Brad King
Metformin vs Berberine as an Anti-Aging Treatment
Pretty much anyone over the age of 30 has heard about the infamous Fountain of Youth, the legendary spring believed to have the power to restore youth and vitality to those who drink from it. Despite the fact that tales of the Fountain of Youth have been around for centuries, there is no historical evidence to support its claim, and it is widely believed to be nothing more than a myth. What is not a myth, is the science surrounding the hormone insulin, and how elevated levels of this hormone are well documented to increase biological aging. As almost all...
Brad King
Intermittent Fasting - A Beginner’s Guide
There is so much interest surrounding the topic of intermittent fasting or IF these days, however there is also a great deal of confusion surrounding IF. I hope to clear up much of this confusion and in the process, give you more clarity on the subject and a quick starter guide for those who wish to try it out for yourself. IF 101 IF is a dietary strategy in which a person avoids the intake of food for many hours each day. The actual time varies depending on a person's goals, individual needs and health profile, however research indicates that...
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Solving the Spike Protein Problem
"Even though it is generally accepted in medical circles that spike proteins play an important role in a virus's ability to infect human cells and lead to severe disease, it is important to note that more research is needed to fully understand the role these spike proteins play in the development of COVID-19-related health complications."
Brad King
Protect You And Your Family This Cold Season
Immunity and the Fantastic 4 Brad King, MFS, MS Immunity is your first-line of defense that helps prevent disease-causing pathogens from causing harm to your body. It is a multi-faceted system and as long as it is given what it needs to function optimally, you should be fully protected. Your skin is your first defender, as it keeps pathogens from entering the body on contact, followed by mucus, which helps trap the pathogens, stomach acid helps to destroy them, and our sweat creates anti-bacterial components. If all of these areas fail and a threat makes its way into our...
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