Do statins save lives…or lose lives? A look at the facts After much decision I have decided on a new title for my newsletter: POLITICALLY INCORRECT MEDICINE I believe this is truer to my work and communication goals. I do not envision a radically different editorial slant. I will simply continue to write on topics ...
Healthy weight loss in a nutshell Yes to muscle, no to grains Nearly 70% of all Americans are overweight or obese. This is a crisis. Find your way to a healthy weight 9 Tips to success Click here for your New American Doctor February 2012 ISSUE Some web browsers will show the pdf newsletter directly ...
Are you Electro-Hypersensitive? Emf electrosmog pollution — a precautionary approach… or the dead body method? Eight aspects of human health Unload total body burden to optimize healing – whatever the complaint High cholesterol! Who cares? True story from real life medicine Click here for your New American Doctor April 2011 ISSUE Some web browsers will ...
When food is the malefactor Because we are not all the same Seven treatable causes of migraine headache One diagnosis, many causes… Blood pressure Essentially insulin? Click here for your New American Doctor March 2011 ISSUE Some web browsers will show the pdf newsletter directly in your browser window. You may also save it as ...
Click here for your February 2010 ISSUE Some web browsers will show the pdf newsletter directly in your browser window. You may also save it as a PDF file or you may print it out in hard copy form. Having trouble viewing the pdf in your browser? Adobe Acrobat Reader. Please note: The pdf newsletter ...
NewslettersCholesterol Confusion: Avoidance and Denial Obscure the Facts So once and for all, how important is lowering LDL cholesterol for lowering cardiac risk? The common dogma still asserts it matters. Yet it is also common knowledge that nearly 50% of all first heart attacks have “normal cholesterol”. In fact, a study from UCLA appearing in this ...
Weekly Health BulletinsZETIA: LOWERS CHOLESTEROL BUT DOESN’T LOWER RISK Ezetemibe (Zetia, Vytorin) remains a favorite cholesterol lowering drug in spite of the fact that research has yet to show it prevents heart attacks and may increase risk of cancer. Approximately 24 million prescriptions were written out by doctors in 2008. A month’s worth of this questionable drug ...
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