I recently read a paper entitled “Integrative Oncology” 1 published in a peer-reviewed medical journal. To say I was shocked at the misrepresentation presented as
I have been involved in the health industry for four decades and in clinical practice for three decades, and have seen every possible variation of
In my last post, I broadly discussed the exciting field of epigenetics, which is radically changing the landscape of what we’ve long believed about genetics
I believe zinc deficiency might be the number one overlooked health concern facing our aging population. Zinc is an essential trace element found in every
First discovered in 1929, vitamin K has long been recognized as necessary for healthy blood clotting. This, of course, is a critical function—without sufficient vitamin
“I have no data yet. It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data. Insensibly one begins to twist facts to suit theories
Closely related to the culinary herb sweet basil (Ocimum basilicum), holy basil (Ocimum sanctum) is a plant with a rich history of use as a
In my two previous posts on these health, I discussed the potential problems associated with diagnosing and treating them. As I stated in my first
In my post last week, I introduced the topic of thyroid health and the many misconceptions that the medical profession has about diagnosing and treating