Did you know that obesity is linked to half a million cancer cases worldwide? Find out how you can reverse your obesity and reduce your risk of all cancers.  

Patients often ask me about ways to control their food cravings.Studies have shown there is a simple method to distract yourself from food cravings.

Every week I have a newly diagnosed hypothyroid patient.  If they saw another practitioner they were usually prescribed synthyroid which makes the patient feel worse.

Most Americans don't know that there is an alternative to synthyroid medication.  Synthyroid is filled with fillers, additives, colors, gluten and other contaminants that will make your thyroid condition worse. 

It's not just sitting on the couch that is making you fat; it's the flame retardants in the couch.  

Firemaster 550 is in mattresses, couches and other items that contain polyurethane foam. FM550 is a mixture of brominated phthalates or organophosphates.  

Guess what these chemicals cause?

Not soda pop, but POPs or persistent organic pollutants which is in the plastic bottles that hold soda.  

Both contribute to diabetes and obesity in different ways.

Today, I'll talk about environmental POPs.  

Every week one or more of my patients tests positive for Helicobacter pylori infection. They usually suffer with distention, foul gas, belching, funky stool, anxiety, thyroid fluctuations, air hunger, low energy and have taken several courses of antibiotics over their lifetime and even for a previous H. pylori infection.

You know the story of Snow White who ate the poisonous apple and went into a deep paralytic sleep. 

Snow white was poisoned; she did not suffer a traumatic spinal cord injury, but maybe the dwarfs could have helped her with HCG.

Double whammy

You got diagnosed with H. Pylori and followed the standard medical recommendations of triple antibiotics and you gained a significant amount of weight. Now your pathogen free and obese. Isn't there a better way?

Hi, this is Isadora's sister, Susan, blogging about a supplement Isadora prescribed for me for help with losing weight.

I found it helpful in two ways. 

What's the bottom line on being fat? Can we be healthy and fat? We need fat for brain function, to manufacture our sex hormones and to lose weight. I used to think that some of my overweight patients were healthy. They had great energy and showed no metabolic syndrome disease. We would joke that they were keeping some of their energy in reserves. Now that "fat and healthy" thinking is coming into question.

A coronary artery calcium score study revealed that metabolically healthy obese people have a higher prevalence of coronary calcification compared to metabolically healthy people with normal weight. A large meta-analysis showed an increased risk for death and cardiovascular events in metabolically healthy obese adults compared to normal-weight counterparts.  Is healthy fat a myth?