I have said before that, from my standpoint, diabetes and heart disease are the same thing. Seventy percent of diabetics die of cardiovascular causes. Almost all heart disease sufferers have some trace of diabetes or prediabetes. The lifestyle changes that impact one impact the other, both negative and protective. In the medical research over […]
You have tried everything. Diet, exercise, the latest supplements, but the love handles just won’t go away. At this point, you hit the Internet to find other options. Before we do this, though, we need to make something very clear. Anything else that you do should be IN ADDITION TO lifestyle choices that are consistent […]
Pancreatic cancer remains one of the scariest cancers out there. Very painful and fatal in almost every case. The survival rate is dismal. I have written before that if the resources available to Patrick Swayze and Steve Jobs were not enough to overcome this cancer, the rest of us don’t stand a chance. The […]
IS YOUR DOCTOR EDUCATING YOU? The latin interpretation of “doctor” is “teacher” and this should be first and foremost our jobs. Patients generally do not have the background in physiology that is needed to more clearly understand what is happening to them and help them make the right changes to improve health. Unfortunately, this is […]
Complex Hormonal Abnormalities Identified in Metabolic Syndrome Syndrome X is a constellation of symptoms that many in medicine have failed to recognize, and yet it may be one of the single most important contributors to chronic disease today. It relates to an inability of insulin to do an effective job, and the body responds by […]
