A well-researched exposé of the serious damage that can be done by the influence of vested interests in governmental regulatory decisions.
Dave Hendry
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Dave Hendry is co-founder of The 5 Fundamentals of Health and Fundamentals of Health Alliance. He has an extensive CV in research, education and curriculum development.
It’s easy to look back at past decisions and second-guess them with the benefit of hindsight and more experience. But now that we know better, we should act accordingly.
Are our bad habits actually cultural values?
What if we took a different approach to what appears to be an increasing vulnerability to disease as we age?
If you understand a concept, you should know it when you see it.
True or False: Insulin resistance is a condition in which the cells of the body become less sensitive to the effects of insulin, therefore requiring higher levels of insulin in the bloodstream to carry out its primary function of managing blood sugar levels.
The impact from one individual is small, to be sure, but when enough people start making a certain kind of choice, the environment adapts.
Perhaps the most important aspect of understanding is that when you understand something, you know how it relates to other things that you understand.
Only with understanding can your consent be “informed.”
The current state of understanding of the operation of the human body is woefully incomplete.
The old joke is that good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment. Certainly experience plays a part, but there’s another factor with a role that is even more important.
What happens to the glucose in your food once it’s digested? It all depends on the timing.
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