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If I have cancer, it must be from pesticides!

Monday, 1 March 2010 10:00 by Eve Bralley

I hope you've enjoyed listening to my conversation with Dr. Crinnion in the last few weeks. Here's some more information on our toxic condition, and a link to Dr. Crinnion's new book, w... [More]

Which test is best?

Monday, 22 February 2010 10:30 by Eve Bralley

Part 7 - With so many tests available to clinicians, I can't help but think how overwhelming it can be for them to determine which one is the best for their patients. My conversation wi... [More]

Who's your mama? Is your generation at risk?

Friday, 12 February 2010 15:06 by Eve Bralley

Part 6 - The endocrine system is another major target of environmental compounds. Did you know this system directly affects fertility and reproduction? Dr. Crinnion shares a story about the research D... [More]

Hey Fathead, your brain is an easy target for toxins

Monday, 8 February 2010 10:40 by Eve Bralley

Part 5 - So, have you ever heard the term "Fathead?" The brain is one of the largest fatty organs in our body, so it's not so far from the truth. Dr. Crinnion says that many environmental toxins ... [More]

Immunotoxicity - First to the party

Monday, 1 February 2010 10:00 by Eve Bralley

Part 4 - We take a deeper look into how toxins affect the immune system this week. Dr. Crinnion says immunotoxicity is usually the first problem that shows up in a person’s history, typical... [More]

How do toxins affect mitochondria?

Monday, 25 January 2010 14:00 by Eve Bralley

Part 3 - In this third installment of my conversation with Dr. Walter Crinnion, we consider the function of the mitochondria, those "cellular power plants" that provide most of our cell's su... [More]

Why should we test for toxic exposure?

Monday, 18 January 2010 14:23 by Eve Bralley

Part 2 - This is the second installment of my conversation with Dr. Walter Crinnion on toxicity and the environment. He is a wellspring of information on this subject, and he answers the question... [More]

Why is it important to understand total toxic body burden?

Monday, 11 January 2010 15:57 by Eve Bralley

Part 1 - With so much in the news today about toxicity and the environment, it's hard to ignore the chatter and how it affects our health. Time to ask someone in the know. I recently had the opportun... [More]

Tackling Toxicity

Wednesday, 11 November 2009 10:49 by Cass Nelson-Dooley

Forbes named the country's most toxic cities this week. I live in a suburb of Atlanta—the city that tops the list! Living in a city with this distinction got me thinking about what each of ... [More]

Autoimmunity in Autism Spectrum Disorders

Tuesday, 18 August 2009 14:33 by Cass Nelson-Dooley

If you have autoimmune disease in your family, your child may have a higher risk for developing autism, suggested a 2008 publication entitled, "Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Children with an Au... [More]

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