Cancer Breakthrough with Spontaneous Remission by Jeffrey Dach MDInjecting cancer into mice is a major activity at Wake Forest Medical School in North Carolina, keeping students busy with many publications over the years. Injecting the cancer cells prompty kills the mouse, but first, the mouse makes fluid in the abdomen, also called ascites. Left Image: Lab Mice courtesy of wikimedia commons.Chance Favors the Prepared Mind - Luis ... Read Full Story
BioIdentical Hormone Disinformation From AP Medical Writer, Marilynn MarchioneA USA Today article trashing bioidentical hormones caught my attention because it contained almost pure misinformation. Written by AP associated Press medical writer Marilynn Marchione, this syndicated article was broadcast all over the news media including the New York Times, Kansas City Star, Fox News, Guardian, Huffington Post and many others. It is a perfect e... Read Full Story
HCG for Low Testosterone, Thanks to John Crisler D.O.For many men with low testosterone, HCG is a useful add-on for their program. Thanks to Dr. John Crisler for sharing his HCG protocol which can be found here or here.What is HCG ?HCG stands for Human Chorionic Gonadotropin. HCG is a bio-identical human hormone that is well known for decades in medical research and clinical medicine as a hormone secreted by the placenta in the pregnant female. ... Read Full Story
The Mouse That Killed Cancer by Jeffrey Dach MDInjecting cancer cells into lab rats causes ascites, also called fluid in the abdominal cavity, and was a big business at Wake Forest Medical School in Winston Salem, North Carolina. This animal model of ascites was destined to provide continued work, and many publications, for many years to come. Chance Favors the Prepared MindThen one day, a medical student noticed something st... Read Full Story
Low Testosterone Could Be Killing You by Jeffrey Dach MDForty Per Cent More Likely to DieTwo reports published in the recent medical literature showed that low testosterone is associated with increased mortality.(1)(2)(3) One study published in 2008 tracked nearly 800 men, 50 to 91 years old, living in California. Their testosterone level was measured at the beginning of the study, and their health was then tracked over the next 20 years. Low testosterone ... Read Full Story
Suzanne Somers Larry King Knockout Interview by Jeffrey Dach MDIt was astonished, and very curious that the networks allowed the Larry King - Knockout interview to air Friday night, Oct 23. I recorded the show and watched it Saturday night. Here is my review of the TV interview.Suzanne's Cancer Scare NightmareSuzanne was solo for the first segment, and related her "cancer scare nightmare". One day, suddenly, she entered the hospital ... Read Full Story
Rethink Pink October Breast Cancer Month by Jeffrey Dach MDA Closer Look at Screening MammographyA bombshell appeared in JAMA this week questioning the whole enterprise of cancer screening. We now have twenty years of data, and it's not good. Dr Laura Esserman reviewed the data and has some harsh criticism. She concludes that screening the population for breast and prostate cancer has significant drawbacks, and the expected survival benefits have not mate... Read Full Story
Knockout by Suzanne Somers, Attacks Cancer Establishment by Jeffrey Dach MDSuzanne's new book, Knockout, relates her personal story with cancer. In the book, she interviews three pioneering MD's who successfully treat cancer patients with new treatments not recognized by the cancer establishment. The book is a bold and daring move which attacks the cancer establishment.The Establishment Fights Back- Larry King CancelledSuzanne's sched... Read Full Story
Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Vitamin D by Jeffrey Dach MDPerhaps a better name for October Breast Cancer Awareness Month would be October Mammography Screening Awareness Month. We live in America, a country dedicated to capitalism and corporate profit, therefore marketing for cancer screening is to be expected. A prominent radiologist, Lenard Berlin, MD informs us marketing mammography sets unrealistic expectatio... Read Full Story
Thank You for Your Comment Dr Mark Soloway on Active SurveillanceIn reponse to my recent article entitled,"PSA Screening for Prostate Cancer, the Failed Medical Experiment ", I received this supportive email from Mark Soloway, chief of Urology at the University of Miami:
Dr. Dach,A Patient forwarded me your superb site and your article on PSA. Thanks for including our articles on AS (active surveillance) for low risk PC (prostate cancer). I agree we very much overRx (ove... Read Full Story
