Category Archives: Articles Written by Dr Wise
Regarding a Fine Gentleman
Regarding a fine gentleman I just returned home from a sad but necessary event which was memorial services for my Uncle George who died a week ago. He had been diagnosed with untreatable cancer earlier this year. … Continue reading
Physicians Declaration of Independence
Recently I was sent a linkage to a WSJ article referencing a Physician declaration of independence by Daniel Croviotto MD. http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304279904579518273176775310 I acknowledge his frustrations expressed within the article , but find the declaratives as imprecise. Richard Amerling MD … Continue reading
Why Grandfather/ Grandmother might need a spinal tap
A problem often mischaracterized or “Why Grandfather/ Grandmother might need a spinal tap” I want to highlight a problem that is very often overlooked or misinterpreted. When a person over 60 years old begins to forget things and gets dulled … Continue reading
Selling acetaminophen poison over the counter
New Thoughts about some old medicines One of the curious societal circumstances is that poisonous drugs are allowed to be sold over the counter in an unregulated fashion and nontoxic ones are restricted. I don’t understand why this is … Continue reading
Carbohydrate Overload and Unintended Consequences
An Article by DR Wise: Carbohydrate Overload and Unintended Consequences With the arrival of this New Year I had decided that I was too heavy and there needed to be some changes. So, starting January 1,2012 I began … Continue reading
Drug Resistant Bacteria
An Article Written by Dr. Wise Drug Resistant Bacteria One of the current questions patients ask Me quite often today Is “What about bacteria which are resistant to antibiotics?” The media is loaded with scary stories about such bacteria these … Continue reading