Sean Griffiths

Frederick Klenner: The Physician Who Treated Vitamin C as Medicine

Long before high-dose vitamin C became associated with Linus Pauling, a physician in a small North Carolina town was already using it at the bedside. Frederick Klenner was not primarily a theorist. He was a practising doctor who became convinced that vitamin C had therapeutic properties far beyond the prevention

Why "Healthy" Is Not a Property of Food

"The body does not respond to labels. It responds to conditions." Walk through almost any supermarket and you will notice something curious. Foods are quietly divided into two camps. Fruit juice is healthy. Whole grains are healthy. Low-fat yoghurt is healthy. Vegetable oils are heart healthy. Meanwhile, butter,

Weston Price and the Great Nutritional Transition

Nearly a century ago, a Canadian dentist set out to answer what appeared to be a remarkably simple question. Why had tooth decay become so common? Weston A. Price had spent years treating patients whose dental health seemed to deteriorate with every passing generation. Cavities were becoming increasingly common, facial

The Hidden Cost of Workplace Stress

Stress is often discussed as though it were simply an emotional experience. A difficult conversation. An approaching deadline. A demanding customer. An overflowing inbox. A disagreement with a colleague or manager. Most people recognise these situations as stressful, yet relatively little attention is given to what is actually occurring beneath

Why This Project Exists

For more than five years, I have been engaged in an ongoing investigation into metabolism, resilience, chronic disease, and the physiological systems that govern human health. What began as an attempt to answer a handful of isolated questions gradually evolved into a much broader systems-level exploration spanning vitamin C biology,