Dr. Praveen kumaar Saxena

All of us today are an experiment in toxicology.
In the world of chronic illness, it is not uncommon for one to fall into the dangerous
trap of becoming overly focused on a single cause for a presenting condition.
Unfortunately, a chronic illness almost never has one cause, and thus it rarely has one solution.  As an example, most people understand that diabetes is a condition resulting from high levels of glucose in the blood, and those people would be correct. However, this is a very simplistic view of a much more complex condition.
Could it be that diabetes has toxicity at its core?
Could it be that an underlying fungal overgrowth plays a role?  
Could it be that inflammation is a key factor?  

The following should be considered in using Food to improve one's health:
• Avoid foods that you know to be or suspect to be sensitive to
• Eat organic foods to avoid exposure to pesticides 
• Avoid Genetically-Modified (GM) foods.
• Avoid cookware that may leach toxins into your food