Chromium Picolinate May Provide Cardiovascular Benefits in Pre-Diabetes
Strange. I already posted earlier today about chromium picolinate. Now, a press release from PR Newswire just came out about a preclinical […]
Month: November 2005
Noted Chromium Researcher Finds Mineral Curbs Carb Cravings
This morning, I was pleased to receive a personal e-mail from cutting-edge scientist Malcolm McLeod M.D., who has done some groundbreaking work […]
Hypoglycemia Book Released
Anita Flegg of Ottawa is on a mission. The author of Hypoglycemia: The Other Sugar Disease believes that Americans and Canadians alike […]
Just Had Fun on “The New You Show”
Just had a great time on The New You Show. Emil Cerullo, Greg Hill, Jonny Bowden, Kelly Moore and Jill Vollmuth were […]
I’m on the Radio Shortly
If you live in Dallas or are near a computer, listen to me live on the radio. Shortly, I’ll be The New […]
7 Tips to Squash Your Sugar Cravings This Holiday Season
Worried about the holiday season and the plethora of culinary delights that might land in your mouth and stomach? Fretting that you’ll […]
Scientists Target the Tongue’s Sweet Spots
Ah, now we know why Splenda (sucralose) — and sugar, for that matter — are so popular. Steven Munger, a neurobiologist at […]
Fascinating Conference to Spotlight Affects of Carb Restriction
Just found out about a fascinating upcoming conference from my online buddy/blogger, Regina Wilshire, co-founder (with her M.D. husband) of the non-profit […]
Media Makes Major Blunder re Splenda Coverage
I love AOL, but I am so, so, so disappointed at the horribly incomplete and misleading reporting from an AOL unamed reporter […]
Processed Chocolate Contains Dangerous Lead Concentrations, Study Says
As if the sugar content wasn’t reason enough to stay away from processed chocolate. A new study, in Environmental Health Perspectives, reveals […]