Intellectual Medicine

Vitamin C & Breast Cancer 

What are the best methods to help protect yourself from the “Covid-19” virus and other viral infections? This episode discusses some of the evidence surrounding vitamin C, zinc, and the use of other supplements in infusions to help support immune function. Dr. Petteruti also talks about the benefit of free radicals and inflammation at times of infection, and the potential harm of over utilizing an...

We explain what Telomeres are, and how they may affect lifespan. We discuss the role of support for Telomeres preservation, and suggest in order of priority for individuals to apply to their own anti-aging support.

Also discussed today can vitamin D diminished breast cancer risk?  And finally thoughts and ideas to help keep you immune healthy in the face of corona and other viral illnesses pier.

Can Statin drugs effect your personality and cause aggressive behavior or other dramatic changes? We discuss research on this topic in today’s episode. What do you have in common with San Francisco 49ers star tight and George Kittle? Maybe more than you think if you’re battling torn ligaments in a joint. Today we discuss shoulder, and joint injuries We also give some thoughts regarding coronavirus...

How does lead affect heart and brain health? The role of anti-oxidants in supporting your health, and when they can turn against you, when are they good, when should you avoid them? Public warning; caution mixing benzodiazepines and opioids, risk for sudden death. 

Should you use StemCells for anti-aging? Today’s podcast will discuss this issue and include a summary of some of the most important aspects of antiaging medicine. We also give you our take on “student debt forgiveness.”

Do you know the three areas in medicine that are most prone toward diagnostic error? Find out and protect yourself with the information from today’s podcast. We then explored the topic of sex as we get older. Is it a lost cause that our fire will go out? Learn your options, fight against the dimming of the flame!

Did you know that “biological“ medications for treating auto-immune conditions have been associated with 34,000 deaths? 500,000 serious complications? Today’s podcast highlights this issue, and the medications implicated.  In the second half we explore some of the misconceptions regarding hormone replacement therapy for women. The research regarding the risk of cancer has been fully exaggerat...

The short answer is yes. Symptoms such as constipation, fatigue, weight gain, brain fog, are common with the thyroid levels are not adequate for your best function. Conventional medicine has been taught to take a narrow view of thyroid adequacy. This podcast explains an alternative that can be life-changing for some patients.

Intellectual Medicine; can your doctor see past the fat? Medical bias in obesity. How much is a quality year of life worth? New genetic treatments can cost $2 million. Is that too much to pay? The difference between the gap in income, an actual wage levels. Which is more important? How might it affect your health?

Sexual health. Should men be able to maintain healthy erections regardless of age? What is a normal rate of achieving orgasm for women? How to maintain youthful sexual health regardless of age. Tiger is back, or, how is Tiger’s back? Did surgery help him, or was it just time and rehabilitation? What does it mean to you if you’re suffering with back pain? America the great. A reflection on American...

What does it mean to live longer if we aren't going to live younger? Why is it that anti-aging therapy is not recognized as legitimate mainstream medicine? Why healthcare in the US should not be a one payer system. 

Active surveillance is also known as watchful waiting.  In the 1970s, Dr. Linus Pauling – the only person to ever be awarded two unshared Nobel Prizes – began to examine the potential use of Vitamin C in the treatment of cancer.  Starting in 1974, researchers inspired by the theories of Dr. Pauling published clinical trials of high-dose intravenous vitamin C in advanced human cancer. &nb...

Medical hubris as well as political hubris and we will be looking at some of the things that affect you on an everyday basis. The influence of self-interest verses myopic self interest and the beautiful merit of capitalism and why we need to hold on to that and what the consequences will be if that unravels. We will also talk about procedures that your doctor may want to do to you that have no pro...