Published July 2, 2009

Should you be a raw-food vegetarian?

One thing that most humans seem to relate to is fads — especially diet fads. And one of the most popular current fads is that of “raw-food diets.”

According to proponents of the raw-food movement, people who eat vegetables, grains, nuts, and beans that have not been cooked have increased energy, improved skin appearance, better digestion, weight loss, and a reduced risk of heart disease and cancer. So what's the truth about these claims?

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Published July 1, 2009

How you can send me to jail

I’ve made a lot of enemies through the years because of my fight for medical freedom. Unfortunately, my fight for freedom is about to get a lot harder. In fact, if the new universal medicine legislation making its way through Washington becomes law, I could go to jail.

Here’s why: Imagine coming to me for treatment and you get better. That’s great, right? Of course it is. But if you don’t tell the government what you saw me for, then I go to jail. It’s that simple. And it’s coming.

The Obama Administration wants to put all of our medical records in a computer database. It sounds good. After all, it would help doctors see all of your medical records, which would reduce mistakes. But the government ultimately wants a “certified electronic health record” for everyone in the country by 2014. And the government will control all of these records. The government is spending lavishly to this end.

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Published June 26, 2009

Are you smarter in the summer than in the winter?

It’s that time of year again … summer vacations, fun at the beach, and a big boost in brain power. I know it sounds crazy, but new evidence suggests you might actually be smarter in the summer than in the winter. What’s more, you can easily keep your brain cells in top form through the winter months.

Researchers recently found that vitamin D participates in biosynthesis of nerve proteins and at least one neurotransmitter pathway. In plain English, that means it protects your neurotransmitters. Fewer neurotransmitters bring unwanted alterations in mood, emotion, and cognitive function.

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