Monthly Archives: September 2010
6 Things For Your Journey To COMPLETE Health
Being healthy is a journey. You never arrive at ‘completely healthy.’ There are always going to be things that can be improved and worked on. This requires a whole body approach. This approach includes being physically active, watching your diet … Continue reading
Filed under Public Health
Reducing Your Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease Naturally
As of next year the first of the baby boomers will reach 65 years old and by 2029 all of them will be at least 65. This is significant because as we age certain diseases become more and more prominent. … Continue reading
Filed under Brain Health, Diet, Public Health
FrankenSalmon – Genetically modified for whom?
It’s a good question. Who benefits from genetically modified salmon? Well for one, the company producing it does. Financially, this would reduce the cost of farmed salmon. And two, I suppose it would reduce the cost of farmed salmon in … Continue reading
Filed under Diet, Environmental Health, Public Health
Confessions of a Pharmaceutical Sales Rep
The above video was brought to our attention from a patient of ours who happens to be a medical doctor. The woman in the video is a former pharmaceutical sales person and speaks about the amazing ways in which Big … Continue reading
Filed under Big Pharma
4 Substances That Slow The Aging Process
Anti-aging is a large field in medicine. Most of the diseases that human beings suffer from significantly increase as we age. The theory is that if we can slow down the aging process we can live longer, more disease free … Continue reading
Filed under Diet, Public Health
Federal Subsidies for Soda?
I recently read a great editorial blog from the Huffington Post. It made the great argument that soda in this country is being subsidized by the government. It’s not being subsidized in the traditional way that, say, corn is, but … Continue reading
Filed under Diet, Public Health
Pills, pills, pills…
Welcome back! We’ve been away for a while from the blog with the Labor Day holiday but we’re back with startling new information about the amount of prescription drugs Americans take. In my opinion, prescription medicines are the most overly … Continue reading
Filed under Big Pharma, Public Health
