It has been more than a decade since I stopped recommending aspirin for the prevention of heart disease. The evidence in support of aspirin has always been quite weak, and over the last decade it has become even weaker.
In fact, it looks as though aspirin, even “low-dose aspirin” (LDA), may […]
By: Dr. Mercola
Source: Mercola.com
Each year Americans catch more than one billion colds, making the cold virus the most common infectious disease in the United States.
It accounts for more school absences and missed work than any other illness, and it’s the number […]
By Andreas Moritz
Protein Storage – A Time Bomb!
Obese people have both high concentrations of fats and excessive amounts of protein in the blood. The blood’s tendency towards clotting, considered to be the greatest cause for heart attack or stroke, stems almost exclusively from the saturation of proteins in the blood. (Note that smoking also increases blood protein concentrations, as shown below). Fats, on the other hand, have no blood-clotting ability. In their attempt to avert a heart […]
