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I was recently asked for my comments on a Daily Mail article that made a claim that probiotics may not actually work. They did so on the basis of a recently published study in the Journal of Gastroenterology, which took a deep dive into all
H Pylori is one of the most recently discovered organisms; as far as the medical literature is concerned, it has only just celebrated its 38th birthday. And while it can (and indeed does) live peacefully in many, H Pylori issues represent one of the
Why are oxalates a problem? Oxalates serve no purpose in the body. However, they can cause serious problems and tend to do so in four ways: via crystal formation and subsequent interaction with immune cells, cause pronounced inflammation. This can result in irritation
While oxalates can be formed in a number of ways (eg. when amino acid processing runs in a distorted manner, following the administration of excessive Vitamin C or from the conversion of fungal toxins in the gut), the most common pathway into the body is