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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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Opioid Tapering Schedule Now Available for Practitioners
The opioid epidemic, now considered a national emergency, touches all corners of our society. At a recent internal medicine conference in Estes Park Colorado, Sunny ...
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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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Can You Hear Me Now? Improving Practitioner-Patient Communication
One of the most useful tools in your medical kit isn’t the latest pharmaceutical, supplement or integrative therapy, it’s patient communication. A recent small study ...
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Culinary Nutrition Kitchens: Where the Docs Wear a Different Sort of White Coat
Primary care is shifting from solely the doctor’s office to culinary nutrition kitchens. Why? Health and wellness and even disease therapies are much more than ...
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Minute for Minerals: Zinc, Silver, Copper as Anti-inflammatory Agents & Antibiotic Alternatives
~ Below is a quick review of recent science that is valuable for your practice. ~ Zinc and Liver Disease ~ Have you tested your ...
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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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The Sugar Solution by JJ Virgin
In this video, JJ Virgin introduces a new way to rate sugar based on its impact on the body, expanding on her concept that the ...
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Podcast: Ending the Confusion Between Genetics and Genomics
The era of genomic medicine has reached a tipping point. Thousands of healthcare professionals in the US and around the world are using the concepts ...
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Over-the-Counter Pain Meds Associated with Hearing Loss
One of every three people age 65 reports some level of hearing loss. Evidence is growing that over the counter pain relievers may account for ...
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