January is an opportune time to look back on annual statistics regarding dying of unnatural causes in our modern society. As a former Medical Examiner and practicing consulting forensic [...]
Month: January 2016
The missing link for your heart and bones
Almost every day, researchers learn more about the many benefits to vitamins A, B, C, D, and E. But as my friend Dr. George Lundberg — former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of the American [...]
Ancient technique outperforms common drug in dementia patients
As you know, mainstream medicine has very little to offer men and women who suffer from dementia. Fortunately, more and more research shows the ancient Chinese technique of acupuncture can [...]
Toast to moderation in the New Year
It’s traditional to make a toast to the New Year. So today, I would like to toast your good health and share some new findings that support my long-standing recommendation to start the day with [...]
Recent dire health predictions don’t pan out
Twenty years ago, ivory tower experts and government officials made five predictions about the future of health and medicine. Many of those predictions — and their outcomes — would be [...]
Five of the government’s worst heath predictions over the past 20 years
This is the time of year for making predictions. And to help start off the New Year, I would like to share five of the worst healthcare predictions over the past 20 years. Primary care [...]
Why doctor recommendations still lag decades behind research for this critical nutrient
Yesterday, I told you about some recent correspondence I’ve had with Dr. George Lundberg, former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of the American Medical Association and founding editor of [...]