To some of nature’s creatures, the human body is just a warm moist nutritious habitat that they love to call home. But having some of these parasites living inside your body may not be an enjoyable situation. In fact, so few doctors can even diagnosis what you have that they may tell you it’s all … Continue reading Are Itchy Skin Disorders Driving You Crazy? What to do when the doctors tell you it’s all in your head (press release)
Attacking the “root” of Raynaud’s Phenomenon
It is no surprise that the medical community cannot establish a root cause for Raynaud's, referring to it as either idiopathic, or more commonly, a phenomenon. Also known as RS, Raynaud's is a vasospastic disorder, or constriction of blood vessels, which severely decrease blood supply to the extremities, causing discoloration of the fingers and toes, and sometimes … Continue reading Attacking the “root” of Raynaud’s Phenomenon
Age related hearing loss halted with folate nutrient
Hearing loss is the most common sensory disorder in the United States, and more than 36 million Americans have lost some of their hearing. Mostly, hearing loss is blamed on getting older. But evidence is accumulating that the real culprit could be a lack of B vitamins -- especially folate. For example, in 2007 scientists … Continue reading Age related hearing loss halted with folate nutrient
Statin scam exposed: Cholesterol drugs cause rapid aging, brain damage and diabetes
Statins, the widely prescribed class of drugs said to lower "bad" cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart problems, has recently come under fire after a study revealed that they destroy human health more than they work to improve it. Sadly, many people take statin drugs, which are commonly known by brand names including Lipitor, … Continue reading Statin scam exposed: Cholesterol drugs cause rapid aging, brain damage and diabetes
Radiation therapy for cancer causes brain damage, disrupting taste and smell
Doctors have known for some time that radiation treatment for cancers of the head and neck can often result in changes to a patient's sense of smell or taste, but they have attributed this effect mostly to temporary destruction of taste buds. But according to a study published in the journal Practical Radiation Oncology in July 2013, … Continue reading Radiation therapy for cancer causes brain damage, disrupting taste and smell
America’s opioid epidemic is killing so many people that medical examiners can’t keep up with the body count
The numbers of Americans dying from the escalating opioid epidemic are skyrocketing so quickly that local medical examiners now have a backlog of autopsy cases that will stretch into next year. As reported by the U.K.’s Daily Mail, the seemingly uncontrollable rise in opioid addiction is taxing the services of local medical examiners to the point that they are being … Continue reading America’s opioid epidemic is killing so many people that medical examiners can’t keep up with the body count
Viruses: The Immune System’s Smallest Enemy That Causes the Biggest Problems
This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni's Renegade Roundtable. In this excerpt, Dr. J.E. Williams talks about the smallest enemy that causes the biggest problems, viruses. Renegade Water Secrets with Dr. J.E. Williams, a pioneer in integrative medicine, an educational leader in "green medicines" and an internationally known speaker and published author, including his … Continue reading Viruses: The Immune System’s Smallest Enemy That Causes the Biggest Problems
Do you worry? Put down your phone and pick up your diary
Hypochondriacs and extreme worriers, take heed of this advice: Taking the time to write down how you feel may be an effective way to get yourself sorted out and thus go about a stressful task more effectively, a study that was conducted in Michigan State University showed. According to lead author, MSU doctoral student in … Continue reading Do you worry? Put down your phone and pick up your diary
Antibiotic-resistant superbug threat now a reality
The dawn of antibiotic-resistant superbugs is upon us. Antibiotic resistance has been a growing threat for decades, and it has finally reached “critical mass,” if you will. On Wednesday, September 21st, the United Nations held a meeting to discuss the ensuing nightmare. The United Nations rarely discusses health issues; meetings of this caliber have only been held … Continue reading Antibiotic-resistant superbug threat now a reality
Bartonella disease: A misunderstood vector-borne infection, similar to Lyme disease
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 30,000 cases of Lyme disease are reported yearly. As only a small fraction of cases actually gets reported, the agency adds that the actual incidence of this disease in likely much higher. On top of that, emerging studies show that Bartonella disease, a vector-borne infection … Continue reading Bartonella disease: A misunderstood vector-borne infection, similar to Lyme disease
