SAFE, EFFECTIVE, NATURAL SOLUTIONS for almost any health challenge.

SAFE, EFFECTIVE, NATURAL SOLUTIONS for almost any health challenge.

by Todd Binkley, DC
Season 1

Emulsifiers in Ultra-Processed Foods associated with increased risk of breast cancer, prostate cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity and death.

Good sources of medical research which may be useful for improving your health; Medscape. MedPage Today. Not WebMD, which is mostly direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical marketing. Emulsifiers added to improve texture and shelf life of ultra processed foods disrupt the healthy Microbiome in your gut leading to dysbiosis and inflammation, which increase risk of inflammatory bowel diseases as well as chronic conditions throughout the body, including cancer—a 15% increase risk of all types of cancer, a 24% increase risk of breast cancer, and a 46% increased risk of prostate cancer. Avoid baked goods—starch and sugar. Avoid low-fat foods in stores—most are high in sugar and unhealthy sweeteners. Eat mostly well-prepared tasty vegetables if you want to Live Long and Live Well. E-Cigarettes Tied to Heart Failure, vascular disease, severe respiratory disease. They’re filled with toxic additives. No one should be vaping. Why some healthy food and supplements have California Prop. 65 warnings on them which should be ignored. This show aired Friday, May 31 on KDAR 98.3 FM.

Why don’t all doctors practice Functional Medicine? Common Household Chemicals Tied to Brain Cell Damage

Protect your brain cells with omega 3’s from high-quality fish oil. Research the toxicity products you use at the Environmental Working Group site: EWG.org. Are you getting enough vitamin D? How do you know if you’re getting enough to keep your IMMUNE SYSTEM functioning at its peak? The brain is the most sensitive organ to any toxins. Toxins also contribute to and exacerbate most autoimmune immune disorders. Toxins your body cannot quickly excrete, get stored in fat cells where they remain forever. The only way to know your body burden is to get tested This show aired Friday, May 24, on KDAR 98.3 FM

HEALTH Insurance vs. MEDICAL Insurance. Intermittent fasting—Is it safe? Healthy? The RIVER of LIFE.

Niacin and heart disease Belly fat increases risk of Alzheimer’s. Why it makes no sense to eat your biggest meal right before going to bed. The RIVER of LIFE. Construction crews in charge of routine maintenance and repair of every organ and system in your body depend on essential nutrients arriving whenever they’re needed. Is your bloodstream regularly filled with all the nutrients your body needs to heal and repair it itself? This show aired Friday, May 17, on KDAR 98.3 FM.

Heart disease prevention. The best tests for identifying ways to reduce risk of heart attacks and strokes.

The medical decisions made by most doctors are governed by corporate boards of directors, at the expense of patients health. Doctors Data Cardiometabolic Profile - one of the best ways to effectively evaluate your risk. https://www.doctorsdata.com/CardioMetabolic-Profile-serum This show aired Friday, May 10th, on KDAR 98.3 FM.

NEUROPATHY in the UPPER EXTREMITIES - Neck, shoulder, arm, forearm, wrist, hands and fingers.

Pressure on nerves in the neck, from disc herniation, or simply patterns of tension in muscles. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Rotator cuff injuries. Tennis elbow. Carpal tunnel syndrome. This show aired Friday, May 3 on KDAR 98.3 FM.

Neuropathy: Post-surgical nerve “damage“ healed with Non-force Chiropractic. Common causes and symptoms of the vitamin deficiencies.

Exciting case: A 50-year-old man who fell off a 57-foot cliff, crushed a vertebra and broke nine other bones, had excruciating pain in his foot after back surgery, which was relieved in three sessions. Exciting case: A 65-year-old woman who had foot drop from nerve damage after liposuction, who feared permanent loss of function. Complete function restored with non-force chiropractic, stretching, and nerve feedback. Brief review of disc herniation patients. This show aired Friday, April 26 on KDAR 98.3 FM.

Neuropathy - damage to nerves from Diabetes, Liver Disease, Nutrient Deficiencies. Pressure on nerves from sciatica, plantar fasciitis.

Disc herniations and piriformis muscle contracture are the most common physical pressures that cause neuropathy (pain, burning, numbness, tingling) and thigh, leg, feet, and toes. Dramatic Case: Teenaged cheerleader with severe piriformis spasm, that was undiagnosed after a year of doctor’s visits and physical therapy.. In addition to the damage caused by diabetes, and various types of liver disease, common nutrient deficiencies that can easily be fixed are insufficient magnesium, vitamin B 12, and calcium. The specific forms of these nutrients are critical for success. This show aired Friday, April 19, on KDAR 98.3 FM.

Supplements for reducing risk and symptoms of Dementia and Cardiovascular Disease. Polyphenols. Resveratrol.

The importance of strengthening the Endothelial Glycocaylx. Biofactors, 2018: The polyphenol resveratrol has neuroprotective antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-amyloid effects. HiPhenolic, from Orthomolecular Products—lemon verbena, Hibiscus, chlorogenic acids from green coffee bean. RegeneVasc - a rare seaweed extract, chondroitin sulfate, and chicken comb extract (a source of hyaluronic acid) helps rebuild the Endothelial Glycocaylx. CitraNOX - L-Citruline, Grape seed extract, Quercetin, which help reduce blood pressure and vascular inflammation throughout the body. This show aired Friday April 12th on KDAR 98.3 FM.

Reversing Alzheimer’s - The Bredesen Protocol. Test P-tau proteins for early signs of damage.

Dale Bredesen, MD and several his colleagues around the country have been reversing dementia for over ten years. Case studies of 100 of their patients were published in the journal of Alzheimer’s and Parkinsonism in 2018. Their proof of concept study was published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s in 2022, with a follow up in 2023. A customized approach based on these proven principles, for anyone concerned about dementia, is available now. P-tau 217: A blood test just shown in research published in JAMA in January 2024 to be as accurate as much more invasive cerebral spinal fluid testing. The average age of the 786 participants was 66 years old, but the study suggests that it should be valid for predicting risk in people much younger than this. This show aired on KDAR 98.3 FM, Friday, April 5, 2024.

Alzheimer’s: Why drugs don’t work and probably never will. Protect your brain with CoQ10, Nattokinase, Vitamins D and K2

Why it’s important to find a doctor who will listen to you and spend the time necessary to identify what you need to protect your brain cells. Carotid artery ultrasound: a great noninvasive inexpensive test to measure your risk of stoke and loss of good circulation to the brain. Key nutrients: Nattokinase, vitamin K2, Olive Leaf Extract. This show aired Friday, March 29 on KDAR 98.3 FM
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