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Ribose: Fuel Your Body with an ATP-Building Sugar
In our fast-paced lives, many of us feel tired and struggle to recover quickly after exercise. Ribose, a natural sugar, can be a great natural remedy for this. The body produces ribose; it’s a key component of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) and plays a vital role in the...
Ribose: Fuel Your Body with an ATP-Building Sugar
In our fast-paced lives, many of us feel tired and struggle to recover quickly after exercise. Ribose, a natural sugar, can be a great natural remedy for this. The body produces ribose; it’s a key component of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) and plays a vital role in the body’s energy production, enabling cells to store and release energy efficiently.
Isomaltulose: The Secret to Sustained Energy
Isomaltulose is a special kind of carbohydrate that doesn’t spike your blood sugar levels. Isomaltulose is a disaccharide, meaning it’s made up of two sugar molecules – in this case glucose and fructose joined together.
Isomaltulose: The Inflammation-Reducing Sugar
Chronic inflammation is a major health problem, contributing to various lifestyle diseases including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, arthritis, and cancer. In fact, over half of all deaths are attributed to inflammation-related diseases. It’s important to reduce inflammation to prevent and protect against disease and maintain a good level of overall health.
Tumour Tissue Acidity: Cancer Aggression and Treatment Resistance
Acidosis is a condition in which the body’s tissues become excessively acidic due to a drop in pH levels. Within tumour tissue, acidosis accelerates tumour progression and can cause cancer cells to become resistant to treatment. It promotes several mechanisms that lead to invasiveness, metastasis, and resistance to immune responses and chemotherapy in cancer cells.
Sugar, HPV, and Cervical Cancer: The Dr Coy Principle in Cancer Management
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infections are responsible for over 99% of precancerous cervical lesions, making them a significant threat to public health. Among the many strains of HPV, types 16 and 18 are most common, accounting for more than 70% of cervical cancer cases worldwide.
Galactose: Why Your Brain Needs Sugar
From an evolutionary perspective, the human brain surpassed other animals with the development of complex thought processes. We upgraded our intellectual abilities while developing social and behavioral constructs that override animal instincts.
Galactose: A Fat Burning Sugar
Galactose offers unexpected and highly beneficial properties that actively encourage the body to use fat. The fat-burning properties of galactose promote oxidation, which essentially ‘forces’ the cell powerhouses (mitochondria) to use fat and oxygen to make fuel.
This means that by just adding galactose to your food, it will push your body into fat burning mode.
Premature Ageing: The Importance of Dietary Choices
The anti-ageing industry often overlooks the root causes of accelerated ageing; hence consumers are bombarded with endless creams, surgeries, and injectables. Understanding the cellular impact of sugar is key to making dietary decisions that support skin health and reduce signs premature ageing.
Tagatose Is Not An Added Sugar: FDA Label Overturned
A legal win for tagatose could revolutionise healthier sugar alternatives.
U.S. constitutional lawyer Jonathan Emord recently achieved a significant legal victory against the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The Impact of the Mediterranean Diet on Brain Aging
A new study reveals that nutrients commonly found in the Mediterranean diet are crucial for slowing down brain aging.
The Power of Cancer Nutrition: An Interview with Sarah Blumenfeld
After her third cancer diagnosis, and a fatal prognosis of only 6 months, Sarah Blumenfeld decided to take matters into her own hands.
Unlocking TKTL1 – Part 2
TKTL1 is a special gene that emerged during the evolution of mammals. Numerous genetic changes optimized this gene, and the enzyme it created, over the course of 300 million years.
Unlocking TKTL1 – Part 1
TKTL1 is a special gene that emerged during the evolution of mammals. Numerous genetic changes optimized this gene, and the enzyme it created, over the course of 300 million years.
Train your Muscles with Sugar: Galactose’s Metabolic Capabilities
Imagine eating a chocolate bar to help train your muscles to burn energy more efficiently.
A recent study proves galactose’s ability to make our muscles more efficient. Researchers investigated how changing the type of sugar (from glucose to galactose) drastically affects the energy metabolism of our muscle cells.
The Cardiovascular Impact of Different Sugars: Galactose’s Gentle Impact on the Heart
In the ever-evolving landscape of nutritional science, researchers (and scientists such as Dr Johannes Coy) reveal nuanced details about how different sugars impact our bodies. And, importantly, how they affect our cardiovascular health.
Are Fizzy Drinks Impacting a Rise in Adolescent Obesity?
In the realm of food additives, few have stirred as much controversy and debate as aspartame. With its widespread use as a sugar substitute in over 6,000 products, from diet sodas to chewing gum, aspartame has long been a subject of scrutiny and concern.