Free Help for Late Cancer, Early Diabetes, Addiction
It may seem that late cancer, early diabetes, and addiction are unrelated, but the chance at remission or cure for these three disorders centers around the same endeavor: Fighting the craving for pleasure. For late cancer and early diabetes, this toxic craving is for food. For addiction, it's for the substance or behavior that elicits the high. In all three cases, success depends on self-denial. Patients can have a chance at relief and recovery, but they must fight hard for it. I'm here to help them win: Call me confidentially at 959 274-3382.
Doug Dix, Ph.D. (Biochemistry), Professor of Health Science (retired) U. Hartford,
Emeritus Diplomat, American Board of Clinical Chemistry, and Secretary/Treasurer,
MOMS: The Fund for Mothers with Young Children (Thinktankmoms.com).
Everything offered is free of charge.
Free Help for Late Cancer, Early Diabetes, Addiction
Latest Episodes
Diabetes 2: School Nurse
Diabetes ranks among the most common chronic diseases of childhood with high risk of morbidity and premature mortality. But routine use of insulin typically prevents hyper- and hypoglycemic crises, and death in childhood from diabetic ketoacido...
Terminal Cancer 2
Some 600,000 Americas are destined to die of cancer in 2026 and many of these will confront a terminal diagnosis. Some will be worn out by a long fight. They'll embrace hospice, which will ease their deaths. But others will want to fight to the...
Addiction 1
All addictions are about getting high, and all highs involve dopamine in the brain's reward center. So therapy for addiction should be similar, if not identical, for all forms of addiction. There's lots of talk about addiction being a brain dis...