This article is originally posted on Proven Skincare. Image by InspiredImages from Pixabay Congratulations! Your pimple is gone. The only problem is that you now have a scar where the acne used to be. You can cover it up with makeup, or a random over-the-counter scar treatment, however the ideal solution is to [...]
Guest post by Dr Laura Villa; Image by Anastasia Gepp from Pixabay The link between Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) and Hashimoto’s What is Hashimoto’s thyroiditis? Hashimoto thyroiditis is a chronic, autoimmune inflammation of the thyroid. It results when the body attacks the cells of the thyroid gland — an autoimmune reaction. It often begins [...]
Image by Bishnu Sarangi from Pixabay I wrote here on what essential fatty acids are, and why they’re important. While there are food and vegetable sources of each step along the way, our bodies need to be working appropriately to get the most out of them. Step One: Delta-6 Desaturase As you can see [...]
Image by marijana1 from Pixabay I wrote here on the liver’s six main pathways for Phase 2 Detoxification. This is going to be a deep dive into one of the six: glucuronidation. What Glucuronidation Does Glucuronic acid is a derivative of glucose. As with all of the liver’s Phase 2 pathways, this renders a [...]
I wrote here on what EMFs (Electromagnetic Fields) are, and here on their potential damage to mitochondria. Dr Mosley wrote here on the studies of various types of physical damage associated with EMFs, and how that translates to the current concern over 5G. But how to you know if your EMF [...]
Guest Post by Dr Mariah Mosley; Image by mohamed Hassan from Pixabay 5G is a new radio-frequency radiation for our mobile phones, that is currently in process of being distributed across the nation. Some doctors are calling for pause on this “5G Rollout”, and many people are questioning why. We have 3G for [...]
Image by Paul Brennan from Pixabay I wrote here on electromagnetic fields (EMF) generally, and an overview of mitochondrial dysfunction here. Mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cells, producing the vast majority of ATP, the body’s energy currency. Since every cell in the body has mitochondria (except red blood cells), dysfunctional mitochondria can [...]
Image by Dariusz Sankowski from Pixabay The news has been pretty upsetting lately, hasn’t it? No matter what you believe on all the highly politically charged issues that have come up over the last weeks and months, emotionally, we’re all responding the same way: with anxiety, fear, anger, and hopelessness. It doesn’t have [...]
I wrote here on excessive sugar consumption and why it is harmful. In a nutshell, sugar encourages many of the epidemic Western chronic diseases, including obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and dementia. But the correlation between sugar and cancer is worth looking at in greater detail. This study shows that those who consume [...]
Guest Post by Dr Mariah Mosley, Image by Sascha Fritz from Pixabay We have all heard a lot lately about asymptomatic (symptom-free) carriers of infectious illness. This idea is based upon what’s called Germ Theory: the idea that germs are the enemy, to be directly attacked or avoided. The opposite of Germ [...]
