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Dr. Forsythe's Monthly Newsletters are a compilation of customized complimentary medical treatments.
June 2007 -- The Balancing Act of Hormones and Beautiful SkinDr. Forsythe discusses the effects of menopause on the skin, The changes in hormone levels for a woman are often times a mirror of what was experienced years before during puberty. Where our teen years were a constant battle against acne and oily skin due to the increase of estrogen and testosterone, our middle years are marked by drier, wrinkled, thinner skin as a result of a decrease in estrogen and testosterone.
May 2007 -- New Armor for the Ongoing War against Skin CancerWorld renowned medical oncologist and homeopathic physician, James W. Forsythe is on the front lines in the battle against this aggressive and deadly form of cancer. Dr. Forsythe recommend preventative steps in protecting your skin from the risks of Melanoma.
April 2007 -- A View Into Thermography“Thermograms are non-invasive and do not involve compressing the breast. It is a useful form of risk assessment that helps you make valuable lifestyle changes in time to prevent breast cancer.” –James W. Forsythe, MD, HMD
March 2007 -- Natural Ways to Fight Multiple SclerosisDr. Forsythe recommends diet, exercise,supplements and vitamins that help manage Multiple Sclerosis.
February 2007 -- Politics of the Heart:Chelation TherapyDr. Forsythe discusses why EDTA chelation therapy is not more widely accepted by the medical community even though it has been proven to be beneficial to patients suffering from heavy metal or chemical toxins in their body as well as clogged arteries.
January 2007 -- Beating the Holiday BluesDr. Forsythe offers advice for beating the Holiday Blues, discusses the signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), and recommends natural alternatives to prozac for clinical depression.
December 2006 -- Managing Your Cholesterol During the HolidaysMany years of overindulging in too many calories, sugar, and fat can also mean putting on the pounds and for some who suffer from high cholesterol the extra pounds and rich high-fat foods puts them more at risk of heart attacks and strokes. Dr. Forsythe recommends his favorite diet and natural approaches in managing your cholesterol levels. You won't want to miss a healthy-heart recipe for pumpkin pie.
November 2006 -- Super-Foods that Help You Weather the Winter MonthsGetting your immune system up and running strong is key to preventing and recovering from colds and the flu. A healthy diet, moderate exercise, adequate sleep and stress control form the foundation for a healthy immune system. Dr. James W. Forsythe says there are a lot you can do to stay healthy and recommends adding the following foods to your grocery shopping list for the winter months.
October 2006 -- Finding HopeAn ovarian cancer survivor shares her story of triumph.
September 2006 -- A Few Simple Steps for a Healthy Recovery from SurgeryIf you or a loved one are preparing for surgery or wondering what it takes for a speedy recovery, you won't want to miss this newsletter. Dr. James Forsythe recommends a few simple and healthy steps for before and after surgery.
August 2006 -- Alternative Natural Therapies Under AttackIn this issue, Dr. James Forsythe discusses the importance of healthcare freedom and what this liberty means for his advanced cancer patients.
July 2006 -- 10 Steps to Healthy Skin and Skin Cancer PreventionIf you have ever had a sunburn or have enjoyed bathing in the sun, you may be at risk for skin cancer. Dr. Forsythe recommends ten steps in maintaining healthy skin while simultaneously preventing skin cancer.
June 2006 -- Breast Cancer Survivors’ Maintenance RegimenIf you are a breast cancer survivor, you won't want to miss this newsletter. Dr. Forsythe explains his recommended maintenance regimen and why it has benefited so many of his breast cancer patients.
May 2006 -- The Myth Behind the Recommended Daily AllowanceIf you want to know why the Required Daily Allowance (RDA) for vitamins and minerals are so outdated, you'll want to read this newsletter. Dr. Forsythe helps you understand why the newer dosage levels of vitamins and essential minerals, called “optimal doses”, are not recognized by the American Medical Association (AMA) and the Federal Drug Administration (FDA).
April 2006 -- Fighting Cancer with Complimentary TherapiesDr. Forsythe recommends various supplements to help fight cancer.
March 2006 -- Take charge of your ArthritisDr. James Forsythe recommends essential herbs and supplements to help battle arthritis.
February 2006 -- Winning the Battle of Fatigue with Natural Energy BoostersDr. James Forsythe recommends essential herbs and supplements for treating fatigue.
January 2006 -- Hypertension or High Blood PressureDr. James Forsythe recommends essential herbs and supplements for treating high blood pressure.
December 2005 -- Natural Alternatives to AntibioticsDr. Forsythe discusses natural alternatives to antibiotics.
November 2005 -- DiabetesDr. Forsythe gives recommendations on how to manage Diabetes by using natural therapies.
October 2005 -- The Truth about Vitamin EIf you are considering taking vitamin E with your daily multivitamin regimen, this is a newsletter you won't want to miss.
September 2005 -- What You Need to Know about Lung Cancer Treatment OptionsDr. Forsythe answers your e-mail questions on lung cancer including prevention, risks, and treatment options.
August 2005 -- Poly-MVA, a new cancer food supplementIf you or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, Poly-MVA therapy might be your best alternative.
