How to Break Old Patterns To Take Control of Your Eating Behavior Making an effort to change your eating behavior over time will eventually allow you to take full control of your health. Your diet is actually one of most critical factors in keeping you healthy and free of chronic conditions such as high blood…
The Strong Linkage of Weight Gain, Diabetes and Cancer Weight gain has long been a recognized risk factor for diabetes, and recently, weight gain and diabetes combined have been associated with an increased risk for several cancers. In fact, a 10-year lag between someone having elevated blood sugar in the diabetic range and the incidence…
“Eat Chew Live” Is Now More Accessible To The People Who Need It Beating Type Two For Two Years With Eat Chew Live As more people learn they can reverse their diabetes through diet, there is still not enough education or resources helping people make those important changes. I have decided to lower the price of Eat Chew…
Weight Gain and Obesity Are The Other Effects of Eating Grains A study published in the Lancet in May 2014, showed that worldwide, the population of adults with obesity increased between 1980 and 2013 from 28.8% to 36.9% in men, from 29% to 38% in women. During the same period, the prevalence of obesity increased…
The following post is an excerpt from my new book, Diabetes: The Real Cause & The Right Cure. In this section I discuss the topic of knowing your authentic weight versus judging yourself harshly against societal standards. Here I speak to women in particular. I highly encourage you to read the book and learn how you…
To maintain health, humans must have a constant supply of nutrients in the internal environment of the body. Maintaining this steady but dynamic state requires that we acquire nutrients from our surroundings. Nutrients are absorbed in the form of molecules and ions from the environment they live in. Cells in the body must then perform…
In my last blog, How Much Food Do You Really Need, I discussed how your own brain determines what type of food you should choose and how much you really need to eat of it. I then explained how you can start responding to your own hunger and satiation signals so that you do not over-consume.…
Here is an excerpt from my new book, Diabetes: The Real Cause & The Right Cure. If you have diabetes, this book can make a real difference in your life. Think how wonderful life can be if you do not need to inject insulin or take medications. Think how comfortable you will feel knowing that you will…
Is it Ok to Eat Quinoa, Buckwheat and Other “Non-Grains”? If you have Type 2 diabetes and are taking medication or injecting insulin, Diabetes: The Real Cause and the Right Cure – 8 Steps to Reverse Your Diabetes in 8 Weeks is an important book for you. You do not need to have diabetes for the rest…
To Puree or to Chew – Part 1 I once saw a nutritionist, in one of the early morning national television news program, exalting the virtues of pureeing edible natural foods for the convenience of consuming nutrients. I thought that the show was intended for those who have lost the faculty of chewing due to…
