Dr. Michael Zechmann-Khreis ist Ernährungsbiologe und Gründer des nmi-Portals. Er ist Professor an der Pädagogischen Hochschule Tirol (Professur für Ernährungswissenschaft, Nachhaltigkeit und Gesundheit), ist Autor verschiedener Ernährungsbücher und bloggt hier über seine Erfahrungen als Betroffener (Laktose- und Fruktoseintoleranz) sowie über allgemeine Ernährungsthemen.
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Diesen Beitrag lesenLactose intolerance and intestinal fructose intolerance appear to have been on the increase for some time. In this article, which was written as part of the UGB Conference 2022, I want to explore the question of the extent to which there has actually been such an increase in food intolerances in recent years. Can it
Diesen Beitrag lesenMilk from cows with horns is said to be less allergenic and better tolerated by lactose intolerant people. That’s the information you keep reading online. Some processors have now specialized in products from horned cows, precisely because they are healthier. But is that the case? The cow’s horn Cows have horns. Or had. Because almost
Diesen Beitrag lesenDetox cures and detox patches are on everyone’s lips. Gossip magazines and blogs are overflowing with detox recipes, testimonials and advertising. But what’s the detox hype all about? Our food is not “pure”, we always take in substances that the body does not need or that could harm it. We are actively or passively exposed
Diesen Beitrag lesenAspartame is one of the sweeteners that is tolerated by intestinal fructose intolerance. And aspartame is one of the sweeteners that is often described as carcinogenic or otherwise hazardous to health. But is that true? I will explore this question in the following blog post. What is aspartame? Aspartame (E951) has been approved as a
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Dr. Michael Zechmann-Khreis