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Get Your Mojo Going!

Most of us could use a bit more of it.  Some people suffer from a complete lack of it.  Athletes burn a lot with activity and we all need it to...

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RGCC Supplement List

  CLASS I CYTOXIC AGENTS Artecin, Artesunate, Super Artemisinin (sweet wormwood) Artecin, Artesunate, and Super Artemisinin are derived from...

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The PRP Breast Lift Unveiled

The PRP Breast Lift represents an exciting advancement in the field of aesthetic medicine, providing a non-surgical option for those seeking a...

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Spike Protein Removal

Could SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein Be Responsible for Long-COVID Syndrome? From a 2023 publication in Cureus and World Journal of Cardiology,...

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Mercury Speciation

Methyl mercury primarily found in fish.  Tested in hair. Inorganic mercury primarily found in amalgams.  Tested in urine.  Very toxic. Methyl mercury may be demethylated to Inorganic mercury. No methyl or inorganic mercury implies poor methylation (MTHFR).

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Olives

Olives are a delicious healthy snack.  I'd have to admit we eat them almost daily and search far and wide for really good olives.  Here is a fun olive information pamphlet from one of our favorite brands. Olive Primer  

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Salicinium for Cancer

Salicinium for Cancer

Every normal cell in our body takes in oxygen from our blood to perform its function; this is called respiration or an aerobic process and this process takes place in the mitochondria. Cells take in oxygen and perform thei functions by producing a chemical called...

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Natural Lyme Treatment

There are a few natural treatments that work to eradicate Lyme and the common co-infections.  The links are to products we use in our office. Cat’s Claw (Uncaria tomentosa) - Samento Otoba Bark Extract (Otoba parvifolia) - Banderol Biocidin It may take 3-6 months to...

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The Acne Cure

The Acne Cure

Most people have experienced acne. For some it is merely an occasional nuisance while others find it to be a seriously embarrassing and frustrating issue that seems to defy all logical treatment. And for a few it can leave emotional scars that are more than just skin...

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Copper Chelation

Test baseline copper, zinc and ceruloplasmin levels.  Ceruloplasmin is a carrier protein that transports as much as 90% of serum copper, and is another measure of copper levels in the body. Goal at 90 days of therapy is ceruloplasmin level 15-20% of baseline level and...

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RGCC Supplement Protocol

Below is your RGCC/Onconomics supplement dosing schedule.  I’ve eliminated the supplements that tested as unhelpful, are unavailable in the US, or redundant. I’ve recommended the supplements that showed the highest % of inhibition of your circulating tumor cells...

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HeartMath

HeartMath

“I am bad at meditation,” is something I often hear when patients and I discuss stress. Luckily, there are many tools to aid in stress management - journaling, yoga, exercise, art, biofeedback, music, loved ones. Each patient needs a unique combination of tools and...

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Wahls Protocol

Wahls Protocol

The Wahls Diet is consistent with my long standing recommendation of following a Mediterranean type diet, emphasizing lots and lots of fruits, vegetables, whole grains and legumes, with limited meat and dairy, and little to no sugar or high glycemic starches. ...

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Thyroid Tests

Thyroid tests are misunderstood by patients and doctors alike.  Here is a run down of the various options for thyroid testing.  We typically run the basic thyroid panel and/or thyroid antibodies panel.  The less helpful / more specific tests are not that useful and/or...

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Thyroid Hormone Chemistry

Thyroid hormones are combinations of the amino acid tyrosine and iodine.  Two tyrosines are linked to either 1, 2, 3 or 4 iodine molecules to create what are known as T1, T2, T3 and T4, respectively. T4 (levothyroxine) is the main thyroid hormone released from the...

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Cancer Cell Markers

Cancer cell markers may be used to screen for presence of cancer, help determine the type of cancer and characteristics about it's behavior.   Some markers, called transcription factors, are proteins that turn specific genes "on" or "off" by binding to nearby sections...

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