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The Mass Media and the Flu Hysteria Did you get your flu vaccine? Worried that you didn't? Want some insight into why you may be glad you missed it? This report is eye opening. You'll want to read the whole article. Personally I don't get flu vaccines and I don't recommend them for many of the reasons Dr. Tenpenny discusses. Read this and make up your own mind. - David I. Minkoff, MD                read the article... » INFLUENZA ALERT : Protect yourself from the Influenza. There are other options besides the vaccine. Click here to find out how to protect yourself Predicting Prostate Cancer "Each year, over 1 million men will have pieces snipped from their prostate gland. Biopsies carry a small risk of infection and bleeding and cost more than $700 a piece. But according to urologic oncologist Mark Garzotto, M.D., "The vast majority of men who undergo a biopsy do so unnecessarily." In fact, only 25% of those biopsied have cancer. Perhaps their is a more rational approach to a high PSA? Our own experience is that with a holistic program of nutrition and detoxification, most of the elevated PSA's can be normalized without invasive proceedures or treatments. - Minkoff, MD                                             read the article... » Not-So-Public Relations As one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, Lilly had a problem. Their new antibiotic, Xigris, was supposed to be blockbuster drug. But it wasn't selling. Usual antibiotics in the hospital are $50 per day. This drug is $6800 per dose! Hospitals weren't buying. Look what they're doing about it. Do you agree? - David I. Minkoff, MD                                                                                                   read the article ... » Drug firms fund disease awareness Pharmaceutical companies are pouring millions of dollars into patient advocacy groups and medical organisations to help expand markets for their products. They are also using sponsorships and educational grants to fund disease-awareness campaigns that urge people to see their doctors. Many groups have become largely or totally reliant on pharmaceutical industry money, prompting concerns they are open to pressure from companies pushing their products." I find this fascinating. Here is the formula: Notice a problem. Find a drug that will block symptoms of the problem but not fix it. Then create an advocacy group of concerned citizens who are effected by the problem. Pump a lot of moneyand infromation into that advocacy group with materials that say your drug is the answer to the problem. The group will then find more people with the problem and market the drug for you, and defend you against anyone who says "but the drug isn't really helping to solve the problem." Could this be done with common sense nutrition??? - David I. Minkoff, MD                                                                                                        read the article ... » 85% of Prescriptions Never Refilled While I don't agree with the new Medicare drug law. Buried in the 1200 pages of text is Did you know that 20% of prescriptions are never filled? And, 85% are never refilled? Even with that over 106,000 people die a year of adverse reactions to prescripton drugs in U.S. hospitals. No telling how many others succomb. Prescription drugs are not to be taken lightly. From the article it seems that most people's experience agrees with that. Whether its the cost, or how the drugs make them feel, people reject them. Must be some wisdom here. The best solution is usually the basics: 1. Organic whole foods 2. Daily exercise and sunshine 3. Adequate sleep. 4. Purposeful work 5. Service to others 6. Pursuit of one's spiritual self and creator. My favorite "how to" book on the subject? Go to www.thewaytohappiness.or - David I. Minkoff, MD printer friendly version   Copyright © 2006 Optimum Health Report, All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer