Can an open mind save your life?
A few years ago, I was talking to one of my ex-wife’s ( we were still married then), very good friend. I was talking to her about wellness screening and… Read more »
Author Archives: Dr Sundardas
Not all essential fatty acids are equal
How much fatty acids do you need? To answer this question, you need to honestly evaluate your eating habits? How much cold water fish and nuts do you eat? Does… Read more »
Are we destroying our future? (children and genomics)
There is an ancient Chinese proverb or a curse depending on your perspective thatgoes something like, “May you live in interesting times”. And yes, we truly live in interesting times…. Read more »
Why all diets are not equal
Dr James D’Adamo’s initial observations of individuals under naturopathic inpatient treatment showed that certain kinds of people improved on different types of diet. The principles behind the observations of James… Read more »
Teenage dieting and osteoporosis
The seeds for osteoporosis are often laid in the early teens. Osteoporosis involves both the mineral (inorganic) and non-mineral (organic matrix composed primarily of protein) components of bone. In fact… Read more »
How to keep children safe
I have a special soft spot when it comes to children. Every time I see a disabled or handicapped child my heart goes out to the child. I also feel… Read more »
When politics and medicine collide {mercury, vaccines, HRT}
On a daily basis when I work with my clients and I have to present to them information that upsets their mental models, I get a variety of responses. These… Read more »
Is the FDA looking after your Medical Safety?
Research shows there are 2,000 deaths/year from unnecessary surgery; 7000 deaths/year from medication errors in hospitals; 20,000 deaths/year from other errors in hospitals; 80,000 deaths/year from infections in hospitals; 106,000… Read more »
Why are children becoming more toxic?
Technological developments have dramatically reduced mortality resulting from many diseases. In many instances, however, disease incidence is increasing, although for some conditions without standardized tracking mechanisms, trends are difficult to… Read more »
Why medical norms can kill you.
In Singapore the medical check-up is ubiquitous. Children have been exposed to the annual medical check-up as young as six years old, yet the actual procedure has become taboo to… Read more »