Archive for the ‘Dr. Scott Saunders’ Category

The “medical experts” have recently decided once and for all that multivitamins are simply worthless and possibly even harmful. The press keenly publishes their opinions, but any positive study that validates the worth of supplements is hardly acknowledged.

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The multivitamin is not intended to be a magic pill to good health, because it simply cannot replicate all of the benefits …

by Jessica Sanders

It’s all about the business. And businesses lean on marketing to make money. However, in this case, the business is drugs, and the consumers? Well, let’s just say there were 4.02 billion prescriptions filled by pharmacies in 2011; that’s an average of 13 prescriptions for each man, woman and child, according to Natural News.

Clearly their marketing is working.

“In order to market their product, they’ve taken to going to the government and saying okay in …

By Dr. Scott Saunders, M.D.

Heather was only in her fifties, but had already had several broken bones.  These came from relatively minor incidents, such as a trip and fall while hiking.  Her bone scan revealed low calcium in her bones, making them weak and easily broken.

In the past, poor bone mineralization was known as “Rickets” and the cure was discovered a hundred years ago – Vitamin D.  Now, we call the same problem “osteoporosis” and nobody thinks of …

By Dr. Scott Saunders

Flu season is upon us, and while many people take the preventative measure of receiving a flu shot, there are other ways you can combat this highly contagious virus. Instead of being left out in the cold, try adhering to these tips to fight off the flu and the costly symptoms it brings.

Take a Few Extra Seconds — Wash Your Hands!

Sounds simple enough, right? But do you consciously think about washing your hands …

by Jessica Sanders

Some vaccines are useful, that’s true. For example, recommended vaccines against diseases, viruses and infections you may come in contact with when traveling abroad are useful.

“Vaccines can be helpful under certain conditions,” according to Dr. Scott Saunders.

Yet, Saunders also agrees that many are dangerous, with extreme risks outweighing the minimal benefit. The CDC recommends nearly, “65 shots per child before the age of 5, and I think most of those are unnecessary,” …