Absolute must read!  Science. That is what physicians are.  Eliminate politics and bias.  Aluminum, common adjuvant in vaccines and well known neurotoxin, has been linked to post vaccine macrophagic myofascitis.  Now, world experts have placed it at the forefront of a new created syndrome "ASIA" which is autoimmune/inflammatory syndrome induced by adjuvants.  

Coffee, whether caffeinated or decaffeinated, is found to reduce the risk of type II diabetes in meta-analysis.  According to the authors, it is the polyphenols that provide the benefits.

Curcumin, at 2000 mg, found to be equal to 800 mg ibuprofen for osteoarthritis knee pain over 6 week study.

Fructosamine and glycated albumin shown to correlate with diabetes and associated microvascular complications.  These biomarkers would compare to HgbA1C diagnostically, but their interval of glycemic evaluation would be less i.e.2-4 weeks versus 3 months with HgbA1c.

review of 6 diagnostic test methods for adult onset HGH deficiency.

to be read

New study suggests that intra-uterine exposure effects prefrontal cortex development that leads to autism.  This study was conducted of postmortem samples of children with autism ranging from 2 to 15. Intra-pregnancy exposure of what?  That is the question.  Environmental toxins: whether it is all the xenoestrogens (autism at rate of 5:1 in boys), PCBs, heavy metals, and yes (lead author) preservatives, metals (Al and thermeresol) in vaccines--particularly the flu vaccine which ACOG is almost mandating during pregnancy.

Glyophosate found to be increased in the urine of animals and humans eating GMO food products.  Interesting association that "ill" humans had higher urinary glyophosate levels.  What is defined as "ill" is left to be determined. But clearly, glyophosate is not the innocent product that we have told it was.

Discussion of Blastocystis hominid and treatment.

Men with Metabolic Syndrome have lower Total Testosterone values.  Symptoms correlated with age: older men associated with increased symptoms.  This study only found lot T at 6.5%.  The authors in this study have come up with a new box--andropenia.  I don't know what the heck that is and how that helps clients.  If symptoms are present and if levels are on the decline, then symptomatic hypogonadism is present.  I know the logic seems simple, but it appears hard to follow in the science.  I don't see this any different then type II diabetes.  At 126 you have diabetes, but at 125, we don't know what to do with you but see us next year and you will have diabetes and we will know what to do because you are in the box of diabetes.

good review of liver toxicity due to lead exposure.

good review in chelation of metals.

ADT therapy with abiraterone inhibits androgen production from both testicular and adrenal origins.  This study finds that a decrease in androgen production through ADT did not always equal a decrease in PSA, indicating other mechanisms of prostate cancer profession.

full article that revealed PCBs, Lead, and Mercury associated with elevated liver enzymes and NAFLD.

PCBs, Pb, and Hg associated with elevated liver enzymes, and non-alcohol fatty liver disease.  

IV vitamin C shown to decrease elevated liver enzymes in rat model of lead induced liver toxicity.

Testosterone, like all other hormones, appears to have a "U" shape therapeutic curve in women.  This cohort study found increased atherosclerosis, as determined by IMT and usb, in women with low serum Total Testosterone.

SHBG positively associated with lower CVD risk profile, CRP, blood pressure, TC, triglycerides..., in young men.  This was found independent of Testosterone.  This is similar to a lot of the research on Metabolic Syndrome as well.

In a study of Jordanian men, low Diabetes is clearly associated with low Testosterone.  The study found a 24.3% incidence based on lab testing and a 19.8% incidence based on symptoms.

This study follows others: Diabetes associated with low Total Testosterone.  The question is whether this is a cause and effect or merely an association? This study also found age, income, BMI, and diabetic neuropathy as risk for low Testosterone.