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How the world forfeited ending the COVID-19 Pandemic: In an impassioned appeal to doctors all over the world Dr. Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH a Pandemic specialist from Baylor University Medical Center in Texas and his team asked doctors to adhere to his recently published and validated Pandemic Protocol. To summarize his talk to …
Skipping over the 2nd pillar of a Pandemic Response Read More »
Will numbers rise of those contracting this coronavirus? Yes Are we to be alarmed about this? No, it is a common circumstance that when a highly contagious virus either airborne or contact you will see a rise in those affected. Happens with influenza, rhinovirus, enteroviruses and the like. No surprise here. Will we see a …
By John Murphy| in blog post September 2019 MDLinx / Comments & Edits by Dr. Saleeby Some primeval medical treatments are still used today—including some that haven’t fundamentally changed much since their ancient introduction. (And we’re not talking about questionable cures like mercury, bloodletting and application of leeches.) These are everyday remedies that you probably encounter …
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There are some important principles regarding the body’s immune system and how to protect it and enhance its ability to work properly. Innate immunity refers to nonspecific defense mechanisms that come into play immediately or within hours of an infection antigen’s appearance in the body. It is the inborn resistance we have to fight infections since birth. …
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John Murphy, for MDLinx | with comments/edits by Dr. Saleeby, MD Intuitive eating sounds so simple that it’s hard to believe it can help you maintain a healthy weight: Eat what you want, but only when you feel hungry, and stop eating when you are no longer hungry (not when you are full). A subtle but …
From an article by Naveed Saleh, MD, MS, for MDLinx | January 2020/ Edited by JP Saleeby, MD Talking to patients about erectile dysfunction (ED) used to be taboo when I was in medical school in the 1980s. Now, even men without ED ask for prescriptions to try Viagra or one of the knockoffs. But asking about …
Unusual Sexual Disorders Patients Should Be Aware Read More »
A report by the University of California, Los Angeles / Edits by JP Saleeby, MD Scientists from twenty-two institutions, including UCLA, are recommending early diagnosis, prevention and treatment of severe chronic inflammation to reduce the risk of chronic disease and death worldwide due to chronic illness. The group of international experts, which also included scientists from …
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An article by Naveed Saleh, MD, MS, for MDLinx | January 2020 with Edits by JP Saleeby, MD Between 2001 and 2010, the number of studies published per year increased by 44%. But not all these articles passed muster. Many that were published in prestigious peer-reviewed journals were retracted or redacted. Indeed, during this same 10-year period, …
Five Important Medical Studies That Were Later Retracted Read More »
There’s no doubt that prescription antibiotics, such as penicillin, erythromycin, or sulfa drugs, have made a profound difference in the treatment of otherwise fatal diseases since their discovery 80+ years ago. However, research has shown that as many as 20% of patients treated with antibiotics experience adverse side effects that range from mild allergic reactions …
Seven Natural Antimicrobials Before an Antibiotic Prescription Read More »
Hey folks with the Flu Season (H1N1/H3N2) in high gear and also the new/novel Coronavirus coming out of China (2019-nCoV) you may benefit in the early stages of infection with a Myers Cocktail IV once or twice a week for a few infusions. The Myers has shown to be a pretty good anti-viral on many …
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