NutritionFacts.org

Tag Archives

How Tumors Use Meat to Grow

How Tumors Use Meat to Grow

Certain cancers—like breast cancer—can be thought of in part as an autoimmune disease. When people get heart or kidney transplants,..

May 14, 2013 with 10 Comments
The Anti-Wrinkle Diet

The Anti-Wrinkle Diet

The skin is the largest organ in the body—about 20 square feet—and the most vulnerable organ in the body. It’s exposed to both the..

April 18, 2013 with 2 Comments
Lead Poisoning Risk From Venison

Lead Poisoning Risk From Venison

The reason animal products trigger inflammation in the body within hours of consumption is thought to be due to the residual bacterial..

February 26, 2013 with 1 Comment
Biblical Daniel Fast Tested

Biblical Daniel Fast Tested

Researchers recently set out to replicate the “Daniel Fast,” the biblical nutrition trial outlined in Daniel 1:8-16. In my last blog..

January 24, 2013 with 8 Comments
How to Enhance Mineral Absorption

How to Enhance Mineral Absorption

Iron is a double-edged sword. If we don’t absorb enough we risk anemia, but if we absorb too much we may be increasing our risk of..

November 1, 2012 with 25 Comments
How Does Meat Cause Inflammation?

How Does Meat Cause Inflammation?

The anti-inflammatory effect of plant-based diets is about more than just the power of plants. It’s also the avoidance of animal foods...

September 20, 2012 with 11 Comments
Treating Crohn’s Disease With Diet

Treating Crohn’s Disease With Diet

Inflammation has recently emerged as an important player in the development of age-related disability and many of our major chronic..

September 13, 2012 with 34 Comments
Inflammation, Diet, and “Vitamin S”

Inflammation, Diet, and “Vitamin S”

Last month an update was published on the intriguing suggestion that low levels of salicylic acid—the active component in..

October 4, 2011 with 19 Comments
  • What is the optimal diet for disease prevention?

  • Subscribe to our free newsletter and stay up to date with the latest discoveries in nutrition.
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.