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Coronavirus. It’s on everyone’s mind these days. Here's what you can do to strengthen your immune system.

A large study just released demonstrates that all artificial and nonphysiologic forms of hormone replacement for women increase risk of breast cancer. You don't have to join those women.

Linda came to us with the diagnosis of Hashimoto's thyroiditis. This is not only an endocrine disease, but also an autoimmune disease. We can help with both. Unfortunately, Linda's story doesn't have a happy ending. If you have an autoimmune disease...

There is a new drug for postpartum depression. However, there's usually more than one way to approach a problem. In this video, Dr. Ray Andrew discusses the new drug and a much older and less expensive approach.

Join friends and family at the Salt Palace on May 10th and 11th for an exciting weekend of insights into the new medicine for the 21st century. Ray Andrew, MD, and several other regional health experts will open your eyes to new possibilities for health.

My assistant and I recently returned from my third seminar—Tools & Pearls—with the legendary Dr. Frank Shallenberger, along with 130 of our closest friends from Germany, Malaysia, South Africa, Australia, Canada, Sierra Leone, and throughout the U.S.

Athletes are increasingly taking advantage of IV nutrition therapy to help them maximize their aerobic efficiency during training and before events, as well as to enhance recovery after events. We are pleased to provide this much-needed service.

Testosterone deficiency is associated with numerous ill health effects that we commonly chock up to aging. Atrial fibrillation, a common cause of stroke, is one such disease. Make sure your testosterone is optimal to prevent atrial fibrillation.

More than 1 in 3 men over 45 are deficient in testosterone. Beyond fatigue, lack of sex drive, erectile dysfunction, muscle loss, and grumpiness, testosterone deficiency is associated with numerous diseases and shortened lifespan. Get your life back.

Ignorance about the roles of progesterone and its therapeutic use is widespread. Medical schools teach more about the the synthetic drug Provera than they do about the real deal, progesterone. Enjoy this short primer on the roles of progesterone.

With a dizzying array of health advice coming from doctors, media, and others, it is now more important than ever to partner with a trusted and reliable advocate who can help you sift through the often persuasive but conflicting information.