Well before Dr. Herman Tarnowner’s Scarsdale diet or The Atkins Diet, William Banting had written the small book: The Letter of Corpulence.  Banting was a 5 foot, 5 inch, 66 year old retired business man, who, in 1862, weighed 202 pounds.  Aside from obesity, he also had hearing problems and was losing his eye sight. 

Sometimes people with hypoglycemia or “low blood sugar” are mistaken for drunks.  This is because the high dosage of sugar in the alcohol beverage causes a reactive release of insulin into the blood.   The blood sugar drops and so does the drinker’s energy. Since insulin has a much longer half-life (the time it takes

Diamond Calves in less than 30 Days   The calves can be a source of frustration with body builders and anyone else looking to shape their legs.  Part of the problem with developing calves is that they are largely composed of muscle and tendon.  This means that calves will not bloat up with blood like