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Category Archives: Press Release
Reflections on a Carbage Article
What is a Carbage Article? In September, a “carbage” (carb garbage) article was published in The Lancet Public Health based on very inadequate data analysis, that made the headlines in less than 5 minutes around the world. I have written … Continue reading
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An Apology–Thank You Dr. Lundberg
It’s Not the Fat That Makes Us Unhealthy ***This is a re-post of Dr. Lundberg’s note found at MedScape it is also in video but you need to have an account to see it. The re-post is based on copy-paste, … Continue reading
Aimovig–New Migraine-Prevention-Drug Myth
PRESS RELEASE “Aimovig™: A Miracle Migraine Treatment or Unnecessary Risk?“ article was just released. I wrote this article after a long research period of this new drug that received FDA approval just recently and some migraineurs are already on it. … Continue reading
Stanton Migraine Protocol in the Daily Mail!
The Daily Mail writes: Can you cure migraines by eating more SALT? That’s the controversial suggestion by one US neuroscientist – but what do leading experts think? The article was just published in the Daily Mail newspaper by Jane Feinmann, … Continue reading
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Tagged how to become migraine free, LCHF for migraine, low carbs high fat diet for migraine, Migraine and Daily Mail, migraine cure, migraine cure with salt, migraine in the news, migraines and salt, new migraine treatment in the news, salt and migraine, salt cure, Stanton Migraine Protocol for migraines, what causes migraines
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Is Gluten All You Should Worry About?
Prolamins: Guilty as Charged PRESS RELEASE My latest blog article was just published today on whether eating gluten-free is enough for health. I give a perspective of grains you have never heard of before. Please share to all–whether they are gluten … Continue reading
Ignore government nutrition guidelines–UK Prime Minister told!
LCHF Diet for Brits for Type 1 & 2 Diabetes “Government guidelines that advise putting starchy carbohydrates such as bread, pasta, potatoes and rice at base of a recommended diet have described as a ’35 year fad that has driven … Continue reading
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Tagged how to reverse type 2 diabetes, low carbs high fat diet, low carbs high fat diet cures diabetes, low carbs high fat diet for diabetes, Mediterranean Diet by Dr. Aseem Malhotra, reduce insulin in type 1 diabetes, UK goes LCHF, UK nutrition reform, what is LCHF?
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USDA Dietary Guidelines; Will They Change?
USDA Request for Public Comments The USDA has decided to open its ears by requesting public opinion in the form of comments about very specific areas it will consider for its next dietary guideline, which is due out in 2020. … Continue reading →