Both my grandparents lived into their eighties on this diet with no diabetes, heart problems, skin problems or any other
such modern epidemics as we have now.
Not exact matches
A
modern person would regard the pestilence as an
epidemic, and the fact that it had important historical consequences does not change its character as
such.
This serious health issue has been impacting the lives of most people on the planet, not just evidenced by large rates of obesity and diabetes, two
modern epidemics, but also many preventable conditions
such as Alzheimer's, cancer and heart disease.
They explain the real benefits and research completed and further being undertaken of ketosis» impact on type 2 diabetes, the
modern day
epidemic that is insulin resistance and neurological diseases
such as Alzheimers.
The rise of food processing did indeed contribute to the
modern epidemic of crooked teeth, but not because
such foods are softer than unprocessed foods.
Kaufmann theorizes that a link exists between the
epidemic of
modern diseases,
such as obesity and Type 2 diabetes, and a diet high in refined carbohydrates and processed foods.
The fears spread by the anti-vaxxer campaigns, on the other hand, evoke our
modern epidemics such as the now entirely debunked link between vaccinations and autism, and our worst parental nightmares that any harm might come to our precious offspring.