Published October 17, 2014

Does high fructose corn syrup (and other fructose) cause liver disease? The answer might surprise you...

You hear it all the time. Eating high levels of fructose causes liver disease. It causes a specific form of liver disease called non-alcoholic fatty liver disease or NAFLD for short. Just last year New York City came out with a law putting restrictions on the amount of fructose that could be sold in soft drinks for just this reason. But is it true? Does fructose really cause NAFLD?

 

 

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Published October 15, 2014

Why excess fat won't kill you unless
you're missing this....

How many times have you heard that being fat was bad for your health? But is it?

I have been saying for years that the amount of fat on your body makes very little difference in your health unless it is simultaneously accompanied with a decrease in your muscle mass.

 

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Published October 13, 2014

Overlooked Thailanese herb fights knee pain as well as NSAIDs — without the side effects Did you know that nearly one in two people may develop osteoarthritis of the knee by age 85? It’s the number one musculoskeletal complaint I hear in the over-50 group. Prolozone therapy works great. But even Prolozone therapy is not 100%. And then there are other problems. For one, not everyone has access to a doctor who has been trained in Prolozone.

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