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Let’s thank the mercury-free dentists who serve us today. As environmentally-responsible community members, they recognize that amalgam is a significant source of mercury pollution.
In fact, not a single scientist on FDA’s advisory panel agreed with FDA’s 2009 rule that promoted unrestricted amalgam use in children and pregnant women.
Since the last AHA scientific statement was published in 2002, there has been
new evidence on the relationship between sugar intake and cardiovascular health.
High levels of dietary sugar consumption may be contributing to the global
epidemic of obesity and cardiovascular disease, and limiting dietary intake of
added sugars is therefore a valid concern. In the typical US diet, the main
source of added sugars is soft drinks and other sugar-sweetened beverages. …
“It’s kind of like when you get stopped for a traffic ticket in L.A. and the cop
drops a bag of marijuana in the back of your car and then charges you with
possession of marijuana,” said the Nobel Laureate. “It’s a very fast, very
efficient way to get people off of the street.” …
“Taken together with similar data that shows its importance in reducing
arthritis, osteoporotic fractures, as well as heart disease and some cancers,
this underscores the importance of vitamin D for humans and why evolution gave
us a liking for the sun. …
In this study, a team of researchers led by Dr. David Threadgill of North
Carolina State University utilized mouse genetics to aid the search for
candidate genes linked to acetaminophen-induced liver injury in humans. “We
approached the study from the perspective that drugs are used in very
heterogeneous patient populations, and that drug-induced toxicities are likely
the result of a person’s genetic makeup,” …