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May 22, 2013
An obsession with laboratory results is a real problem in orthodox medicine. With too many diseases, medicine has set standard laboratory values it widely accepts as normal. The problem is, people with the beginnings of serious conditions go undiagnosed. For example, a...


May 20, 2013
Question: My wife, 36, has ulcerative colitis, and she is taking a lot of harshmedication. Is there natural treatment to help control this nasty disease? Dr. Blaylock's Answer: Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the lining of the large...


May 15, 2013
Few people recognize that natural infections, especially early in life, can actually be beneficial as they serve to build a very strong and resilient immune system for later life. In the days before vaccination, people s immune systems were allowed to become strong in just...


May 13, 2013
Question: I have been taking Zelboraf (vemurafenib) for melanoma, and am following your book Natural Strategies for Cancer Patients. Could any of the supplements you suggest be interfering with the chemotherapy? Dr. Blaylock's Answer: If you read my book carefully, you...


May 8, 2013
Carotenoids are a powerful weapon against cancer. They are a group of chemicals that are found in leafy green, yellow, some white vegetables, and many fruits. Over 600 carotenoids are found in nature, 50 of which are used in the human diet. Of these, beta-carotene,...


May 6, 2013
Question: My husband is being treated for hyperglycemia. Is there a whey protein that's OK to take? Dr. Blaylock's Answer: Whey protein has become a nutritional fad and in my view a dangerous one. Whey protein is high in the excitotoxin glutamate. There are many...


May 1, 2013
A number of researchers have studied the link between diet, exercise, and brain health. Among other things, they found that when we exercise, the brain produces more of a special brain-growth repair hormone called brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) that stimulates the...


Apr 29, 2013
Question: What's the difference between Parkinson s disease and Parkinsonism? Dr. Blaylock's Answer: Parkinson s disease is a spontaneously developing neurological disorder. Parkinsonism is any neurological disorder that has features of Parkinson s, but also has other...

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