A new colleague recently joined our team at Insiders’ Cures and the Daily Dispatch. So I took a moment to write her a short letter about my thoughts on modern medicine…our work…and life itself. I [...]
Category: Health History
Protect your health freedoms today, tomorrow, and every day
Tomorrow, we observe the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, which declared the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I would argue this important declaration applies [...]
All the coffee in China
For decades, many natural health “know-it-alls” tried to convince people to stop drinking coffee. And, in study after study, mainstream medical researchers tried to find any shred of evidence [...]
Storming the ramparts (of mind-body medicine)
Today is Bastille Day, or la fête nationale, in France. The day commemorates the French Revolution. Of course, it was a terrible passage in French history (even called “the Reign of Terror”). [...]
Life, liberty, and the natural pursuit of good health
Today is the start of the long Independence Day holiday weekend. And it’s a fitting time to remind you that natural medicine–and the freedom to choose it–is as American as baseball, [...]
The medieval remedy for superbugs that works better than modern antibiotics
Recently, the government has declared another permanent “war,” this time, against superbugs. Especially MRSA—the drug-resistant bacteria that kills over 5,000 Americans a year.1 But just like the [...]
On Independence Day 2012
I’m wondering whether the current government should have declared July 4,2012, a “government dependence” day instead of our traditional July 4th. Considering the recent twists and turns in the [...]