A deficiency in vitamin B12 can cause some pretty serious health issues. Including problems with your cognition, your immune system, and even your heart. And for a long time, doctors opted to [...]
Author: Dr. Micozzi
New study squashes long-held theory about what causes Alzheimer’s disease
In my view, a new study published in Neurology should finally put to rest the long-held, but flawed theory that amyloid protein plaques in the brain cause Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and dementia. [...]
More than half of America’s food is unnatural, processed, “hyperpalatable” junk
According to a new study published in the journal Obesity, America’s food supply is overrun with virtually irresistible (to many), ultra-processed, “hyperpalatable” products. Which isn’t too [...]
Five myths about eating meat…busted!
Recently, some so-called “expert” tried to blame the new coronavirus outbreak on raising cattle for beef. (Well, they tried blaming meat for everything else already, so why not put more myths out [...]
American Heart Association finally issues warning against over-exercising
In February, scientists with the American Heart Association (AHA) made a major admission about the dangers of high-intensity exercise (or what I call “excess-ercise”). They admitted that engaging [...]
Study tries to rewrite the science on moderate alcohol consumption
I often talk about the many health benefits of consuming alcohol in moderation—including a lower risk of developing dementia, depression, heart disease, and even Type II diabetes. But some of the [...]
Daily, low-dose aspirin cuts risk of this deadly cancer by more than 50 percent!
I often report about the health benefits of taking regular, old aspirin—including added protection against cardiovascular disease and colon cancer. And now, a brand-new study published in the [...]
Here’s why Alzheimer’s disease poses a far greater risk to women than men
Women have a 1 in 5 chance of developing Alzheimer’s disease (AD) during their lifetime. Whereas for men, the risk is 1 in 11. Part of the reason for that higher risk is that women, on average, [...]
Lung cancer survival rates are improving, but we still have a long way to go
According to the latest data, the five-year survival rate among patients with lung cancer has actually improved over the last decade. But, in my view, that’s still not good enough. In fact, it’s [...]
No link between this “high cholesterol” food and heart disease
For decades, mainstream medicine tried to blame heart disease on cholesterol…and on foods like eggs that contain cholesterol. But it turns out, that narrative is completely false. In fact, a [...]