Written on Apr, 30, 2005
by DrB
You may recall the results of a Canadian study I posted some time ago that demonstrates beyond a doubt how regular exercise helps patients ward off Alzheimer’s disease as they age. A new study by Johns Hopkins researchers bolsters these findings, but in…
Written on Apr, 30, 2005
by DrB
Considering the rigged “debate” over Vioxx, Bextra and Celebrex generated a lot of attention and criticism in the media, I wondered if the FDA really understood what kind of crazy message it was sending to medicine and the public. Or if they would…
Written on Apr, 30, 2005
by DrB
Single Nucleodtide Polymorphisms or snips are variations in genetic nucleotide sequences that are associated with almost all diseases. These gentitic variations form proteins that have abnormal shapes making them unable to key and lock in normal functional responses. Folic acid metabolism has…
Written on Apr, 30, 2005
by DrB
Wednesday, March 30, 2005 You may be surprised to learn that as much as prescription drugs are now being shown to be dangerous for human health, there’s also a big problem in the way people turn to alternative medicines such as Chinese herbs,…
Written on Apr, 30, 2005
by DrB
by Dr. Brian Roettger DC, HMD With all our dependence on otc, prescription, recreational drugs, and natural supplements, actual health gets lost in the maize. For the majority of Americans, the prevalent philosophical outlook on medicine is the quick fix. Just give me…
Written on Mar, 25, 2005
by DrB
By Bruce Sylvester SAN ANTONIO, TX — March 24, 2005 — Breastfeeding offers young children protection from onset of transient wheezing, researcher reported at the 61st Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. “We found that breastfeeding made it…
