This past Thursday, August 28th, I did a presentation in Portland, Oregon. Thanks to everyone who showed up!Here is the Powerpoint I promised to upload.Appropriate Lab Testing
Portland Presentation
September 2nd, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Disease · Environment · Health · Heavy Metals · Lab testing · Medical Research · Nutritional Supplements · Obesity · Presentations
A Blog You Need To Read
April 2nd, 2008 · No Comments
Robert Crayhon, my friend, co-worker and nutritionist extraordinaire posted an important blog today that people need to read. He talks about the absurdity of the food pyramid, put out by the USDA. He tells it like it is as usual. His blog is one you need to read every once in a while.
Tags: Food and Eating · Health · Medical Research · Obesity · Opinion
Preventive Health Care – What is it really?
March 3rd, 2008 · 3 Comments
Preventive health care has gotten a lot of wind from the people running for President of the United States. Hillary Clinton says, “focus on prevention: wellness not sickness.” Mike Huckabee said that focusing on prevention “would save countless live, pain and suffereing by victims of chronic conditions, and billions of dollars.” Obama added that “too [...]
Tags: Food and Eating · Health · Obesity · Opinion
Obesity Caused By Over Eating? Not So Fast.
February 1st, 2008 · No Comments
Coming out soon is a book that Gary Taubes, a New York City journalist has written called The Diet Delusion by Vermilion. In it he writes that obesity is not simply eating too many calories but the abnormal effect on ones hormones. Taube wrote in the recent New Scientist magazine (January 19-25th, 2008) that “There is [...]
Tags: Disease · Food and Eating · Health · Obesity
Lab Testing – What Test When
October 29th, 2007 · No Comments
Lab Testing Protocols (PDF) Lab Testing Protocols - PowerPoint Here is the PowerPoint and PDF of the presentations that I did in Denver and Boulder, Colorado this past weekend October 27 and 28, 2007. Hope the information helps you find your way to optimal health.
Tags: Conferences · Disease · Environment · Health · Lab testing · Medical Research · Obesity
Food Porn – Hardee’s Shows No Corporate Responsibility
October 16th, 2007 · No Comments
The burger chain Hardee’s which has a history of producing artery clogging garbage has now introduced a breakfast burrito that not only has 920 calories but 60 grams of fat. Their Monster Thickburger is 1420 calories and even their chicken salad has 1,100 calories and an astonishing 83 grams of fat. Talk about heart attacks [...]
Tags: Controversial Issues · Food and Eating · Health · Opinion · Rants
Health Care Reform – Reform Ourselves First
October 2nd, 2007 · No Comments
We continue to hear politicians running for President yap about health care reform and how our system is broken and doesn’t help millions of Americans which, on the surface is true, but they refuse to acknowledge another real dillema and that is the need for tens of millions of Americans to reform themselves first. The [...]
Tags: Controversial Issues · Food and Eating · Health · Obesity · Opinion · Politics
Soda Consumption Causes Obesity
March 6th, 2006 · No Comments
Seemingly coming from the University of the Obvious, a series of papers are hitting the journals this week further indicting soda drinking with the growing problem of obesity in children. Of course, if you want to believe in the industry’s side of the story, nothing of the sort is happening. Guess there are people willing [...]