Why We Suffer
The longer I live, the more I realize that the quality of my life experience isn’t dependent on how many things and experiences I can acquire and hold on to, but how good I am at letting them go.
A Dose of Caution: Aspirin With Care
With cold and flu season upon us, tens of millions of Americans will be rushing to their nearest drugstore to find relief for what ails them over the coming months.
The Courage to Lead
Good health is 90% prevention, and I believe in educating patients with all the lifestyle and dietary information I have available to me so that they can make the best health-supporting decisions for themselves.
Blending Holistic Medicine and Entrepreneurship – Dr. Sherry Sami on BizNinja Podcast
In this podcast episode, Tyler interviews Dr. Sherry Sami a dual specialist in pediatric dentistry and orthodontics. She was a clinical instructor at UCLA and one of the creators of the Children Health Advocacy Training (CHAT) curriculum.
Dr. Sadeghi Wants You to Ask for a Thermography, Not a Mammogram
Because cancer is the second leading cause of death in the US, it’s understandable that it gets a great deal of press coverage.
The Long, Arduous Path to Truth in Medicine
Why is it that the simplest truths are always the most difficult to grasp?
Food for Thought
For decades, the only interventions available to those with mental health problems were heavy medication and talk or shock therapies.
Are You a Clean Liver?
No matter what your health challenge may be or the healing protocol you’re currently using; you’ll never experience vibrant health if your liver is congested.
Surgical Scarring and Blocked Meridians: The Hidden Implications of Scar Tissue
The human body is a self-contained organism and any intrusion into this sealed environment upsets the body’s natural processes, leaving residual trauma from the “injury” behind.
Protein: The Building Blocks of Healing
Whether it’s a bone or a blood cell, protein provides the building blocks that regenerate our bodies.