My daughter who is 19 y/o and weighs 110 pounds, she is a student in college who eats in the cafeteria and has been breaking out since she got to school on mainly her cheeks, by her temples, and occasionally her forehead. We think it may be due to a mix of diet and stress levels. I'm wondering if you have any tips or supplements for her to try and resolve it.

Hi Maurice, My nan is 72 yrs old and has only recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Recently has been feeling very weak and on the odd occasion she faints (only upon hearing bad news). Shes developed pain in her right shoulder which shoots down her arm. Her right hand is slightly swollen and the docs recently diagnosed her with arthritis. Is there anything we can do to make her feel better? Do

I need your help & assistance. My mother has been suffering from high cholesterol for a long time and has not used statins. At 56 years old, her most recent test showed a total cholesterol level of 7.79mmol/L. I would like your help in creating a protocol to help her reduce this increase. She is experiencing pimples and redness on her face, and has begun to exhibit mild Parkinson's symptoms in her hand. I have purchased the following supplements for her, hoping will help reduce her cholesterol levels and improve her symptoms. However, I would appreciate it if you could advise me on the appropriate dosages to be taken throughout the day. Thank you very much. The supplements are as follows: 1) Niacin 500mg flushing from Life Extension 2) B-complex, Omega-3, and Milk Thistle from Paradise 3) Bile Acid Factors from Jarrow."

My daughter was operated on for a CHD shortly after birth, and had a complicated hospital stay: on the brink a couple times. In the process of hospital stay her digestion was definitely trashed; she was put on tpn, and octreotide- and then then a crappy nestle brand formula. I've worked hard to recover her gut. But aside from that she has scars on her pulmonary vascular system in multiple places where they Frankensteined her heart. They have put a timeline on her next surgery based on the state of her right ventricle. She had a pulmonary conduit and some mapcas moved. I've done research and the number one reason for reoperation is failure, calcification, or dysfunction of the conduit- or heart failure. I'm also concerned that one of her lungs is not doing well and nobody I've brought it up to has offered a valid response. I've been giving her hawthorn- instead of propranolol We are passed a date that was given-for a scheduled reoperation and she's been doing great since then she learned to walk and she's been thriving... although recently her exercise tolerance has gone down. You could probably tell what my concerns should be better; but as far as I know right now I'm seeking things to reduce or reverse calcification and inflammation- reduce load on heart(heart failure), open pulmonary vascular system, and keep a healthy rhythm.

My daughter is 19 and has Hashimoto’s . She is on 50 mg Synthroid and her levels are normal. However, she is constantly fatigued. She started putting on some weight and her hair is brittle and falling out. What supplements would you suggest? Her ideal goal would be to get off of this medicine and live a healthy lifestyle. We’ve been told that that’s not possible. What are your thoughts?