By Al Sears, MD Most of the "advice" I see on Dr. Oz and Oprah , in Women's Health and in the New York Times Magazine on Sunday seem to center on the same things. These reports…
If you thought going to the hospital was bad, you're not only right. It's probably 10 times worse than you thought. According to an article published in the April issue of Health…
By Al Sears, MD When men come to my clinic feeling tired, worn out and unable to perform in the bedroom, the first thing they ask me for is that "little blue pill." But these men…
By Carolyn Dean, MD, ND Did you know that tobacco is cured with sugar, which stimulates a combination of sugar and tobacco cravings? Addictive chemicals are purposely put in…
Extra virgin olive oil not only tastes great, it can help improve your health Extra virgin olive oil can be a tasty addition to your food. But did you know it's one of the most…
By Jenny Cretsinger, DC Mary Kay Ash said, "Aerodynamically the bumblebee shouldn't be able to fly, but the bumblebee doesn't know that so it goes on flying anyway." We see this…
By Matthew Scott Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), with its 2500 year old history, offers many lower back pain remedies - lower back stretches and strengthening exercises,…
By Al Sears, MD When I traveled to India and visited the home of Ayurvedic medicine, the world's oldest health system, one of my favorite things I learned was their name for the…
If you've ever visited your doctor with lower back pain and were ushered into a high-tech MRI scan conveniently located on-site... you may have already spent too much for your…
By Al Sears, MD Do you know how hay fever got its name? In England, they harvest alfalfa and other grasses to make hay for winter animal feed. It's the "dust" from these grasses…
