Jun 13th, 2019
Gifts from Your Father: The Genetics of Blood Type
Maybe it’s dad’s curly hair. Or his ear for music. Somewhere along the line, you’re sure to have noticed a trait you inherited from your father. But did you know that he partly influenced your blood type as well?
Your father and mothe...
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May 30th, 2019
4 Steps to Better Brain Health
Along with exercising your body, tending to the health and fitness of your brain is key to living a long, rewarding life. The aging process can cause some cognitive decline, but research shows that by keeping your brain “fit,” you can help to re...
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May 26th, 2019
Personalized Nutrition: Brain Foods
As we age, it’s natural for changes to take place within our body and mind. But, just as you can stay physically healthy by eating the right foods, you can also maintain brain health well into old age by adding right-for-your-type “smart” fruit...
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May 8th, 2019
Personalized Nutrition for Every Stage of a Woman's Life
Over the course of her lifetime, a woman’s nutritional needs will change several times. From infancy to adolescence, from motherhood to menopause, change is constant. Good nutritional care is the key to navigating each transformation.ChildhoodChildre...
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May 8th, 2019
Calcium: Everything You Need to Know
You’ve most likely heard at one time or another that calcium is a key component for women striving to maintain optimal health. But why? What is its importance? Are all calcium supplements the same? How does blood type impact calcium require...
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Apr 30th, 2019
Detoxing from Detox
Many of us are aware of the concept of a ‘meme,’ an idea that spreads from person to person within a culture as some sort of phenomenon. Memes are sticky, like that song you can’t get out of your head no matter how hard you try.
‘Deto...
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Mar 21st, 2019
The Fifty-Year Fad Diet
Photo by Myrna Weinreich
Reflections from Dr. D’Adamo on five decades of shape-shifting nutritional guidelines
The Dunning-Kruger effect is a type of cognitive bias in which people believe that they are smarter and more capable...
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Mar 20th, 2019
Is Your Superfood My Superfood?
A dietary buzzword for sure, but how well do we really understand the concept of superfoods? Forcing yourself to eat kale all day may be well intentioned, but changing your diet without regard for your specific body chemistry can be a shot...
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Mar 4th, 2019
Bugs and Blood Types
From my very first book,
Eat Right for Your Type, I’ve written about the mysterious connection between the ABO blood types and the makeup of the microbial world inside our bodies, also known as the ‘microbiome.’ As evidence increasi...
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Feb 1st, 2019
Security Blitz: A Report from the Field
As I write this, my immediate surroundings appear exclusively populated with a bevy of sneezing, throat clearing, nose blowing and coughing troglodytes that in earlier times I was once able to recognize as friends, students and colleagues.
Ye...
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Dec 31st, 2018
An Energy Tune-Up for the New Year
Automobiles burn gasoline for energy. Humans burn sugars. And if you’ve ever driven a car, you know safe driving requires checking a few key instruments, main among them, your fuel gauge and speedometer.
Ignoring information from either displ...
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Dec 30th, 2018
Winterize Your Workouts
Temperatures are taking a nosedive, but that doesn't mean your workout routine has to. With a little motivation and the right winter gear, you can keep your exercise regimen running strong through even the coldest temperatures. And, if you...
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