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Latest study finds statin drugs of little value

July 31, 2017 If your doctor has prescribed you a statin drug — especially after a heart attack — there’s some very important information you need to hear right now. It has to do with the reason these dangerous drugs are given out in the first place — you know, to prolong your... Read More >

Categories: Crestor Dr. Aseem Malhotra Dr. Steven Nissen Lipitor statin drugs don’t prolong life statin study statins

Natural “cleanup squad” eliminates pain, inflammation, and disease at the source

July 26, 2017 by Michele Cagan It’s a major medical breakthrough... Scientists have discovered that many frightening and painful age-related diseases—including stroke, heart attack, kidney disorders, and arthritis—share a common cause. But mainstream medicine still treats all of these conditions separately, often prescribing several different drugs... including dangerously addictive painkillers... that do nothing... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: August 2017

Contrast dye used in heart procedures can zap your kidneys

July 24, 2017 With all the risks that can be involved in medical tests and procedures, here’s one you might not be aware of: “contrast-induced nephropathy.” In plain language, that means a contrast dye injected inside your body can cause kidney failure. And here’s where things get tricky. If you’re undergoing a cardiac... Read More >

Categories: Angioplasty cardiac catheterization contrast dyes dyes used in heart procedures kidney disease kidney failure PCI

Culprits identified in doubling of deadly diarrhea cases

July 19, 2017 It looks like some researchers wouldn’t know a smoking gun if it they were holding one in their hands. Because a team out of the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine just picked one up, examined it, and put it right back where they found it! This new research... Read More >

Categories: C-diff causes of C. diff Clostridium difficile deadly diarrhea Nexium PPIs Prilosec proton pump inhibitors Purple Pill recurring C. diff

Is this another shingles shot pitch in disguise?

July 17, 2017 How do you know if what you’re seeing is really a drug commercial in disguise? It’s not easy, especially where the shingles shot is concerned. For the longest time, we were bombarded with those sneaky Merck TV ads made up to look like public service announcements. They started out with... Read More >

Categories: ACC American College of Cardiology Merck shingles and heart attack risk shingles shot Zostavax

Are these hidden toxins in your home making you sick?

July 12, 2017 They’ve got us wrapped up like a bug in a rug! Anyone of a certain age remembers the good old days when a house was, well, just a house! Now, we’ve got all kinds of energy-saving rules home builders must follow. And while that may be a good thing for... Read More >

Categories: fungus indoor air mold Mycotoxins mycotoxins on wallpaper sick building syndrome wallpaper and fungus

Could your cancer be misdiagnosed?

July 11, 2017 We all know that mistakes happen. After all, we’re only human. But where biopsies are concerned, mistakes look like they’re becoming an epidemic. Your biopsy can easily be confused with someone else’s, or it can be misread entirely, giving you a dreaded diagnosis of cancer when you don’t have it.... Read More >

Categories: Biopsy mistakes errors in lab work how to avoid laboratory mistakes mistaken cancer diagnosis prostate cancer

Doctor discovers simple ‘cocktail’ that can cure sepsis

July 6, 2017 There are plenty of things you can bone up on when it comes to protecting your health. But if you’re in the dark about sepsis, you could be putting yourself and your loved ones in grave danger. Sepsis can hit people of all ages and turn deadly before you know... Read More >

Categories: Dr. Paul Marik high dose vitamin C lifesaving sepsis treatment sepsis steroids symptoms of sepsis

Long-term Lyme effects are real, despite what the CDC says

July 5, 2017 It has all the makings of a spy novel: intrigue, conspiracy theories, and government officials that are trying to suppress vital information. But sadly, the long and winding story of Lyme disease is all too real. And it has left a lot of Americans suffering as a result. Now, the... Read More >

Categories: CDC CDC report on chronic Lyme disease chronic Lyme disease lyme disease Lyme tests

Warnings issued over ‘serious’ risks with prostate drug

July 5, 2017 Researchers at Boston University Medical Center are sounding the alarm over “serious adverse side effects” they say have come to light about the prostate drug Avodart (or its generic version, dutsteride) — ones that they hope doctors tell their patients about immediately. But this bad-news drug has been risky from... Read More >

Categories: Avodart benign prostatic hyperplasia BPH drugs for an enlarged prostate dutsteride Saw Palmetto treatments for an enlarged prostate

The best ulcer treatment may not be what the doctor ordered

July 3, 2017 Remember the old days when we thought ulcers were caused by stress? If you had one, you’d probably be put on a diet of puddings, milk, other “soothing” foods, and anti-anxiety drugs. But we now know that a lot of ulcers are caused by a bacterium called Helicobacter pylori (H.... Read More >

Categories: H. pylori helicobacter pylori natural treatments for ulcers treatments for ulcers ulcers
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