Occasionally, even nanny governments get something right. Case in point? Washington, D.C.’s city council recently voted to ban gas-powered leaf blowers (GLBs). When we lived there, I’d often see [...]
Author: Dr. Micozzi
Four “divine” foods you should add to your diet
Have you ever noticed how some foods look like human organs? Well, this interesting observation actually dates back to the Renaissance and a scientist named Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim [...]
Moderate alcohol consumption beats abstinence
Many public health experts adopt an extreme, “all-or-nothing,” prohibitionist approach to anything and everything that might potentially cause harm to some individuals. Especially alcohol. They [...]
Eating more of THIS slashes your risk of dying from ANY cause!
Science consistently shows that a Mediterranean-type diet is the healthiest for you, your heart, your brain, your metabolism—and your lifespan. But, all too often, the mainstream seems to [...]
The tragic, unspoken side effects of “curing” cancer
When someone survives cancer, developing heart disease probably isn’t high on their list of concerns. But it should be. In fact, according to an eye-opening new study, cancer survivors actually [...]
The Insider’s five-step preparedness plan for coronavirus
People are asking me how to prepare for the coronavirus. So, to fully give you an insider’s scoop, I looked into the science as I always do…and gathered some geopolitical insights from a few of [...]
Life expectancy continues to decline for these Americans
For the most part, life expectancy in industrialized countries like the United States has been steadily increasing over the last 100 years. But about four years ago, I first reported that two [...]
Big food is trying to pull off one of the biggest hoaxes in history
It’s been quite astonishing to witness how big food manufacturers are somehow managing to convince millions of Americans that “plant-based” diets filled with processed, mass-produced veggie [...]
Dollar-a-day supplement prevents heart attacks and hospitalizations
Heart failure, which is characterized by a long-term, chronic shortage of blood to the heart, is the leading cause of hospitalization among older adults in the U.S. And it’s particularly lethal. [...]
Two common heart surgeries DON’T benefit patients
A massive, $100 million study recently looked at outcomes for men and women with blocked arteries who received two common, but highly invasive, surgical procedures. It turns out, they fare no [...]