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Global PURE Study on High-Carb, Low-Fat Diets Points to Poor Outcomes
The long awaited PURE study is out and the results will put the supporters of diets low in all types of fats into a carbohydrate-fueled ...
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Higher Red Blood Cell Folate and Coronary Heart Disease
Red blood cell folate is a well-established indicator of folate intake. However, studies focused on the association between red blood cell (RBC) folate and coronary ...
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Linoleic Acid Modulates HDL-cholesterol & Obesity-related Traits
A recent study in Clinical Nutrition study, published July 2017, is providing further evidence of the value of personalized nutrition and nutrigenomics. Researchers studied whether ...
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Promising Study on Selenium and CoQ10 for Cardio Health and Reduced Inflammation
In an epidemiological study in a rural municipality in Sweden that started in 1998, all participants in the age between 70–80 were invited to participate ...
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Naturopathic Science Review on Anxiety Treatments
A Stress in America study (2015) revealed that a significant number of Americans are under a great deal of stress. Money and work top out ...
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Why the New York Times Got It Wrong about Vitamin D
Recently, a New York Times (NYT) article, Why are So Many People Popping Vitamin D?, suggested that taking vitamin D is a waste of time ...
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Fasting Mimicking Trial Shows Promise for Chronic Disease Reduction
Fasting is more than a popular diet fad, according to a recently released University of Southern California Davis study. A five-day fast once a month ...
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Audio Case Study: Nutrigenomics and Heart Disease
Have you considered how nutrigenomics and heart disease might be what you need for ideal integrative cardio care? In this podcast from This Week in ...
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SPECIAL REPORT: Advances in dietary alpha-linolenic acid
The December 2014 issue of Fats of Life highlighted the results from the Cardiovascular Health Study, a large prospective cohort study of elderly Americans. In ...
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SPECIAL REPORT: Why Americans are Pushing for Alternatives to PPIs
By Kimberly Lord Stewart Patients and physicians are getting heartburn on how best to treat digestive health issues. Though the use proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) ...
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