Today, roughly one million people in the U.S. are diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, a progressive neuro-degenerative illness affecting coordination and movement. And doctors diagnose about [...]
Author: Dr. Micozzi
Social connections protect the brain on a cellular level
Gerontologists advise their older patients to stay connected to the local community. “Social isolation is a silent killer,” according to the Gerontological Society of America. Indeed — research [...]
Sweet, fragrant fruit helps prevent Type II diabetes
Yesterday, I bit into a peach at the perfect stage of ripeness. The taste and the aroma were an experience to remember. What we call “taste” is actually largely due to the aroma. And as I was [...]
More “fake news” about vitamin D
Last month, I came across several mainstream headlines screaming about a new analysis in the Journal of the American Medical Association that found some Americans take “too much” vitamin D. Sure, [...]
Nuts and honey for your heart
I remember a cleverly packaged and promoted boxed cereal with nuts and honey. They made it sound quite appealing. But it was just another processed product containing carbs and sugar masquerading [...]
Herd immunity or herd mentality?
My colleague in France recently informed me that his country is increasing the number of required vaccinations from only three up to 11 different vaccines for the entire population. Despite this [...]
8 tips for caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s
Last month, I heard from some readers who’ve had remarkable progress in reversing dementia in just two months by following my Complete Alzheimer’s Cure online learning protocol. I am so pleased. [...]
10 drug-free tips for controlling adult allergies
It’s no surprise that we have seen an increase in childhood allergies. Infants and children are exposed to more allergens that cause lifelong allergies. For one, feeding cow’s milk instead of [...]
Brew up a pot of colon cancer protection
Research widely links consumption of coffee to a lower colon cancer risk. And now, a new study from Japan analyzed the risk of colon cancer according to the different parts of the colon. This [...]
The health benefits of worrying
In the August issue of my Insiders’ Cures newsletter, coming soon, I discuss the “worried well” phenomenon and the benefits of being a bit worried about your health. It motivates you to take the [...]