Life these days is reminding me more and more about how it must be living in the jungle. You get up in the morning and go about your day never quite knowing what is going to bite you, chase you, or maybe even kill you. The recent outbreak of E-coli infections in Chipotle restaurants makes the case. You get hungry. It's about lunch time.

Approximately one in five members of the working population is a shift worker. If you're one of those, and you're male, I have good news for you. As you may know, researchers have linked shift work to various forms of cancer in the past, including breast cancer in women. But new research suggests there's one type of cancer you don't have to worry about your job increasing your risk for.

Researchers recently made an announcement at the American College of Rheumatology's Annual Meeting in San Francisco that's great news for anyone suffering from knee pain. They announced that they were able to demonstrate that injecting ozone gas into the knee can help reduce pain and improve the quality of life of people suffering from osteoarthritis (OA) in their knees. I have to be honest, these findings didn't surprise me at all. That's because I'm very familiar with this technique of injecting oxygen into an inflamed joint. In fact, I invented it over 20 years ago. I call it Prolozone® therapy.