In the 21st century, Type II diabetes has become a raging epidemic. And I place much of the blame on all the misguided dietary advice doled out by so-called government “experts.” I mean, [...]
In the 21st century, Type II diabetes has become a raging epidemic. And I place much of the blame on all the misguided dietary advice doled out by so-called government “experts.” I mean, [...]
As you may recall, I declared my independence from blood pressure (BP) drugs—in consultation with my personal physician—more than two years ago on July 4, 2019. We both had growing concerns [...]
As we head into the warmer weather of spring, some people feel the urge to lose a few pounds. But instead of counting calories, cutting carbs, or spending hours at the gym, I suggest you try [...]
As I expressed last week, I’m not a big fan of grand, sweeping New Year’s resolutions that you can’t keep up past the first week in February. I’d rather see you make small, sensible changes that [...]
I’ve never put much credence into what the American Diabetes Association (ADA) has to say about how to prevent or treat Type II diabetes. That’s because they continue to support the mainstream’s [...]
We’ve known about the dangers of pushing blood sugar too low in older people with Type II diabetes for at least 10 years. But a new study conducted by researchers with the prestigious Mayo Clinic [...]
As I often report, doctors routinely overtreat older people in this country with unnecessary, ineffective, and even dangerous drugs and medical procedures—which often end up causing more harm [...]
During the holidays, many of us eat too much sugar and too many carbs—despite our best intentions. Fortunately, research shows that simply starting the day with one popular spice from Asia in [...]
There was a rather startling admission about the treatment of older people with Type II diabetes at the annual meeting of the Endocrine Society. Committee chair Derek LeRoith, M.D., Ph.D., with [...]
Type II diabetes is a modern epidemic, affecting almost 10 percent of the adult population in the U.S.—not to mention the additional 100 million adults living in the U.S. with prediabetes. And [...]