Ladd McNamara, M.D discusses the future of medicine both as it relates to health, supplementation, and how health professionals are finding new ways to increase income in an ever evolving world!

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Comments Posted on Mar 04, 2012 Last Updated Mar 05, 2012 Posted by Ladd McNamara, M.D.
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Dr. Ladd McNamara Speaking Engagements …Sharing with Others

The following are just some of Dr. Ladd McNamara’s upcoming speaking engagements. Dr. McNamara travels to deliver his “Power of Cellular Nutrition” presentation, and also 

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Comments Posted on Jan 20, 2012 Last Updated Apr 16, 2012 Posted by Ladd McNamara, M.D.
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Studies Show it is Better to Take Your Thyroid Medication at Bedtime

If you are taking thyroid hormone medication you’re doctor may have told you to not take them with vitamins.   Some doctors may have recommended you separate them by an hour, 3 hours, and I’ve even heard a doctor suggest you need 12 hours inbetween.   So, why the confusion, and what’s the conflict with taking nutritional supplements with thyroid medication?

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Comments Posted on Jan 16, 2012 Last Updated Apr 16, 2012 Posted by Ladd McNamara, M.D.
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Doctors are Increasingly Pessimistic About the Future of Medicine in Regard to Career Satisfaction.

Most doctors chose medicine for obvious reasons: to help people with their health, to become professionals, for the sense of accomplishment, and to earn a significant income.  Doctors invest a significant amount of money and time to first receive a medical degree and then to specialize in their field of expertise.  

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Comments Posted on Jan 16, 2012 Last Updated Apr 16, 2012 Posted by Ladd McNamara, M.D.
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What You May Want to Know About Nutritional Supplementation and IgA Nephropathy, or Berger’s Disease, The Most Common Cause of Glomerulonephritis.

IgA nephropathy, also known as Berger’s disease and synpharyngitic glomerulonephritis, is a disease in which IgA antibodies are abnormally produced due to an unidentified immune response (most likely in the intestinal tract); the blood stream is flooded with IgA antibodies which are then filtered by the kidneys.   The glomeruli (small bundles of capillaries where filtration occurs) become inflammed, and is known as glomerulonephritis.
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Comments Posted on Nov 23, 2011 Last Updated Apr 16, 2012 Posted by Ladd McNamara, M.D.
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New Study Gives Insight into How Much Vitamin D Might Be Too Much, but More Importantly Just How Safe High Doses of Vitamin D Actually Are

A new study reported at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions in Orlando this week indicates that “too much” vitamin D is associated with atrial fibrillation (irregular heart beat).   However, the findings are not as bleak as it sounds.   In fact, the results are actually reassuring in regard to the safety of high dose vitamin D!   Despite some who try to spin the results in favor of minimal or no supplementation, this study, lead by Dr. T. Jared Bunch, a heart rhythm specialist at the Intermountain Medical Center Heart Institute in Utah reaffirms the safety of supplementing with high doses of vitamin D.   So, what daily dose is safe, and how much was “too much?”

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