Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk

The most common misconception about nutrition is that we actually know a lot about nutrition. Fact: no-one studies healthy nutrition and diet in a serious, scientific fashion.  We have lots of theories, lots of errors, lots of contradictions, but little true scientific … Continue reading →

If you are trying to learn about the school killings, and similar incidents, you will find nothing of use from the medical profession.  There are many guesses about mental illness, from depression to psychopathy, many observations about drug side effects … Continue reading →

I don’t call them Energy Drinks, I  call them fatergy drinks.  They don’t give you energy, they give you fat. The main ingredients in ‘fatergy drinks’ are sugars and caffeine, sometimes a few other stimulants, a few added vitamins and … Continue reading →

It is important to distinguish clearly between healthiness and illness in order to improve our understanding of both and to improve our status in both.  We begin with healthiness. Each individual healthiness can be measured on a scale and shows … Continue reading →

Our current medical paradigm is incomplete and insufficient. Clinical studies treat symptoms* as ‘bad’, to be ‘treated’ or minimized. This failure is at the core of many of the systemic medical problems we face today. It is a reason we … Continue reading →