Arteriosclerosis (Hardening of the Arteries) From our book Bypassing Bypass, published in 2002 Editors note: we (like many others) have used the terms atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis interchangeably however, arteriosclerosis is the actual hardening of the arteries by calcium deposits, and…
The lipid hypothesis is absurd. It's made pharmaceutical companies rich. Your body needs cholesterol. Cholesterol can save your life.
Dr Alan Sears' newsletters and pamphlets are just the best. We've subscribed to all of them and much of what he writes we've passed onto you in these pages.
A real quackpot who pretended to also be an American hero.
Mercury, the element, not the planet, was nicknamed “quicksilver” because it is silver in color and a liquid at room temperature. In German, the word is “quacksalber.” Mercury is a toxic heavy metal. In the fifteen hundreds, physicians were a…
A tongue in cheek look at the the history of anesthesia because, let's face it, it's a gas!
Originally written in 2004, the story of the slave sisters who today are the Unsung Mothers of Modern Gynecology.
The Father of Modern Gynecology, misunderstood by many, condemned by a few, applauded world wide and is still an enigmatic figure in American history.
A brilliant woman (the first two receive 2 Nobel Prizes) who gave us radium and and came to the conclusion it could cure cancer, though it ended up being the bane of many who wound up in an early grave.