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Sep 11

The Risk of heart attack, stroke, thrombophlebitis and suicide in cancer patients

Risk for heart attack, stroke & thrombophlebitis is 4-fold higher In the first week after diagnosis: Risk of suicide increases 12.6-fold Heart attack risk increases 5.6-fold I have been in practice for 45 years and I have never seen in a report from an oncologist about discussing these risks with... read more →

September 11, 2019
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Cancer, General

Sep 04

Low levels of B12 increase your risk of gastric cancer by 5.8 times

Did you know? – Low levels of B12 increase your risk of gastric cancer by 5.8 times? Low dietary B12 levels are associated with a 56% higher risk of breast cancer!* A more accurate means to determine your B12 levels is a blood test called methylmalonic acid test and not... read more →

September 4, 2019
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Cancer, Female Health

Aug 14

Schizophrenia Risk in Kids Associated with Mother’s Gluten Antibodies

In his most recent book, The Revised Edition of “Grain Brain”, David Perlmutter, M.D., quoted two articles discussing that many factors that show up later in life originate before and shortly after birth. The first article was published in American Journal of Psychiatry 169, no.6 (June 2012): 625-32. The title... read more →

August 14, 2019
Children, Female Health

Mar 01

When is the Last Time You Checked Your Oil (fish oil)?

We are all familiar with the dashboard of our car showing the low oil light. Now you can choose to ignore the low engine oil signal, but what are the consequences? Remember the functions of motor oil--lubricates moving engine parts, reduces the chance of friction, which can damage your engine,... read more →

March 1, 2019
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General

Feb 12

The Importance of Knowing Your Blood Viscosity!

What is blood viscosity? Blood viscosity is a measure of the thickness and stickiness of your blood. It measures how easily your blood flows through your vessels. It is an indicator of how much friction is being generated between your blood and the walls of your blood vessels, how hard... read more →

February 12, 2019
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Cardiovascular, Health

Sep 06

Glyphosate (Roundup) – Pathways to modern diseases!

What is the microbiome? Joshua Lederberg coined the term and he describes as "the ecological community of commensal, symbiotic, and pathogenic microorganisms that literally share our... read more →

September 6, 2018
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General, Gut Microbiome

Jul 05

Introduction to Cogniquil

I would like to introduce you to an amazing product called Cogniquil. Cognition, including learning and memory, is dependent upon neurons in the human brain communicating with each other through synaptic connections. Age, genetics, diet, exercise, and environment may affect how efficiently neurons communicate and, thus, overall cognitive health. Individuals... read more →

Jul 05

Did you know that a tape measure could save your life?

There are numerous published articles discussing your waist circumference and it is associated with adverse health conditions. First, how do you correctly measure your waist circumference? Stand and place a tape measure around your bare stomach, just above your hip bones. Pull the tape measure until it fits snugly around... read more →

July 5, 2018
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General, Health, Weight

Jul 05

What is Metabolic Endotoxemia and why is it so important?

Metabolic Endotoxemia: First, let’s break it in to understandable words. Metabolic: “pertaining to or of the nature of metabolism.” What is metabolism? Metabolism: Metabolism is the set of life-sustaining chemical transformations within the cells of organisms. The three main purposes of metabolism are the conversion of food/fuel to energy to run... read more →

Jun 20

The effect of physicians’ body weight on patient attitudes: implications for physician selection, trust and adherence to medical advice

INTRODUCTION Stigma toward obese persons is pervasive in North America. Obese individuals are vulnerable to harmful weight-based stereotypes, including perceptions that they are lazy, lacking in willpower, indisciplined and unintelligent. (1,2) These stereotypes give way to stigma, prejudice and discrimination in multiple domains of living, including the workplace, health-care facilities, educational institutions, the mass media and even... read more →

June 20, 2018
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General

The Risk of heart attack, stroke, thrombophlebitis and suicide in cancer patients

Low levels of B12 increase your risk of gastric cancer by 5.8 times

Schizophrenia Risk in Kids Associated with Mother’s Gluten Antibodies

When is the Last Time You Checked Your Oil (fish oil)?

The Importance of Knowing Your Blood Viscosity!

Glyphosate (Roundup) – Pathways to modern diseases!

Introduction to Cogniquil

Did you know that a tape measure could save your life?

What is Metabolic Endotoxemia and why is it so important?

The effect of physicians’ body weight on patient attitudes: implications for physician selection, trust and adherence to medical advice

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