by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Jan 18, 2018 | IV Therapies
Sleep is a basic principle of good health and well-being and integral to the body’s healing system. A lack of sleep deprives the body of essential energy and cell restoration, which then creates a less than desirable state of health. When in this suboptimal state, the...
by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Jan 16, 2018 | MyBlog
Choosing the right supplements that promote balance and relaxation can help you get to sleep and stay asleep. Chamomile is a mild tranquilizer that is often found in teas. It has been used for centuries to lull its consumer into gentle sleep. Valerian is a popular...
by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Nov 13, 2017 | MyBlog
First, they are safe with no adverse side effects. In comparison, the flu vaccine carries many adverse effects which I have listed below. These come from the CDC’s website. Several mild problems have been reported within 2 weeks of getting the vaccine:...
by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Nov 11, 2017 | MyBlog
The incidence of cancer is most prevalent in early and late decades of life. These are times when immune-competence is compromised. Patients who are born with the compromised immune system have a 3-4 x greater incidence of cancer. We know that acquired immune...
by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Nov 8, 2017 | MyBlog
This post picks up where we left off with Dr. Possner and his poem pronouncing the flu vaccine a cure. The flu vaccine is not harmless as Dr. Possner states. He says, the vaccine “can’t make you sick.” The CDC says otherwise. On their website is the following list of...
by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Nov 6, 2017 | MyBlog
Dr. Adam Possner, an MD and proponent of the flu vaccine, wrote a poem in 2013 called “Myth Dispelled” that was published in JAMA magazine in 2013. This poem used words such as “the Evil One” to describe the flu and this stanza to portray the giving of the vaccine:...
by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Oct 23, 2017 | MyBlog
Homeopathy has long been controversial in the western world. Recently, however, there has been some good press for this holistic practice of medicine. The University of California at Irvine recently announced that it will be opening the Susan and Henry Samueli College...
by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Oct 11, 2017 | MyBlog
The problem with radiation is that it interacts with living tissues causing damage to chromosomes (DNA), and proteins and lipids. Medical imaging is responsible for about 50% of the total radiation exposure to a typical US resident. Here are examples of how much...
by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Oct 5, 2017 | MyBlog
Today I had a patient that was at the concert in Las Vegas this past Sunday night when automatic gunfire rained down. Her face expressed a state of shock and fear. It was the same expressions we all saw as the news reporters interviewed those who were there. This...
by Terry Pfau DO, HMD | Oct 3, 2017 | MyBlog
When those who are making money off of cancer start dying from cancer we may start to see a shift in research looking for more rational and humane approaches to treating cancer. Unfortunately, much of cancer treatment is driven by dollars. One study found that...
