Since debuting in 2004, NBC’s megahit reality show The Biggest Loser has been one of the biggest winners for the network and its sponsors, raking in a cool $100 million per year…
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Electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes, as they are popularly known, are battery-operated devices that deliver nicotine and other chemicals in vapor instead of smoke. E-cigarettes are produced to mimic the act...
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I’ve written frequently about the well-established link between environmental toxins and this country’s skyrocketing obesity rate. Persistent organic pollutants (POPs), which resist bio-degradation and are ubiquitous in the environment and...
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When it comes to the war on obesity, the road to hell really is paved with good intentions. Take, as a glaring example, the state of Texas’ four-year, $37 million...
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Boneless, skinless chicken breasts don’t have theme songs. Carrot sticks don’t come with catchy slogans. Quinoa doesn’t have a cartoon character mascot dancing its way through commercials. But Kit Kats...
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Invisible Killers Authors Rik J. Deitsch and Dr. Stewart Lonky discuss environmental toxins on WGHP
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Invisible Killers Authors Rik J. Deitsch and Dr. Stewart Lonky discuss environmental toxins on WSIL
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Harmful Toxins in your home Dr. Stewart Lonky explains what “toxic burden” is and shows you how to identify and reduce harmful toxins inside your home!
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It’s a never-ending job, for sure. Each and every choice we make in real time affects and, more accurately, shapes our children’s experience of the world. However, there’s another level of influence, including our past experiences — not to mention those of our parents, and grandparents, that also weigh heavily on our future generations.
Where our ancestors lived, as well as their habits, values, morals, etc., clearly have effects that we pass down through the generations. But what can we say about the legacy of their health status? Did our ancestors smoke, drink or take drugs; did they endure famine or poverty, or fight in a war?