President Trump has gone on record saying that he doesn’t get the flu shot — ever. And he’s never gotten the flu. So, since today is President’s Day, I thought we’d take some time to celebrate [...]
Author: Dr. Micozzi
The vitamin your lungs need more of
As I told you earlier this week, there’s more to developing lung disease — including lung cancer — than just smoking. Much more. But you’d never know that fact from examining the government’s [...]
The science of emotions for drinking alcohol
Earlier this month, I told you how the American Society for Clinical Oncology (ASCO) published a baseless manifesto against any and all alcohol consumption. They decided to toss aside the breadth [...]
11 major benefits from one common kitchen spice
Black pepper is undoubtedly one of the most commonly used spices throughout the world. Yet it’s much more than a simple flavor enhancer. In fact, it offers a multitude of incredible health [...]
A delicious boost for your lung health — especially for former smokers
Government researchers have never looked beyond smoking as the end-all, be-all cause of lung cancer for the past three decades. And they pushed smoking prevention and cessation as the one and [...]
Colonoscopies present grave danger to those with Irritable Bowel Disease
I often write about the many dangers of colonoscopy as a screening technique for colon cancer. It’s portrayed as a benign, safe procedure and commonly accepted as a necessary preventative [...]
Routine cancer screenings may cause unnecessary risks
For years I’ve been writing to you about the dangers and futility of “routine” cancer screenings. And two prominent experts in the field made the same case against them in the January 2018 issue [...]
Lowering blood sugar levels elevates danger in older adults
I recently came across an article in a physician’s journal titled, “Diabetes Medications: Should You De-prescribe Them in the Elderly?” My short answer? Yes — absolutely. First of all, recent [...]
Yet another reason to toast to better heart health
Last month, the American Society for Clinical Oncology (ASCO) kicked off the new year by publishing a baseless manifesto against any and all alcohol consumption. They set aside the science [...]
Statin drugs raise Type II diabetes risk in everyone who takes them
As we all know, the FDA approved statin drugs based on their ability to lower cholesterol in the blood. And that they do. But no evidence suggests statins reduce your risk of heart disease or [...]