Reversing chronic disease with a nutrient-dense diet: Dr. Joel Fuhrman’s “Eat for Health”

Dr. Joel Fuhrman's core philosophy prioritizes maximizing micronutrients (vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals) over calorie restriction. Modern processed foods lead to micronutrient deficiencies, driving overeating, inflammation and chronic disease. His diet focuses on leafy greens, berries, beans, nuts and seeds—foods with the highest nutrient-to-calorie ratio. Evidence from Blue Zones (Okinawa, Mediterranean) shows drastically lower rates of heart disease, diabetes and obesity. His diet … Continue reading Reversing chronic disease with a nutrient-dense diet: Dr. Joel Fuhrman’s “Eat for Health”

A revolutionary approach to health and weight loss: “Smart Fat” by Dr. Steven Masley and Dr. Jonny Bowden

Dr. Steven Masley and Dr. Jonny Bowden challenge conventional dietary wisdom with their book "Smart Fat: Eat More Fat. Lose More Weight. Get Healthy Now," advocating for a scientifically-backed approach that emphasizes the importance of consuming the right types of fats for health and weight management. The authors introduce the concept of "smart fats," which … Continue reading A revolutionary approach to health and weight loss: “Smart Fat” by Dr. Steven Masley and Dr. Jonny Bowden

New large-scale study: Animal protein NOT linked to increased death risk

A major new study tracking nearly 16,000 American adults found that consuming animal protein is not associated with a higher risk of death from any cause, including heart disease or cancer. Contrary to previous research, the study discovered a modest protective effect against cancer mortality from animal protein, with higher consumption linked to a dose-dependent … Continue reading New large-scale study: Animal protein NOT linked to increased death risk

Dr. Derrick Lonsdale reveals the widespread impact of thiamine deficiency in his book

Dr. Derrick Lonsdale's book, "A Nutritionist's Guide to the Clinical Use of Vitamin B1," emphasizes thiamine's essential role in the citric acid cycle, converting food into energy and supporting cellular metabolism. Without sufficient thiamine, cells cannot generate the energy they need, leading to a wide range of symptoms. Lonsdale argues that thiamine deficiency is more … Continue reading Dr. Derrick Lonsdale reveals the widespread impact of thiamine deficiency in his book

Ross Pelton and James LaValle reveal the unseen toll of prescription drugs in their book

Ross Pelton and James LaValle highlight that over 1,000 prescription drugs can cause nutrient depletion, posing a significant risk to overall health and well-being. Many symptoms experienced while on medication, such as fatigue, muscle weakness and cognitive issues, may actually be indicators of nutrient deficiencies rather than mere side effects. The authors emphasize importance of … Continue reading Ross Pelton and James LaValle reveal the unseen toll of prescription drugs in their book

The complex relationship between alcohol and nutrition: Insights from “Alcohol and Nutrition”

Alcohol has been a part of human culture for millennia, with historical evidence of its production dating back to prehistoric times. It has been used in various cultural traditions and was once attributed mystical properties. Alcohol, particularly ethanol, is a source of "empty calories" and lacks essential nutrients. It interferes with the absorption of vital … Continue reading The complex relationship between alcohol and nutrition: Insights from “Alcohol and Nutrition”

Dr. Bernard Jensen examines the deep interconnection between nutrition, emotional well-being and sexual health

Dr. Bernard Jensen's "Love, Sex and Nutrition" emphasizes the deep interconnection between nutrition, emotional well-being and sexual health. He argues that love and intimacy are influenced by brain chemistry, diet and lifestyle choices. A diet high in processed sugars, sodium and cholesterol can lead to low energy and irritability, while whole, natural foods rich in nutrients … Continue reading Dr. Bernard Jensen examines the deep interconnection between nutrition, emotional well-being and sexual health

“The China Study”: A nutritional revolution unveiled

"The China Study," led by Dr. T. Colin Campbell and Dr. Thomas Campbell, is one of the most extensive nutritional studies ever conducted. It surveyed over 6,500 adults across 65 rural Chinese counties, providing a detailed analysis of the relationship between diet, lifestyle and disease. The study revealed a strong correlation between plant-based diets and … Continue reading “The China Study”: A nutritional revolution unveiled

Embracing integrative medicine: A new era of holistic health

Dr. Andrew Weil's holistic approach merges conventional and alternative medicine, focusing on treating the whole person – physical, psychological and spiritual – rather than just symptoms. Lifestyle interventions (exercise, diet, stress management) can prevent or delay conditions like prediabetes and diabetes, emphasizing whole foods and glycemic awareness. Dr. Weil discourages anti-aging hormones (e.g., DHEA, hGH) … Continue reading Embracing integrative medicine: A new era of holistic health

Dr. Susan Blum unveils a revolutionary 3-step guide to natural recovery in “Healing Arthritis”

Dr. Susan Blum offers a groundbreaking perspective on arthritis in her book, "Healing Arthritis: Your 3-Step Guide to Conquering Arthritis Naturally." Her approach focuses on addressing the root causes of arthritis rather than just managing symptoms, emphasizing the body's innate ability to heal. Blum highlights the limitations and potential downsides of traditional arthritis medications, which … Continue reading Dr. Susan Blum unveils a revolutionary 3-step guide to natural recovery in “Healing Arthritis”