Fibrinolytic and Proteolytic Enzymes, Medical Use by Jeffrey Dach MD Sam is a 24 year old with a swollen painful ankle after an injury playing basketball. Xrays are negative for fracture, but Sam cannot walk and stays at home applying … Continue reading
Evolocumab, Are You Joking Me? by Jeffrey Dach MD Ralph is a 48 year old divorce lawyer who arrives in my office with a history of familial hypercholesterolemia. Every lab panel since he was a kid showed a cholesterol of … Continue reading
Alcohol and Low Testosterone Adverse Health Effects Jim is a 57 year old successful financial adviser. His hobby is collecting vintage wines, and Jim consumes 7 bottles of wine per week (one bottle nightly). Jim has been to many previous … Continue reading
Is Your Drug From the Medical Museum? If you are a curious tourist, visit the Medical Museum where you will be shocked with the sight of glass specimen jars filled with tissue samples. There you will find relics of past … Continue reading
The Non-Mystery of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome My wife gave me an article from Hadassah Magazine entitled “The Mystery of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome”, by Carol Saline, about the 2017 documentary on Jennifer Brea called “Unrest”. The film documents her experience with … Continue reading
Calcium Score, a Paradigm Shift in Cardiology by Jeffrey Dach MD A Cardiology “Paradigm Shift” occurred in 2004 with publication of the Paolo Raggi study on annual Calcium Score progression.(1) This above left chart shows the MAJOR FINDING: Less than 15% … Continue reading
LDL Particle Size and Particle Number, What Gives? Superiority of Calcium Score Ron is a 72 year old retired engineer, and has a total cholesterol of 174 which hasn’t changed over the seven years we have been following him. This … Continue reading
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