3/30/2008 - FOX NEWS
Cell phones could be more dangerous than cigarettes
A study by an award-winning cancer expert shows that cell phone use could kill more people than smoking, it is reported (more)


1/16/2008 - By South Coast Medical Center for New Medicine
Make a Healthy Lifestyle a Must in the New Year!
Do you know what to do to prevent you and your family from developing diabetes?  Liliana Partida, our certified nutritionist, has designed a 2-part class that will give you the tools you need to start making changes toward a healthier lifestyle and away from diabetes and its potentially deadly complications. (more)


1/9/2008 - By Leigh Erin Connealy, M.D.
Take A Picture Of Your Heart!
If you could look into a crystal ball and see your future, would you make changes to ensure nothing but happiness and good health? Some might say that predicting the future is impossible, but when it comes to your heart health, the impossible has become a reality! A new technology has emerged that can now predict your risk of heart attack or stroke with startling accuracy. This technology is so powerful that it can determine whether you will suffer from a coronary event within the next year. If you had this information ahead of time, wouldn’t you do things differently to ensure a very different outcome? (more)


11/6/2007 - Alireza Panahpour, DDS
The Mercury Connection
Every year thousands of people visit their physicians with complaints ranging from depression to fatigue to unexplained pain or simply “not feeling good”. Tests are run, medications are prescribed but often they fail to get better. As they are shuffled from one specialist to another, it can begin to feel hopeless. (more)


9/7/2007 - Leigh Erin Connealy, M.D.
The Candida and Fungus Among Us!
Proper pH balance is vital for so many reasons. If the body becomes too acidic (a condition known as acidosis), it adversely affects the functioning of all its parts: heart cells, blood cells, brain cells, nerve cells, muscle cells, bone cells, skin cells, hair cells and hormonal levels. It also creates a hostile environment with less available oxygen – a condition key to the growth of microorganisms such as Candida albicans (more)