CATEGORY: Stuff in the ‘FDA’ Category


Thymosin-Alpha 1 – A Natural Killer of Viruses and Cancer Cells

Thymosin Alpha 1 is a piece of a Protein that is Naturally Produced in the Human Body That Improves Your Immune Response To Infection And Cancer. Links to research articles Thymosin-alpha-1-PubMed.pdf Thymosin-Beta-4-heart-repair-PTBI.pdf FDA targets thymosin in compounding concern If you[...]
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What can, or should we do to control drug prices?

Always ask your pharmacist how much your medicine will cost if you pay cash. Drug prices seem to be like the weather. Everyone complains about them but no one does anything about them. This a very complicated multilayered problem for[...]
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Botox – Off Label use of Drugs by Physicians and the FDA

Botox, Like Testosterone is a truly amazing drug that is mostly used off label to cure problems that don't have a medical solution. “The off-label use of Botox, like that of any FDA approved drug, is legal in the United[...]
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Why Doctors Use Off-label Drugs

Off-label drugs allow physicians to get around unreasonable FDA restrictions. Criticism of the FDA is an impassioned issue because they play a direct role in our health, and hold the responsibility of deciding whether a medication is approved for certain[...]
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Fight FDA Restrictions on Hormone Pellets

Dr. Kathy Maupin discusses recent legislation proposed to the FDA that would limit the availability of hormone pellets that are used in her practice, as well as what you can do to help fight these decisions. Once again, the FDA[...]
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How the FDA and DEA Affect Healthcare

Dr. Kathy Maupin and Brett Newcomb discuss the role that the Food and Drug Administration plays in today's medical arena. They talk about how faulty policies and business interests can often keep patients from receiving optimal and effective treatment. This[...]
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Blood Clots, Strokes, and Testosterone

Dr. Kathy Maupin and Brett Newcomb discuss the FDA's decision to mandate a warning label that testosterone replacement causes heart attacks and strokes, and the validity of that claim. As of June 20, 2014 the FDA is requiring testosterone prescriptions[...]
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TA-65, CVAC, Cryotherapy and DNA Engineering

Dr. Kathy Maupin and Dr. Brett Newcomb continue their conversation about recent advances in stem cell research in the attempt to create super athletes. They also discuss the potential medical advantages that these advances might make available. This week, Brett[...]
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Researching the Creation of Super Athletes

Dr. Kathy Maupin and Brett Newcomb discuss a recent article in Men's Journal about recent medical advances aimed at creating a "super athlete." They also discuss the potential health benefits of current stem-cell uses and developing research. This week, Brett[...]
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Gender Differences in Medicine – A New Look

Dr. Kathy Maupin and Brett Newcomb discuss the basic differences between men and women and how the medical field should recognize and adapt its practice to account for these gender differences. This week's podcast is focused on the increasing awareness[...]
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