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 This is the story of my patient Patty. When she first came to see me she was 53 years old. She was suffering from significant menopausal symptoms, including hot flashes 2-3 times per day and one time at night (low Estrogen), vaginal dryness (low Estriol), which made intercourse painful and absolutely no sex drive (low Testosterone).
Patty had stopped having periods 18 months prior and had put on 20lbs over the last 2 years. She was anxious and felt a sense of tension in her tummy most of the time. She was apathetic and depressed and felt a total lack of joy. She hardly recognized herself anymore and felt nearly hopeless. Continue reading →
 What’s the best diet? The diet you can live with for life that will help you loose weight fast, but safely, without gimmicks that wreck your health. I call it the Vital Lifetime Diet?
You can do it! Your slimmer, happier, healthier, better looking you is buried beneath the layers of all that – may I call it what it is – fat. Continue reading →
 Have you noticed a decreased enjoyment in life? Do you feel down or depressed more than normal? Are you feeling weaker physically and emotionally? Is you sex drive fading? Do you feel too stiff, achy and tired to do the things you used to love to do? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you should check your Testosterone level. Continue reading →
 This is the story of my patient who I will call Jan. When she came to see me she was 56 years old and had been experiencing menopause symptoms for about 6 years. She was having 5-6 hot flashes every day and 2-3 hot flashes every night with sweating that soaked her from head to toe. Needless to say this was more than annoying. Continue reading →
 This is the story of my patient Danielle. When she first came to see me she was 51years old and had been experiencing “Peri-Menopause.” This is the period of hormonal chaos that occurs before a woman’s monthly periods finally stop. It usually occurs between the ages of 45 to 55. Technically, a woman is not in Menopause until she has missed more than 12 consecutive months of menstrual periods. Continue reading →
 This is the story of my patient Kindle. When she first came to see me she was 52 years old. She had had a long history of PMS and two miscarriages (both signs of low Progesterone). At age 48 she had a hysterectomy because she was having heavy menstrual bleeding every 3 weeks due to endometriosis (sign of too much Estradiol (E2) and too little Progesterone) and having lots of cramping and large clots (sign of high Estradiol). Continue reading →
 Estrogens makes a woman feminine. They create the soft contours of a woman’s breasts, hips and pelvis that prepare her for childbirth. Estrogens keeps the skin smooth and free of wrinkles. They enhance sexual desire, keep the vaginal membranes moist, increase physical endurance, prevent osteoporosis and promote a happy and enthusiastic mood. However an imbalance of estrogens can cause significant health risks including PMS, heavy menses, severe cramping, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, miscarriages, premature births, and even cancer. Continue reading →
 In a shocking move, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said yesterday that the HPV vaccine Gardasil should be given to 11- to 12-year-old boys as well as girls.
The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices unanimously recommended routine vaccinations for boys to Continue reading →
 Only 38 more days to tell FDA and Congress that you oppose the proposed rule changes for nutritional supplements that will allow the FDA to treat them like drugs. The new rules will likely lead to the elimination of thousands of safe supplements and make any that survive much more expensive.
 Please TAKE ACTION NOW!
Sign this Petition to the AMA, FDA, Congress and the Major Media Outlets
Here’s my Petition Letter:
As a physician who represents thousands of well educated patients who are familiar with the tremendous volumes of positive research that supports the use of Vitamin Supplements, I was recently very disappointed to see what appears to be a coordinated effort by the AMA, the FDA, Big Pharma and the Media, to discredit dietary supplements for self interests at the expense of the US public. Continue reading →
 Last Monday the AMA’s journal, Archives of Internal Medicine, released a study claiming that vitamin use might lead to an earlier death. This set off a major media frenzy of exaggerated headlines.
This study is a sham and keeps getting worse and worse. Today we have new info that clearly shows that last week’s horribly flawed vitamin study is not just bad math, it is fraudulent and specifically designed to pave the way for the FDA to demand vitamins be regulated as drugs. Continue reading →
 Estrogen makes a woman feminine. It creates the soft contours of a woman’s breasts, hips and pelvis that prepare her for childbirth. Estrogen keeps the skin smooth and free of wrinkles. It prevents excess hair growth, and keeps the vaginal membranes moist. It enhances sexual desire, increases physical endurance, prevents osteoporosis and promotes a happy enthusiastic mood. As a woman ages, however, her ovarian function begins to decline, leading to a decline in the production of the estrogens. Continue reading →
 Another study showing Vitamins may be harmful. Another biased attempt to make vitamins drugs.
The new study follows two earlier studies that examined whether vitamin E and selenium could prevent or reduce the incidence of non-melanoma skin cancers and lung cancers. Researchers in those studies found that participants had 32% to 60% fewer cases of prostate cancer. In another study, among current smokers and men who had quit, vitamin E intakes of more than 400 IU/day were associated with a statistically significant 71% reduction in the risk of advanced prostate cancer. Continue reading →
| Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, October 14, 2011
by Andrew W. Saul, Editor
(OMNS, Oct 14, 2011) The very first Orthomolecular Medicine News Service release was on the clinical benefits of vitamin E. That was seven years ago. (1) In fact, the battle over vitamin E has been going full-tilt for over 60 years. (2)
Well, you can say one thing for vitamin critics: at least they are consistent. Consistently wrong, but consistent. Continue reading → |
 Did you hear the breaking news yesterday—that multivitamins may shorten your life? With junk science from the AMA’s Archives of Internal Medicine and biased, invested interests, Conventional Medicine is trying to clear out the competition. This ridiculous ”study” would be totally ignored if it weren’t for the media’s duplicitous and exaggerated headlines. Continue reading →
These numbers are certainly higher now. This study was first published in April 1998 — Data obtained from U.S. hospital records showed that 2,216,000 hospitalized patients had serious Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) and 106,000 died every year, making these ADRs the fourth leading cause of death. Continue reading →
 August 3, 2011 — Screening has been successful in reducing deaths from cervical cancer and colorectal cancer, but not breast cancer, according to the authors of a new European study published online July 28 in BMJ. Continue reading →
Using chromium to improve sugar control in type 2 diabetes
By Dr. Jonathan Wright on 08/16/2011
Question: I am a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in California. Over this past weekend, I have been reading Suzanne Somers’s book, Breakthrough, and read where Dr. Wright had recommended 5,000 to 6,000 micrograms of chromium per day for sugar cravings and then reduced to 1,000 micrograms daily after the sugar cravings have disappeared. Continue reading →
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