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Dr. Bob Goldman
I have always been fascinated with how powerful the mind
can make us feel and how far the inner self can be pushed.
The mind is so closely linked to the body that you really
can think yourself fat, thin, sick, healthy, poor, rich,
a loser, or a winner.
Having competed for many years on the world level as a strength
athlete, and having studied the martial arts since my teens,
I have long experienced the Super Powers of the Mind.
When
I set world records, I did not accomplish that goal with
body or muscle power but with the power of my mind.
When I performed karate board or brick breaks, it was my
mind and inner chi that allowed my hand to pass so easily
through those barriers
The more I challenged my body and mind, the more respect
I gained for this intricately tuned synergy the Greeks spoke
of centuries ago.
The mind-body link is a reality, and I wanted to learn
every technique of how to meld the two, and so increase
my brainpower; boost memory, and concentration; sharpen
focus, and enhance imagination, and creativity.
That was the impetus for writing this book, putting together
a "user's manual" for building Super
Mind Power.
When
I was a teenager, I marveled at the astounding concentration
of martial arts masters.
Though slight of build, they could exert enormous power
and literally propel much larger, heavier opponents across
the room with a single stroke. It was not their physical
strength but Super
Mind Power that enabled them to complete these feats........
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Dr. Bob Goldman
When a colleague tells me it may now be possible to halt
and even reverse tumor growth in late-stage cancer -without
chemotherapy- then he's got my attention.
Dr. Mark Rosenberg is a fellow member of the American
Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. He's the Medical Director
of the Institute for Healthy Aging and Director of the Integrative
Cancer Therapies Fellowship.
He just announced preliminary findings of an exciting new
technique for treating glucose-loving, advanced-stage cancers.
To my initial surprise it involves giving the cancer
copious amounts of glucose!
Most cancers love glucose, and a great deal of research has
gone into finding was to deprive the cancer of glucose
--not feed it glucose.
There must be some trick, you say. Well, not so much
a trick as an inspiration.
Here's
his novel insight : cells which consume glucose must
eliminate waste lactic acid or die. So, ' what if ' we prevent
cancer cells from effluxing lactic acid?
Based on Dr. Rosenberg’s in-vitro study at University of Miami,
he developed an oral protocol he calls, “Cancer pH Manipulation
Therapy,” which blocks three mechanisms that cancer cells
use to efflux lactic acid.
With the acid pumps blocked, he literally feeds the cancer
cells by infusing high dose glucose.
As the cancer cells feed, they create lactic acid that is
unable to be pumped out of the cells. In Dr. Rosenberg’s words,
“the more they eat the faster they die.”
With this protocol Dr. Rosenberg was able to completely normalize
tumor markers in four weeks in a patient with metastatic endometrial
carcinoma without the use of chemotherapy.
With a second patient, diagnosed with stage IIIC primary peritoneal
carcinoma, Dr. Rosenberg’s protocol achieved a 40% reduction
in tumor markers in just two weeks.
Dr. Rosenberg will be sharing his findings at the Fellowship
in Integrative Cancer Therapies, taking place March 10-13,
2011 in Boca Raton, FL.

>
Dr
Rosenberg's Press Release
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Dr. Bob Goldman
The writing's been on the wall. Private practice has resembled
a battlefield ER for many years. It could only get worse.
And it has.
Late last year a Physicians Foundation survey
of 2,400 doctors, found that four in ten were not prepared
to continue practicing. Many of those planned to retire, work
part-time, or get out of clinical work entirely.
Now
a new Thomson Reuters survey
of a similar physician cohort has confirmed the dismal trend
of the earlier poll.
Two thirds of the doctors believed quality of care would deteriorate
over the next five years. Less than one in five thought it
would improve.
And a world-weary 74 percent of doctors polled believe the
proposed health care changes will result in them personally
being.... well, frankly.... 'screwed' by the system.
David Shrier, chief executive officer of HCPlexus, who conducted
the survey, said: " The message they've taken from healthcare
reform appears to be 'Do more with less.' "
" Doctors are telling us they feel disenfranchised and
overburdened," aded Shrier.
Join the club. You and us also.
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Dr. Bob Goldman
US Pharmaceutical companies likely handed out in excess
of $500 million in payments to doctors last year.
The half-dozen top-earning
doctors pocketed over a quarter of a million dollars apiece.
Not all Pharma companies disclose these payments, but here's
the payouts from the seven who do:

The potential for abuse is huge and real. For example, federal
prosecutors allege
that Botox maker Allergan used faux advisory boards: “to reward
hundreds of its top injectors.” Allergan hired an oceanfront
resort in Newport Beach, Calif., and paid more than 200 doctors
$1,500 to listen to presentations.
A host of federal and ex-employee whistleblower legal
cases have tainted household names in pharmaceuticals
and resulted in penalties of $7Billion over the last three
years.
However, doctors are under other pressures. Many employed
by hospitals are under 'influence' from administrators to
modify patient protocols and stay duration.
It's a mess. We can't even ensure the rights of the
doctor in this situation, let alone place the patient at the
center of health care. The reforms we need should be at the
core of whatever health care 'solution' comes out of Washington.
In anti-aging
medicine, our clinical ethos is the prevention, by early
detection, of suboptimal health states, and their reversal.
That approach doesn't just save and enhance lives, it saves
money too.
As the gerentological Boomer wave bears down on us, we are
rearranging the regulatory and financial deck chairs of the
good ship Health Titanic. Let's get more of the real issues
on the table.
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