Reversible Myopathy from Lead Toxicity Jim is a factory glass worker who come into the office because of muscle weakness in his legs which started about five years ago. He previously was a marathon runner, and now has difficulty walking. … Continue reading
Don’t Ask Your Doctor for an HIV Test , Ask for a Glyphosate Test Instead. While waiting for a red light to change, I noticed a Broward County Bus in the next lane sporting a large advertisement for HIV testing … Continue reading
Tamoxifen for Low Testosterone in Males My previous article discussed the use of clomiphene for increasing testosterone in hypo-gonadal males. Clomiphene works as an estrogen receptor blocker in the hypothalamus, thus stimulating LH/FSH which then stimulate testicular testosterone production. Tamoxifen … Continue reading
Shingles Vaccine for Recurrent Herpes Simplex I have known Linda for about seven years now, treating her for Hashimotos’ thyroid disease. Linda has other problems. She takes daily acyclovir for recurrent attacks of oral-facial herpes simplex which can be quite … Continue reading
Berberine, Antidote for a Modern Epidemic The Leaky Gut Epidemic My previous article discussed the damaging effect of NSAID drugs on small bowel mucosa, producing a syndrome known as “Leaky Gut” . PPI antacid drugs (or hypochlorhydria) may also cause … Continue reading
Coronary Calcium Score Benefits of Aged Garlic How to Reduce Calcium Scores ? Jim has an elevated coronary calcium score in the 95% percentile indicating high risk for future heart attack. He is being treated by his cardiologist with daily … Continue reading
Atherosclerotic Plaque as Infected Biofilm by Jeffrey Dach MD I first met Stephen Fry M.D. a couple of years ago at his booth at the ACAM meeting at the Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood, and enjoyed an interesting conversation about his … Continue reading
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