You can slow age-related cognitive decline through simple lifestyle changes, according to a new observational study from Finland. I find this news particularly encouraging in light of failure [...]
Category: Daily Dispatch
Mainstream press finally catches wind of Tylenol’s dangers
I recently saw a headline in Medscape Medical News that read: “Acetaminophen risks may have been underestimated.” My colleague and friend Dr. George Lundberg founded Medscape Medical News almost [...]
FDA turns blind eye to deadly superbugs in endoscopes
Last week, I told you about how patients at UCLA Medical Center acquired superbug infections, and even died, because of exposure to contaminated endoscopes. (Endoscopes are instruments used to [...]
New science exposes more “heart health” myths
It appears most mainstream scientists have finally begun to catch on to what I’ve been saying for years: Cholesterol isn’t the problem big pharma makes it out to be. And cholesterol-lowering [...]
Cholesterol cartel finally loses all scientific credibility
Last month, government health “experts” finally admitted their advice to reduce dietary cholesterol intake was all wrong. Plus, two new studies out this month show how big pharma manipulated data [...]
Support serotonin naturally
Antidepressant drugs known as SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) only work for about one in seven depressed patients. And that one patient out of seven probably only feels better [...]
Colonoscopy instruments causes deadly infections
I often warn you about the many dangers of “routine” colonoscopy screenings for colon cancer. Doctors use a type of endoscope to perform this procedure. This instrument can cause tears in the [...]
Women take note–breast cancer isn’t your biggest threat
Many women fear breast cancer more than any other disease. And we can’t seem to get away from all the pink ribbons promoting breast cancer “awareness.” But while all the attention goes to breast [...]
The backward “science” of antidepressants
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) only work for about one out of seven depressed people. And research has shown that one person out of seven only feels marginally better because of [...]
Urban migration harms health
A new study published by a group of economists from Duke University found that African Americans who moved North into urban areas during the early 20th century made gains in education and [...]