Is Heart Disease Preventable and even reversible based on dietary choices? In 1900, the leading cause of death for Americans was infectious diseases such as pneumonia and tuberculosis. Back then, the average life expectancy for Americans was only 47 years. Medical advances in the early 20th century significantly reduced the threat of such diseases and Americans began living longer. By 1930, life expectancy had increased to age 60. As people began living longer, the leading ca

What BigDairy & BigPharma Don’t Want You to Know About the Big “C”... Cancer is the #2 killer, responsible for 1 out of 4 deaths in America. Is Dairy the leading cause of cancer? Back in 1971, President Richard Nixon declared a “War on Cancer” with the stated goal: to find a cure for cancer in 5 years, by 1976. Nixon kicked off the campaign with $100 million in taxpayer-funding to the National Cancer Institute. Now, almost a half-century later, the National Cancer Institute (

Currently 84 MILLION Americans have “prediabetes” and Dairy consumption is a contributing factor. Today, there are over 30 million Americans living with diabetes. About 5% of cases are type 1 diabetes, and about 95% are type 2 diabetes. The CDC estimates that another 84 MILLION Americans currently have “prediabetes” as well, which means they are on track to develop the full disease (type 2) in 5 years or less. It means that today, one in every three Americans (33.8%) currentl

The consumption of cow’s milk has decreased over the past few decades, two other much deadlier dairy commodities have become dominant in Americans’ daily diet! As the consumption of cow’s milk has decreased over the past few decades, two other much deadlier dairy commodities have quietly gained dominant share in Americans’ daily diet… “The same agency at the center of the federal anti-obesity drive is supposed to discourage over-consumption of [cheese]..yet the [USDA]..is eng

Everyone wishes they could take a pill every day to avoid Alzheimer’s. But what if avoiding dairy was that pill! ”This is a tidal wave of Alzheimer’s disease that is now upon us,” says Dr. Keith Fargo, director of Scientific Programs & Outreach at the Alzheimer’s Association. “We’ve been saying baby boomers are getting older and we have to be ready. Now it’s here. It’s here. And it’s not going away unless we do something serious about it. Ultimately we want to eradicate this

Up until about six years ago (2015-ish), most Americans didn’t believe they’d see extreme impacts of climate change in their lifetime. Back then, mainstream (corporate) news outlets mostly framed climate change as a distant threat that would occur “…by 2100”. But around three years ago (2018-ish), a more urgent framing began to emerge. More and more mainstream outlets began predicting extreme climate impacts “…by 2050” (instead of 2100). And with an even more urgent caveat: a