Naturally high – Your brain really IS on drugs!

A few years ago I sent you several emails about a new (it was new then!) weight loss drug called Rimonabant.  Developed by French drug giant Rhone-Roher, this drug was supposed to cure everything from smoking to overeating and alcoholism.  The problem was it didn’t work that well and it came along at a  time

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Another Take: Can exercise really help you live longer?

Just a few short weeks ago our host Greta Blackburn held one of her fabulous FITCAMP events in Cancun, Mexico.  If you missed it, you missed a great one! At that event several presenters, including top Scientist Bill Andrews — co-discoverer of the HTERT gene and leading scientist at Sierra Sciences LLC — and top

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Telomeres and the Paleolithic Diet

The last iteration of our genome with regards to the foods we eat seems to have taken place about 50,000 years ago.  At that time we were unquestionably small bands of hunter gatherers who did not cultivate dairy animals or grains.  History tells us these later “adaptations”  did not take place until about 10,000 years

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Cancer risk and telomere length

For those of us in the field, the recent slew of articles that show an age-independent link between telomere length and cancer comes as no surprise. When I say age-independent I mean your age, not the age of your individual cells. Cells age independently of the organism in some cases and the oldest cells have

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Myths and facts about telomeres and telomerase activation

First off, if you need a quick update on what we are talking about in plain language I am famous for debunking myths and in the process upsetting lots of people. So, why stop now? Here are a few things you hear a lot, that are either way over-simplifications or simply not true. 1)  Telomeres

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New Advances in the Detection of Real Aging

Telomere length seems to correlate nicely with the appearance and dysfunction of aging.  Most diseases associated with aging, so far are also correlated with short telomeres.  This includes heart disease, cancer (in spite of the huge over expression of telomerase in many, if not all cancers) arthritis, and various forms of dementia. In most cases, the white

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Thiago Silva destroys Brandon Vera

Dr Dave routinely trains at IHP in Boca Raton. Doc is a healer and not a fighter but he loves J.C. Santana’s unbeatable fitness programs. If it’s good enough to keep the MMA fighters winning, it’s got to be functional and sure to keep us going well into our old age. Dr Dave wishes to

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Does Telomere Science Reveal a Cure for Cancer?

This post is going to be a little more scientific and detailed than I normally send, I hope that is ok, let me know what you think about this style of education and if you like it I’ll do more. When we see people who are exceptionally fit or in incredibly good health in their

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Life in the Balance – Balance is the Key to Life

It’s staring us in the face like a big diamond in our very own back yard… A simple, easy thing everyone can do to tip the scales of life in their favor.  So easy, so simple, yet so neglected. We have it all wrong today with medicine. I say, as a board certified doc with

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Menopause and “Menopot”

A recent study released from Mass General Hospital (a source of clinical data for the most supplement unfriendly medical magazine next to JAMA, the New England Journal of Medicine) yielded exciting finding for women with menopausal symptoms. Perimenopausal depression and moods swings, hot flashes and weight gain may all be combated by fish oil.  This

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Antioxidants Protect Us When Free Radicals Attack

Every day your body is under attack from just about every angle. There is a way to help it along and make the job of great health much easier. I am going to keep this one short and sweet and tell you about the amazing power of antioxidants. Before I dive into the list, let

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New advances in the detection of real aging

Telomere length seems to correlate nicely with the appearance and dysfunction of aging.  Most diseases associated with aging so far are also correlated with short telomeres.  This includes heart disease, cancer (in spite of the huge over expression of telomerase in many, if not all cancers) arthritis, and various forms of dementia. In most cases,

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The Life Saver – Sleep Like A Baby

Recently I was interviewed on TV about things we could all do that were simple and inexpensive to improve our health and stay young.  You may be as surprised as the TV host was at what I suggested! If you caught my recent TV appearance in Washington DC, you heard me speak about the 4 pillars

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Holiday Starvation Diets and More

Sad to say that the next 4 months will bring about considerable weight gain by millions of Americans and others as well. Strange dichotomy, this world: half is still underfed and starving while the other half is overfed. Way overfed. It’s estimated that in the U.S. alone 600 million pounds of excess fat will be

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How To Live Long And Healthy Well Past Age 55

If you make it past 55 you are most likely to die of a heart attack. If you make it past 80 it’s cancer, infection and of course the contribution of Alzheimer’s as well. If you look at my supplement line, which I consider the only “real” anti-aging supplement line out there, especially since I am one

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