We like to think that we can trust our doctor—especially when it comes prescribing drugs. But a disturbing new study confirms a grim suspicion we—and many others—have held for years…and it should have every patient concerned.
The vast majority of doctors are on Big Pharma’s payroll.
Researchers at Drexel University randomly surveyed more than 3,500 adults who had visited a doctor within the last year.… Read More
For years we have been telling you about the benefits of curcumin. It’s the substance that gives turmeric its sunny yellow color.
People in India have used the spice liberally in their cuisine for centuries… And the rate of Alzheimer’s in that country is one quarter the rate in America.1
… Read MoreMore than 40 million American men suffer from hair loss. That means there’s a huge market for baldness drugs.
The most common are Propecia (finasteride), Proscar (also finasteride), and Avodart (dutasteride). Men spend $225 million each year on these medications.1
Most men take these drugs, grow some hair, and do fine.
… Read MoreA new study shows that a daily dose of one kind of fruit juice increases blood flow to the brain, improving cognitive function and memory in seniors. Not only that, the findings suggest the juice reduces depression.
What is this miracle drink?
It’s the juice of a superfood that you may already eat: blueberry.
… Read MoreFor decades, doctors have been prescribing Valium as a standard treatment for lower back pain.1
The idea was that this powerful sedative would relax the muscles to ease pain.2
But a new study finds that Valium (diazepam) works no better than a sugar pill for back pain. In fact, patients taking a sugar pill actually recover faster.
… Read MoreIn an effort to stay young looking, Americans are pumping more drugs into their faces than ever before. The numbers are mind boggling…
In 2016, Americans had:
• 7.1 million Botox wrinkle treatments. This is up 797% since 2000.
• 2.6 million wrinkle-filler treatments. Up 298% since 2000.
• 1.4 million chemical peels. Up 18% since 2000.1