Michael Sherer

The Body’s Non-specific Response to Stress

The Body’s Non-specific Response to Stress Sometimes discovery is serendipitous. Today I was searching for new articles on a phenomenon called “sickness behavior” and chanced on an article entitled “Between being healthy and becoming comatose: the neuropsychiatric landscape of critical illness with a focus on delirium, DSM-5 and ICD-11.” Not beach reading, but what I […]

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Redox Health and the CDC Top 12 Killers: #1 Cardiovascular Disease

#1. A Redox Health Model for Cardiovascular Disease “…The common feature of all risk factors of cardiovascular diseases is imbalance between pro- and anti-oxidative factors in the organism with an increased production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS). ROS and RNS are key players in normal cardiovascular physiology and signaling, but

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Redox Health Paradigm – A 400 Word Synopsis

When thinking about Redox Imbalance and Redox Health, I’ve found it useful to attempt to frame this material in multiple forms: a thesis statement “Stress causes disease. Redox imbalance is why” An 18-minute TED Talk, 95 theses, a short scientific paper, an infographic, the consumer-focused book. Each approach has its own special challenges and yields

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COVID-19 – Why Aren’t We Bolstering Immune Defense with Nutrition?

The public health community understood the gravity of COVID-19 as a threat long before the political leaders and the general populace did for one simple reason: they knew we weren’t prepared for a virus with this combination of lethality and the ability to spread before you knew you had it. We didn’t have testing capacity

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