What I have a problem with is articles like the one I recently came across in The Washington Post that give people a skewed perception of what that really means.

Q: Have you ever seen a patient experience a complete remission from a long-term bout of depression, anxiety or serious mental condition by using “alternative” therapies?

Last week, CBS Evening News ran a two-part series regarding supplements. To say the report was biased and hopelessly uninformed would be a kind assessment.

Q: A friend of mine lent me a book that touted something called pregnenolone as the answer to aging and all the problems that come along with it. What exactly is pregnenolone?

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, there’s some new information about the benefits of chocolate.

I know exercise and diet have a lot to do with control but I’m looking for other natural cures to help.

Q: Have you ever seen a patient experience a complete remission from a long-term bout of depression, anxiety or serious mental condition by using “alternative” therapies?

You know our national obsession with productivity — getting more done in less time — has gone too far when even unborn babies are arriving early and in multiples.

You should be able to find gymnema at your local health food store, and keep in mind that it works best when taken about 10 to 15 minutes before meals.

And last, but certainly not least on my list of objections is that there was no mention whatsoever of the nutritional differences between most red meat you find in the grocery store and free-range organic beef