On his site, Mercola.com, Dr. Joseph Mercola discusses a press conference given by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., at the opening of Kennedy’s Children’s Health Defense organization’s European branch. He writes: Then there’s the rapidly approaching question of vaccination. Children and young adults under the age of 20 basically have a zero risk of dying from […]
Can Ginger Combat Heart Disease and Improve Circulation?
Originally posted December 14, 2016. There’s one good reason grandmothers and mothers gave ginger ale to their children for upset tummies. It works. Gingerol, which gives ginger ale its delicious taste, helps prevent nausea and vomiting. But that’s not the only thing ginger alleviates. Ginger contains 12 antioxidant compounds, and it is antioxidants that combat free radicals in your body. A type of antioxidant found in ginger, flavonolds, is especially good for your heart, reports Dr. Al Sears on […]
Here is Your Family’s Guide to the Coronavirus
Originally posted April 20, 2020. I visit Dr. Ward at least once a week when Debbie and I are in Newport for the Summer. — Dick Young. Dear Patient, As promised, I am sending this email to share some useful information that I have found over the last week. As one of your healthcare providers, […]
My Two Favorite Parts of Tom Brady’s TB12 Method
Originally posted on January 17, 2018. Tom Brady is working on living as long as he can. Here are two pieces of his TB12 Method with which I heartily agree. You need to focus on getting enough electrolytes in your diet. Consider replacing free weights with resistance bands. Jason Gay, reporting for The Wall Street […]
Italy: No Respirators for Patients Over 60?
An Israeli doctor working in Italy told an Israeli TV station that he and his fellow doctors have been ordered not to use respirators on those patients aged over 60. The Jerusalem Post reports: Italy has suffered more coronavirus-related fatalities than China, with 4,825 confirmed deaths and 5,000 confirmed patients in the last 24 hours, Channel […]
Jason Gay’s Best Advice on Working from Home
As Americans begin hunkering down and battening the hatches to “flatten the curve” of coronavirus, Jason Gay counsel WSJ readers on some of the finer points of working from home. It’s the right thing to do. You might feel fine, but think of your older and vulnerable neighbors, and the critical need to relieve stress […]
Prepare and Live. Don’t Prepare and Die.
Originally posted April 4, 2011. Sorry for the unpleasant kickoff to this week’s Lifesaver, but as the days pass, I become more and more concerned for the majority of Americans. As you know, my goal for your and my family is personal and financial security. I spend a lot of time on the subject of […]
If You Are in Pain, this May Help. It Helped Me
UPDATE: With the new year coming, it’s a great time to reevaluate your health, both financial and physical. Don’t suffer through stress and pain. Get to know a little about Dr. John E. Sarno below, and how you can alleviate the pain you may be suffering from. Are you in pain? Does your body ache? […]
Somebody Make Trump Read Dr. Perlmutter’s #1 Book
Given the commander in chief’s known penchant for fast and processed food, someone should make him read Dr. Perlmutter’s #1 book Grain Brain: The Surprising Truth about Wheat, Carbs, and Sugar–Your Brain’s Silent Killers. The description of the book reads: When Grain Brain was published in 2013, Dr. Perlmutter kick-started a revolution. Since then, his book has been […]
What Do You Know About Rho-Kinase?
Originally posted October 13, 2010. Last time out, I wrote on the subject of number needed to treat (NNT). You can follow up on this topic by consulting the BusinessWeek issue published January 28, 2008. In line with my ongoing effort to dig deep into the subject of statin drugs, I’ve selected a couple of […]
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