Slow Aging and Delay Chronic Disease Development
William H Bestermann Jr MD, Mati Guralnek, Justin M. Davis"Your body is the most complex machine you own, but it didn’t come with instructions. I'm writing the Owner's Manual."
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Pillar 1: Cardiovascular Disease—Rewriting Your Family History and Defeating the “Widow-Maker”
To the Chief Medical Officer, Benefits Director, Family Decision-Maker, and Engaged Employee:
In 1989, my close friend Col. Pelli was forced into early retirement after developing severe shortness of breath with minor exertion. His EKG and...
A Revolutionary Shift in the Science of Chronic Disease (Part 5F): The Feed-Forward Trap and Metabolic Memory—Why Chronic Disease Takes on a Life of Its Own
To the Chief Medical Officer, Chief Human Resources Officer, or Self-Insured Health Plan Sponsor:
A popular trope in modern health wellness asserts that you can simply “reverse” chronic disease, erase diabetes, or scrub clean decades of va...
A Revolutionary Shift in the Science of Chronic Disease (Part 5E): The VEGF Signal—How Ovarian Cancer, Diabetic Retinopathy, and Macular Degeneration Share One Destructive Growth Engine
To the Chief Medical Officer, Chief Human Resources Officer, or Self-Insured Health Plan Sponsor:
If an employee develops wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) or proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR), a retinal specialist injects...
A Revolutionary Shift in the Science of Chronic Disease (Part 5D): The Zombie Cell Loop—Cellular Senescence, Paracrine Contagion, and the Toxic SASP Fire
To the Chief Medical Officer, Chief Human Resources Officer, or Self-Insured Health Plan Sponsor:
In our previous discussions, we mapped how hyperactive mTOR locks our cells into an unending state of growth and synthesis, while suppressing...
The Asymmetry of Medical Information
Within twenty-four hours, two respected American figures delivered an identical diagnosis and cure to corporate leadership:
- Dr. Robert Pearl—former CEO of The Permanente Medical Group, Stanford business and medical faculty, and author—...
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Dr. Bill Bestermann is an internal medicine doctor who practiced preventive cardiology for the last 20 years of his practice. He has learned that certain medicines have a more positive effect on your health than others and explains why.
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