Sugar Doesn't Cause Diabetes. Here's the Evidence
American sugar intake fell about 20 percent since 1999 while diabetes climbed. A glucose reading reports on the cell, and the iron data is worth reading.
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Why Everything Fell Apart After the Baby
Pregnancy is the largest building project a body runs, and it runs on reserves. What rheumatology publishes about postpartum flares explains the rest.
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Why Autoimmune Isn't Your Body Attacking Itself
The antibodies are aimed at something real. Damaged tissue, aldehyde adducts, and a clearance system running behind the damage every single day.
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Fibromyalgia: Why Your Muscles Can't Afford to Relax
Releasing a muscle costs ATP, and fibromyalgia muscle has been measured low on it. The rest of the chain runs to a pain channel with a chemical key.
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