Most doctors will tell you that too much testerone causes prostate cancer. But one doctor believes the reverse. He says “free” testosterone is vital to good prostate health.
That doctor is Abraham Morgentaler. And he’s spent the last seven years proving his theory.
As we told you on Tuesday, it all began in 2004 when he treated an 84-year-old patient with prostate cancer.… Read More
It’s possible that everything you hear about managing your prostate is wrong. That’s because most doctors believe that elevated testosterone levels cause prostate cancer cells to grow.
But emerging research says the exact opposite is true. New studies show that your prostate thrives on increased levels of “free” testosterone. In fact, higher levels can actually reverse the growth of cancer cells.… Read More
You can eat McDonald’s every day of the week. So long as they offer complimentary statins along with the ketchup and condiments.
It sounds like a joke. But it’s a serious proposal from a recent U.K. study. And since its publication… plenty of U.S. doctors are supporting it.
The proposal genuinely states that you can enjoy a burger and milk shake.… Read More
Can a safe, all-natural nutrient combat depression as well as – or better than – antidepressants?
As we explained on Tuesday, a Harvard study headed by Dr. Andrew Stoll says the answer is yes. Further research supports his findings. And hundreds of patients are enjoying big gains in mood without drugs or medication.
“Jeremy Benson” (not his real name) of Boston took part in one of those studies.… Read More
We have some good news for people battling depression. It comes from Dr. Andrew Stoll who has found a new way to combat this disorder without drugs or medication.
Dr. Stoll is the director of Psychopharmacology Research for Harvard Medical School. He’s written many respected peer-reviewed articles on the subject. He also won the prestigious Klerman Research Award for his discovery.… Read More
Can your own hormones be responsible for all the bad food choices you make? They can according to Dr. Tony Goldstone of Imperial College of London and Hammersmith Hospital.
As we explained in Tuesday’s message, he’s an Oxford-trained scientist who has spent his career studying how hormones effect diet.
His new breakthrough comes from understanding how the hormone ghrelin affects appetite and influences the food choices you make at the dinner table.… Read More