibromyalgia

A series of case reports describes striking improvement in symptoms such as fatigue and pain in people suffering from fibromyalgia with a gluten-free diet, even though they did not have celiac disease.

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The food metabolome: 21st century nutrition
Posted on Mon, 28 Apr 14

The food metabolome: 21st century nutrition

Did you know that a complex mixture of tens of thousands of bioactive compounds in food powerfully influence your unique metabolism each day? Understanding how this food metabolome affects our health may revolutionize personalized nutrition.

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License to eat badly: statin drugs
Posted on Sun, 27 Apr 14

License to eat badly: statin drugs

Calorie and fat consumption, along with body weight, has increased over the last 10-years in statin drug users according to a new large-scale study. Statins may be undermining efforts to promote healthy eating.

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Gluten free diet may improve mood
Posted on Wed, 16 Apr 14

Gluten free diet may improve mood

Research has found that gluten may be linked to feelings of depression in people without celiac disease, explaining why some people feel better on a gluten free diet.

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