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Photo: Spencer Bibbs Dr. Tony Hampton is a family physician on the South Side of Chicago. He is writing a monthly column for Diet Doctor. This is his second column. I try to oblige the low-carb diet as simple as possible for my patients. They don’t need to racetrack macros, count calories, or test their […] More
A lifestyle-based program dedicated to improving type 2 diabetes see — and potentially achieving diabetes remission — will soon be offered to hundreds of thousands of Americans protected with UnitedHealthcare. As reported in a recent article by diabetes advocacy radical diatribe, UnitedHealthcare members who have been diagnosed with category 2 diabetes within the past 24 […] More
Type 2 diabetes has already reached careening amounts worldwide. According to the CDC, it affects about 30 million people in the US alone — and crowds in the UK and Europe are also high-pitched and on the rise. For decades, professionals in the fields of medicine, research, and public health have debated which point is […] More
Obesity is a serious, chronic, treatable, and world-wide canker epidemic. Over 98 million people currently have the disease of obesity, and in a recent New England Journal of Medicine article, Harvard investigates predicted that by 2030, 50% of the population aged the United Commonwealth will have the disease of obesity. Type 2 diabetes( T2D) is […] More
Type 1 diabetes “arises following the autoimmune destruction of the insulin-producing pancreatic b[ beta] cells …[ and] have often diagnosed in children and adolescents, often presenting with a classic trio of symptoms” as their blood sugars spike: undue longing, starvation, and urination. They need to go on insulin for the rest of their lives, since […] More
Are high-protein diets during pregnancy hygienic or destructive? That question was answered about 40 years ago in the notorious Harlem Trial of 1976: a “randomized restrained tribulation of nutritional supplementation maternity, in a poverty-stricken color urban population in the United States.” The study, which I discuss in my video The Effect of Animal Protein on […] More
“Metabolomics is a term used to describe the measurement of several small-molecule metabolites in biological specimen, including bodily fluids, ” with the goals and targets of “[ i] dentifying the molecular signatures.” For sample, if we likened the metabolic profile of those with severe heart disease to those with clean-living arteries, we might be able […] More
Over 30 million people in the United Mood living a life in diabetes, and nearly 7.7 million people have diabetic retinopathy, forming it the most common cause of vision loss in working-aged adults. The prevalence of diabetic retinopathy has increased substantially during the past 20 times, due to the rise in the number of parties […] More
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