One of the first things Dr. Maggie says to all her patients is “Are you ready to go back to school?” Below are articles, both from Dr. Maggie and other sources, that provide loads of information on health issues and treatments, as well as information on ways to get healthy and stay healthy. Also below are testimonials from Dr. Maggie’s patients which shed light on what future patients can expect from this doctor.
Dear doctor Maggie, I really wanted to take this time to thank you for your knowledge and dedication to my daughter Natalia Hughes. Having recently been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes I felt lost and confused; I thought I needed to follow all of the doctors when they told me to inject my daughter with
Read more →Are You Stressed? I know what you’re thinking,“Seriously? Am I stressed? When am I not?!” We all know stress is bad for us. But, what exactly is going on in our bodies when we are stressed? Let’s get some basic info first.
Read more →Gut Healthy why does it matter It seems that no matter where we turn everyone is talking about gut health. And rightly so since Science now know that 90 % of our immune system is in our gut. Who knew!!! With American’s holding the world record on chronic illnesses and obesity it’s about time we
Read more →I am sure you have heard the latest craze about Bulletproof Coffee, sometimes referred to as butter coffee. So what makes this so special? After all, putting butter in your coffee seems like it would not be healthy. Let’s examine this a little closer. Let’s start out with the actual coffee bean. Several studies on
Read more →Has your doctor ever recommended a mammogram? Did you know that the Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI) is far superior than mammograms for several reasons? DITI in non invasive and has no radiation Can detect for cancer 10 years before mammograms or ultrasound Can detect for tumors, cysts and fibroids Is a true early detection
Read more →There is a lot of information on vaccines and genetically-modified food, both in the media and online. It’s become a hot topic, and it is hotly debated. For those who haven’t done any research but are wondering what all the fuss is about, there is a new documentary that includes a lot of information about
Read more →For thousands of years, people survived and thrived on all-natural foods, fresh from the earth to the table. In the modern age, as patients face complications and difficulties from over-processed and over-regulated food, states like Wyoming are making it easier for everyday citizens to enjoy vegetables, dairy, and more straight from farmer to consumer. Recommended Reading:
Read more →In this article published on Fix.com titled “Be Strong Like A Bull: Your Immunity Boosting Guide” readers can learn about different ways to boost their immunity in order to avoid some of the flus and viruses being spread around throughout the year. If you have a vacation coming up, a big project at work, or
Read more →Advertisements have touted Gardasil as “a vaccine that prevents cancer.” The vaccine’s purpose is to inoculate patients against Human papillomavirus (HPV), which is a sexually transmitted virus that has been found to be a cause of cervical cancer. It is for young people ages 11-26, and is administered in three doses over time. As great
Read more →“MTHFR genetic defect – what it is and how it can affect you” by Janie A. Bowthorpe, M.Ed. When the Human Genome Project concluded in 2003, the world was left with a valuable new cache of data and information about the human body. The Human Genome Project’s goal was to collect and map out all
Read more →Vaccines are a big part of American life. Most public schools require that children be vaccinated for a variety of illnesses in order to attend, and military members are ordered to receive various vaccines for everyday service as well as special vaccines depending on the tasks assign to them. The safety of vaccines has been
Read more →It’s hard to turn anywhere in the news without hearing something about the Ebola epidemic that is taking thousands of lives on the African continent. New cases from American doctors and nurses working in the field emerge occasionally, but should Americans truly be worried? Check out this article which highlights some of the issues facing
Read more →It’s cold and flu season again, and many Americans will be getting their flu shot to try to ward off the virus. However, while it’s hard to escape promotions for the flu vaccine, there aren’t as many commercials and public services announcements about the downside of the vaccine. Recommended Reading 10 influenza vaccine dangers
Read more →From ‘Ask the Physician’ (Issue 22) By Philip Hoekstra Ph.D. Are there other ways of examining breasts for signs of cancer than mammography ? Heat emissions from the body can provide an accurate diagnostic window for early signs of breast cancer or heart disease. Anontoxic, highly accurate , and inexpensive form of diagnostic imaging
Read more →This Article was provided by Envromental Work Group. There is no end to the tricks that endocrine disruptors can play on our bodies: increasing production of certain hormones; decreasing production of others; imitating hormones; turning one hormone into another; interfering with hormone signaling; telling cells to die prematurely; competing with essential nutrients; binding to essential
Read more →The Cholesterol Farce This article provided by: FMU and Guy Schenker D.C. and Ronald Grisanti D.C., D.A.B.C.O., M. Are you interested in knowing the truth behind cholesterol? CHOLESTEROL IS NOT A PRIMARY RISK FACTOR FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. .. Elevated serum cholesterol is not a cause of heart attacks and strokes. .. Eating foods high in
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