LISTEN: Ketogenic Diet and Alzheimers – Sam Henderson Sam Henderson is back in the news, with the Wall Street Journal reporting on his new Axona “milkshake” that provides medium chain triglycerides for better memory in people with mild cognitive impairment. We’ll share a recent interview with Henderson soon, but in the meantime, here’s one from…
Tag: Hormones
Ron Rosedale: Why Calcium Supplements Increase Heart Attacks
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Download Video (7 Minutes) Here is a radio broadcast explaining why taking calcium supplements might increase the risk of heart attacks while doing little to promote stronger bones. It references research such as that in the British Medical Journal, and it features an explanation by Ron Rosedale. Thanks to Fiona Westby for producing this video.
Hospital Blood Sugars – Christopher Fox, MD
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Keep your blood sugars low in the hospital, and you may heal faster. That’s the take-home message from this talk, presented by Chistopher Fox, MD, of Boulder Endocrinology in Colorado. Dr. Fox gave this presention at a diabetes education symposium in Boulder around 2008. Listen – Hospital Blood Sugars (30 minutes)
Attack of the Hormone Replacement Purveyors (Part 3)
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Menopause was Meant to Be!
Attack of the Hormone Replacement Purveyors (Part 2)
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A normal premenopausal women takes on the hormone replacement people . . .
Attack of the Hormone Replacement Purveyors (Part 1)
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. . . if a woman FINALLY stops taking the hormones, due to a few minor concerns about things like that increased heart attack risk, and the increased risk of cancer, then the symptoms often roar back.
Restoring the Pancreas – Beta Cell Regeneration
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Miriam Vincent, MD, SUNY Downstate, explains why high blood sugars might cause diabetes by killing the beta cells the produce insulin
Nutrition Think Tank – Part 3 – Science of Health
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Ron Rosedale is a medical doctor who is one of the world’s leading experts in using nutritional approaches to prevent, and often reverse, chronic health problems such as diabetes, heart disease and obesity.
