Don’t Be “Pinkwashed”
It’s October and PINK is starting to show up everywhere! In fact, coming home from the seminar this weekend I saw a “PinkAd” in the
Diabetes is Not a Death Sentence
Imagine this scenario… during a routine annual physical, blood work comes back abnormal and your doctor informs you that you are diabetic (or pre diabetic).
The History of Curing Cancer
Here’s the deal… we figured out how to cure cancer about 100 years ago. Complete acknowledgement of the random person who stumbled on this post
Stress: You Can Call It Like You See It
A doctor has three patients in three different rooms. In the first room, there is a 70-year-old grandmother with 12 grandchildren. In the second room,
We Know Sugar is Bad, But How Bad Is It? A Book Review
Oddly enough, the fact that sugar is bad for you remains a somewhat controversial fact–so much so that prominent science writers feel compelled to write
Intermittent Fasting: A Story of Massive Success
There are dozens of intermittent fasting success stories that come out of my office, month-after-month. But what really warms my heart is to see this
What is Cancer Really?
You might not realize it, but the question of “what is cancer” really isn’t such an easy one to answer. We’re living in a paradigm
Forget Your Weight, Focus on the Fat
It’s clear we are a weight-obsessed culture. And I am certainly guilty of participating. In my efforts to get people healthier, I often inform them
Conquer Diabetes With These Simple Steps
According to the American Diabetes Association, 29.1 million Americans (9.3% of the population) have diabetes and another 86 million people (18.8%) have insulin-resistant pre-diabetes. The
Toxic Tea: Drinking Yourself Into Poor Health
Tea has been around for ages, Centuries even. In 2014, the Tea Association of America (yep, there is one) stated that Americans consume 3.6 BILLION
Digestion: From Stormy Waters to Smooth Sailing
The American Nutrition Association estimates that everyday, 70 million American suffer from some sort of digestive distress. That’s almost one in five people. That might
The “Global Village” Means Global Disease
You’ve likely heard the term “global village” in your travels by now. It was coined way back in 1962 by a Canadian academic, Marshall McLuhan,