Robert Crayhon

Watch this talk by Walter J. Burien, Jr. and your thoughts about government and taxes will never be the same.

For those of you on the other side of the pond, here are five detoxification and healing spas in Great Britain.

OK, it’s not as exciting as DVD release of Mamma Mia!, but still: tasty kelp noodles. Excellent for your allergic patients and anyone pursuing the wheat-free life.

One way to liven up your boring life is to have plastic surgery to look like a celebrity.  This way, people will want to get to know you for the real you.

Jeremy Piven has withdrawn from a Broadway show due to mercury toxicity.  One hopes he will get expert care in detoxing, and that this will help others recognize the epidemic of mercury toxicity that exists in America.

Avoiding the toxic compound melamine may be harder than you think, writes James E. McWilliams in the New York Times. If you are eating organic, you’re fine. I only know two people who do all the time. This potent toxin may be causing havoc for our kidneys. But melamine is not the only toxin in our food supply. Read Toxic Sludge is Good For You, and then try to imagine exactly what the 170,000 people in the public relations field are doing today. I don’t think they’re worrying about melamine or the safety of our food supply. They’re there to make sure we stay good consumers.

What is the optimal dose for iodine? How can it be used therapeutically? Guy Abraham MD and David Brownstein MD have exciting clinical stories to tell about the benefits of high dose iodine therapy. But before using these huge doses, it is recommended that you read all installments of the Iodine Debate between Alan Gaby MD and these doctors in the Townsend Letter.

The French are developing a car that runs on air.  I wonder if we’ll ever see it here.

In Sour Economy, Some Scale Back on Medications, runs the article in the NY Times. Question: can we who know of natural ways to heal provide the science and guidance to show these patients that their statins can be replaced with–guess what–a healthy diet, exercise, and perhaps some fish oils and carnitine? Time to step it up, nutritional medicine practitioners. Your country needs you.

Boston Physicians have written an excellent free report on the Environmental Threats to Healthy Aging.