Tag: diabetes

• Sugar & Cancer: Connecting The Dots

  

  Thoughts, Opinions and Facts to Help You Draw Your Own Conclusions

  timlrice

  October 22, 2017

  Fitness, Functional Medicine, Medical Science, Nutrition, Uncategorized, weight loss, Wellness

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• The Rabbit Hole: Essential Reading (Nutrition Edition)

  

  95+ Books For Specific Nutritional Needs (and Great NEW BOOKS Coming Soon)

  timlrice

  August 1, 2017

  Fitness, Functional Medicine, Medical Science, Nutrition, Uncategorized, weight loss, Wellness

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• Treating The Root Cause Of Metabolic Disease

  

  Are We Treating Root Cause, Or Just Putting Bandaids On Symptoms?

  timlrice

  January 28, 2017

  Fitness, Functional Medicine, Medical Science, Nutrition, Uncategorized, weight loss, Wellness

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• Talking Fast, Intermittently Fast

  

  Evidence Based Benefits of Intermittent Fasting

  timlrice

  December 30, 2016

  Fitness, Medical Science, Nutrition, weight loss

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• Optimizing Your Metabolism 

  

  Metabolic diseases cause of more than 60% of the deaths on the planet. Most of these conditions are reversible by optimizing your metabolism with a proper diet. Isn’t it about time for a fuel change?

  timlrice

  August 30, 2016

  Fitness, Medical Science, Nutrition

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• Cholester-All You Need To Know

  

  Don’t be a Statin Statistic, You CAN Reclaim Your Heart Health with Proper Nutrition

  timlrice

  July 30, 2016

  Fitness, Medical Science, Nutrition

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• By Any Other Name, It’s Still The Same

  

  Will the FDA’s New Food Label Lead to a Whole New Wave of Trickery by the Processed Food Industry? What’s Next in the Battle Against Added Sugars.

  timlrice

  June 6, 2016

  Fitness, Nutrition

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• What’s Wrong With Weight Watchers? 

  

  Why Weight Watchers Won’t Work For Sustainable Weight Loss

  timlrice

  April 9, 2016

  Fitness, Nutrition

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