Tag: diabetes

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A constipation drug can treat kidney disease, likely by lowering endotoxin/LPS

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is conventionally managed with blood pressure control, protein restriction, and phosphate binders. Constipation…

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Thymoquinone and LOW-DOSE glycine, fully reverses diabetes type II

Diabetes is conventionally managed with insulin or oral hypoglycemics, yet the global burden continues to rise, and…

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Rapid fat loss can cause diabetes and liver disease, likely due to systemic exposure to free fatty acids

When people asked Ray during interviews and in emails about weight loss, he always cautioned that rapid…

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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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Maternal thyroid function during pregnancy may determine offspring obesity/diabetes risk

Yet another study demonstrating that the genetic explanation we have been given for most chronic diseases is…

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Microplastics damage sperm, resulting in diabetes in the exposed males’ offspring

A wonderful example debunking the favorite line of all allopathic doctors – i.e. that our risk of…

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Increasing glucose oxidation may treat obesity and leads to mostly fat, not muscle, loss

If only the contestants in the show “The Biggest Loser” had this information before they destroyed their…

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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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Daily low-dose aspirin halves diabetes incidence

The commercials on TV are filled with all kinds of drugs targeting (pre)diabetes, obesity and insulin resistance….

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GLP-1 drugs (Ozempic/Wegovy/Mounjaro) may cause diabetic retinopathy, a condition they are supposed to prevent

It was obvious from the very beginning that GLP-1 agonist drugs are not a panacea but a…