I recently wrote a blog called “Recycling Amphetamines” about the Adderall epidemic but Benzos may present a worse problem. I’ll quote from the article “The Mystery of the Terrifying Xanax Resurgence in America.” This in depth historical article states that the opioid epidemic was caused by aggressive pharmaceutical marketing, but marketing doesn’t account for the […]
Continue reading >CURRICULUM VITAE CAROLYN F. A. DEAN M.D., N.D., C.N. Dr. Carolyn Dean is a Medical Doctor, Naturopathic Doctor, Herbalist, Acupuncturist, Nutritionist, Lecturer, Consultant, Researcher, Author and Coauthor of 35 health books and 110 Kindle books. Click here to download CV in PDF format: Carolyn Dean CV – 2017
Continue reading >Truthful but “all kinds of stupid” is an April 2018 Genome Report where “Goldman Sachs asks in biotech research report: ‘Is curing patients a sustainable business model?‘” Yup, we are indeed living on the planet of the dead – or soon to be dead – because it’s more economically viable than allowing humans to live […]
Continue reading >Medicine has a tendency to promote something whole hog and then deny it just as vehemently The latest victim of the swinging pendulum is vitamin D. Remember when 50,000IU of synthetic Vit D per week was the norm? Now American Family Physician advises: “Vitamin D Screening and Supplementation in Primary Care: Time to Curb Our Enthusiasm.” Without a […]
Continue reading >A whole new generation of adults is addicted to amphetamines and they don’t even know it. Neuroscientist Dr. Carl L. Hart, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University in a (badly written) online article explains that “ …the public remains almost entirely ignorant of the fact that methamphetamine produces nearly identical effects to those produced by the popular ADHD […]
Continue reading >I was happy to see a recent GreenMedInfo article called “7 Conditions Masquerading As Dementia.” The article began with the following “More than 40% of dementia diagnoses have been shown to be wrong.” The article goes on to cite a study based on a new program at UCLA and the Buck Institute for Research on […]
Continue reading >A recent Medscape report on physicians’ salaries found that “Cardiologists remain among the top earners in medicine, with annual pay of $423,000, up from $410,000 in 2017.” However about one third of cardiologists feel that they should be earning more. Are these doctors truly worth half a million dollars? Don’t you think that compensation should be gauged […]
Continue reading >It’s a little late to ask this question considering that DTC genetic testing has been available to the public since 2007. The 15-year, 3 billion dollar Human Genome Project ended in 2003 and didn’t turn out as expected. Basically, scientists are not able to pluck out offending genes that cause disease. Diseases are not caused […]
Continue reading >I’ve heard of an increase in allergies in bottle fed babies. I’ve certainly heard of antibiotics increasing the incidence of yeast overgrowth and allergies. A recent study added to this list with the report from JAMA Pediatrics that “Acid Suppressors in Early Infancy Linked to Allergies Later.” A few years ago, when I first heard […]
Continue reading >It seems that drug companies have maneuvered their way around the illegality of giving doctors gifts and trips to promote drugs by funding patient advocacy groups with a higher price tag than directly lobbying congress. Years ago, I was asked to be on the board of a newly developed patient advocacy group sponsored by a […]
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