Jeffrey Dach MD

Statin Drugs for Healthy Men over 75 Have No Clinical Benefit by Jeffrey Dach MD Treat 446 Men to Prevent One Heart Attack For males over the age of 75 with no prior history of heart disease, you have to treat 446 men with a statin drug to prevent one heart attack. This is called the Number Needed to Treat (NNT), and it is one of the most important statistics in preventive medicine. In plain…

Magnesium For Prevention and Treating of Coronary Artery Disease by Jeffrey Dach MD A shocking number of Americans suffer from heart disease every year. Millions take statin drugs, blood pressure pills, and other medications, yet the epidemic continues. What if the answer lies in a simple, inexpensive mineral that most doctors overlook? Magnesium.In my office, I see patients every day with…

Health Benefits of Umbilical Stem Cell Infusions Part Two by Jeffrey Dach MD Umbilical Cord Stem Cell Infusions for Insulin Sensitivity and Mitochondrial Function In my office, patients with type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, and metabolic dysfunction frequently ask about emerging regenerative therapies. One option that keeps coming up is intravenous umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem…

Atrazine: The Endocrine Disrupting Pesticide Causes Breast Cancer  by Jeffrey Dach MD The Trump administration has just re-authorized the pesticide atrazine for widespread agricultural use. Atrazine is one of the most heavily used herbicides in the United States, and the medical literature leaves no doubt: it is a potent endocrine-disrupting chemical (EDC) linked to breast cancer, other cancers,…

Arthroscopic Meniscus Surgery for Torn Meniscus: The Evidence For and Against by Jeffrey Dach MD Recently, a 58-year-old post-menopausal woman came to see my in the office. She was doing well on her bioidentical hormone program. However, she was experiencing  bilateral knee pain and swelling. She had been active all her life, hiking, gardening, and chasing after grandchildren, but now had trouble…

Thomas Seyfried and the Metabolic Theory of Cancer by Jeffrey Dach MD Thomas N. Seyfried is a professor of biology at Boston College and a leading researcher in cancer metabolism. He believes cancer is primarily a mitochondrial metabolic disease, not a genetic one. In his influential 2012 book and the many scientific papers that followed, Seyfried revives and expands the groundbreaking work of…

A Song That Made a Camel Weep: The Ancient Hoos Ritual of the Gobi Nomads of Mongolia In the vast, windswept Gobi Desert of Mongolia, life hangs by a fragile thread. Things are tough out there—brutal winds, scarce water, and the constant whisper of survival. One spring, a mother Bactrian camel endured a grueling two-day labor to bring a rare white calf into the world. But something went wrong in…

Podcast with Dr. Louise Newson and Jeffrey Dach MD. I have been a fan of Dr. Louise Newson for a long time, and have learned a great deal from her publications in the medical literature on hormone replacement. She is a prolific writer with a large following on her podcast, located in the U.K. in London. The Newson Clinic is located in Stratford-upon-Avon, specializing in hormone replacement for…

Stem Cell Institute Panama: A Deep Dive into the Riordan Institute, Golden Cells™, and Founder Neil Riordan’s Pioneering Research by Jeffrey Dach MD As a physician with a long-standing interest in regenerative and integrative medicine, I am frequently asked about offshore stem cell clinics offering mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) therapies for chronic conditions. One of the most prominent is the Stem…

Protective Effects of Measles Against Cancer and Heart Disease by Jeffrey Dach MD For the 63 years prior to the introduction of the measles \/a<<ine in 1963, measles mortality declined by 98%. In 1963, just prior to the \/a<<ine, there were about 400 annual deaths from measles in the US. This translates to one in 450,000 Americans died of measles. Aaron Siri says: Yet, our health department…

The Chickenpox Vaccine’s Unexpected Side Effect: Increased Incidence of Shingles by Jeffrey Dach MD An unexpected finding after introduction of the live virus chickenpox vaccine in 1995 was the finding of increased Shingles incidence in children with prior natural infection. Because of this concern, the chickenpox vaccine was not recommended in the United Kingdom (England) from 1995 to…

NAC and Glycine Prevents Decline of Aging and Prolongs Lifespan by Jeffrey Dach MD Over age of 50, we may we may experience age related fatigue, loss of muscle mass, slower recovery from injuries, brain fog, and greater risk for diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and inflammation. In previous newsletters, I have discussed Bioidentical Hormone replacement as our main way to prevent this decline.…

Everything Breast Cancer, Hormones for High-Risk Patients: Getting it Straight, Keeping it Safe Don’t Miss this Illuminating and Important Conference on Hormone replacement for Breast Cancer Survivors. I am honored to participate in this conference on Breast Cancer and Hormones organized by Drs. Lindsey Berkson and David Brownstein. Click Here to for More Information and How to Register Live…

Creatine and Alpha-GPC for Cognitive Enhancement  by Jeffrey Dach MD The question frequently comes up, Doctor, how can I increase my energy, and improve my brain function? We deal with this issue in the office on a regular basis. Creatine Supplementation Creatine increases energy by increasing mitochondrial ATP production benefiting muscle and brain which have high energy demands. Alpha-GPC…

Finding God in Mr. Foley’s I.V. by Jeffrey Dach MD In 1976, I was a medical student doing a medical clerkship at the University of Illinois Hospital. This is a true story the actually happened: As I walked through the snow covered parking lot into the hospital building, the place was strangely vacant. The hospital was a lonely place during the break between Christmas and New Year’s. The house…

Errors in Medicine, Bloodletting, Vioxx, Lobotomies, Thalidomide, Oxycontin by Jeffrey Dach MD Historical examples of medical establishment being catastrophically wrong: Bloodletting (standard practice for centuries) Lobotomies (Nobel Prize awarded, performed on 50,000+ patients) Thalidomide (caused birth defects in 10,000+ children) Vioxx (killed 60,000+ people, withdrew after 5 years) Opioid…

Pesticides and Breast Cancer Connection by Jeffrey Dach MD Dicamba is a pesticide recently given FDA approval in the US. In the European Union, dicamba is categorized as a suspected endocrine disruptor (Category II), indicating potential to interfere with hormone systems. The mechanism involves disruption of sex steroid hormone biosynthesis and signaling pathways, with estrogenic/ anti-androgenic…