Scientific research has helped to bring mindfulness and meditation into mainstream culture, medicine, and psychology. Your doctor can officially prescribe ‘meditation’ as a treatment for depression or stress because it is now regarded as evidence-based. How did this come about? Let’s briefly review the science of meditation over the last several decades to understand this evolution. When you … [Read more...]
Probiotic that Helps Promote a Lean Physique and Digestion Support
Bio-X4 owes its smash success to the cutting-edge 4-in-1 approach to weight loss pioneered by Dr. Lee. By combining 4 groundbreaking “metabolism boosters,” Nucific’s flagship product aims to help people of all backgrounds experience easier weight management than ever before. Countless users already enjoy the benefits of this advanced probiotic formula, including slimmer-looking … [Read more...]
Do You Have A Fatty Liver
The most common disease in America is something you have probably never heard of, but it affects 90-million Americans and is a major risk factor for diabetes, heart attacks, and even cancer. It is called NALFD (nonalcoholic fatty liver disease) or fatty liver, for short, and is caused by the 152 pounds of sugar and 146 pounds of flour each of us consumes annually. How do you know if you have it? … [Read more...]
Clear Without Cutting- Potential Treatments for Cataracts
When I started out as an eye surgeon, I felt there wasn’t any disease I couldn’t repair by cutting and putting it all back together again. My philosophy changed when a severe case of asthma caused traditional Western doctors to give up. Homeopathy completely cured my condition. I’ve been integrating alternative therapy since then, as I strongly feel that alternative treatments and looking at the … [Read more...]
What are the Potential Health Benefits of Chocolate?
Chocolate, often viewed as a treat to be enjoyed on rare occasions, might be more than just a satisfying indulgence. According to recent research, specific types of chocolate offer surprising benefits for numerous systems of the body. Keep reading to learn the potential health benefits of chocolate and how it can support your health and well-being. What are the potential health benefits of … [Read more...]
RingConn Review: A Smart Ring Tracking Your Health
“One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them…” This isn’t Mordor, but we do have a ring in question, and it’s not about ruling but monitoring health. Today, we’re diving deep into our very first smart ring review — and check the RingConn. At The Medical Futurist, we’ve had the opportunity to review countless digital health technologies, wearables, … [Read more...]
Ask the Doctor: Lower Blood Pressure
Anyone can have high blood pressure, it does not discriminate by age or sex. If you suffer from some chronic health issues like type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, kidney disease, and thyroid problems, you may be more likely to have high blood pressure. The chance of having high blood pressure increases as you get older. I often get a common question: My blood pressure has gradually increased … [Read more...]
Toxins from the Gut affect disease
When I was a third-year naturopathic medical student in 1973, one of my professors, Bob Carroll, DC, ND, opened the first class of the year with the statement, “Death begins in the colon!” I was skeptical. Having just finished basic sciences, the textbooks were very clear that the gut was a perfect protective membrane only allowing in nutrients the body needed. He then went on to lecture about how … [Read more...]
Start a Successful School Year with a Balanced Breakfast
As kids get ready to start a new school year, moms are also getting back into the swing of a morning routine. One thing that can’t be missed? A complete breakfast! Research shows eating breakfast helps kids concentrate and focus at school, giving moms good reason to serve up balanced nutrition before that first morning bell. It’s not unusual to miss breakfast occasionally. But if it becomes … [Read more...]
Cloud Gaming Can Bring Artificial Intelligence To The Doctor’s Office
A few years ago I attended a virtual oncology congress as a speaker where one of the attending professors asked me about the IT infrastructure in medical practices. Knowing the medical reality, he inquired whether those existing computers and accompanying systems would allow the use of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI). Practically, he wanted to know how I think existing … [Read more...]
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