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Tests show this supplement is all your arthritic knees need

June 7, 2017 They say the knees are the first thing to go. And since so many people suffer from extremely painful knee arthritis, that sure looks to be the case! Along with the hundreds of thousands in the U.S. who have total knee replacement surgery done every year, many more are held... Read More >

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Are all those medical tests you keep getting necessary?

June 5, 2017 Getting older and wiser should mean we’re now better decision makers. But there’s one very important area where we typically fall short with those age-improved skills, and that’s when it comes to agreeing to any and all medical tests and treatments the doctor orders. Be it antibiotics, blood work, CT... Read More >

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Newest RA drug may be the most dangerous one of all

June 5, 2017 Having rheumatoid arthritis just got a whole lot more dangerous. Along with having to deal with the exhaustion, swelling, pain and stiffness of RA, there are also the drugs used to treat it — incredibly dangerous meds that range from opioids to Rx anti-inflammatories to biologics that suppress your immune... Read More >

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Beware of doctors bearing bad news about your T-score

May 31, 2017 Losing bone mass is a normal part of aging. Yet Big Pharma has managed to turn it into a billion-dollar industry, one that unbelievably had its start in a hot conference room in Rome 25-years ago. That’s when a magic number called a “T-score” was pulled out of thin air.... Read More >

Categories: American College of Physicians bone drugs DXA bone scan fosamax osteopenia osteoporosis Prolia Reclast T score

This really awful weight-loss scheme keeps on ballooning!

May 30, 2017 Some really bad ideas not only don’t go away — they multiply! Such is the case with the weight-loss scheme called a “gastric balloon.” And it’s exactly what it sounds like — a balloon inflated in your belly. The idea, of course, is that if your stomach is filled up... Read More >

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Hundreds holding Monsanto responsible for cancers

May 29, 2017 It’s Memorial Day, the time to remember all the courageous men and women who paid the ultimate price to maintain our freedoms and help keep us safe. But some dangers can’t be fought by soldiers. They masquerade as being benign or even beneficial, and have to be taken on by... Read More >

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New findings on BPA make avoiding it more urgent than ever

May 25, 2017 Two years ago, scientists in California voted unanimously that the toxic plastic additive BPA should be immediately added to the list of chemicals that are known to cause birth defects. That should have meant that soup, veggies and other canned foods whose packaging includes BPA (which is typically used to... Read More >

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Could this be the answer to chronic fatigue syndrome?

May 24, 2017 It wasn’t all that long ago that chronic fatigue syndrome was called the “yuppie flu,” even “mass hysteria.” Actually, it wasn’t until the late 1980s that the CDC even formed a “working group” to discuss the ailment. But about all it decided on was that chronic fatigue syndrome would be... Read More >

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Do you really need knee surgery? Experts say probably not

May 23, 2017 “If they knew all the evidence, almost nobody would choose to have this surgery.” That’s how Dr. Reed Siemieniuk, a researcher with McMaster University in Toronto, sums up his just-out look at arthroscopic or “keyhole” surgery for degenerative knee diseases — including those very common arthritic knees. Even the doctor... Read More >

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More bad news about heart attack risk from OTC pain meds

May 23, 2017 When experts say a new study shouldn’t worry you, that’s when you should start running! And the latest research on those popular OTC and Rx pain relievers called NSAIDs should have everyone concerned. Especially those who are taking them frequently or even daily. These drugs, which include ibuprofen (Motrin and... Read More >

Categories: Advil Aleve heart attack risk NSAIDs ibuprofen motrin naproxen NSAIDs OTC pain drugs

Vanish varicose veins with this circulation “reboot”

May 22, 2017 by Michele Cagan Unsightly rope-like blue-purple veins can make you dread “shorts weather,” but that is not the worst part of living with varicose veins. Neither is the heavy, swollen feeling in your lower legs and ankles that make it harder to take every step... The most awful thing about... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: June 2017

Tame the root of disease and eliminate pain fast with this high-tech upgrade

May 22, 2017 by Michele Cagan The pain starts as soon as you wake up. Every movement sends another twinge. You need something to stop the pain right now... but you don’t want to risk the serious side effects or addiction issues that can come with pharmaceutical painkillers. And all the natural pain... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: June 2017
Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

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