All you have to do is find out what they are.

It’s nothing short of plain ol’ brainwashing.

Fortunately, you can still find gems of truth among all the crapola out there, if you have a good BS detector.

Developing this all-important tool means two things: #1) seeing medical lies for what they are; and, #2) understanding truths when you find them (or I find them for you).

Testing Your BS Detector

Look, I’m a retired professor, which means I love quizzes. (Not really, but it sounds good, doesn’t it?)

If you’re up for it, here’s a simple quiz to see how well your BS detector works when if comes mainstream medicine. (No grades later – I promise.)

Here’s how it goes. Just answer this question:

What do all of these statements have in common?

1. Drugs will ‘give you health’
2. Only medical doctors are the experts in health
3. To prevent we need to screen
4. Health insurance will keep you healthy
5. Vaccines make you healthy
6. You just have bad luck
7. Disease is the result of bad genes
8. Go to hospitals – they really are places of health and healing
9. Mainstream health is ‘up to date’
10. Finding ‘cures’ is simple if researchers have enough funding

All you ‘A’ students probably have the right answer already, which is:

They are all lies.

One thing is certain for us seniors. Adhering to these lies will age you faster, make you sicker, and end your life sooner.

What Can You Do Instead?

The obvious thing to do is get better health information and apply it. That’s easier said than done.

This is where I come in…

…I am Dr. Dennis Clark, your fellow Baby Boomer. I’m also a research scientist with a passion for Baby Boomers’ health.

What I do is find natural cures and for so-called ‘age-related’ diseases based on actual human biology. Not on profit-driven drug development. Not on dietary advice that doesn’t work. Not on fancy-schmancy gene therapy. Not on expensive surgeries that do more harm than good.

Just good ol’ basic biology, based on how humans adapted to live more than two million years ago.

As I said earlier, your body has all the tools you need for living a long and healthy life. All I do is explain what they are and how you can use them for your own health.

Finding out what these tools are isn’t really THAT simple. It takes some work to dig them out from the cacophony of medical misinformation and disinformation out there.

Fortunately for me and you, the resources for finding this information are mostly free to the public.

Here’s how I find it.

One of my favorite starting points is searching medical research databases, such as PubMed, hosted by the U.S. National Institutes of Health. Google Scholar is also a good source that I often use. It’s much better focused on scientific research than a general Google search.

Both sources provide listings of research journals that encompass a spectrum of health approaches, from mainstream to alternative medicine. These listings provide links to original research studies and reviews, generally accompanied by abstracts. Full articles are also available. Some are free of charge, although most are not.

I’m also constantly on the lookout for the latest health books for the public, many of which I buy for my own library. The good ones are golden. Even the bad ones have value, at least for me to explain to you why they are so bad. (Most health books fall into this category.)

Every year I attend seminars, paid and free, plus assorted health conventions.

I consult with a stable of naturopathic and allopathic doctors locally, for their input on Baby Boomers’ health issues. (This includes professors at the local naturopathic college – the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine – where I am still listed as adjunct faculty. [Don’t get too excited about that – being adjunct faculty just means they don’t pay me.])

Once I have in hand the best information I can find, I evaluate it, analyze it, and judge it for applicability to my health and yours. This is where my scientific experience comes in handy. I know how to evaluate experimental designs, statistical analyses, and research conclusions to see whether they make sense. (Most studies don’t make the grade.)

Most importantly for you, I write reports for the lay public (i.e., my fellow Baby Boomers) that are clear and understandable even if you don’t have a scientific background like I do.

Can You Do This On Your Own?

Yes, of course you can. All the information I use is available to the public.

The challenge for you is finding and sorting through research on any topic. This may require sifting through tens of thousands of references. (In the extreme, for example, PubMed lists more than 150,000 publications on Alzheimer’s disease. I estimate that maybe 1% of them truly provide important data for what to do about this insidious disease.)

Finally, you must have a basic grasp of biology. The basics also include a couple of scary topics for most people – i.e., biochemistry and biophysics.

There you have it – you can do everything I do if all that is in place for you.

A Simpler Alternative

I’ll do all the work for you.

What I mean is, you can benefit from what I find by getting what I call my Boomer Health Reports sent directly to you, one every month.

In my humble opinion, what I have to say might be the best explanation of how human biology works to keep you healthy. And how you can capitalize on it.

I’ve already discovered true solutions for some of the biggest health challenges that we Baby Boomers face. For starters, these include arthritis, cardiovascular disorders, cancer, dementia (including Alzheimer’s disease), high blood pressure, obesity, and diabetes. There are many more.

Act Now – Your Life Clock is Ticking

I’ve made the whole process of making my research essays on Baby Boomers’ health as simple as possible. In fact, my approach may surprise you (pleasantly, I hope).

I provide monthly research reports on critical strategies for getting and staying healthy – just for seniors like us – based on real human biology.

Meaning, natural HEALING modalities, not high-priced modern medicine.

The annual cost for these reports is $25.00. I charge this nominal fee for two main reasons: 1) it helps allay my costs for the books, seminars, journal articles, etc., I use as source materials for my reports; and, 2) it requires your “skin in the game” as incentive for you to pay closer attention to what I have to say.

It’s simple human nature – freebies have less value. And I really want you to put as much effort as you can into understanding and putting into action the strategies that I provide for you.

How to Get My Reports

I’ve set up ordering via PayPal. This will give me your email address so I can send each report to your InBox. Once you submit payment, you will receive a link for downloading my Welcome Issue. It all happens almost instantaneously (or, it’s supposed to) – no waiting.

As soon as I receive your order, I will send you 12 reports, one each month for a year.

That’s It!

Go ahead and get your subscription going right now.

As if your life depends on it.

Communicating with Me

Whenever you have questions, comments, etc., for me, here’s what works best:

I have set up a dedicated email account at BoomerHealthCenter [at] gmail [dot] com. (Notice how I wrote that to undermine email-harvesting robots?) I check that account once a day, so be patient when waiting for my reply.

Call or text me on my cell phone: 602-908-8520. (I usually keep the ringer set to “mute” – my strategy for limiting interruptions. Or, I might be on the golf course when you call. Either way, I will check for messages each day and return your call as quickly as I can.)

Are Their Any Guarantees?

I’m not up for the usual “marketing games” that others play.

Rather, I’ll just promise to give you your money back if you’re not satisfied with my reports.

No questions asked. (Actually, I might like to chat with you for your input on how I could make my reports better for one and all.)

Simple, straightforward. The way I like it. I’m sure you do, too.