| Preventative Medicine |
Five Health Problems
Five Problems Men and Women Should be Concerned About By Neal Rouzier, M.D. 1. Heart Disease and Stoke Heart attack is still the leading cause of death and a leading cause of disability with stroke following closely as number three. The classic warning signs chest pain that spreads to jaw, neck and shoulder. However, subtler signs and symptoms, which can build in intensity through days or weeks, include unusual fatigue, nausea, dizziness, shortness of breath, heaviness in the chest or upper a ... Read More >> |
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| Breast Cancer |
Lower Breast Cancer Risk
Five Tips to Lower Your Risk of Breast Cancer Article by Allen Lawrence, M.D. 1. Leafy greens If you are a salad person, you are already on your way to being protected. If all you eat is lettuce and tomatoes, then add a few other greens to your salad to increase its value to you. Use more spinach, kale, broccoli, arugula, field greens and escarole. As little as 2 cups of these greens a week can lower your risk of breast cancer. You can eat them raw in your salad or cook them and use them for a ... Read More >> |
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| Preventative Medicine |
Five Health Tips
Five Tips to Naturally Lower Your Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke Article by Neal Rouzier, M.D., Director, Preventive Medicine Clinics of the Desert, Palm Springs, California. Tip #1 Eat a Heart Safe Diet — Lower Your Cholesterol and Triglycerides The most common reason for both heart attach and stroke is arteriosclerosis. Arteriosclerosis is a nutritional syndrome. That is, it is created by a poor diet, a diet high in cholesterol and fat. It occurs because of certain nutritional deficienci ... Read More >> |
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| What Are the Causes of Illness? |
What Are the Causes of Illness?
In previous columns we have talked a lot about health, wellness and illness we have touched on what causes illness but we have not spent a lot of time on this subject as of yet. In this article we will seriously begin talking about illness and what causes it.
Since the overall goal of this series of articles it to help people 1) stay healthy and not get sick, 2) more effectively treat and eliminate illness and 3) heal or completely cure ourselves of any and all illness, it is important to know wh ... Read More >> |
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| Definitions of Medical Terms |
Definitions of Medical Terms
Definitions of Medical Terms
By Allen Lawrence, M.D., Ph.D.
If we are going to look at illness, wellness and healing we first must look at the what each of these mean. The problem is often that there are so many meanings that it is often impossible to know when we use one of these words and when we talk about what illness is, what it means to be healed, cured or be well that we are all on the same line. Too often in the past having taken for granted that what we believe is the meanin ... Read More >> |
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| Insomnia |
Insomnia
Problems Falling Asleep and Staying Asleep
By Naota Hashimoto, D.C. Drug companies spent more than $300 million in 2005 to advertise sleep aids — a more than four-fold increase compared to 2004. This is especially problematic as, like nearly all drug solutions, there are many potential dangers from taking sleeping pills.
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| An Overview of Illness |
An Overview of Illness

By Allen Lawrence, M,.D., Ph.D.
Clearly, wellness is the natural state of man. Unfortunately it doesn’t always look this way. As a physician we tend to primarily work with people who are sick, injured or emotionally compromised. If wellness is our natural state of being, then why are so many people ill?
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| Headaches |
Headaches
For a while now I get these headaches behind my ear. Its really not a headache its more just severe pain in the bones below my left ear. It feels as if I have been hit in the head with a hammer. It comes on suddenly out of the blue, with intense pain. I can’t even stand for my hair to touch my ear. I had my ear checked once the doctor and he found nothing wrong. The pain is happening more often, sometimes daily. It used to only happen every now and then when it started several years ago. Nothi... Read More >> |
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| Diabetes and Semen |
Diabetes and Semen
I am 38 years old. I have diabetes and high blood pressure. I don't really take care of these problems. The question I have is that when I achieve orgasm no semen comes out or if it does very little. This just started happening about 8 months now. Is this normal or related to my illnesses? T.J.
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| Health and Wellness |
Watch What You Eat!
It could kill you
By Palm Springs Guides Health and Wellness Coach Nancy Laytham-Jorgensen The shocking film “Food, Inc.” documents the rise of food production as a mechanized operation vs. natural production (farms and grasslands). It was released in May 2009 and is now available on Netflix. It can also be downloaded from Amazon for $10. On March 10, 2010, Oprah Winfrey featured the movie on her show. You can visit the movie Web site by clicking here.
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| Chelation Therapy, Part 2 |
Chelation Therapy, Part 2
(Almost) Everything You Wanted to Know, But Were Afraid to Ask
Interview with Neal Rouzier, M.D.
As part of the ongoing discussion about the effectiveness and appropriate uses of Chelation Therapy Mature Living interviewed Dr. Neal Rouzier, Medical Director for the Preventive Medicine Clinic of the Desert in Palm Springs, California.
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| Reader Comment - Health Care |
Reader Comment - Health Care
Preventive Medicine Cheaper Than Traditional Health Care Alone
We are being bombarded by threats of higher medical costs resulting in higher insurance rates which will ultimately be an increased taxes on all of us! Where is the outcry for “prevention” - prevention of obesity, prevention of diabetes, prevention of strokes, cancer, the full list goes on and on?
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| Medicine and Healing, Part 3 |
Medicine and Healing, Part 3
Intuitive Healing
Article by Allen Lawrence, M.D.
In the days before modern Western medicine a great physician was one who demonstrated great skill in diagnosing illness and understanding why a specific illness has occurred.
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| Medicine and Healing, Part 2 |
Medicine and Healing, Part 2
Healing and Healers
By Allen Lawrence, M.D., Ph.D.
In the last article published, we talked about what healing is and how it works. In this article we will continue this discussion and delve a bit deeper into what healing is, how healing works and how you can make it work for you.
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| Chelation Therapy Saves Lives! |
Chelation Therapy Saves Lives!
Chelation Therapy Saves Lives!
Article by Neal Rouzier, M.D.
What Is Chelation Therapy?
Chelation therapy is the administration of a synthetic amino acid – ethylene diamine tetra-acetic acid or simply, EDTA. EDTA binds heavy metal poisons such as lead, mercury, arsenic and cadmium. EDTA also binds iron, copper and calcium.
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| Medicine and Healing, Part 1 |
Medicine and Healing, Part 1
About Healing
by Allen Lawrence, M.D., Ph.D.
Up until now we have talked about how modern medicine came to be now we must talk about what medicine is supposed to be about, Healing. Within this discussion we outlined some of its strong points and some of its weak points. One area which is often confusing relates to medicine and healing. We generally look at our doctors as healers, yet in fact, as we will see they do not always have the ability nor power to heal, only the ability to ... Read More >> |
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| 70 and overweight live longer |
70 and overweight live longer
If you're 70 and overweight, you may live longer
By Frederik Joelving
A few extra pounds might help you live longer if you're past your prime but otherwise healthy, a new study finds.
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