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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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Research Review for Dietary Acid Load
The concept of alkaline balance and diet has been known for some years with limited wide-scale practice. Recent studies show that acid-base balance in the ...
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Link Between Artificial Sweeteners and Diabetes
Pink, yellow, or blue? Each of these non-caloric sweeteners may be contributing to the global epidemic of diabetes. The study published in Nature today (Sept. ...
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Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Chronic Disease: Treatment With Natural Supplements
It is well known among researchers that mitochondrial genetic or primary mitochondrial disorders contribute to mitochondrial dysfunction as well as secondary or acquired degenerative disorders. ...
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Glutathione: Physiological and Clinical Relevance
As the risk of exposure to persistent organic pollutants (POPs) grows, research is looking at the role of glutathione and modulating disease risk. Joe Pizzorno ...
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POTS Treatment: Exploring the Role of MCAS and Infections
While long-COVID has been associated with multiple symptoms across multiple organ systems, this article will mainly focus on the POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) phenotype, ...
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5-HTP: Clinical Benefits, Uses, Dosage and Practitioner Considerations
5-HTP is a direct metabolic precursor to serotonin and has been studied for mood and sleep applications. Here is what practitioners should know about the ...
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Autoimmune Gastritis: The Real Issue No One Has Discussed
In the case of tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, the most expensive, most data-rich health optimization protocol on the planet produced eleven years of an unread ...
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The Parasite Cleanse Trend: Exploring Effective Natural Intestinal Parasite Treatments – Part 2
There is not one strictly antiparasitic herb; rather, most herbs treat multiple microorganisms, including bacteria, yeast, and parasites, and have other beneficial biological properties. This ...
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Glaucoma Reframed: Targeting RGC Death, Not Just IOP
Glaucoma management focused exclusively on IOP reduction addresses one risk factor while leaving the primary pathological mechanism—RGC apoptosis driven by mitochondrial failure, neuroinflammation, cortisol-mediated trabecular ...
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