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Month: April 2015
Even New York Times exposes bad government health advice
Last fall, government health experts admitted their decades-long advice to cut fat from your diet was wrong. All wrong. Then, in February of this year, the government experts made another [...]
Top-10 risky surgeries to avoid as you get older
Surgery is the most invasive and riskiest of all therapies. And it takes a toll on the body–especially as you get older. In fact, in a new study published in the medical journal JAMA [...]
Multiple Sclerosis and multiple nutrient deficiencies
Last Tuesday, researchers from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine presented new research showing a link between severe nutritional deficiencies and Multiple Sclerosis (MS). The Hopkins researchers [...]
Two chemical sunscreen ingredients useless and dangerous
Many sunscreen products on the market today contain ineffective and harmful chemicals. Fortunately, late last year Congress passed the Sunscreen Innovation Act (SIA). According to the [...]
Statin scandal hits high note and a new low
I have been writing about the dangers of cholesterol-lowering statin drugs for years and warning anyone who would listen. Of course, the problems with statin drugs–such as serious muscle [...]
Try these 4 tips for safe sun exposure
With the Spring Equinox now behind us, and the Summer Solstice ahead, you may feel ready to venture back outside and spend some time in the sun. As I often report, you need regular exposure to [...]
Irresponsible and uninformed reports on acupuncture
I recently came across a headline on a health website that read, “Finally, Acupuncture Proven to Reduce Pain.” “Finally”? We’ve known about the pain-relief benefits of acupuncture for no less [...]
Drink more of this hot beverage to reduce your MS risk
I have written numerous articles on steps you can take to reduce your risk of Alzheimer’s disease. And earlier this week, I shared some news about a potential cause of Parkinson’s disease that [...]
Cut your Parkinson’s disease risk in half by avoiding these blockbuster drugs
Two of the diseases men and women fear most, Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease (PD), afflict the brain and nervous system. Both diseases have “early onset” versions, but generally, they [...]