I just came across an important, new study that every woman in America should hear about…especially those over the age of 60. It found that women diagnosed with an early form of breast “cancer” [...]
Category: Daily Dispatch
The simple cognitive screening test you can do at home
Mainstream medical research has thrown billions of dollars into two failed “decades of the brain.” Yet, they still have no standard, affordable test to screen for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) or [...]
Do children’s multivitamins do more harm than good?
I often advise you against taking the popular “multivitamins” found online and in big box stores and grocery stores. Manufacturers aggressively market them to older adults—using catchy terms [...]
Enjoy this creamy treat as part of a balanced diet
You should feel good about eating yogurt, as it’s a key part of the healthiest diet on the planet—the Mediterranean diet. But you need to be careful about which type of yogurt you eat—especially [...]
New science links déjà vu to potentially serious brain glitches
Earlier this week we talked about some common physiological reflexes—such as blinking, sneezing, goosebumps, and yawning. The list sounds a bit like something from “Snow White and the Seven [...]
The surprising health benefits of yawning and goosebumps
Over time, humans developed some pretty interesting reflexes to help with their survival. For example, on Tuesday, I briefly touched on why humans blink and sneeze—and when such reflexes are [...]
Two clear signs that you probably DON’T have coronavirus
The list of symptoms associated with the novel coronavirus seems to expand by the week. In fact, according to the talking heads at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the [...]
Older adults may fare better by taking fewer blood pressure drugs
Polypharmacy (taking multiple drugs at once) is a huge problem among older adults. Especially those taking multiple drugs to control high blood pressure (BP). But a new study published in the [...]
Coronavirus shutdown linked to another tragic spike in fatalities
Back in March, when the coronavirus reared its ugly head here in the U.S., I grew gravely concerned that the borderline hysterical responses and reactions from the Centers for Disease Control and [...]
Four easy ways to improve your breathing…and your lifespan!
In many parts of the country, state and local governments continue to require people to wear face masks in public to help thwart the spread of the coronavirus. But the guidance from federal [...]
