Archive for Articles by Dr. Jacqui
How I Get My Veggies
People often ask me how I incorporate veggies into my daily food, so here are a few pictures
to show you
Even When The Tests Indicate a Gluten Issue Some Still Find It Hard to See
A few weeks ago in the New York Times there was a “Think Like a Doctor” challenge from
Lisa Sanders, MD, where she outlines a case and asks readers to respond with further testing
they would perform and possible theories on a diagnosis.
There were almost 450 posts and very few pursued a gluten issue or Celiac Disease, [...]
LESS Disease in UN-vaccinated Children
2011 German study of 8,000 unvaccinated children, (and three other studies with similar results) – LESS disease…
Many of you know one issue that can get me fired-up faster than Sarah Palin, is vaccination. While I am not against
all vaccination, I believe feel it is important is to understand the dosage schedule and your options.
Immediate reactions [...]
Vitamins are bad for us?
Shame on the AMA for morphing the results of their unscientific study to show that magnesium can kill you!
Really! I had a 20 year old patient call me in tears as I had just recommended magnesium to her the previous
week for constipation, stress, anxiety, muscle pain, difficulty sleeping, and headaches. She felt better within
3 days, [...]
CDC Recommends HPV Vaccine for Boys Ages 11 and 12
A sad day for the effort against unnecessary vaccines. CDC now recommends HPV vaccine for boys age 11 and 12!
Regardless of the poor clinical trials and adverse reactions to the vaccine, most cervical dysplasia (which the vaccine claims to prevent)
has actually been linked to nutrient deficiencies caused by birth [...]
Marine Corps’ Camp Lejeune Water Contamination – Male Breast Cancer
North Carolina Marine corps base – Camp Lejeune was contaminated with a toxic brew of industrial chemicals
including trichloroethylene, or TCE a known human carcinogen according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
Despite repeated warnings, the Marine Corps leadership took no action to protect their Marines and their families.
Worse yet, many still remain unaware of [...]
Additional Factors Identified in Parkinson’s Disease
Recently diet and lifestyle factors have been identified as possible contributing factors to the development of Parkinson’s Disease. For many years Parkinson’s Disease and Parkinsonian like disorders were considered to be primarily of hereditary origin, and we may have thought we were “destined” to follow in our family’s foot-steps. However, like many other recent findings [...]
Baby Carrots – True and False Information
I often have clients asking me about “baby carrots”….
The concern with which they ask me about these “devil” vegetables prompted me to look into the claims that they are from (A) deformed, larger carrots, and (B) that they are marinated in chlorine – the known carcinogen – and that when they have been in the [...]
Food Coloring
For many years I have warned about the less than innocuous coloring in foods – even in “so-called” healthy foods:
Gatorade and fruit flavored yogurts
Think – irritability, hyperactivity, depression, anger…. Many are also considered carcinogens (possible cancer causing agents)
Many colors are allowed in the U.S., yet banned in most European nations and Canada. Do they know
something [...]
April – Stress Awareness Month
This is taken from my submission to our local newspaper.
As ski season comes to an end many of you might be able to let out a sigh of relief, only to come back in a few weeks for a busy summer season. “Stress Awareness?”, you might exclaim, “I could be the poster child for stress [...]