Mercury is a highly toxic heavy metal that can collect in and cause damage to the body’s tissues, especially the brain; it can also cause selenium deficiency, leading to diseases such as thyroid disease…...
Cadmium accumulates in the kidneys and thyroid gland, and can contribute to thyroid issues, infertility, uterine fibroids, and other reproductive tract diseases… are you being affected by cadmium toxicity? Key Points While the primary...
There is no safe level of lead, yet 65% of GrassrootsHealth participants have detectable levels; high levels of lead have been associated with neurological defects in developing children, low levels of vitamin D, and...
A review of the research showing the relationships between vitamin D, magnesium, and omega-3 fatty acids and cholesterol and triglyceride levels Key Points A recent paper found a significant decrease in TC, LDL-C, and...
One of the most common trace metal imbalances is a high copper level with a low zinc level; measuring the Zinc to Copper Ratio can tell you if these two minerals are in balance...
Congratulations and Thanks to the Target-D Trial for demonstrating the importance of dosing based on serum level! Key Points Findings from the Target-D trial showed that participants needed much more vitamin D than what...
Prof. Sunil Wimalawansa elaborates on the safety of vitamin D and avoiding adverse effects, including types of individuals who may need to be more cautious about taking higher doses and concerns about co-nutrients. (Interview...
Prof. Sunil Wimalawansa elaborates on calculating the correct amount of vitamin D to take and when certain forms of supplementation should be considered (Interview Series Part 4) A 5-Part Interview Series with Dr. Sunil...
What are the unique differences between each major form of vitamin D within the body, and under what circumstances might individuals consider measuring them? Part 3 of a series of questions and answers with...
Evidence of Type 3 Diabetes? 40-year-old adults with glucose levels at the higher end of the normal range have increased risk of Alzheimer’s by 15% Key Points In what is usually considered to be...