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The 2013 PLoS ONE sugar and diabetes study: Sugar from fruits is harmless
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4:00 AM
A new study linking sugar consumption with diabetes prevalence has gained significant media attention recently. The study was published in ...
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diabetes
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obesity
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refined carbs
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statistics
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sugars
My transformation: I cannot remember the last time I had a fever
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2:22 PM
The two photos below (click to enlarge) were taken 4 years apart. The one on the left was taken in 2006, when I weighed 210 lbs (95 kg). Sin...
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body fat
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my experience
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refined carbs
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sugars
Insulin responses to foods rich in carbohydrates and protein
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6:22 PM
Insulin is often presented as a hormone that is at the core of the diseases of civilization, particularly because of the insulin response el...
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glucose
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insulin
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protein
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refined carbs
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research
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sugars
PepsiCo to reduce sugar and fat in products
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5:13 PM
I guess PepsiCo is moving ahead of the competition, but in a snail pace and in a very, very politically correct way. Will this help in any w...
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coconut
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refined carbs
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saturated fat
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sugars
Want to improve your cholesterol profile? Replace refined carbs and sugars with saturated fat and cholesterol in your diet
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3:11 PM
An interesting study by Clifton and colleagues (1998; full reference and link at the end of this post) looked at whether LDL cholesterol par...
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Atkins
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cardiovascular disease
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cholesterol
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HDL
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LDL
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low carb
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refined carbs
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research
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sugars
How much vitamin D? Vitamin D Council's recommendations
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11:09 AM
Since my recent post on problems related to vitamin D deficiency and excess I received several questions. I have also participated in sever...
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metabolic syndrome
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refined carbs
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research
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sugars
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vitamin D
Applied evolutionary thinking: Darwin meets Washington
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6:44 AM
Charles Darwin, perhaps one of the greatest scholars of all time, thought about his theory of mutation, inheritance, and selection of biolog...
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Darwin
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evolution
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genes
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genetics
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hydrogenated fats
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refined carbs
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sugars
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Washington
Go see your doctor, often
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7:07 AM
As I blog about health issues, and talk with people about them, I often notice that there is a growing contempt for the medical profession. ...
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omega-3
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omega-6
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refined carbs
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sugars
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trans-fats
Refined carbs, sugar, and cholesterol: My own experience
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8:42 AM
A few years ago I went to the doctor for a routine appointment, and I was told that my LDL cholesterol was elevated. I was in my early 40s. ...
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cholesterol
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HDL
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LDL
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my experience
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refined carbs
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sugars
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