Dr Cliff Harvey recently appeared on the FX Medicine Podcast to discuss nutrition and post-COVID syndrome
Renowned music photographer Michelle Hunder talks about her COVID vaccine adverse events
Dr Cliff Harvey chats with Dr Anita Amorim and PhD candidate Emma Ho about their research into chronic pain and health coaching.
ADHD is common and its prevalence is increasing. In this review, Dr Cliff Harvey summarises the evidence for nutritional supplements for ADHD.
Saturated fat is often vilified but within the context of an otherwise healthy diet it isn’t likely to be a major risk for mortality.
Advice to reduce saturated fat ignores that several types of saturated fatty acids are beneficial to health.
Substitution studies are used to support the idea that saturated fat is bad…but do they actually show this?
Does saturated fat increase the risk of cardiovascular or all-cause mortality? What do we know from randomised controlled trials?
All About Saturated Fat Part 1: What do we know about saturated fat, mortality, and heart disease from meta-analyses of the observational evidence?
It is commonly believed that cannabis drastically affects intelligence but data show little if any effect of cannabis use on IQ.
Stress can contribute to fat gain or unhealthy weight loss by affecting sleep and stress-driven eating.
The gut has a bidirectional relationship with all other systems of the body and lifestyle factors, and so, might improve outcomes for cancer patients. In this review, Cliff looks into the evidence around gut-health and cancer.
The amino acid glutamine is commonly used for ‘gut health’. What does the evidence say about glutamine and the gut? Find out below.
There is a bi-directional relationship between the health of the gut and microbiome and many factors that influence cardiovascular health. In this article, Dr Cliff Harvey explores the reviews of this topic.
Hair loss is commonly thought to be purely genetic or resulting from autoimmune conditions but nutritional and environmental cofactors play a role in hair loss. Evidence now also suggests that the health of the gut may also contribute to alopecia.
The gut microbiome plays an important role in many cofactors of metabolic syndrome and fat-gain including inflammation, and hunger and satiety.
The gut-brain axis is bi-directional and the health of the gut is thought to affect headaches and migraines.
The health of the gut influences overall health and many health conditions and compelling evidence suggests a role for the gut and microbiome in regulating blood pressure.
The Autoimmune Protocol diet is popular among people with AI conditions and allergies. How effective is this diet? What does the research say?
What is ‘autoimmunity’? And what does the evidence tell us about treating autoimmune conditions with diet and lifestyle?