All the Breaking Health News from the American College for Advancement in Medicine Meeting, Part 1
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I recently attended the annual meeting of the American College for Advancement in Medicine (ACAM) in Las Vegas. Here’s a brief synopsis of some of the highlights:
• Dr. Tony Lamas presented the results of the TACT study—a resounding vindication of chelation therapy. In fact, chelation works better than any known drug to prevent heart disease!
• Drs. Jennifer Landa and Lynn Patrick addressed environmental toxins: What are signs that your detox systems are failing? What supplements help to restore them?
• Dr. Russell Jaffee lists the tests that assess your anti-aging defenses
• Cancer: High-tech breakthroughs, hyperthermia, and the ketogenic diet (Dr. Thomas Seyfried)
• Dr. Tom Guilliams on adrenal function, saliva cortisol tests, the effects of stress, and natural adaptogens
• Preconception planning, pregnancy and infancy with Dr. Martha Herbert
• Nutrigenomics—how genetic analysis can guide diet and supplement choices
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