The cancer industry has done an excellent job of convincing millions of people that they need routine screenings for breast and prostate cancer. But not only does research prove these screenings [...]
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Zika crisis could grow 10 times bigger than officials will admit
Unfortunately, the Zika virus isn’t going away anytime soon. And as I explained earlier this month, its origin and transmission is complicated. Experts around the globe are still trying to piece [...]
Nancy Reagan knew the key to a healthy lifestyle
This Daily Dispatch is in fond memory of Nancy Reagan (1921 – 2016) who recently died at the age of 94 years, the same age as her husband, President Ronald Reagan, when he died. I well remember [...]
Find your fountain of youth this April
Next Friday will find us in the month of April. And “April is the cruelest month,” at least according to American-British poet T.S. Eliot. Eliot was born in St. Louis, but spent all the [...]
The critical brain nutrient that almost slipped through the cracks
If you’re concerned about preserving your mental function, you need to read this Daily Dispatch. It’s the only place you’ll hear about the incredible brain nutrient that almost slipped [...]
Two cardinal rules for putting an end to the opioid drug crisis
Everyone agrees — the opioid drug crisis has reached a tipping point in the United States. According to the CDC’s latest figures, nearly 2 million Americans over the age of 12 either [...]
Research proves “bitter is better” for cancer prevention — and much more
A new study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute found coffee drinkers have a lower risk of developing skin cancer. You know coffee has gone mainstream when government [...]
Why BMI is a bust when it comes to measuring your health
According to a new study from UCLA, 54 million Americans are perfectly healthy — but mislabeled as obese. In my view, the problem stems from our modern cultural bias against “excess” body [...]
Massive new study reveals politically incorrect way to protect yourself from dementia
Researchers in the U.K. recently published the largest-ever study on body weight and dementia. The study followed two million men and women over 20 years. And the researchers published their [...]
Getting to the point of mood disorders
Today, modern psychiatrists like to talk about the semi-imaginary, chemical “imbalances” that cause mood disorders. They say they can correct the “imbalance” simply by adjusting the levels of [...]