The Paleolithic diet is one that contains “primal” foods such as meat, vegetables, fruits, and nuts.
While some individuals present water fluoridation as a no-brainer, there are indeed plenty of reasons to be wary of it.
In a recent study, the effects of chondroitin sulphate on osteoarthritis of the knee were assessed.
A protein-rich diet was better for maintaining weight loss than a diet rich in carbohydrate
Drinking more water might indeed stimulate fat loss.
In 1994, Dr. Whorwell coauthored an article in the Lancet that made the case that insoluble fiber is more likely to cause harm than do good in IBS patients.
This study is, I think, a clear vindication of the low-carb approach in type 2 diabetes.
Recently, an online publication reported on a study, which again suggests that insulin may be a provoking factor in breast cancer.
Taking omega-3 fats appears to reduce inflammation in the lungs of asthmatics.
One question we might ask is what level of vitamin D is required to ensure optimal health, particularly in the winter when sunlight is highly unlikely to meet our needs?