Fasting – benefits of life in the fast lane
By Marika Sboros Life In The Fasting Lane (Harper Wave) is a brave, new book on one of the oldest, traditional healing modalities. The [more]
COVID19: is vitamin D a ‘cure’ or free snake oil?
By Marika Sboros Roll up, roll up for the mystery tour of miracle “cures” for COVID19. Is there really such a thing as a cure [more]
Infertility: ‘miracle’ foods beat drugs for PCOS?
By Marika Sboros Canadian naturopathic physician Nadia Pateguana has an enviable reputation for getting people pregnant. How did Pateguana acquire that unusual reputation? It’s in [more]
Ethics: online course for doctors to ‘first do no harm’
By Marika Sboros “First do no harm” is the golden rule of the Hippocratic oath. Medical doctors around the world have to swear it before [more]
COVID-19: biggest risk may not be the virus!
By Marika Sboros COVID-19 is another case of a pandemic spreading fear, fiction, panic and chaos faster than the virus itself. The numbers involved certainly are [more]
Hospital food: a cardiologist’s war on ‘obscene, processed junk’!
By Marika Sboros Hospitals are places of healing, dedicated to patients’ health, right? Wrong. They should be, of course, but they aren’t always. Particularly when [more]
Dr Mariela Glandt: sweet medicine to beat diabetes in Israel
By Marika Sboros A century ago, doctors looked on in awe as patients with type-1 diabetes responded to life-saving insulin therapy. These days, Israeli endocrinologist [more]
Dietitians: health hazards or mainstream healers in 2020?
Will dietitians be the movers and shakers who make LCHF go medical mainstream in 2020? A new LCHF online training course aims to equip dietitians to be healers rather than public-health hazards.
Cholesterol fears, hearts, fake news, the age game: who plays?
By Marika Sboros Many people have asked Scottish GP Malcolm Kendrick to comment on a controversial new study about cholesterol that is making headlines around [more]
Real food on trial: sit back, listen to the full story
By Marika Sboros Real Food On Trial is now available on audio from US-based Tantor Media. The sub-title speaks volumes: How The Diet Dictators Tried [more]
Israel wakes up to keto and low-carb
By Marika Sboros Dr Mariela Glandt is the brains behind Israel’s first keto, low-carb, high-healthy-fat (LCHF) conference. The event draws leading LCHF and nutrition experts [more]
Ketosis for kids: the real magic of mother’s milk
By Marika Sboros It’s not just parents who fear the “k” word – ketosis – for kids. Many, if not most, paediatricians and paediatric dietitians [more]
Nutritional psychiatry: future of mental health treatment?
By Marika Sboros Nutritional psychiatry is an idea whose time has come. That raises a question: What took the medical profession so long to embrace [more]
Academic mobbing at UCT: a neverending story
By Marika Sboros Academic bullying or mobbing as it has become known is an ugly phenomenon. It’s a scourge, endemic in even the best universities [more]
Heikkilä: Is he Finland’s Noakes or Fettke?
By Marika Sboros Is it most correct to call Dr Antti Heikkilä Finland’s Tim Noakes, Gary Fettke? What about Shawn Baker, Annika Dahlqvist or Èvelyne [more]
Vaccination: Kendrick dares to inject challenge to orthodoxy
By Marika Sboros Scottish GP Dr Malcolm Kendrick is a brave man. He dares not just to write about the great vaccination debate but to [more]
Shawn Baker: heavyweight medicine man in praise of meat
VITAL SIGNS By Marika Sboros US physician and orthopaedic surgeon Dr Shawn Baker once dreamt of owning a cheesecake factory. He also dreamt of being [more]
Facebook: why did it really take down a top low-carb group?
By Marika Sboros What’s really behind Facebook’s deletion of one of its biggest low-carb groups, the Banting 7 Day Meal Plans? The social media titan’s [more]
Statins: attacks on doctors reveal ‘smoking guns’ on side effects?
UPDATED 17/03 WITH COMMENT AND BACKGROUND By Marika Sboros Is there really “a special place in hell for doctors who claim statins don’t work“? The [more]
Fasting: quick ways to get rid of unwanted side effects
By Marika Sboros Fasting really is as old as the hills of ancient Greece. It’s a bedrock of traditional healing systems across the globe to [more]