I’ve witnessed the entire cycle of the opioid epidemic
Throughout my career I've witnessed the entire arc of the opioid crisis.
pharma
A selection of Dr. Lavine's articles on pharma...
Latest research reveals even more questions about the medical model
Four recent studies suggest caution in accepting certain aspects of the medical model.
America’s other drug epidemic – seniors in the hospital
The shocking epidemic of over-medication of seniors.
Newest research findings on health
Four more research articles reinforcing the need to build health from the inside and avoid a chemicalized approach to health.
Why people skip the medication they’re supposed to take
Up to one-third of patients fail to fill their prescriptions and about three-quarters fall short of taking their medication as directed. Why? And what should policy-makers do about it?
ADR’s: The fourth leading cause of death in the U.S.
The FDA tracks adverse drug reactions in the United States and ranks them as the 4th leading cause of death.
Medical deaths
Adverse events are so prevalent in the medical system that they comprise one of the leading causes of death in the United States.
Your health manifesto
Being healthy today isn't easy. You have to take an active role in fighting back against the societal trends that conspire to make you less healthy than you could be. Arm yourself with these powerful ideas to help you take control of your health.
Political, social and economic forces conspire against your health
Build your awareness of the social and political forces that make it challenging to stay healthy.
Sickness cartel – Part 2
A doctor of chiropractic responds to an article about the "sickness cartel" - the alliance of drug companies, insurance companies, hospital systems,and medical organizations who have a vested interest in keeping you in fear of sickness.
Sickness cartel shows no signs of slowing
If you're trying to be healthy (and who isn't?) you need to be aware of the alliance of large drug companies, insurance companies, hospital systems, medical organizations, and large food producers that profit from sickness.