With the average doctor’s visit lasting only about seven minutes, it’s crucial that you go in armed with information and questions vital to your health. What specific things do you need to know for optimal health? If you don’t know what to ask for, you might miss the opportunity to get the
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February 16, 2012
Toxic Exposure: Is Your Water Safe?
As a doctor, I prescribe water consumption as part of the remedy for just about anything and everything my patients complain of: Not losing weight? – Are you drinking enough water? Lacking energy? – Are you drinking plenty of water? Constant headaches? – How much water are you drinking each day? Water
November 19, 2009
Screen-Door On A Submarine
According to a recent article on NaturalNews.com, “the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force released new recommendations advising against mammograms for women under 50 (and recommending only bi-annual screenings for women after that).” The risk associated with mammograms is often two-fold, as is its objective.
October 22, 2009
Healthy Aging Tip of the Day!
We all know that some foods are good for and some not so much. But what about fat? For what seems like forever, fat has been stigmatized for it's damaging effects on the human body, but recent studies has revealed that certain fats can actually help slow the aging process! To clear up some of the confusion, here's some quick knowledge on good fats and bad fats.
August 18, 2009
BodyLogicMD debunks common myths of BHRT…
The expert physicians at BodyLogicMD are dedicated to removing the myths that surround hormones and hormone therapy, including such misconceptions as “Hormones cause cancer,” “All estrogens are the same,” “All progesterone’s are the same,” and “How you take hormones doesn’t matter.” The focus on hormone replacement therapy and breast cancer is highlighted