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The Humanley Podcast Episode 45

 
Episode 45: Dr. Peter Dingle - Inflammation, oxidative stress and acidity

Dr. Peter Dingle is Australia’s leading motivational health speaker. He has spent the past 35 years as a researcher, educator, communicator and author. Formerly an Associate Professor in Health and The Environment at Murdoch University. Dr. Dingle has more than 100 scientific articles, hundreds of public essays and 17 best selling books on health including "Take control and realize your potential" and his 3 latest books “Gut Secrets”, “Ready Set Gut Health”, and “Overcoming Illness”.
 
In this podcast, Dr. Dingle joins me to talk about inflammation, oxidative stress and acidity and how their role in disease. We also take a deep dive in to how environmental and dietary toxins cause disease and the role that good nutrition and detoxification plays in the healing process.  
 

Visit Dr. Dingles' webpage: https://drdingle.com/

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What Really Causes Influenza? Part 2

What Really Causes Influenza? Part 1

Written by Daniel Roytas (MHSc Human Nutrition), BHSc (Naturopathy), Dip. RM

In part 1 of this blog, an overview of some of the most important experiments conducted to try and prove that influenza was caused by a contagious virus were discussed in detail. Despite the most desperate attempts by scientists and doctors to make healthy people sick, every single attempt failed. Part 2 of this blog post aims to answer two questions. Firstly, what is the original proof showing that a virus causes influenza? Secondly, if not a virus, then what other plausible explanations are there?

It’s important to note that whilst a number of potential alternative causes of influenza will be discussed in this blog, these are only hypotheses and not claims.

The Discovery of Influenza

How did we get to the point where we “believe” that a virus causes influenza (or any infectious disease for matter)? An assumption was made, that a sick person was able to...

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