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Psoriasis is one of the most common chronic skin conditions in Canada, currently affecting about one million Canadians. In 2014, the WHO recognized psoriasis as a “chronic, non-communicable, painful, disfiguring and disabling disease for which there is no cure and with a great negative impact on patients’ quality of life” due to the huge emotional,…
Read More...The internet is rife with debates and a big discussion over the past few years has been the notion that butter is a healthy fat. But where is the evidence? It is true that study results have been conflicting. However, investigations on the subject often covered very short time periods, compared diets at one point…
Read More...When people express their desire to live to be at least 100 years old, they are assuming that their later years will be lived in good health. But that is not the norm. It does not take into account the healthspan-lifespan gap, the number of years near the end of a life that are spent…
Read More...What we eat is inextricably linked to human health. Decades of scientific evidence tells us that diets low in unprocessed plant-based foods are the cause of more diet-related deaths from cardiovascular disease, cancers and type-2 diabetes than from any other risk factor (1). We also have plenty of data linking specific tiny inhabitants of the…
Read More...This is without a doubt the most common question asked about plant-based diets….and no wonder. Protein bars and drinks are available everywhere, advertised to provide boosts in protein that are touted to prevent fatigue and provide energy for exercise, to help recover from a workout and to rebuild damaged muscle fibers. The disquieting thing is…
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