The Biochemistry Of Human Health
Dr Joel YongThis newsletter uses the fundamental tenets of physical chemistry and biochemistry to sieve out all the inaccurate medical disinformation that is pervasive on the Internet these days. Subscribe for more exclusive analyses and deconstructions!
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Cholesterol - Does It Spell Doom Or Is It Even Remotely Useful To The Human Body?
Our blood cholesterol levels tend to bring us doom and gloom as we age — worse still when we don’t understand the fundamental mechanisms behind its operation!
We Can Clean Up Atherosclerotic Plaques From Within. The Problem Is With The Cleanup Speed.
There is a natural biological mechanism in our bodies that prevents the arterial plaque formation. The only problem is how we can keep it running smoothly.
Is Sugar Just Another Drug That We Can’t Really Get Rid Of?
Previously, in the field of biochemistry, Sir Hans Adolf Krebs discovered the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle in microorganism cells, which illustrated how molecules of acetyl-coenzyme A (acetyl-CoA) can enter the TCA cycle and be used to ge...
The Sugar Involved With Our Declining Health Is Great For Business.
Wherever we go today, we are bombarded by advertisements for various sugar-rich foods, much like how scantily dressed women are seen in many different advertisements today.
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