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by Dr Nicole Meier | Sep 3, 2009 | Cornerstone Announcements

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“With the number of blacklegged ticks found locally on the rise, much of Halton region will be identified for the first time this year as an “estimated risk area” for Lyme disease by Public Health Ontario (PHO)” https://t.co/ld3wL98se7

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An interesting read as I head out for a rainy run. I often wonder how this period of intense training is going to impact my health later on (triathlon training). The legacy effect is... https://t.co/1c1D2Vc9la

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5 days ago

Thanks Dr. Morris for sharing! Solid evidence that processed food drives appetite and causes weight gain. ... See MoreSee Less

It's Not Just Salt, Sugar, Fat: Study Finds Ultra-Processed Foods Drive Weight Gain

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"Landmark" study finds a highly processed diet spurred people to overeat compared with an unprocessed diet, about 500 extra calories a day. That suggests something about processing itself is at play.

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2 weeks ago

#ISEAI2019 hosted Joe Burrascano, MD and Richard Horowitz, MD in the same morning. Both legends in Lyme community and both have contributed hugely to research and awareness. Dr. Burrascano was responsible for my foray into the Lyme world over a decade ago. He was presenting at an infectious disease conference with the Institute of Functional Medicine when he posted a picture of a young man with Bartonella striae on his back. I recognized them.. on one of my children. Needless to say it was a life changing moment. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

#ISEAI2019 in Carefree, Arizona. Beautiful setting for the important subject of environmentally acquired illness. This includes Lyme & co., mycotoxin illness and more. So far some amazing presentations from Neil Nathan, MD and Robert Naviaux, MD. Looking forward to more great speakers! ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

This is worth sharing - from Dr. Carnahan. An easy guide to avoiding mouldy food for those of us who are sensitive. ... See MoreSee Less

The Low Mold Diet.

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The Low Mold Diet. Use this guide to shift your diet away from high sugar and starchy foods to more fresh, whole foods.

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4 weeks ago

I became disillusioned with evidence based medicine when I was writing my undergraduate thesis. We were brainwashed with this idea that the scientific method was flawless and precious. That research was the purest form of science. It occurred to me then, and even more now, that "scientific evidence" is all about question you ask and how you present the data. It is so easily manipulated. Fast forward 25 years and we have social media exposure and which gives the average person baby bites of health headlines like "Eggs cause heart disease says new study" or "No evidence for echinacea in the treatment of the common cold" and they believe it. They don't have the experience or skill to investigate if that statement is backed by an unbiased and well designed study. Most of the time it's not. When you stop funding educational institutions to do research and that hole is filled by interest groups (pharma or big food), then all hell breaks loose and you really can't trust what is presented as "evidence based". ... See MoreSee Less

The Corruption of Evidence Based Medicine — Killing for Profit

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The idea of Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) is great. The reality, though, not so much. Human perception is often flawed, so the premise of…

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