November 1, 2011
Is it cancer or isn’t it? The challenge of pseudodisease Try these this winter: Smart protection from colds and flu Click here for your New American Doctor October 2011 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 ...
Tags: cancer,
common cold,
Ductal carcinoma,
echinacea,
flu,
mammogram,
overdiagnosis,
prostate cancer,
PSA,
pseudodisease,
Sambucol,
thyroid cancer,
vitamin D
September 28, 2011
For Women Do you need hormone therapy? Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) for women A treatment proposal Managing Multiple Sclerosis 10 treatments Click here for your New American Doctor September 2011 ISSUE Some web browsers will show the pdf newsletter directly in your browser window. You may also save it as a PDF file or ...
Tags: estrogen,
hormone therapy,
hot flashes,
HRT,
menopause,
MS,
multiple sclerosis,
PMS,
Premarin,
Prempro,
sex hormone replacement,
testosterone,
THC,
vitamin D
October 5, 2010
Click here for your October 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 ...
September 9, 2010
FAT SOLUBLE VITAMINS: Overlooked and Misunderstood The Failure of the Drug Model: Why Vitamin D Isn’t Enough Are you taking a vitamin D supplement? Is your 25 hydroxy vitamin D level (25 OH vitamin D) in the optimal range between 40 and 60 ng/ml)? The answer to both questions may be”yes”, but you may be at risk ...
May 29, 2010
Click here for your May 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 ...
Tags: calories, gastrointestinal, glutamine, stomach acid, telomeres, vitamin DNewsletters
March 25, 2010
Click here for your March 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 ...
Tags: allergies, atrial fibrillation, bio-feedback, celery, coconut oil, diltiazem, fatigue, gluten, high blood pressure, magnesium, obstructive sleep apnea, omega 3, sea salt, sleep apnea, vitamin DNewsletters
October 3, 2009
KEEP IT SIMPLE – START FLU PREVENTION NOW – TWO SMART WAYS TO STAY HEALTHY THIS WINTER Nothing can wreck your winter like a nasty case of the flu. Fever, cough, sore throat, fatigue and body aches that can sometimes get so bad you can barely move. I see a lot of patients who choose ...
Tags: alkylamides, echinacea, flu, vitamin DWeekly Health Bulletins
September 12, 2009
PROBIOTICS PROTECT YOU AGAINST THE FLU – BUT WHICH ONES WORK BEST? As more research results become available, probiotics are getting attention to help prevent colds and the flu. These “friendly” bacteria work through the gut to boost the immune system by in several ways. For example, they increase antibody production and stimulate fast acting ...
Tags: Culturelle, cytokines, immune system, probiotics, vitamin DWeekly Health Bulletins
July 10, 2009
FIGHT INFECTIONS WITH MANUKA HONEY AND VITAMIN D I like to stay on top of the latest studies, especially those that support the use of safe, non-drug healing options. You’d be surprised at how much noteworthy research never makes it into the mainstream media. Here are two recent studies that shed additional light on the ...
Tags: antibiotic resistant infections, manuka honey, vitamin DWeekly Health Bulletins