As you know, mainstream medicine still has no idea what really causes Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and dementia—much less how to treat it. But, thankfully, research continues to show various ways you [...]
Author: Dr. Micozzi
Why I always follow the science—and what that means
Over the last few years, I’ve heard a lot of people repeat the misguided and overly simplistic mantra, “I believe in science.” For one, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) often [...]
Eight deadly warning signs you should never ignore—even during a pandemic!
Last year, I grew gravely concerned about our public health bureaucrats’ hysterical overreaction to the “novel” coronavirus. Very early on, I predicted that the lockdowns and ongoing disruptions [...]
Even so-called “medical marijuana” raises your heart attack risk
More people than ever are signing up to get their “green card” for medical marijuana. Especially older people who grapple with anxiety, pain, or insomnia. But the science tells us that smoking [...]
Researchers reveal a link between excess iron and this common disease
As I often report, despite spending billions of dollars on two, massive “Decades of the Brain” research projects, mainstream medicine still has no idea what really causes Alzheimer’s [...]
Pandemic panic led to yet another massive, unforeseen tragedy
In March 2020, when the coronavirus first hit U.S. soil, local governments began shutting down and limiting access to routine healthcare. And just as I predicted it would, this hysterical [...]
My healthy, hearty beef stew recipe for cold winter nights
It’s been quite astonishing to witness how big food manufacturers have somehow convinced millions of Americans into believing their new, ultra-processed, “plant-based” foods—like processed veggie [...]
Boost your working memory in just 12 weeks with this potent plant pigment
We continue to hear good news about the ability of natural treatments to prevent—and even reverse—age-related cognitive decline, such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and dementia. In fact, a new [...]
A delicious way to protect muscle mass as you age
After you hit age 50, you can lose up to 1 percent of your muscle mass each year. And this type of age-related loss of muscle mass—known as sarcopenia—contributes to the development of [...]
Surge in drug overdose deaths began long before the pandemic
According to the latest report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there were about 81,000 drug-related overdose deaths (ODs) between June 2019 and May 2020. That [...]