As you can see, I’m hooked up to an IV…

You probably want to know what’s going on.

I’ll explain in the video, so take a look (I also have a brief written explanation below.)

Take a look now…

Your question of the day: Have you ever done an IV therapy? What was it?

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What The Heck is UBI (Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation Therapy)?

Ultraviolet blood irradiation therapy is administered by a device called the Knott Hemo-irradiator — that’s what I’m hooked up to. Read the rest of this entry »

Bread fruit isn’t sweet (it’s also the size of your head!), but does it matter — for your health — how sweet a fruit is?

Ah, here it is again…

Sugar.

Is it good or bad for you?

It seems like the debate heats up just about every 4-6 months on discussion boards around the Internet or at health events.

Inevitably, we get questions about whether it’s good for you or not.

Unfortunately, the answer isn’t yes or no. It’s both… and neither… and a little bit of everything.

Let me explain… (LOL!) Read the rest of this entry »

You won’t get acid reflux if you eat at the Gerson Institute (Their spread for lunch!)

It’s been a crazy day today…

I almost thought I wasn’t going to be able to post anything, but I got lucky and there happens to be Internet on my flight from Dallas to Tampa.

It’s funny that only about a year ago, WiFi on a plane was a novelty and now that it’s more common, I feel like I’m slighted when there isn’t any.

Anyway, I’m headed to Sarasota to spend some time with Dr. Williams and work on a project that I think you’ll really enjoy. Stay tuned for this one since it will be our best and most comprehensive yet.

In this post, I wanted to share some resources and links with you that I think are valuable. Read the rest of this entry »

To be a proactive patient, find a cooperative practitioner who will work with you as a partner, not as an authoritarian representative of the pharmaceutical industry.

Resident Medical Authority: J. E. Williams, OMD, FAAIM

In 1998 I pitched, to my literary agent, a book idea that I thought had bestseller written all over it. The title, The ProActive Patient, was meant as a call for Americans to take more responsibility for their own health care.

By enlisting physicians as partners in health care, my idea encompassed healthy diet, nutritional supplements, exercise – a truly preventative lifestyle – and transparency of medical records. In an age of specialists where no one doctor manages a case, it called for patients to keep their own medical file. I discussed partnerships with pharmacists and nurses to manage prescription medications, and I told how to replace nutrients that are often depleted by drugs (i.e., Coenzyme Q10 is recommended when taking statins). I wrote about how to best utilize alternative medical services, like acupuncture and naturopathic medicine, and how to take nutritional supplements.

My agent, as you might expect, clapped and made positive comments on the quality of my PowerPoint slides. Then, she said that while she could sell it, there was no market for patient-centered medicine. Therefore, there was no money in it. “Wellness doesn’t sell,” she informed me. I was convinced that she was wrong… Read the rest of this entry »

I’d love to eat pineapple all the time, but my health guru says I can only eat it on Sundays… when it’s raining… and only if I have written permission from a certified instructor.

Confusion, candida and cancer. Three C’s.

These are the themes for today’s Q & A.

I’m not going to spend any time leading you up them, since there’s a lot to cover.

Let’s get going… Read the rest of this entry »