Dr Chris Luke said Irish people in the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s ate a seasonal diet of fresh produce with little or no access to convenience food. He said the elegant black-and-white photos of people’s grandparents on mantelpieces around the country are a timely reminder of the benefits of a more austere lifestyle. The adjunct… Read More »
For example, some migraines may respond well to medications taken in the first couple hours, but may not respond at all if the medications are taken later than that. Medicines to prevent migraine are taken every day. Your doctor can prescribe medications for the pain and the nausea that are safe during pregnancy but they… Read More »
Doctors and hospitals generate revenue by treating the patients who walk through their doors, but if the statistics are any indication, fewer patients are making the trek, with U.S. Census Bureau figures showing Americans are making less trips to the doctor. The data was culled from 2001 to 2010. At the beginning of this period,… Read More »
For certain this is not true. The real question is whether eggs belong in a healthy diet. Eggs are high in cholesterol with about 185 milligrams in the yolk of a large egg. For years eggs were thought to contribute significantly to coronary artery disease and they were out of vogue. Then research suggested that… Read More »
Chances are you’re eating a diet full of CRAP — an acronym for “calorie-rich and processed” foods — that’s making weight loss impossible and health problems worse. Dr. Michael Greger wants people to know there’s a better way. The physician, who specializes in clinical nutrition, hates diet books, so he’s titled his new volume “How… Read More »