[JEV Publishing, April 29, 2011] Yesterday, Dr. Robert Su, M.D. author of Carbohydrates Can Kill and host of theCarbohydrates Can Kill Podcast Show, shared with JEV News a news article published on April 22, 2011, by heartwire, an online…

Diabetes mellitus has been with us since more than two thousand years ago.

The first Chinese Medical Book, Nei Jing, published during the Warring States Period (475-221 BC), describes the disease as a syndrome with “shiao-ker “or “wasting and thirsty.” [1] Precisely, the patent symptoms of a diabetic…

[JEV Publishing, April 25, 2011] A majority of victims of congenital heart diseases had a little chance of living beyond their teenage in the past. Thanks to the advancement in both cardiac surgery and anesthesiology, many more patients who suffer from congenital cardiac malformations have their malformations successfully corrected and continued to…

In today’s episode of The Carbohydrates Can Kill Podcast, I present the fifth edition of the Listeners’ Roundtable Discussion. Mr. Bob Faber of Singapore, from the audience, and Dr. John Briffa, B.Sc. (Hons), M.B. B.S., of London are here as my featured guests to discuss a variety of issues regarding…

Up to date, a majority of health professionals follows the “traditional medical concept” that dietary fat is responsible for overweight and obesity. Similarly, they are convinced that dietary cholesterol causes arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis or coronary artery disease. Excessive protein food is linked to kidney failure. For almost the last half of a century,…

[JEV Publishing, April 15, 2011] 

This week’s …

It is my honor to have Dr. Mary Vernon as my featured guest for today’s Carbohydrates Can Kill Podcast, the final episode of a special series on gestational nutrition.

Childbearing women, like the rest of us, have risks of diabetes mellitus and diseases including gestational diabetes, which…

During pregnancy, maternal hyperglycemia causes serious ill effects not only on the fetus but also on the mother.

Based on the latest estimate, about 3-10% of pregnancies in the US is complicated with gestational hyperglycemia. At the same time, the number of diabetes mellitus among the childbearing women…

I am very pleased to have Ms. Pam Schoenfeld stop by here as my featured guest for today’s “Carbohydrates Can Kill” podcast of a special series on gestational nutrition.

After having two excellent interviews on this important topic, gestational nutrition, with Ms. Adele Hite and Dr. James Carlson, I am sure that I can help expand your knowledge base by offering…

Below is the third of four parts of the transcript for the podcast aired on March 16, 2011.

When maternal hyperglycemia is present during the embryonic stage, congenital defects can happen. As previously mentioned, at the beginning of the third week after…

[JEV Publishing, April 1, 2011] On March 31, 2010, Robert Su, M.D. had been working into the wee hours. Shortly after midnight, an e-mail popped up in the inbox. He read the e-mail with a bit of surprise, but quickly realized that it was an April Fools’ Joke. (…