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Alzheimer's · September 27, 2013
What Are You Snacking on? Make Better Brain Choices
When the idea of snacks are brought up, the scary choices like Doritos, chips and nachos come to mind. But what do you think these do to your brain? Becomes vaguely reminiscent of the “This is your brain. This is your…
Thyroid · September 26, 2013
Thyroid Tumors: Scary Times or Too Much Diagnosis
The “what you don’t know can hurt you” phrase may run opposite in healthcare. In other words, knowing more is not always better. Let’s face it, we ALL have something wrong with us. I have always told patients that if…
Diabetes (Type 2) · September 25, 2013
Exercise to Lose Weight: Is Walking Enough?
It is practically every day that I see an otherwise healthy 30-something person walking out in the community doing exercise for weight loss. And almost always with a death grip on the BPA-laden plastic water bottle. Or…
Drug Research · September 23, 2013
Uneasy Alliance — researchers and the Pharmaceutical Industry – (07-03-00)
Uneasy Alliance — researchers and the Pharmaceutical Industry This article outlines the problems with the pharmaceutical companies funding research for there own drugs. Problems can arise when the studies are not…
Miscellaneous · September 23, 2013
Ritalin And Prozac Prescribed Together by More Children – (07-03-00)
Ritalin And Prozac Prescribed Together by More Children Either one of these drugs alone have not had the necessary studies to determine their safety. Put them together and the story gets even more disturbing…
Hormone · September 23, 2013
Progesterone Relieves Menopause-Related Symptoms – (07-03-00)
Progesterone Relieves Menopause-Related Symptoms This article is glowingly in favour or natural progesterone, stating that it is superior to artificial progesterone. So why hasn’t this been plastered all over the news??…
Migraine · September 23, 2013
Natural Remedies for Headaches: It’s Not in Your Head
By now, if your neurologist has not discussed a link between your chronic migraine headaches and your heart, it might be time to find a new one. This is not a new link, but it seems like the headache treatment community…
Miscellaneous · September 23, 2013
Juvenile Delinquency Associated With Lead Exposure – (07-03-00)
Juvenile Delinquency Associated With Lead Exposure Heavy metals are still a big concern with overall health, and checking for heavy metals is probably one of the least invasive test your doctor can perform. About 15.6%…
Celiac Disease · September 23, 2013
Increased Prevalence of Celiac Disease in Patients With Dyspepsia – (07-03-00)
Increased Prevalence of Celiac Disease in Patients With Dyspepsia This study found that, in people with dyspepsia (stomach upset) they were twice as likely to be allergic to wheat. Read entire article here
Probiotic · September 23, 2013
Common Soil Bacteria Challenge to Be Used in Paediatric Asthma Trial – (07-03-00)
Common Soil Bacteria Challenge to Be Used in Paediatric Asthma Trial Yet another strong reason to use a probiotic supplement. I truly believe that the destruction of normal, healthy and friendly bacteria w/ antibiotic…
Parkinson's · September 23, 2013
Coffee and Caffeine Intake and the Risk of Parkinson Disease – (07-03-00)
Coffee and Caffeine Intake and the Risk of Parkinson Disease In this study, it was the caffeine and not the coffee. If this research does get backed up by further studies, adding green tea may be a safer and healthier…
Probiotic · September 23, 2013
Antibiotics for E. coli infection increase risk of blood disorder – (07-07-00)
Antibiotics for E. coli infection increase risk of blood disorder If this is a risk with antibiotics, use of probiotics may be a much safer, and possibly just as effective treatment. Read entire article here
Health · September 21, 2013
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Healthy Kids · September 21, 2013
Does Your Kid Have Behavior Problems? Common Habit May Be to Blame
We’ve all seen the crazy 5-year-old in the store that seems completely out of the control of the parent. Aggression, withdrawal, inattention. But it must be a brain condition that needs meds. Or maybe it’s a common…
Miscellaneous · September 20, 2013
WHO accused of stifling debate about infant feeding – (06-28-00)
WHO accused of stifling debate about infant feeding There is so much evidence supporting the use of breastfeeding until at least six months of age. This article brings up a disturbing trend in infant feeding…
Allergies · September 20, 2013
Very delayed reactions to cow’s milk in cow’s milk-intolerant patients – (06-26-00)
Very delayed reactions to cow’s milk in cow’s milk-intolerant patients Why do we still insist of drinking cow’s milk when allergy, chemical and hormonal additives are such an issue? Many studies even suggest that cow’s…
Miscellaneous · September 20, 2013
Troglitazone May Be Useful in Treating Psoriasis – (06-28-00)
Troglitazone May Be Useful in Treating Psoriasis A diabetic drug treating a skin disease? Not so hard to swallow if you really understand how each system of the body interacts. Western medicine has divided itself into…
Pancreatic Cancer · September 20, 2013
Sugar Handling and Pacreatic Cancer – (06-26-00)
Sugar Handling and Pacreatic Cancer Dysglycemia (sugar handling problems) have been linked to just about every other disease known to man, so what’s one more?? Read entire article here
Cancer · September 20, 2013
Pesticide Dangers – (06-26-00)
Pesticide Dangers It is well known that certain types of cancers are more common in more affluent people, and one of the links that ties this together is increased exposure to pesticides and other toxic chemicals. Read…
Vitamins and Supplements 101 · September 20, 2013
Magnesium and Pediatric Heart Surgery – (06-26-00)
Magnesium and Pediatric Heart Surgery This study was terminated early because of the damaging events occurring when magnesium was NOT used. This simple and very safe approach to heart health should be in every patient’s…
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