"Comparison of Alternative Medicine and Conventional Medicine" and daily health secrets.
Stan M. Gardner, MD, was trained in traditional Western medicine. He received a Bachelor of Science in Biology at Utah State University, attended medical school in the Philippines (where he learned firsthand about alternative methods of healing), did a residency in Pediatrics at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and practiced conventional medicine for 15 years. He has practiced alternative and energy medicine for over 10 years.
‘Amen’ to everything you wrote Dr. Gardner!
— Tamara
After a VERY busy couple of months (especially this morning), I am thrilled to announce that your Sweet Freedom from Sugar Training Course is now LIVE!
Here’s the link: Sweet Freedom for Me
I’m excited to hear from you!
To your dynamic health and energy, Dr. Stan
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If you are feeling bloated
If you crave sweet treats and you’re cranky when you eat them, or you’re cranky when you don’t
If you have difficulty sleeping…or waking up
If you know sugar’s a problem for you, and you don’t know how to solve it
Sign up immediately for the Sweet Freedom from Sugar Training Course Interest List. Why? Because I’m offering the basic course (sans the bells and whistles)–with just the ebook, the workbook, and a DVD sent to your door for FREE. You just pay $9.97 shipping/handling. Oh–and if you want to really get yourself healthy, you can upgrade and get the bells and whistles, worth MANY times what you’ll pay for them, at the time we launch.
I’m only doing this once, guaranteed. It’s worth $797 and I can’t ever do this again. But I’m standing by my word. You can have it for free, just pay shipping and handling.
The training course launches on June 18th at 3 p.m. EDT, noon Pacific. When you get on the list, you get a jump start over everyone else. I’ll notify you as we get closer.
If you’re serious about achieving dynamic health and energy, if you know you have a problem with sugar, or if anyone you know would be interested, please sign up on the interest list and pass the word along. We’ll talk soon! Dr. Stan
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Okay, I’m furious—and I don’t like being furious. It upsets my stomach. So maybe I should take an antacid. Wait…antacids have aluminum in them, which has been linked with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. They also cause side effects, like [Read more →]
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Household Products Start to Come Clean on Ingredients
The household products industry is trying to improve the ease with which we can know what chemicals are in their products, reports the Wall Street Journal. Unfortunately, some of those ingredients are considered ‘trade secrets’ and are not [Read more →]
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Keep That 1876 Journal Handy, It Just May Help Treat Diabetes
Renewed interest has been generated in a drug called salsalate, similar to aspirin (salicylate), by Dr. Shoelson at the Harvard-affiliated Joslin Diabetes Center. The Wall Street Journal reports that, as an anti-inflammatory, salsalate may have the capability of reducing [Read more →]
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Our Germs, Ourselves
Forbes reports that our bodies have 100 trillion bacteria in the intestinal tract. Recent studies imply that the type of bacteria in the gut may decide whether food is burned as energy or stored as fat. Obese people had a different [Read more →]
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Roundup and other herbicides fell last quarter because of a sluggish agriculture economy. However, net sales in the “seeds and genomics business” is taking over as the profit-generating hub, reports the Wall Street Journal. Because of the seed market, Monsanto’s seeds will [Read more →]
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FDA Warns About Drug For Epilepsy
Zonegran is another medication for seizures whose post-release findings show that it can cause a metabolic disorder, excessive acidity, which can increase the risks of kidney stones and bone diseases. The Wall Street Journal reports that the [Read more →]
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Something really interesting happened in downtown San Antonio this week. Michael R. Is an accounting clerk at Frost Bank and works there in a second story office. Several weeks ago, he watched a mother duck choose the concrete awning outside his window as the unlikely place to [Read more →]
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A fib; it seems that the number of people who develop it are older folks. Is there a reason for this, is it related to the body not absorbing nutrients like it used to when we were younger? Any suggestions for treatment?
Atrial fibrillation is an abnormality in the electrical conduction in the heart which causes the atrium to contract at such a fast rate that the ventricles don't fill properly and blood conduction is not as strong as it should be. The more important problem is that the atrium have a greater chance of forming a clot with a subsequent break going to the brain (called a stroke) or to the lung (called a pulmonary embolus). Causes that we can correct are the following: 1) basic nutrient deficiences that can be corrected with a good diet and strong supplement program 2) energy deficiency that may be able to be corrected with CoQ10 200-400 mg per day, L-Carnitine 1000 mg per day, and Ribose or Authia (a special form of thiamine called TTFD) 3) mercury (which is an incredibly good conductor of electricity) gets into heart muscle and can be corrected with appropriate chelation. Sometimes, even when those three conditions are corrected, medications are needed to control the fibrillation, or even surgery (ablation). Instead of coumadin (which causes plaque formation inside blood vessels), we use nattokinase to decrease to chance of clotting. Let me know how it all turns out.