W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones

W. Gifford-Jones, MD is the pen name of Dr. Ken Walker, graduate of Harvard Medical School. Diana Gifford-Jones is his daughter, a graduate of Harvard Kennedy School. Their latest book, “No Nonsense Health” is available at: Docgiff.com Sign-up at DocGiff to receive our weekly e-newsletter. For comments, contact-us@docgiff.com. Follow our new Instagram accounts, @docgiff and @diana_gifford_jones .

Most Recent Articles by W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones:

I Hated Picking Peaches April 24, 2017
We all live in an increasingly toxic world
Can Six Million Readers Answer This Question? April 17, 2017
So what can stop or reverse atherosclerosis? Alzheimer’s disease
Strokes; Not Just For the Elderly April 10, 2017
Regardless of how you take C and lysine, research shows that there’s less chance of a blood clot or arterial rupture resulting in a crippling stroke or death
Informed Consent: Are You Really Informed? April 3, 2017
Sometimes it’s better to live with the devil you know than the one you don’t know
Vitamin K2: How It Helps Heart and Bone March 20, 2017
Hopefully, my daily intake of high doses of vitamin C as well as K2, A + D will provide added protection against this nation’s number one killer, heart attack
There’s More to Constipation than Grunting. March 13, 2017
There’s an added advantage of decreasing the risk of coronary attack and other cardiovascular troubles, a win win situation easily achieved with zero side-effects.
Fidgeting, And Magic Underwear March 6, 2017
It’s taken thousands of years to evolve the human body. But less than 100 years to develop the lethal rust of obesity, diabetes and heart attack, due to devices to reduce exertion
“Dying, I Don’t want to be There When it Happens”. February 20, 2017
Like Woody Allen we’d all prefer not to be there when death occurs. But unless we quickly discover Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of Youth, you can be assured you will be there sooner or later
Ways to Decrease the Risk of Heart Attack February 13, 2017
Thank You for Being Our Voice February 6, 2017
Some readers, of course, believe accepting MAID in any form is embarking on the slippery slope to hell
Increased Activity = Greater Brain Power January 30, 2017
Increasing evidence that regular exercise lowers the risk of dementia
LeafSource : A Natural Remedy 100 Years in the Making January 9, 2017
What Did You Learn in 2016? January 2, 2017
So let’s see from this quiz how much you learned this past year
Why Would God Have Made Wine So Good? December 26, 2016
Moderate drinking consists of one or two drinks day
LILT, A New RX for Concussions December 12, 2016
Low Intensity Laser Therapy (LILT)
A Miner Will Save Millions from Blindness December 5, 2016
DIAGNOS is “Beat it in a blink”
Readers Response to Insulin Pill Discovery November 28, 2016
Surviving a Toxic World November 21, 2016
ImmunoCare
Why Would I Ever Buy a Penny Stock? November 14, 2016
Eastgate Biotech Corp, Type 2 Diabetes, Oral Insulin pill
Cruising With Cardiologists to Alaska, and What I Learned November 9, 2016
I also believe there is enough scientific evidence to show that anyone taking CLDs should be taking CoQ10. It’s available at Health Food Stores
The Miracle Molecule NO October 30, 2016
Nitric Oxide,
Mother’s Rx for Recurrent Urinary Infections October 17, 2016
Eastgate Biotech Corp, UTI E Drops
Why I’ve Never Forgotten a Japanese Girl October 10, 2016
Even expensive MRIs, designed to detect even minute spinal cord changes, are at times unable to diagnose the cause of pain
Losing Weight the Asinine Way October 3, 2016
AspireAssist
Hillary Clinton: Did She Receive the Best RX? September 19, 2016
I take 10,000 milligrams of powdered C daily (available in health food stores) and can’t remember when I last had a cold
If Clinton Becomes President Will Her Hair Turn Gray? September 12, 2016
What is it that makes our hair turn several shades of gray as we get older?
Waiting to Treat Prostate Cancer? September 9, 2016
Autopsies show that 50 percent of men over age 59 have prostate cancer
Why Cancer Patients Will Suffer to Protect the Lives of Addicts August 22, 2016
It’s hard to believe that cancer patients with a few days to live are denied sufficient painkillers for fear of addiction. Today common sense has become an uncommon commodity
An Update on the Risks of Heartburn Drugs August 15, 2016
My advice is to avoid GERD by limiting calories, losing weight, stop smoking, limiting the use of painkillers, and starting a sound lifestyle
What They Don’t Tell You about Baldness and Heart Attack July 27, 2016
Other good news is that those with just receding hairlines were not at increased risk of heart trouble