Published November 5, 2014

What you should never drink when you eat carbohydrates

On Monday, I told you that a simple skin condition like acne can be misleading. Most doctors think it's just a teenage problem that's the result of changing hormones. But I showed you that acne is a condition of western civilization, and that teenagers in many non-western cultures don't have acne — at all.

 

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Published November 3, 2014

Simple skin problem could mean bad news about your overall health

What if one of the most common "minor" medical conditions doctors ever see was not all that minor? What if it was, in fact, something really important that all of us are overlooking? And what if it led to many of the most serious conditions that we face as we get older, including obesity, cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's?

 

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Published October 31, 2014

Reverse poor night vision and nearsightedness
in as little as 4 weeks

These days I see quite a few people complaining of the symptoms of asthenopia. Wait a second you say! What the heck is asthenopia, and how do I know if I have it? Well, first of all, it is extremely common. So you might very well have it. So common that when a 2013 study looked at 1,500 college students they found that 57% of them were complaining about the symptoms. And asthenopia gets even more common as we get older. But here's the good news. There is plenty you can do about it to both prevent it and improve it.

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