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The Curaderm Controversy - podcast (opens the original)
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Empowered! - The Podcast is a podcast feed where the latest Empowered! articles are read aloud. This is for all those people who would prefer to listen to my content, and is also perfect for sharing with your friends and family who insist that they “don’t have time to read”.To view the sources (links to articles, graphs, images and videos) that I referenced in this article, please visit the text version of this post:Leave a co
The Curaderm Controversy (opens the original)
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In a recent Q&A session for my EmpowerEd health and nutrition education program, a member asked whether there was any veracity to the claim that solasodine cream derived from eggplant extract, or devil’s apple cream, could be used to treat squamous and basal cell carcinomas, the two most common forms of non-melanoma skin cancer.I had never encountered this claim before. But since other phytochemicals - including <a href="https://sci-hub.usualwant.com/10.117
Your Body’s Secret Fat-Burning Schedule (opens the original)
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Back in July, I wrote a post - One Meal a Day or Breakfast Like a King? - on a study which found that people who eat more of their total daily calories earlier in the day, have better metabolic health than those who eat more of their calories later in the day. That is, shifting the bulk of your food intake into the earlier half of the day is associated with higher insulin sensitivity, lower insulin resistance, a smaller waistline and lower body mass index (BMI), all of which points to a lower ri
New study finds that drugs - not disease - may explain gut microbiome dysbiosis (opens the original)
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In my previous post Drugs and gut bugs, I discussed a study that found that 24 per cent of non-antibiotic drugs inhibited the growth of at least once strain of bacteria that normally inhabits the human gut when tested in vitro (i.e. outside the human body), and two systematic reviews that uncovered distinctive alterations in the gut microbiomes of people us
Prostate cancer: Duplicity, deception and betrayal (opens the original)
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For many years, September has been designated ‘Prostate Cancer Awareness Month’ by various medical charities and organisations.As I’ve discussed in previous articles (see Diabetes: ‘awareness’ vs action, Preventing bowel cancer, Keep your brain young with greens
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