Insufficient Sleep, Diet, and Obesity
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It is fair to say that obesity is a substantial risk factor for serious illnesses, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Patients are usually…
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Specialised Protein Operates Independantly of Bacteria to Induce Mucosal Tolerance
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The unfolding of bacterial homeostasis in the gut continues apace and with each new stone uncovered there are interesting pathways that provide avenues for…
Antibiotics; How Do They Work?
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Nutritional orientated practitioners are well aware of the potentially damaging effects of inappropriate prescribing of antibiotics, not simply in terms of increasing resistance but…
Broccoli Intake Influences IBD Pathology in Crohns Disease.
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A dietary selection of more traditional fibre rich foods especially broccoli, appears to confer an immunological advantage to those patients suffering from the inflammatory…
Ghost Writing and the Human Cost of Hype
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The commercial world of pharmaceuticals contains many bright and highly motivated scientists who genuinely want to develop or extend human knowledge to assist with…
Vitamin K: Beyond Clotting
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Q & A with Sarah L. Booth, PhD Senior Scientist and Director, Vitamin K Lab, Tufts University Vitamin K is one of those nutrients…
Techniques Employed By Pharmaceutical Companies To Over Egg Their Product
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Almost everyone who practices non western medicine will have an opinion about the role of drug companies in the proliferation of questionable medicines. One…
Mechanism of Fatty Acids Anti Inflammatory Effects – Explained?
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Most Nutritional Therapists are comfortable in the concept and application of concentrated essential fatty acids especially fish oils as a means of altering abnormal…
