Aspirin is a safe, effective pain reliever and anti-inflammatory drug that’s been used extensively for more than a century. And as I reported yesterday, we now know a simple, low-dose of daily [...]
Category: Daily Dispatch
Time-tested OTC drug tackles cancer, heart disease, and pain
Research shows one of the oldest OTC drugs on the market may protect you against cancer and heart disease. Plus, it also helps with daily aches and pains. It also has one of the best safety [...]
Exercise and the law of diminishing returns
I always warn of the dangers of extreme exercise. It can cause permanent damage to the muscle fibers and nerves in your heart. Indeed, several studies I presented over the past few years show how [...]
The terrors of Tylenol continue to take a toll
One big reason I continue to write about Tylenol (acetaminophen) is because far too many people still don’t seem to know–or accept the facts–about its dangers. They still seem to [...]
More evidence for benefits of “brain food”
Popular culture and conventional wisdom have often referred to fish and seafood as “brain food.” And in fact, a new study found that older men and women who regularly eat fish actually do have [...]
Breaking news for men: New dynamic duo for physical performance, vitality and longevity
There is a new epidemic running rampant in this country. But not the kind you might expect. No, this epidemic promises men everlasting youth…while putting them at serious risk for [...]
Breaking news from FDA: “Little evidence” supporting “Low-T” treatments
Last month, I told you about a new FDA regulation that requires all approved testosterone products to carry a warning label regarding the risk of blood clots. Earlier in the year, the agency [...]
Last “undiscovered” cures on planet come from here
I recently reconnected with Mike Hurley–an old friend and colleague of mine. Like me, Mike is an anthropologist. He also has a passion for natural medicine and sees beyond the boundaries of [...]
Pain reliever “hospitals use most” actually prolongs pain
For years, Johnson & Johnson’s marketing department promoted Tylenol as being “tough on pain.” And they proudly proclaimed it’s the pain reliever “hospitals use most.” But a large, new study [...]
Contact with canines helps dementia
Five police officers recently showed up at my daughter’s house in Maryland because her two well-trained German shepherd dogs were accidentally loose in front of her yard. The older dog is a [...]