The Unexpected Heart Hero: How ​the Natural Medicine Colchicine is Reshaping Cardiovascular Risk Reduction

​​Stephen W. Parcell, ND ABAAHP For decades, we’ve waged war on heart disease, primarily focusing on cholesterol. While statins have been revolutionary, a persistent “residual risk” for cardiovascular events remained, often linked to a silent, insidious culprit: inflammation. But what if an​ old ​plant-derived ​ drug, primarily known for treating gout, ​could tame this inflammatory storm in your arteries? Enter colchicine, the surprising

EDTA Chelation Therapy: A Promising Ally in the Fight Against Atherosclerosis

In the modern medical era, atherosclerosis—the buildup of plaque within arterial walls—remains a leading cause of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. While standard treatments, such as statins, antihypertensives, and lifestyle modifications, have significantly improved outcomes, they do not reverse existing plaque or address certain environmental factors that contribute to vascular disease. Emerging research suggests that EDTA

“Cholesterol Doesn’t Cause Heart Disease.” Is this Claim Dangerous and Wrong?

In recent years, a vocal minority has promoted the idea that cholesterol does not cause heart disease. This is also known as the cholesterol myth. This narrative has gained traction on social media and in some alternative health circles. However, these claims are fundamentally flawed and contradict decades of robust scientific research, clinical trials, and

How Methylene Blue Treatment Can Help Boost Brain Function

In the search for ways to improve memory, focus, and overall brain performance, one unexpected candidate has resurfaced with promising results — a vivid blue compound called methylene blue. Initially developed in the 19th century as a fabric dye, methylene blue quickly became a medicine for treating malaria and certain blood disorders. Today, researchers are

Methylene Blue Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease? A Look at the Research

Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most prevalent neurodegenerative disorders, affecting millions worldwide. With no cure currently available, researchers are exploring various treatment avenues—including an unexpected candidate: Methylene Blue (MB). What is Methylene Blue? Methylene Blue is a well-known compound with a long history in medicine. Originally used as a dye and antiseptic, it has