When I began studying nutrition in the 1990s, we were taught that the healthiest diet was a low-fat diet. Fat has been demonized for decades based on faulty research by […]
Salads are known to be one of the healthiest meal options but are usually correlated with dietary restriction and are not considered the most exciting meal choice. In this […]
In the last month, two major events happened in Alzheimer’s research, which represent some different choices around how care for prevention and treatment is likely to unfold. Proof of Concept […]
The Ketogenic Diet: Is it for Everyone? Ketogenic diets have become very popular over the past several years. I am sure you have heard the phrase “I’m doing keto” from […]
Summer is fast approaching and with that comes the dreaded “hurricane season.” Storm damage can cost a homeowner a fortune in repairs if they are not properly prepared. In particular, […]
Many of my clients as well as family and friends often tell me they feel they need to “detox” and ask for my recommendations. Detox is somewhat of a “buzzword” […]
This is the second of a series of blog posts on the sequelae of long covid. We suspect that long covid will be an issue that will affect as many […]
Living in modern times provides us with many conveniences and technological advancements which make life easier for humans. On the flip side, the cost of having so many conveniences and […]
There has been thirty years of clinical experience and research in ME/CFS that can be applied to Long Covid while the research is underway. Many of the principles and approach […]
Introduction As we go into the second year of the COVID pandemic, we are starting to get increasing data on patients who recover slowly from COVID; a syndrome known as […]