Estrogen and Alzheimer’s Disease
A recent study has shown that a 3 month trial of estradiol (E2) significantly improved cognition in women with early Alzheimer's. Notice that synthetic progesterone [...]
Prescription Drug Use – 2011
A recent number of academic studies, CDC statistics and journal reports have presented some sobering statistics about prescription drugs. In this compilation article, which has become widely [...]
Politics of Supplements
How to Make People Believe Any Anti-Vitamin Scare. It Just Takes Lots of Pharmaceutical Industry Cash by Andrew W. SaulEditor, Orthomolecular Medicine News Service (OMNS, [...]
Testosterone Mortality
Two studies have shown that low testosterone is associated with increased mortality. In a 12 year study men whose total testosterone levels were in the bottom quartile with testosterone [...]
Aspartame and Stroke
If you think that drinking diet soda is a healthy option for avoiding sugar think again. In a new study presented at the American Stroke Assoication [...]
Screening Mammography Has No Impact on Breast Cancer Mortality
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Mammography, which is a 2.1 billion dollar industry in the US, has become quite controversial. The US Preventive Services Task Force [...]
What’s Bugging You?
Humans have about 100 trillion gut bacteria, or intestinal bacteria flora, living inside their digestive tracts. Astonishingly these tiny microorganismsoutnumber human cells by 10 to [...]
Mold Illness
Mold illness is a common but poorly recognized cause of many dehabilitating symptoms. As a holistic physician I commonly see many people with “a whole [...]
Problems of Abilify – A Patient Letter
I want to share some information from my personal experience with those in the professional field to consider before engaging in decisions for future clients. [...]
Flu Vaccine Season
It is flu vaccine season, and all around us are the signs exhorting you to get your FREE flu vaccine. Well how effective are they. [...]