Liver

A 2022 report in The Lancet Gastroenterology and Hepatology remarked that “Worldwide prevalence of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is considerably higher than previously estimated and is continuing to increase at an alarming rate. Incidence and prevalence of NAFLD are significantly higher among men than among women.” The article estimated, from the study of 72 […] The post Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease 2022 UPDATE appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

Vivien and I have been in France, as you know. We travelled around quite a bit, mostly the west. But one of the famous regions of France we did visit briefly was the Dordogne, east of Bordeaux (pronounced door-donn-yu, near enough!) It’s famous for a number of things: The caves paintings at Lascaux (better than […] The post Is Your Liver Like Pâté de Foie Gras? appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

No, I don’t mean tribal warfare or family disputes. I mean blood for transfusions that are filthy. Disease-ridden! It’s something the US specializes in: getting blood from students, tramps and druggies for a few dollars and then selling it to the rest of the world at a huge profit, on the understanding it’s a quality-controlled […] The post Dirty Blood appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

Frankincense (Boswellia species, various) is now well known as a holistic remedy, having positive action against a number of conditions, up to and NOT excluding cancer itself! This piece is about its gentler, less well-known companion: myrrh. We all know the story of the Magi, travelling from afar, bringing gold, frankincense and myrrh. It’s actually pre-Christian, so […] The post Biblical Medicine But Not Just Christian For Readers appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

Most people don’t think about how critical it is to protect your liver – until the liver stops working.  Before we dive in, grab a cup of coffee.  In fact, grab two! Your body will thank you! A lot of us don’t begin to function without a blast of caffeine to get us going.  Some […] The post Protect Your Liver with Coffee! appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

Would you give a piece of your liver to someone who needs it? It is rumored it’s dangerous to do so. Well, it’s not that dangerous, they want to assure us. People who donate a piece of their liver to someone in need of a transplant can still live a long and healthy life, according […]

Would you give a piece of your liver to someone who needs it? It is rumored it’s dangerous to do so. Well, it’s not that dangerous, they want to assure us. People who donate a piece of their liver to someone in need of a transplant can still live a long and healthy life, according […] The post Be A Liver Donor appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

Interview by film director Marcus Freudenmann (Cancer Is Curable NOW) Just a day after my return I was interviewed by Kevin Gianni from the Renegade Health Show for the international cancer summit. (I will tell you about this cancer summit in a later newsletter) In this interview Kevin asked me about the success rate of certain treatments and if the doctors or clinics we have visited, had given us some insights on long term success. Inspired by this question I thought to elaborate on this subject today. It is ridiculous that we think that doctors can give us a warranty. Imagine you drive your car on rough terrain  without checking the tire pressure, cooling water, air filters, oil filters, breaking fluid or anything else. You are in a bad mood and show that in your driving style, You are generally in a rush and don’t have time to cool down. And on top of that you drive with low quality fuel, old oil and a leaking old battery. Then the car breaks down. Steam from under the hood and you are devastated. “HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN TO ME????”    ” I DIDN’T DO ANYTHING WRONG!!!!!!” So you run to the car mechanic and ask him to fix the damage. “But please hurry. I have very little time”

Interview by film director Marcus Freudenmann (Cancer Is Curable NOW) Just a day after my return I was interviewed by Kevin Gianni from the Renegade Health Show for the international cancer summit. (I will tell you about this cancer summit in a later newsletter) In this interview Kevin asked me about the success rate of certain treatments and if the doctors or clinics we have visited, had given us some insights on long term success. Inspired by this question I thought to elaborate on this subject today. It is ridiculous that we think that doctors can give us a warranty. Imagine you drive your car on rough terrain  without checking the tire pressure, cooling water, air filters, oil filters, breaking fluid or anything else. You are in a bad mood and show that in your driving style, You are generally in a rush and don’t have time to cool down. And on top of that you drive with low quality fuel, old oil and a leaking old battery. Then the car breaks down. Steam from under the hood and you are devastated. “HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN TO ME????”    ” I DIDN’T DO ANYTHING WRONG!!!!!!” So you run to the car mechanic and ask him to fix the damage. “But please hurry. I have very little time”

Fatty Liver Disease Fatty liver is a common liver condition that occurs in over one-third of adults in the U.S. and with similar alarming frequency elsewhere in Western societies with poor diets. In some cases, the condition is mild and causes no noticeable symptoms, but in other cases it can lead to permanent liver damage […] The post Fatty Liver Disease appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

You need to keep your body filters cleared of dirt! Do you ever stop to think, when taking a pee, where that golden liquid comes from and how precious it is to you? Kidney cancers are significantly on the rise. In fact up by 50% in the years between 1991 and 2006. Not surprisingly, since most cancers are caused by xenobiotics and our kidneys have to filter more and more hostile chemical junk to protect us. It’s not just a boomer thing: the cancer increase is across all age groups, as you would expect if environmental toxins were to blame. In fact more younger people are getting diagnosed now than ever before (up from 45.9% in 1991 to 55.3% in 2006. It has been suggested that some of the rise comes from an increased rate of detection, due to CT scans. Today practically everyone who comes into ER with a complaint such as a belly ache is given a CT scan. Small kidney cancers that might have gone unnoticed are thus being detected. But that can’t explain the trend entirely, because the rise in cases began before the use of CT scans became prevalent. It’s a genuine trend.