Sentences with phrase «much modern disease»

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As that quote suggests, Caldecott was profoundly critical of much in the modern world, but he was far more interested in the Christian cure than in describing the history and extent of the liberal - Enlightenment disease.

Much of the dramatic increase in diabetes in modern society can be attributed to USDA dietary guidelines issued back in the 1970s that blamed heart disease on saturated fats.

Much recent attention has focused on Ebola, but few people know about an epidemic that cause more chaos and heartbreak than virtually any disease outbreak in modern history.

Cancer, depression, ADHD, autism — we blame them on the stresses and strains of modern life, but these diseases could have much older origins

The disease, closely linked with not eating the right foods and sitting around too much, is beginning to look something like a pandemic as millions of people around the world confront a central irony of the modern world: A lifestyle of abundance can be deadly.

These 19th - century additives caused anemia and bone disease, but as British biophysicist Walter Gratzer demonstrates, the modern food supply may not be much safer.

Statistically, most of us consume too much Omega - 6 and not enough Omega - 3, which some experts blame as one of the root causes of many modern diseases.

Making the main part of your diet multiple - colored produce can do much to protect you from cancer, heart disease and a number of other ills that plague the modern world.

In my view the main reason there is so much contradictory information in the nutrition world stems from the fact that much of modern medical thought has been tainted by the cholesterol theory of heart disease, which many of us now know is not supported by science.

Studies done on native diets high in coconut oil consumption show that these populations are generally in good health, and don't suffer as much from many of the modern diseases of western nations where coconut oil is seldom consumed anymore.

Hippocrates, the Father of Modern Medicine, once said «The addition of food should be much rarer, since it is often useful to completely take it away while the patient can withstand it, until the force of the disease reaches its maturity.

So much so that it may very well be one of the most important factors in the development of a wide variety of modern diseases and conditions.

Thus, while Price's most rigorous findings were those falling within his field of specialty, oral health and dental deformities, Price also made a compelling case that the «physical degeneration» associated with modern refined foods is much broader in scope, and that adequate nutrition beginning with the prenatal nutrition of the parents and continuing through development and adulthood is one of the most importance defenses we have against disease, and one of the most important bulwarks we have to support vibrant health.

Preventing starvation and epidemic disease doesn't take much CO2, and those two things are * all * that's necessary to bring lifespan up to USA levels (though reaching modern world levels takes a bit more — the USA is 45th in life expectancy.)