Supplementing Made Easy
To supplement or not to supplement is a common question. It is one I struggled with early in my career but came to the conclusion that it is absolutely necessary. The human body is amazing, particularly in its ability to have multiple ‘backup systems’ in place should a vital nutrient not be available to perform
Improve your Health with Prolon Fasting Mimicking Diet
In our ongoing efforts to provide the best advice and best value for our patients I’d like to provide you with a great option to lose weight and improve your health. I know many of you are aware of the benefits of intermittent fasting or time limited feeding. This healthful trend is attributed in a
Rabies in Georgia: Understanding the Outcome of Infection and Vaccine Schedule
Rabies is a viral disease that affects both animals and humans, posing a significant public health concern worldwide. In the state of Georgia, it is crucial to be aware of the potential risks associated with rabies and understand the importance of vaccination. There have been two animals in Gwinnett county in the past 2 weeks
White Paper: Alternative American Medical System Funding Model
I am Dr. Nicholas Beaulieu and I have been a practicing Family Physician for twenty-eight years. I believe I have unique insight into the financial models that fund the current American medical system. I propose an alternative funding model introducing a public and private partnership that does not require a major overhaul of the existing
IT’S NOT HEALTH INSURANCE . . . .
I suspect my patients are tired of hearing the mantra; ‘It is not Health insurance, it is Wealth Insurance’. The topic usually comes up during any conversation regarding how eventually my practice will be paid for the services we provide. Many patients are just waking up to the fact that they personally will have to pay
GOOD DOCTORS DON’T TAKE INSURANCE
Though this is not uniformly the case there are some very good reasons why the topic bears discussion particularly in the realm of Primary Care. Working for a large corporation (like a hospital) or an insurance company subjects the physician to the vagaries of the profit motive filtered through that entities ambitions. These ‘third party’
