ImmunoHealth

01/31/2022

https://foodinstitute.com/focus/u-s-backed-study-draws-renewed-focus-on-precision-nutrition/

The NIH is awarding $170 million in research funds for one of the largest, most diverse precision nutrition efforts in the U.S.

08/27/2021

04/28/2016

For those who think they can "burn away" a piece of cheese cake with strenous excercise... Our bodies simply don't work that way. Many studies have conclusively proven that excercise, while crucial for maintaining ideal body weight and general health, does very little for weight loss. There is no substitute for a proper diet.

http://www.vox.com/2016/4/28/11518804/weight-loss-exercise-myth-burn-calories

Physical activity may have less to do with weight loss than we think.

04/26/2016

Come visit our booth at the Entrovation show this Saturday April 30th, and learn about new Do-It-Yourself food intolerance testing. Feel healthier in as little as 3 weeks!

http://www.entrovation.com/

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01/17/2014

http://health.yahoo.net/articles/alternative-medicine/study-proves-traditional-chinese-medicine-prevents-diabetes

Common sense prevails once again. Chinese medicine relies on the interaction of our bodies' natural chemistry with chemical components found in certain herbs and foods. We just need to be aware of what those chemical interactions are. It's not rocket science, it's simple biochemistry...

People with prediabetes may see equal success in treating their condition through traditional Chinese medicine compared to prescription drugs.

11/10/2013

"Foods" we eat today, regrettably, cannot be processed by our bodies. Too much genetic engineering, too much food chemistry... The body has to evolve, and we won't like the results... IHS Ed.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/10/business/the-co-villains-behind-obesitys-rise.html?partner=yahoofinance&_r=0

A behavioral economist reminds himself that biology is also a part of the nation’s weight problem.

10/16/2013

Before resorting to drugs that interfere with light receptors in the eyes, try eliminating foods that contain high levels of Tyramine (derived from amino acid Tyrosine), especially if you are on Monoamine Oxydase inhibitor therapy. Tyramine-rich foods are known to cause hypertension and throbbing headaches. Elimination of such foods can be a highly effective primary treatment of migraines in individuals sensitive to this substance. ImmunoHealth Ed.

A mouse study gives hope to researchers who may soon develop a drug that blocks melanopsin receptors, potentially helping people with light-sensitivity from headaches.

10/03/2013

Although generally berries do have an anti-inflammatory effect, you have to be cautious with berries you buy in North America. Specifically, most blueberries and strawberries you buy in grocery stores here are genetically modified (hint, you will never find blueberries half-inch in diameter or strawberries the size of a large walnut in nature). Genetically modified berries and other foods may, in fact, exacerbate an inflammatory response in the body, and in severe cases may even lead to anaphylactic shock.

For a food to make it to Dr. Weil's favorite list, it has to cover all the bases: anti-inflammatory, delicious, versatile and widely available.

10/02/2013

Sedentary lifestyle lowers metabolic exchange rate and cellular regeneration; also leads to heart disease ! Maintain an active lifestyle and eat foods that are right for Your body for a longer happier life.

10/01/2013

Dr. Weil offers you the basics of an anti-inflammatory diet, based on the Mediterranean Diet.