In my last blog I mentioned that the diabetic drug, Metformin, was being promoted as an anti-aging miracle. However the most recent study on the drug found that “Metformin and insulin ineffective in improving beta cell function in kids with type 2 diabetes.” Another crisis in diabetic care is the short supply of insulin. A […]
Continue reading >A customer recently told us that the lab report came back on her infected wisdom teeth and they found something that she said sounded very scary. It’s MARCoNS, which is Multiple Antibiotic Resistant Coagulase Negative Staphylococcus bacteria. But the good news is that it’s not that bad because I’m pretty sure I have it! I acquired […]
Continue reading >I received some good input from my blog readers about black mold after I published my article on inhaled allergies. Toxic black mold is called Stachybotrys chartarum. It reproduces by spreading airborne spores. These spores are allergenic and also toxic since they carry mycotoxins – and you inhale them. If you already have yeast overgrowth, your […]
Continue reading >“Is an Antiaging Drug Around the Corner?” is the title of a Medscape article highlighting ten years of research by the director of the Institute for Aging Research at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx. Is there an anti-aging drug around the corner? Nope, I’m sorry but there just isn’t! Drugs are toxic […]
Continue reading >We may be at the end of ragweed season but mold season is going to be a huge problem for people in the flooded states of North and South Carolina. Here’s part of my allergies section in my Future Health Now Encycopedia. Diet: Avoid sugar, gluten and dairy, all of which are known to be common […]
Continue reading >A Medscape article announced “US Life Expectancy Going Down.” What do they blame? Because they have to blame something, don’t they? They are blaming the increased opioid death rate! They should blame the overuse of all prescription medication but they made opioids the scapegoat. Apparently life expectancy at birth decreased for the first time in […]
Continue reading >Sugar is definitely falling out of favor. I’ve described one of the reasons why in a recent blog. Everyone knows that sugar is bad for them and it’s the first thing to go if you go on any new diet. Unfortunately in its wake is an increased acceptance of artificial sweeteners. In the article “AHA Advises Low-Calorie […]
Continue reading >In “More Bad News About Benzos”, Medscape is warning doctors that Benzos are a bad choice for the elderly. In a May 2018 blog I wrote “Benzo Scripts On The Rise” and noted that as opioid use is curtailed, more people are taking addictive benzodiazepines. Two studies prompted this new benzo warning. One found that […]
Continue reading >A customer, who knows that I support homeopathy, recently asked if I was aware of Americans for Homeopathy Choice. They are a group of homeopathy consumers, mostly Mothers, who have gotten the FDA’s attention. My customer said “they are actively working to defend our right to choose homeopathy, if that is what we think is […]
Continue reading >This Medscape article “Breast Arterial Calcification Linked to CAD Risk in Women” reports on a study that recommends the use of mammograms to screen for coronary artery disease. The authors say that calcification in breast arteries is an incidental finding on mammography but can serve as a risk marker for heart disease before symptoms appear. […]
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