Carb Syndrome Logo
  • Home
  • Blog Articles
  • Store
    • CARB-22
    • Brain Drain
    • E-Books
  • Contact
    • Book a Consult
    • Ask your questions to Doctor Wilson
  • About Dr. Wilson
    • FAQ
Carb Syndrome Logo
Are Kids Eating with their Eyes First?  And choosing sugary cereals and other processed foods for the gorgeous pictures on the boxes?

Are Kids Eating with their Eyes First? And choosing sugary cereals and other processed foods for the gorgeous pictures on the boxes?

by Dr. Bill Wilson | Apr 25, 2012 | CARB Syndrome - Articles

Are Kids Eating with their Eyes First?  And choosing sugary cereals and other processed foods for the gorgeous pictures on the boxes?   Dr. Pretlow and many others in the United States would like to see (food advertising restrictions) happen! If the restrictions...
Childhood Obesity Rates Decline in Massachusetts

Childhood Obesity Rates Decline in Massachusetts

by Dr. Bill Wilson | Apr 24, 2012 | CARB Syndrome - Articles

by Sharon Gloger Friedman for Boston Health News Examiner Researchers at the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute found a drop in obesity rates among Massachusetts infants and preschoolers, reports the Boston Globe. The study, which analyzed the electronic medical...
Gut Reaction:  When Food Addictions and Cravings Create Problems

Gut Reaction: When Food Addictions and Cravings Create Problems

by Dr. Bill Wilson | Apr 24, 2012 | In the News - Dr Wilson's Feedback

Gut Reaction From: Childhood Obesity News  04/24/2012 Maybe we can get to a place where food addiction never even needs to be treated, because it won’t exist anymore. Maybe the way to prevent it lies not just in the psychological self, but also deep in the gut....
You May Not Be Fat, but what about your liver?

You May Not Be Fat, but what about your liver?

by Dr. Bill Wilson | Apr 23, 2012 | CARB Syndrome - Articles, Carb Syndrome - Case Studies

You May Not Be Fat, But Your Liver Might Be  I currently work as a Hospitalist near Boston and I spend a lot of time admitting patients who require hospitalization through the emergency room. When working up patients for various medical problems they often undergo an...
Can Limiting High Fructose Corn Syrup Help Autistic Children?

Can Limiting High Fructose Corn Syrup Help Autistic Children?

by Dr. Bill Wilson | Apr 23, 2012 | Carb Syndrome - Case Studies

Dear Doctor Wilson, Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experience on what you’ve determined to be the CARB syndrome.  I am glad you found our article of interest. I was wondering if your patients get better when they abstain from high fructose corn syrup?...
« Older Entries
Next Entries »

Pages

  • Home
  • About Dr. Wilson
  • CARB Syndrome – What Is It
  • The Doctor Is In
  • CARB – 22
  • E-Books
  • Whitepapers – Free Downloads
  • FAQ
  • Contact Dr. Wilson
  • Privacy Policy
Carb Syndrome Logo

Navigation

  • Home
  • Blog Articles
  • Store
    • CARB-22
    • Brain Drain
    • E-Books
  • Contact
    • Book a Consult
    • Ask your questions to Doctor Wilson
  • About Dr. Wilson
    • FAQ

Resources:

The Paleo Diet

Dr. John Briffa

Fructose Doctor – Dr. Richard J. Johnson

Atypical Depression Weight Gain

Misdiagnosed Depression Carb Syndrome

Antidepressants Not Working Carb Syndrome

How To Reverse Carb Syndrome

Products:

CARB-22

Whitepapers

E-Books

DISCLAIMER

The content on carbsyndrome.com is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making any changes to your diet, exercise routine, or supplement use. Dr. Bill Wilson’s content reflects his professional opinions and is not a substitute for personalized medical care.

Statements about CARB-22 have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.