In this episode of the NAB Communities Podcast, Dr Malerba discusses some of the biggest problems he’s observed in Western medicine and outlines the benefits of switching to a holistic approach to healthcare. The current U.S. healthcare system is in a state of disarray. Americans are seeking alternative and complementary medical treatments with increasing fervor, spending more than $27 billion annually. In his book, Green
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Our newest Green Forum contributor and children’s health advocate, Shelley Tzorfas, makes an impassioned plea to be wary of the promises of safety and protection that supposedly come with the latest vaccines marketed by PhRMA. A timely article given that the FDA has just approved a new quadrivalent vaccine that contains 4 different strains of flu virus. By Shelley Tzorfas (The Green Forum) Almost everywhere
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by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (The Green Forum) Epidemiological evidence indicates that whooping cough (pertussis) is on the rise in the U.S. this year. Given the general ineffectiveness of conventional medical treatment once a person has contracted the illness, it is incumbent upon the medical profession to consider other options. One such option with a long-standing clinical track record for reducing the duration and severity
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by Amy Cavanaugh (The Green Forum/DocMalerba.com) I love going to Goodwill to buy books. I notice that there are always a good number of books on wellness and spirituality, and I never know if the person who donated the book did so because they had healed themselves by reading it or merely gave up. Either way, it has been a goldmine for me, allowing me
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by Amy Cavanaugh: Amy Cavanaugh is a 53-year-old retirement plan consultant, a grandmother, and a community leader who was caregiver to a pain patient until he lost his life as a direct result of prescription pain pills, which were prescribed as part of his course of treatment for leukemia. Prior to his diagnosis, my husband was a pain patient due to a car accident. The neurologic
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by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (Huffington Post) With all the buzz surrounding the specter of cataclysmic change that may soon be upon us as the Mayan calendar comes to an end in December, it’s a good time to take stock of life here on planet Earth. While doomsday predictions will no doubt garner much of the attention from the mainstream media, I don’t plan on
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by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (Huffington Post/AOL) A green medical approach seeks innovation and is open to all healing methodologies, new or old, Western or Eastern, left-brained or right. The Green Revolution in medicine will bring together the best of conventional and alternative resources. It is not about eliminating one in favor of the other. It is about achieving a balanced approach that seeks unity
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by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (Huffington Post/AOL) Let’s face it, we have created an increasingly divided medical system that resembles a form of apartheid. This medical apartheid is, not surprisingly, a reflection the polarized society in which we live. The etymology of the term “apart-heid” essentially translates into “separate” “hood.” The unnatural divide has reached extreme proportions as the balance of power tips more in
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by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (Huffington Post/Aol) Everywhere we hear the call for the greening of American culture, and many are coming to understand that the same is needed for our medical culture. The complex issues surrounding the human experience of illness, disease, death, recovery, health and cure are too diverse and multifactorial to be confined to the limited parameters that orthodox Western medicine uses
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by Larry Malerba, DO, DHt (Natural News) Is it science or religion? Modern medicine projects the image of scientific rigor but has all the hallmarks of a system of religious belief. The practical consequence of its insular perspective is the dead-end system of Western medical materialism that we have today. Repair of the physical body is erroneously equated with healing. Never mind whether it is
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