Is NAC Safe to Take Daily for Liver Support?
NAC has a serious medical résumé and a complicated supplement history. That still does not make daily use a universal yes.
Month: September 2026
The Bone-Loss Problem in the GLP-1 Era
In the GLP-1 era, practitioners are helping patients lose weight faster and in larger amounts than before. That makes skeletal protection increasingly important. This article examines five signals that change during weight loss—mechanical loading, estrogen, calcium balance, gut delivery, and rate—and translates them into practical considerations for screening and intervention.
Nicotinamide for Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Prevention: What the Evidence Shows
Its proposed role in enhancing cellular DNA repair and supporting the skin’s response to ultraviolet-induced damage has prompted investigation into whether supplementation may reduce skin cancer incidence in individuals at elevated risk. Current evidence suggests that nicotinamide may represent a safe, accessible, and relatively inexpensive strategy for skin cancer prevention in predisposed populations.
Is Nattokinase Underdosed? What a Large Patient Study Found
Clinical results with nattokinase have been inconsistent—and dose may be the reason. A 1,062-patient study using 10,800 FU/day reported significant changes in lipids and carotid plaque, reopening a key question for practitioners.
Long COVID: A Multisystem Approach to Post-Viral Recovery
Long COVID can affect the brain, heart, lungs, gut, sleep, and energy. Recovery works best when the plan is just as broad — and just as honest about what remains unknown.
Galectin-3 and Apheresis: The Future of Medicine
In this webinar, Dr. Eliaz presents groundbreaking research findings and practice-tested protocols to effectively manage Galectin-3, including the use of selective apheresis showing breakthrough results against life-threatening sepsis and other pro-inflammatory conditions. He will also discuss benefits, risks, and common misconceptions related to apheresis.
Mold Illness Testing: Blood vs. Urine Mycotoxin Tests Explained
Mycotoxins aren’t living organisms — they’re toxic molecules that trigger antibodies capable of attaching to human tissue and setting off autoimmunity. Understanding that distinction reshapes how we test for and treat mold illness.
Seasonal Immune Support: What the Evidence Says on Vitamin D, C, Zinc & More
Most immune supplement advice stops at “take vitamin C and zinc.” This deep dive goes further, covering absorption saturation, homeostatic adaptation, copper status, and the growing evidence for astragalus — including its safety in autoimmune disease.
60-Day Mind|Set Challenge Shows Anxiety Improvements
In a small paired-cohort evaluation, 10 participants completed validated measures of anxiety, perceived stress, and everyday cognitive failures before and after 60 days of daily supplementation. All three measures improved at the group level, although the uncontrolled design and reliance on self-reported outcomes limit conclusions about causation.
The Endocannabinoid–Adrenal Connection Behind Seasonal Immune Challenges
Why do some patients experience recurring immune challenges as the seasons change? One possible piece of the puzzle involves the relationship between endocannabinoid signaling, adrenal stress, and immune regulation.