People are what they put into their body. One of the reasons kids in my elementary school picture were all thin is in part due to the absence of high fructose corn syrup in our diet. Fructrose constitutes more than 40% of sweeteners consumption in western countries. High fructose corn syrup consumption increased by more […]
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This is the last of our series on how to not become a victim of breast cancer. Knowledge is power. We hope you use the this knowledge that we have shared to your benefit and overall health. Melatonin is thought of as a sleep aid but what most don’t realize is it has anti-estrogen effects
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Most patients that have been in my office notice a small placard on my credenza that reads “I work hard so that my dog can have a good life” I suspect my daughter gave it to me because she wished I had given her as much day-to-day attention and affection that our dogs received. Dogs
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As you have seen from our previous newsletter article, there are many risk factors that can contribute to the development of breast cancer as well as its recurrence. The good news is these risk factors can be modified or made null. Although breast cancer is a concern for women, most medical providers do not inform
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Several months ago I had a 59 year old woman present to my office recently diagnosed with a late stage breast cancer. Her history revealed some of the reasons she developed breast cancer. She reported that she had use birth control pills for 15 years. Her first child was born in her mid 30’s and
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What is Curcumin? Curcumin is one of the oldest, traditional spices. It is made up of three different curcuminoids that give curcumin its intense yellow color. Across Asia, people have consumed curcumin for thousands of years as a food product. It is also often used externally on wounds and for skin diseases. Since 1949 when
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“Timken’s Tank” was named after its benefactor, the “Baron of bearings” tycoon Henry H. Timken who bankrolled the $1,000,000 to build it. This unusual sphere was an early hyperbaric hospital. The monstrous steel ball was the pinnacle of over a decade of work by Dr. Orville Cunningham, one of the pioneers of hyperbaric therapy, but
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For more than a century, scientist have noticed that many diseases like autoimmune and cardiovascular conditions follow a latitude gradient. In 1940, Frank Apperly showed that American states and Canadian provinces receiving more solar radiation had, not surprisingly, higher rates of skin cancer mortality but unexpected lower rates of internal cancer mortality overall. He knew
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“How can I summarize a miracle in so few words? Well, this is our story: On May 9, 2014 my son Andrew was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). At the end of May we brought him home unable to walk properly, and partially blind and deaf. He was Just 29 years old. That day my
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Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) In 1984, the National Institute on Drug Abuse finished the development of naltrexone as an adjunct to treating heroin addicts. Its purpose was to block the heroin high with the hope that it would become a very useful treatment for heroin addicts. Dr Bernard Bihari during this time was a nationally
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