There is little talk of getting people healthier. Metabolic problems increase the risk of COVID-19. Getting outside in the sunshine and increasing your Vit D levels may help considerably as a new study finds.
Finally Confirmed! Vitamin D Nearly Abolishes ICU Risk in COVID-19 | Chris Masterjohn, PhD
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September 3, 2020 The first randomized controlled trial (RCT) of vitamin D in COVID-19 has just been published. The results are astounding: vitamin D nearly abolished the odds of requiring treatment in ICU. Although the number of deaths was too small to say for sure, vitamin D may actually abolish t...Ultra-processed foods are nutrient-poor. Eat real food!
'Ultra-Processed' Junk Food Linked to Advanced Ageing at Cellular Level, Study Finds
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People who eat a lot of industrially processed junk food are more likely to exhibit a change in their chromosomes linked to ageing, according to research presented Tuesday at an online medical conference."Obesity is identical to Alcoholism but the drug is different". There is no off switch for carbohydrate, it is the same for alcohol or any other drug. We have to make that conscious decision. Real food does not require that. Our clever bodies will do that for us. Brilliant 10 minute video.
Understanding vulnerability to addictive behavior
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There is no holiday from carb addiction: coping with relapses! We do consults through your insurance anywhere in the US. Test us at 561.517.0642 to set up a ...It's “easier to quit alcohol and nicotine than it is to quit carbohydrates,” says Dr Cywes. Our drive to consume sugar is so much more intense. Medical doctor, Obesity Surgeon, PhD
healthHackers - Episode 48: Dr Robert Cywes
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‘The Carb Addiction Doc’ on a different approach to weight-managementRefined carbohydrates and sugar are just long chains of glucose molecules readily digested by bacteria in the mouth and produce acids that decay teeth. Eat real unprocessed food.
Rotting teeth: White bread, rice, noodles. The latest culprits to tooth decay.
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A child who doesn't consume a lot of sugar might still get rotten teeth. But why?