If you think colon cancer is something you only need to worry about after 50… think again. Because something has changed—and not in a good way. We are now seeing more and more cases of colon [...]
If you think colon cancer is something you only need to worry about after 50… think again. Because something has changed—and not in a good way. We are now seeing more and more cases of colon [...]
While some people may see what’s happening in Washington these days as political theater… I don’t. Because when it comes to your health, this is serious business. And right now, something [...]
As someone who has spent decades advocating for healthy hormone levels—in both men and women—I pay close attention to anything coming out of the latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans. So, [...]
It’s refreshing—finally—to see science catching up to something I’ve been saying for years: what you eat directly affects how you feel. And not in those overly simplistic, one-size-fits-all [...]
Who isn’t worried about their brain health these days? Yes, more people are aging into dementia—but let’s be honest: with the stress, anxiety, and constant mental overload in today’s world, it’s [...]
If you’ve been following my work for a while, you already know I’m a big believer in fasting—and giving your body a break from constant eating. But a brand-new study out of UT Southwestern [...]
I’ve spent decades helping people lose weight—and more importantly, keep it off. As the author of multiple bestselling books, I’ve been asked the same question in just about every interview [...]
I’ll admit it, I don’t mind stirring the pot a little when it comes to prescription drugs. Not because I’m “anti-drug.” I prescribe them when necessary, and they absolutely have their place. I’m [...]
If you think skipping sleep here and there is harmless… well, consider today your wake-up call. A striking new study out of Oregon Health & Science University suggests that not getting enough [...]
When it comes to Alzheimer’s disease, your fate isn’t sealed in your DNA. Because even if you are genetically predisposed, those genes are a risk factor—not a life sentence. Yet mainstream [...]