Topic: Dr. Kevin Passero and his special guest Christophe Merville, D. Pharm., will be discussing homeopathy for bumps & bruises from school sports, cough, cold & flu, stress & sleep disorders, growing pains in teenagers, and acne. Since 1990, Christophe Merville has been the Director of Education and Pharmacy Development for Boiron, the World’s leading…
DetailsTopic: Current Supplement Regulatory Issues and Wintertime Wellness Dr. Kevin Passero and his special guest Dr. Joseph J. Lamb will be discussing current supplement regulatory issues and wintertime wellness. Joseph J. Lamb, MD is Director of Intramural Clinical Research Center for Metagenics. He works with patients to create optimal health by using functional medical approaches…
DetailsTopic: Dr. Kevin Passero and his special guest Marjorie MacArthur Veiga will be discussing managing the medical mayhem of lyme disease. Marjorie MacArthur Veiga is a Lyme patient in remission, wife, and a mother of two daughters-one a teen recovering from chronic lyme. She has led support groups for Lyme families in Virginia’s Loudoun…
DetailsTopic: Dr. Kevin Passero and his special guest Caroline Blazovsky will be discussing important ways to make a healthier home for those suffering from asthma, allergies, and chemical sensitivity. Caroline Blazovsky, National Healthy Home Expert. – Caroline is the president of My healthy Home;- a nationwide company that offers mold testing, indoor air testing, consultations,…
DetailsTopic: Dr. Kevin Passero and his special guest Dallas Clouatre, Ph.D., will be discussing PQQ- An Important Antioxidant for Cardiovascular Health and Cognitive Function. Dr. Clouatre earned his A.B. from Stanford University and his Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley. A Fellow of the American College of Nutrition, he is a prominent industry consultant,…
DetailsThis is the time of year when people start lining up at my door with burning eyes, stuffy noses and sneezing attacks. For some of these people, things get more serious with sinus infections, respiratory infections and asthma. Spring brings us the nice weather we all like to enjoy, but with it comes the pollen…
DetailsTopic: Eating and Supplementing for a Healthy Heart Special guest: Stuart Tomc has over 20 years of experience in the field of nutritional medicine. [hr] [hr]
DetailsA recent double blind placebo controlled study is pointing out new reasons to take probiotics. Besides supporting the health of your gut, immune system and skin, probiotics are now being implicated in the health of the cardiovascular system based on a study published in the Journal of Dairy Science. Thirty two men and women with…
DetailsDepression is a national epidemic. Millions of people suffer from this condition and we have been convinced it is like any other medical problem that can easily be addressed by going to your doctor and getting a prescription. A person’s mental emotional state is determined by a vast range of experiences, interactions and physiologic variables. …
DetailsAs we age, our eyes are often one of the most commonly affected organs. Age-related vision loss is a common problem and poses significant issues in regards to maintaining our quality of life. Inability to drive, read or watch T.V. can all be significant problems. In addition, visual impairment can lead to increased rates of…
DetailsIt is hard to look on any store shelves these days and not see something that is advertised as “gluten-free”. The FDA has even rolled out new standards requiring products labeled as gluten-free to meet certain criteria. The overwhelming demand by the public for gluten-free products is what prompted the agency to set the bar…
DetailsWe have been told over and over again that the key to making positive changes in our diet is primarily related to making good choices and avoiding “bad foods”. But the “bad foods” taste so good, and in fact, food companies spend billions of dollars exploiting the physiology of our body so those junk foods…
DetailsMany people feel powerless against the impending chances of developing this devastating disease of the brain. Watching a loved one or friend experience this terrible disease is terrifying and there has been little shared from the medical community regarding how to reduce your chances of ending up with severe cognitive declines as we age. There…
DetailsMost of us are aware of the basic strategies touted for improving health. Increasing intake of healthy foods, exercising, smoking cessation and weight loss are some common examples, but there are some other health secrets on the cutting edge of research that you might not know about. Here is a list of the top 3…
DetailsFor years salmon has been touted as a great health food and as a result its consumption in the United States has surged. 52 million Americans consume salmon once per month and 23 million Americans eat salmon once weekly. As of 2003 salmon had surpassed fish sticks as the third most commonly consumed fish product…
DetailsAs discussed in part I of this article, physicians in 2013 are highly trained to address groups of disease with a prescription, rather than address the underlying causes of diseases through alternative, and, generally more affordable methods of healthcare. Focusing on the prevalence of acid reflux disease, and the effects of those medications used to…
DetailsMany physicians hand out medication like candy to any patient reporting a particular set of symptoms. This is often done withlittle regard for the practice of good medicine, and physicians will habitually prescribe medications without considering the long-term ramifications. I believe there are several factors to blame for this, one of which is the pressure…
DetailsIt’s a war of the sexes…to the death. Literally. This infographic covers which sex is more prone for certain types of disease. It starts off by telling us that a man’s average life expectancy is 75 years old, while a woman’s is 80 years old. So, it looks like the women are winning so far….…
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