The Best Tools to Fight and Prevent Osteoporosis
The Best Tools to Fight and Prevent Osteoporosis by Krista Russ The Epidemic of Broken Bones As many people struggle to get enough Vitamin D in the winter and early spring months with much of the country still patched in cloudy skies, March is an opportune time to consider bone health for your patients. Bone
A Systematic Approach to Treating and Preventing CVD
A Systematic Approach to Treating and Preventing CVD by Krista Russ The CVD Burden: A Product of Misinformation Despite tremendous gains in diagnosis and treatment, cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains a serious clinical problem and one of the largest threats to public health. As physicians, our approaches to treating cardiovascular disease and its related ailments like
Feel Good Hormones – Thyroid and Testosterone
by Neal Rouzier, MD Treatment Scenario Your 58 y/o hormone patient requests consultation with you over concerns of her HRT program. The patient notes her desire to stop the HRT program as her best friend was just diagnosed with breast cancer. Although the breast cancer patient is not your patient, she is on a similar
Why You Should Prescribe These 6 Immune Boosting Supplements
Why You Should Prescribe These 6 Immune Boosting Supplements by Krista Russ More providers and physicians are beginning to note the importance of an integrative medical approach when it comes to treating patients. As we know, chronic disease is on the rise. Many of our solutions to treating them are reactive and fail to address
Testosterone for Women: Current AACE Guidelines vs What the Literature Says
Testosterone for Women: Current AACE Guidelines vs What the Literature Says by Neal Rouzier, MD In Testosterone for Women Part 1: The Evidence and Benefits No One Talks About, I presented the studies/papers demonstrating that symptom improvement is only achieved with supraphysiologic levels of testosterone. Rebecca Glasser, a well-respected and published breast cancer surgeon, proves
Optimizing Our Immune System
Optimizing Our Immune System by Neal Rouzier, MD The topic that I am most excited about that will be presented at this upcoming Academic Summit is one that I was not familiar with at all. It has been an eye-opener for me, involving immune dysfunction, immune system rebooting, senescent stem cells, senescent natural killer cells,
Important Facts, Concepts, and Data to know about CVD, Cognitive Impairment, and Corruption in AD Research
Important Facts, Concepts, and Data to know about CVD, Cognitive Impairment, and Corruption in AD Research by Neal Rouzier, MD There is not a day that goes by that I don’t read more about the disappointing and unimaginable fraudulent research papers published years ago regarding Alzheimer’s disease. Sadly, it appears that this fraud continued in
Testosterone for Men: Reduction in CVD, Prevention and Reversal of Diabetes, with the Resultant Reduction in CVD Mortality
Reduction in CVD, Prevention and Reversal of Diabetes, with the Resultant Reduction in CVD Mortality by Neal Rouzier, MD Testosterone for Men: Part 7 is a continuation of the articles discussed in Testosterone for Men: Part 6 that further review all the literature demonstrating testosterone’s benefit for weight loss, reduction of visceral fat, improvement in
Testosterone for Men: Facts, Figures and Literature that you Should Know Before Prescribing Testosterone
Testosterone for Men: Facts, Figures and Literature that you Should Know Before Prescribing Testosterone by Neal Rouzier, MD The more articles that demonstrate the benefits of testosterone, the more there is pushback against the use of testosterone. Every day I encounter a PMD or specialist that criticizes my use of testosterone, despite the fact that
Testosterone for Women: The Studies that Prove Testosterone is Absolutely Necessary for CVD Protection
Testosterone for Women: The Studies that Prove Testosterone is Absolutely Necessary for CVD Protection by Neal Rouzier, MD For the first several courses on Testosterone for Women, I addressed the diagnosis of Andropause (Hypogonadism), the problems with making a diagnosis, the controversies, and faults of using labs to make the diagnosis. As well as the