Dr. Russell Jaffe was recently interviewed on the Optimal Performance Podcast discussing the top eight predictive biomarkers for lifetime health. What you’ll learn from Dr. Russell Jaffe on this episode of the Optimal Performance Podcast: The message is: you can control and save your life – or you can put it in the hands of […]
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The importance of eating and drinking healthy is fairly well understood by most of us. It’s the thinking and doing that often gets left behind. Diet, supplementation, and regular detoxing are important aspects to keeping your body alkaline, healthy, and resilient. Additionally, both mental and emotional health, and general fitness or activity level, significantly impact […]
Managing Persisting Bio-accumulating Pollutants: Toxic Minerals, Biocides, Hormone Mimics, Solvents, and Chemical DisruptorsRussell Jaffe, MD, PhD, CCN, NACBFirst line comprehensive care is an increasingly sought choice by patients, clinicians, and frontier scientists, looking functionally for causes; recognizing the role of the integration of mind and body; appreciating our adaptation to our environment; using predictive and […]
Russell Jaffe, MD, PhD, CCN, NACBThis article addresses aspects of the human healing response in the context of what the evidence supports in the use of functional assays to improve diagnostic precision, patient-specific comprehensive case management, and out-comes monitoring.Essential and innate to human life is our immune system, with a principal action in defense and […]
Russell Jaffe MD, PhD, CCN, and Jayashree Mani, MS, CCNPredictive biomarkers are a few tests that can now be referenced to goal values whose interpretation can include a lifestyle action plan that enhances functional cost and outcome effectiveness, adding years to life and life to years.This article addresses:what these predictive biomarkers are and why they […]
Russell Jaffe, MD, Ph.D. and Oscar Rogers Kruesi, MD Molecular regulation of brain metabolism and function can now be measured selectively. Patients with mood and thought disorders can often be classified based on this information. Clinical management can often be improved by therapeutic interventions based on advanced chemical and immunologic testing techniques. The relevant information is […]
Diagnosis, treatment, tests and interpretation.By Russell Jaffe, MD, Ph.D.,CCNA common clinical assumption is that homeostatic mechanisms and immune defense and repair reserves are intact or can be spontaneously restored. This is not the case in autoimmune illnesses where homeostasis and immune defenses have been disrupted as marked by intracellular acidosis, impaired electron transport, and depletion […]
When addressing gluten reactivity, it helps to use a Physiology First view, with understanding how adaptive immunity works and the meaning of antibody responses. Read more.
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