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Category Archives: Healthcare
Cymbalta: Hell Trap
PRESS RELEASE I was contacted by a migraine member in one of my Facebook migraine groups (I have two, one is here and the other here. She knew that I often write about medicines (Drugs of Shame series such as … Continue reading
Posted in Big Pharma, Healthcare, Press Release, This & That, Thoughts
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Medical Misinformation–a Letter About Statins
I am member of an email group of scientists, medical practitioners, and some other experts from all over the world–you would likely know most of the names if I listed them. Today I received an email communication that I felt … Continue reading
Posted in cholesterol, Healthcare, Must Read, nutrition, statins, This & That, Thoughts
Tagged academic research on cholesterol, academic research on statins, are statins harmful, are statins safe, is statins harmful, misuse of data, research on cholesterol and statins, should I stop statins, should I take statins, what is the NNH of statins, what is the NNT of statins, who needs statins, will I get hurt from statins
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Does Anyone Need Statins?
PRESS RELEASE Several readers of CluelessDoctors asked me to write about statins. I wrote a complete essay on the subject at here that explains all you ever wanted and deeded to know about statins. Is there anyone who doesn’t need … Continue reading
Posted in Drugs of Shame, Healthcare, Must Read, nutrition, Press Release, This & That, Thoughts
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The Eat-Lancet Commission: The World’s Biggest Lie
How Did I Get Involved? Good you ask. Last year, an email was sent my way from Harvard University to coax me into enrolling in one of their courses, offered to both professionals, such as nutritionists or doctors, as well … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, nutrition, This & That, Thoughts
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A Correct Diet Shall Include Animal Protein of High Biological Value
Therefore, A Correct Diet Shall Include Animal Protein of High Biological Value This is a sentence taken from a textbook I picked up that I fell in love with after reading into it somewhere–perhaps PubMed or at the publisher’s site, where … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Interesting reading, Must Read, nutrition, This & That, Thoughts
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Nutrients in Butter vs Olive Oil
Why Would You Ever Choose Olive Oil Over Butter? A comparison table with data taken from the USDA database for olive oil here and for butter here. This is merely a compiled data. Rows where zeros were in both were … Continue reading
Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes 2019–Summary
The New ADA Standards of Medical Care The American Diabetes Association (ADA) released its 2019 Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes (both type 2 and type 1) in advance of the official January, 2019 publish date. It is open access … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes, Healthcare, Interesting reading, Must Read, nutrition, Press Release, This & That, Thoughts
Tagged ADA low carbs diet, ADA standards of care, are sugar substitutes good in diabetes, benefit of dairy in diabetes, dairy in diabetes, diabetes standard of care, fruit juice in diabetes, low carbs and diabetes, metformin and vitamin deficiency, protein in diabetes, standards of care in diabetes, starches in diabetes, sweeteners in diabetes
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FDA Quinolones Petition Response 4-Years in The Making
A Slow Response But At Least A Response I filed a petition with the FDA in 2014 to ban the Flouriquinolone Class of antibiotics from common prescription use. I requested it to have the label changed so that it is … Continue reading
Fluoroquinolones & Aneurysm the FDA Warns
Fluoroquinolones Back in the News I have written many times about the fluoroquinolones family of antibiotics, referred to as quinolones on the run and often by the condition they so far were the most well-known for: causing major neurological damage–often … Continue reading
NIH Commentary for Nutrition Research
What Research Should Be Funded? In November 2018 through December 15, 2018, the NIH invited public comments to guide the kind of research they will support for the next decade. This comment period was short but critical. Historically, the NIH … Continue reading →