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Intermittent fasting may worsen diabetes type II

The topic of intermittent fasting is a very controversial one and something that generates heated debates in…

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Serotonin (5-HT) promotes blood vessel thickening, may cause cardiovascular disease (CVD)

Yet another study that exposes the “happiness hormone” 5-HT as anything but. In addition, the study also…

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Estrogen use dramatically increases clotting risk in women, especially ones with obesity

About two decades ago, when the extensive and well-designed WHI studies completed, the verdict on estrogen was…

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Mitral valve disease likely caused by endotoxin/LPS-driven inflammation

This is something Ray has told people numerous time over email, but the studies are now solidifying…

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A daily dose of 5,000 IU vitamin D3 “drastically” reduces risk of a second heart attack

While the onslaught against vitamin D in mainstream medicine and the blogosphere continues unabated, every once in…

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Keto diets may drop some weight, but cause hyperlipidemia, liver/heart disease, and even diabetes type I

This is probably one of the most controversial posts I have made in a long time. It…

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Endotoxin/LPS is a major driver of blood clotting, sepsis, heart attacks and strokes

The issue of blood clotting and what exactly triggers it (even in healthy people) remains a “mystery”…

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Low-carb diet and chronic (even mild) stress sufficient to cause heart disease (CVD) and depression

I first tried low-carbing, circa 2008, and quickly realized just how detrimental it is to health, especially…

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Aspirin – a new drug for blood pressure, reversing heart disease (CVD) and aging?

During the COVID hysteria, several studies came out showing that the morbidity and mortality of this conditions…

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PUFA/MUFA trigger serotonin release, platelet aggregation independently of downstream metabolites; SFA do not

One of the sneaky arguments that mainstream makes in favor of PUFA is that while they have…