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“Gulf War Syndrome” likely curable; it is driven by metabolic dysfunction and inflammation, not neuron damage

Some good news just in for the holidays. For decades, military veterans with this conditions have been…

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PRESS: The estrogen/progesterone ratio in menopause is LOW and it causes Alzheimer; STUDY: That ratio in menopause is HIGH, it causes AD by lowering OXPHOS, P4 may cure AD

I think at this point the verdict is clear – mainstream scientific press is beyond redemption. I…

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Psoriasis as a metabolic conditions, vitamin B2 (riboflavin) may prevent/treat it

Yet another condition of “mysterious” origin turns out to be nothing but energetic deficiency in disguise. Namely,…

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The origins of sleep may be metabolic – to reduce reactive oxygen species (ROS), driven by fat oxidation

A fascinating study that again highlights the central role metabolism plays in activities medicine considers weakly linked…

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Anti-depressant drugs (SSRI) cause heart defects/disease by inhibiting oxidative metabolism

I am amazed by the number of already published studies that openly admit that SSRI drugs have…

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Low OXPHOS is a biomarker and likely cause of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)

The evidence that IBD conditions such as Crohn’s Disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC) are of mitochondrial…

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Mitochondrial dysfunction prevents apoptosis and drives inflammation

Yet another study, which demonstrates the inseparable link between metabolism and “structural” problems such as cellular integrity…

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Vitamin K significantly reduces leg/muscle cramps in humans

As many of my readers know, muscle spasticity is one of the main symptoms of low thyroid…

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Childhood stress causes muscle dysfunction in adulthood by damaging oxidative metabolism

Yet another study demonstrating that many mysterious, and sometimes severe/fatal (e.g. ALS) muscle-related conditions may be not…

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A single 15min exposure to red light boosts mitochondria and lowers blood glucose

A human study, which makes it that much more important. While the findings are not very surprising,…