The measure of a life after all, is not its duration, but its donation. Corrie ten Boom

New episodes to come soon, but I didn't feel I could ignore what I saw happening in the world with the death of Charlie Kirk, and not comment on it. Everyday, I work with patients , fighting for their lives or those of their loved ones. Life is precious and a gift, not to be taken for granted or mocked. What we do and say each day, matters. Live each day with love in your heart, not hate.

I have been inundated with questions from patients about ivermectin and cancer. In this episode, I answer the most often asked questions and give guidance on the use of ivermectin and other repurposed drugs and supplements to help fight cancer. I specifically reference Dr. Paul Marik and his book "Cancer Care" , the Independent Medical Alliance, and new information regarding the importance of treating cancer stem cell lines. I hope this episode provides you additional information as you pursue your path to healing.

In this episode, I discuss the book "Reversing Alzheimer's... The New Toolkit to Improve Cognition and Protect Brain Health" by Dr. Heather Sandison

Despite what we have been told, dementia is not the beginning of the end. For some people, it can be reversed or improved dramatically. For others, it can be stabilized allowing years more of improved functioning and relationships. It isn't easy and it can require many changes to a person's current lifestyle and routine, but it is doable and allows hope for those dealing with this issue for themselves or loved ones. Hope is what sustains us in the everyday battles of life. This toolkit can equip you to fight the dementia battle armed with information and help.

It’s that time of year again. A time when people commit to making positive changes in their life in the upcoming year. Most people will falter and give up, sometimes by Feb 1st. However, I encourage you to make a change for your future and keep with it even if you falter. Better health doesn’t require a perfect commitment but making better choices 80-90% of the time. It’s time for a change. For yourself, our nation, and Tennessee. In this podcast, I talk about cellular health and some lies about health that you still might be believing. Commit to change today.

Referenced:Cellular Health by Dr. Joseph MercolaLies I taught in Medical School by Dr. Robert Lufkin

Let food by thy medicine and medicine be thy food- Hippocrates

Many clinicians believe and talk about disease starting from a misfunctioning cell brought on by dietary and lifestyle choices. While our genes can make us susceptible, it is our daily choices, both mental and physical, that really influence metabolic health and chronic disease. In this episode, we address the root cause of disease and dysfunction starting at the cellular level. I discuss the book "Good Energy" by Dr. Casey Means and her suggestions for increased metabolism and cellular health. Hopefully, this episode will encourage you and your family to make healthier choices. It is not easy, but the power of change is within you.

1 Corinthians 10:31 (ESV) So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.

We should never stop learning. The United States medical system could learn a few things from Africa. We did not fare as well as they did during the Covid Pandemic and with cancer rates soaring, we need to reevaluate what we are doing for patient care. In this episode, I talk about some statistics from Zimbabwe compared to the United States. Bigger is not always better, and when you ignore facts, people get hurt.

Proverbs 18:15 (NKJV)

The heart of the prudent acquires knowledge, And the ear of the wise seeks knowledge.

What happens when a pharmacist doesn't want to dispense prescription medications?

That's where I am at right now. I have always been interested in the root cause of conditions and using herbs and nutraceuticals to treat conditions in addition to, or in place, of prescription medications. I still believed in the medical system and was a big proponent of educating patients on properly taking their medications and potential adverse effects. I still believe in education, but recent events and what I saw during the pandemic have shifted my way of thinking. This episode talks about that transition and the need for patients to take control of their own health through diet and lifestyle changes. It may not be easy, but you are not alone in this journey.

Our battle with cancer rages on and the last few years have seen an increase like never before of turbo cancers, increased mortality, and relapses from remission. We need to be looking at what we are doing wrong and possible causes.

This episode addresses one factor in light of new research, but I don't want to leave this topic here. Regardless of our past choices, we can make changes for a different future. You have it within you to make those changes and I hope to encourage you with upcoming episodes so stay tuned.