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Can we influence our genes?

 Dr Ross Walker  

Jul02
All human beings are 99% identical in their DNA make up and tragically we are only 1% different to a chimpanzee. One DNA molecule comprises 3 billion base pairs and strung out in a straight line is 2 m long. The DNA molecule has to be bent, turned and twisted
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Inflammation — Part Two

 Dr Ross Walker  

Jul02
In part one, I explained the basics of why we have inflammation and why chronic inflammation occurs. But, a healthy, functioning immune system is vital to monitor the body constantly for invading toxins, damaged or ageing cells and especially cells that are turning cancerous through a variety of mutations. Thus,
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Inflammation — The central factor in all our modern diseases! Part One

 Dr Ross Walker  

Jun27
Our bodies were designed to work well for 30 to 40 years wandering around a jungle with a spear. Back in those prehistoric days, our lives were ended by either infection or trauma, and our immune system was only really geared to deal with these two conditions.  The key features of
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Statins as insurance against heart disease?

 Dr Ross Walker  

Jun26
(Cholesterol — Part Three) Why not just take statins purely as an extra insurance against heart disease, even if you are at low risk? The answer here is very clear in that statins have a profound effect on a major metabolic pathway in the body i.e. cholesterol production. Cholesterol is a vitally important
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Cholesterol Myths–Part two

 Dr Ross Walker  

Jun26
In 2013, Dr Maryanne Demasi presented a catalyst program known as “The Heart of the Matter”. In this program which was in two parts, two key messages were delivered, both of which placed Dr Demasi in a very precarious position and, in reality, ruined her career as a medical journalist
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