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'For a long time, we had falsely believed that carbohydrate was our best energy source because it neither was greasy nor caused us fat, and that we could not live without it...
Now, we have known that carbohydrate can harm our health and develop diseases such as morbid obesity, diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and many more.'
- Robert Su, M.D. Author, Carbohydrates Can Kill
Does American Diabetes Association Begin to Understand Real Science?
[JEV Publishing, March 11, 2011] In the March 2011 issue of ADA magazine, “ Diabetes Forecast”, there are some nice writings that may indicate that the American Diabetes Association begins to understand the real science. For that, Laura Dolson, a columnist of About.com, wrote an article, “Is the ADA Shifting Its Stand About Carbs?” JEV…
Vitamin Overdosage
[JEV Publishing, March 4, 2011] The week’s Carbohydrates Can Kill Podcast Show, hosted by Robert Su, Pharm.B., M.D. who is author of Carbohydrates Can Kill, featured Jeff B. and Grace Jone, Pharm.D. as its special guests in the fourth edition of Listener’s Roundtable Discussion. In the discussion, Dr. Jone cautioned the audience about the risks…
Why Are the AHA and ADA Diets Flawed?
[JEV Publishing, February 25, 2011] On Monday, February 21, 2011, Robert Su, M.D. published an article, “It Is The Time To Have An Alternative Set of Dietary Guidelines.” He criticized both the American Heart Association and American Diabetes Association for their misunderstanding of the roles of carbohydrate and fat in their dietary recommendations. JEV sought…
Nutrition Experts Take Aim at Obesity Crisis, Blaming USDA Control of Dietary Advice
[JEV Publishing, February 18, 2011] Since the US Departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services released the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2010, many citizens, health professionals, and nutrition scientists are deeply concerned about the impacts of the dietary guidelines on the health of Americans. JEV Publishing sought comments from the Weston A, Prince Foundation,…
Credibility At Issue: Says One Thing And Practices The Other.
[JEV Publishing, February 11, 2011] On Monday, February 6, 2011. Mrs. Oboma, the First Lady, was on her campaign against Childhood Obesity again. This time, she was taking aim at the National Restaurant Association (no, Not that NRA). She wanted restaurants to cut down the portion size for their customers. As expected, her call did…
Are The Dietary Guidelines For Americans 2010 Trustworthy?
[JEV Publishing, February 4, 2011] On January 31, 2011, the US Department and the US Department of Health and Human Services jointly released the Dietary Guidelines For Americans 2011. Based on a review of this final version, the policymakers of the USDA and HHS have refused to examine the soundness of the scientific evidences that…
Comments On The Nutritional Standards In the National School Lunch And School Breakfast Programs
[JEV Publishing, January 28, 2011] Following the last week’s JEV News on the proposed rule, “Nutritional Standards in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs’, by the US Department of Agriculture, it sought comments from Dr. Robert Su, author of Carbohydrates Can Kill and host of the Carbohydrates Can Kill Podcast. In response, Dr. Su published…
You Need to Comment on “Nutrition Standards in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs.”
[JEV Publishing, January 21, 2011] On January 13, 2011, the US Department of Agriculture released its proposed “Nutrition Standards in the National School Lunch and Scholl Breakfast Programs” for public comment on or before April 13, 2011. The Carbohydrates Can Kill Podcast, hosted by Robert Su, M.D. and sponsored by JEV Publishing, is currently running…
Pediatric Nutrition: Carbohydrates and Pediatric Mental Health
[JEV Publishing, January 14, 2011] The second episode of a series of the Carbohydrates Can Kill Podcast on pediatric nutrition was aired on Wednesday, January 12, 2011. It was featured with an interesting interview between Dr. Robert Su, the podcast host, and Dr. Ann Childers, a child, adolescent, and adult trained psychiatrist, who became interested in…
Mrs. Michelle Obama should take child obesity seriously!
[JEV Publishing, January 7, 2011] Child obesity has been a serious problem for the US and several countries where foods are plenty. Child obesity is just an icon, which implicates a host of health problems in the childhood. Many of these health problems are supposed to be the diseases in the adulthood. These adulthood diseases,…
