by Marcus Ettinger | Feb 14, 2023 | Bacteria & Virus, Biofilm, Chronic Disease Management, Clinical Studies, Digestive Disorders, Gastritis, Gastroenterology, H. pylori, Heartburn, Medical Research, Melatonin, Stomach Acid |
DISCLAIMER: This post is for educational purposes only. This post is not a recommendation, recipe, or guide for self-treatment. Nothing in this post is designed to offer treatment recommendations or aid in a diagnosis of a particular disease or symptom. Ettinger, Inc;...
by Marcus Ettinger | Jan 5, 2023 | Bacteria & Virus, Biofilm, Cancer, Clinical Studies, Digestive Disorders, Foods that Heal, Gastritis, H. pylori, Heartburn, Medical Conditions, Medical Research, Nutrition, Skin, Stomach Acid |
In a newly published Yale study, researchers have identified, an otherwise beneficial antioxidant compound, known as ergothioneine (EGT), may actually protect or selectively confer a competitive colonization advantage in host (stomach and duodenal) tissue, to the...
by Marcus Ettinger | Aug 14, 2022 | Aging Well, Auto Immune, Blood Pressure, Blue Light, Cancer, Circadian Rhythm, Colds/Flu, Disease Connection, Eczema, Health and Wellness, Healthy Aging, Healthy Lifestyle, Lifestyle, Light, Light-Water-Magnetism, Longevity, Melatonin, Mind and Body, Stress, Stress Management, Sunlight, Vitamin D, Wellbeing, Wellness and Prevention |
In my professional opinion, based on over 3 decades of research and clinical practice, those who have the highest vitamin D levels, from the sun, not supplementation, have the lowest all-cause mortality risk. In simple terms, it means that those who get the most sun...
by Marcus Ettinger | May 24, 2022 | Foods that Heal |
Food as Medicine Virgin olive oil in preventive medicine: From legend to epigenetics The purpose of the present review is an overview of the possibility that EVOO is effective in the prevention and/or reduction of hypercholesterolemia, serum lipoprotein levels, and...
by Marcus Ettinger | Feb 6, 2021 | Cancer, Epigenetics & Genetics, Facebook, Uncategorized |
Here it is folks, the more morning, afternoon, and evening sunlight (w/o burning) you get the less human disease – period, end of the story. Now, the exact opposite is true. The less morning, afternoon, and evening sunlight you get, the more there is potential...
