Jan, 22
2014

Why Am I Always Hungry? I'm Eating Well

Written by Michael Smith

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Jan, 21
2014

Before You Play That Used Saxophone Or Clarinet

Written by Doug Kaufmann

A dear friend gave me her husbands beautiful old clarinet after he died of heart disease. I used to play a Saxophone in my younger years and she knew that the two were similar instruments. Indeed, a wooden reed is placed over the mouthpiece of each and by blowing into the mouthpiece, over the reed…well, beautiful music happens.

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Jan, 17
2014

Pregnant Mothers Can Prevent Food Allergies In Utero

Written by Doug Kaufmann

For almost 40 years, I’ve been teaching expectant mothers to have an occasional glass of alcohol, an ear of corn, or some sugar and peanuts.

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Jan, 16
2014

Pet Doctors vs. Human Doctors

Written by Doug Kaufmann

Some of the finest work on fungal mycotoxins isn’t found in American medical journals. Rather, it’s found in Veterinary journals. Mycology is the study of fungus. Human doctors receive very little if any education in this field and yet I have discovered that without this education, their ability to diagnose disease accurately is severely impaired.

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Jan, 13
2014

DNA Testing and You

Written by Doug Kaufmann

Recently, the NY Times published a fascinating article about a healthy 28 year old woman who, like most of us, was concerned with her health because her family had members had had heart disease, arthritis, cancer and Alzheimer’s Disease. Being intelligent, she opted to send one saliva sample to each of three independent accredited medical laboratories.

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