Preventing age related muscle loss: Role of the microbiome

Age-related muscle loss has a substantially negative effect on our later years. It reduces quality of life, decreases resilience, and leads to significant disability. Clearly, exercise is essential to help hold on to as much muscle as possible. Regular strength training at 3-4x/wk covers this base. Getting adequate protein is also important. Unfortunately, the dose … Continue reading Preventing age related muscle loss: Role of the microbiome

Need help reversing type 2 diabetes? This fiber may help!!!

If you need help reversing type 2 diabetes, you likely know the importance of lifestyle. Eating better and exercising more certainly help, but sometimes you need something else to goose things along. As far as useful tools, there's a lot of hype behind dietary fiber. Eating more fiber has a lot of beneficial effects for … Continue reading Need help reversing type 2 diabetes? This fiber may help!!!

Amazing benefit of resistant starch discovered!!!

A new study unlocks a major benefit of resistant starch in the development of digestive tract cancers. Researchers looked at the benefits of resistant starch in individuals with Lynch Syndrome. Lynch Syndrome is a hereditary condition that increases the risk of cancers of the digestive tract. People with Lynch Syndrome have a defect in genes … Continue reading Amazing benefit of resistant starch discovered!!!

Diet and mental health: Can what you eat play a role?

Is there a relationship between your diet and mental health? It seems plausible that a person's diet can play an important role. Certainly there is a link between physical and mental health. There is good evidence that the 2 are linked. However, it's problematic determining if one causes the other or they are indirectly linked. … Continue reading Diet and mental health: Can what you eat play a role?

Mast cell activation syndrome treatment: Time’s on your side

Mast cell activation syndrome(MCAS) treatment normally centers around blocking histamine. You've likely heard of histamine as the release of histamine from mast cells causes allergic symptoms. Symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, cough, and things of that nature. Mast cells are cells of the immune system that help protect the body against foreign invaders. Activation … Continue reading Mast cell activation syndrome treatment: Time’s on your side