Answers Instead of Prescriptions

Hypothyroidism, or an underactive thyroid gland, is a common endocrine problem. Dr Maulfair talks about dessicated thyroid hormone and the synthetic man-made pharmaceutical Levothyroxine. Which should you take? Listen and decide.

Ep 133 - Macular Degeneration and Chelation Therapy by Dr Maulfair

Before I went to see Dr. Maulfair, I had been feeling sick for about 5 months like I've never been sick before. I went to my mainstream medicine doctors with symptoms of fatigue, extreme dizziness, nausea, digestive issues, cloudy thinking and a very bad rash with extreme itching on my eyes, scalp and forehead. I knew I had some type of allergy. At first my dermatologist thought I had a gluten intolerance and put me on a gluten-free diet which did not help at all. In September 2019, I went to the Allentown Fair and couldn't be sure what was gluten-free, so I said to my husband "I'll have some cotton candy, that has no gluten." After eating the cotton candy, the rash got worse and I began to itch over my head, face and neck. Then a light bulb went off. It was sugar! Now I began to do my own research and came to the conclusion that I had an overgrowth of yeast in my intestines. I put myself on "The Candida Diet" (found on the Internet) immediately. I began losing weight quite quickly. My six-month check with my primary care doctor was due so I told him what came up with. He did not say much and looked down, told me to follow-up with the dermatologist. After I told the dermatologist what I suspected and the fact that the gluten-free diet was not working, he told me it looked like I had a chemical allergy. I asked him "What about my other symptoms?". He said he did not know. He asked if I was using something new. I could not think of anything and told him no. I later realized that he was right about at least the chemical allergy. Besides the recent symptoms I was having, for many years I had digestive issues each time I ate, including gas, bloating and at times severe diarrhea. I went to my gastroenterologist and he came up with nothing more than giving me a C-Diff test. I knew I couldn't have that, because I had it after my C-section and they hospitalized me for 2 weeks on an IV. So again, I was left on my own to try whatever might work. I stopped eating wheat products and took a Glucomannan fiber supplement which helped for a while. I remained on the "Candida Diet", lost about 15 pounds and realized that some of the supplements I was taking were natural antifungals, causing die-off symptoms of the yeast and making me quite sick. In desperation, I left a message for my doctor requesting Nystatin or some prescription medication because I was not getting anywhere doing this myself. It was becoming difficult getting to work everyday and performing well at my job. His wife called me back stated the doctor would not give me Nystatin, "How do you know you have this?" At that point, I knew I had to look for an alternative doctor who recognizes this issue. I believe it was divine guidance that led me to Dr. Maulfair in November 2018 who agreed with my findings and knew just how to treat it. After 3 rounds of prescription antifungals, a vitamin and supplement regimen at home, of course "Dr. Maulfair's Candida Diet" and several months of oxidation, nutrient and glutathione infusions I was feeling so much better, but still itched and had a rash. Dr. Maulfair was so right about so many things. The idea that every part of your health is in your gut —your immune system, allergies, even your mood! That fact that your brain is connected to your gut is so true. I am living proof. With Dr. Maulfair's treatment I was able to discontinue antidepressants that I had been taking for 45 years and failed each time I tried to stop, due to withdrawal symptoms that made me so sick I could not function. This alone is a miracle! I am off all medications except for a mild blood pressure pill. I feel tremendous after all of this. I told Dr. Maulfair at my last visit that I feel like "I can fly". My daughter is having a big wedding in June and I am so grateful to have renewed my health just in time for her big day.

Selenium is a powerful antioxidant that fights oxidative stress and helps defend the body from chronic diseases, such as heart disease and cancer. We don’t need much, but what do need is very important.

Things Dr Maulfair discusses on this episode: Infectious diseases Treatments and symptoms PSA test is a blood test used primarily to screen for prostate cancer. The test measures the amount of prostate-specific antigen in your blood.

Anyone concerned with the safety of vaccines needs to hear this. The federal government has been neglecting safety obligations for decades. This has been proven in a court of law bringing RFK Jr and ICAN to victory over DHHS. Robert F. Kennedy Jr teamed up with the Informed Consent Action Network to take on the Department of Health and Human Services for vaccine safety violations and they have won. Their lawsuit has brought forth evidence that vaccine safety has been neglected for over 30 years.

What to ask for If you have cataract surgery How much of a certain vitamin or nutrient do you need Although antioxidants are generally good for you, you can overdo them Dr Maulfair discusses how pharmaceuticals (medications) can be helpful and how he prescribes them when indicated — but NOT as the standard go-to

The occurence of macular degeneration is drastically increasing. In fact, the number of cases are expected to triple — affecting up to 75 million people throughout the world — within the next 30 years. Macular degeneration can signal an imbalance of thyroid hormones. Drusen are small yellow or white spots that can build up in the eye causing macular degeneration. Many things contribute to this including blue light, LEDs, fluorescent lights, computers, cell phones, and more.The good news is something can be done. Dr Maulfair has had success treating macular degeneration. This is through a specific chelation therapy along with an infusion protocol designed to decrease the progress of macular degeneration and to reduce the chances of it occurring in the first place.

According to a study from US News and World Report back in 2003, heart disease was supposed to be eradicated by now.It doesn’t matter whether you have coronary artery disease, peripheral vascular disease, carotid artery disease, or any other type of vascular disease. The treatment might be different, but the disease process is the same.Dr Maulfair discusses the findings of a study from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on chelation therapy and how it has been found to be very effective in reducing the risk of heart attacks and strokes. This is especially true with patients that have already had a heart attack or already have diabetes.

Information on the drug Metformin which is commonly prescribed to lower blood glucose levels and alter the way the body handles insulin. Dr Maulfair discusses this, along with the connection to peripheral neuropathy, diabetes, vitamin b12, and more.