I always warn of the dangers of extreme exercise. It can cause permanent damage to the muscle fibers and nerves in your heart. Indeed, several studies I presented over the past few years show how [...]
Month: September 2014
The terrors of Tylenol continue to take a toll
One big reason I continue to write about Tylenol (acetaminophen) is because far too many people still don’t seem to know–or accept the facts–about its dangers. They still seem to [...]
More evidence for benefits of “brain food”
Popular culture and conventional wisdom have often referred to fish and seafood as “brain food.” And in fact, a new study found that older men and women who regularly eat fish actually do have [...]
Breaking news for men: New dynamic duo for physical performance, vitality and longevity
There is a new epidemic running rampant in this country. But not the kind you might expect. No, this epidemic promises men everlasting youth…while putting them at serious risk for [...]
Breaking news from FDA: “Little evidence” supporting “Low-T” treatments
Last month, I told you about a new FDA regulation that requires all approved testosterone products to carry a warning label regarding the risk of blood clots. Earlier in the year, the agency [...]
Last “undiscovered” cures on planet come from here
I recently reconnected with Mike Hurley–an old friend and colleague of mine. Like me, Mike is an anthropologist. He also has a passion for natural medicine and sees beyond the boundaries of [...]
Pain reliever “hospitals use most” actually prolongs pain
For years, Johnson & Johnson’s marketing department promoted Tylenol as being “tough on pain.” And they proudly proclaimed it’s the pain reliever “hospitals use most.” But a large, new study [...]
Contact with canines helps dementia
Five police officers recently showed up at my daughter’s house in Maryland because her two well-trained German shepherd dogs were accidentally loose in front of her yard. The older dog is a [...]