Why diabetics are more likely 
to get Alzheimer’s


I’ve mentioned this before, but the research is becoming so compelling, and the importance for you so great, it bears another mention. If you have diabetes, you will be significantly more likely to get Alzheimer’s disease.


A new study out of Japan brings an ominous warning to diabetics. The researchers in this study followed 1,000 men and women over the age of 60. They found that Alzheimer’s risk doubles in diabetics. What’s more, diabetics have a 75% higher risk of getting other forms of dementia.

Don’t listen to Newt
Gingrich’s medical advice


Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich recently said that we could save a lot of money in the health care system if we practiced prevention. I agreed with him. But then he went on to say we should use a statin drug instead of waiting for a heart attack. Friend, that’s not prevention. Not only do statins not prevent heart attacks, they may cause other diseases. In fact, a new study links statins with prostate cancer, the number one cancer in men.

A new twist to my prostate treatment regimen

Last week, I told you about a patient whose PSA was rising and his doctor recommended he see an oncologist for a biopsy. When he asked me if he should go through with it, I said, “Absolutely not!” Then I gave him a plan for lowering his PSA and destroying any cancer he might have.


The first thing I tell anyone at high risk of cancer is that they must exercise regularly, drink plenty of water, and get to bed early. These are the foundation for great health – and fighting cancer.