Do You Have an Autoimmune Disease or an Infection?

by John Brisson | Mar 28, 2016 | Digestive Health, Endotoxin, MAP, Opportunistic Microorganisms, Parasites

I apologize for the short post; I want people to see this chart and realize its significance. Microbiology is my passion. I believe that most chronic diseases and so-called “autoimmune” disorders are infections. I have already blogged that H. pylori is the...

H. pylori, Evil Mastermind or Ally? Part 3

by John Brisson | Mar 21, 2016 | Digestive Health, Endotoxin, Opportunistic Microorganisms

In this blog series, I have written a lot about the proposed positives of H. pylori colonization. However, it is widely known that this bacteria causes a lot of health issues and concerns if left unchecked by our immune system. So when H. pylori are no longer our ally...

Black Belt Nutrition Review

by Jason Hooper | Feb 15, 2016 | Diet, Opinion

Black Belt Nutrition Black Belt Nutrition was founded by Patrik Dahlin, a biochemist who is also a coach for the Swedish FILA National Grappling Team. I chose to review this program because I am a huge fan of martial arts, and I would like to start competing again. At...

Why Supplementing With Probiotics May Make You Ill – Part 4: D-lactate

by John Brisson | Feb 8, 2016 | Digestive Health, Probiotics

Many people with digestive issues cannot tolerate probiotics. Some people mention that when they ingest probiotics, their brain fog worsens. Does the increase of cognitive issues from ingesting probiotics occur only from immune system up-regulation and die off, or...

Bulletproof Lifestyle, A Review: Part 1 – Diet

by John Brisson | Jan 19, 2016 | Diet

A lot of people know I am an advocate for certain healthy lifestyles. The Bulletproof lifestyle happens to be one lifestyle that I recommend to some people. That being said no lifestyle or diet is perfect for everyone. People ask me all the time, what diet do I...

Yogurt as a Probiotic, A Review

by Jason Hooper | Jan 15, 2016 | Digestive Health, Probiotics

Yogurt is a “go to” probiotic for many people. A lot of doctors and pharmacists will advise their patients to eat yogurt when taking an antibiotic. They like it too because it is low in fat and is in a good position on the FDA food pyramid. In this...