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31 Dec Recent Success Story: ADHD and Digestive Issues

[vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern"][vc_column][vc_video link="https://vimeo.com/103070154"][vc_separator type="normal"][vc_column_text] Case Study: ADHD and Digestive Issues August 2014 Patient presented with a medical diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder along with digestive issues. His Pediatrician recommended Ritalin to help control his behavior which was refused by his parents....

31 Dec Lessons for Recovery: Garrett’s Case

David Tener, DC Important Lessons from Garrett's Case 1) Multiple Symptoms, Multiple Doctors, Multiple Treatments. Many patients come to the Goldberg Tener Clinic having been diagnosed medically with numerous conditions. Their history often includes multiple visits to multiple Physicians and specialists who manage and "treat" each so called...

31 Dec Reversing Diabetes

Twenty five percent of the U.S. Adult Population now either has diabetes or is classified as “pre-diabetic”. The percentage continues to increase yearly. Despite billions in research and ongoing efforts to raise yet more money for the elusive “Cure” the number of people in...

31 Dec Important Lessons from Natalie’s Case

Natalie’s case illustrates the close connection between chronic digestive issues, skin problems such as Eczema and Acne and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. As Natalie’s digestive function improved, her skin and energy level followed suit….all without treating symptoms but rather by addressing root underlying causes and employing...

31 Dec “Man”

Health is largely dependent on the environment in which we live. Be mindful of how your actions affect the planet, the creatures that live on it and the health of future generations. ...

31 Dec The Cost of Chasing Cancer

Dr. Goldberg has been educating patients and students for over 35 years regarding the hazards associated with cancer screening and treatment methods. These often unnecessary, costly and sometimes harmful medical tests and treatments do not improve health outcomes as illustrated in article below. The following article is...

31 Dec Happy Cows

After the winter season this cow herd is coming out in the open field again. A few months ago they were saved from slaughter by members in a European neighborhood.  Be mindful of how your food choices affect the environment, your health and the lives of...

31 Dec Mammogram Study Sparks Debate in the Healthcare Community

Dr. H. Gilbert Welsch of the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice explains why the American College of Radiology's two main arguments against the Canadian National Breast Screening Study are incorrect as he explains in the video below. (See Dr. Tener's recent article on Mammograms:...

31 Dec Long term study concludes that mammograms do not save lives

David Tener, DC

A study of mammograms spanning 25 years and thousands of patients has concluded that mammograms, largely considered the gold standard for breast cancer detection and “prevention”, appear to be useless, at best.1 The study, recently published in the British Medical...

31 Dec Eosinophilic Esophagitis and Severe Allergies Reversed

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