Dr. Jeffrey Dach on the Track Your Plaque program

Dr. Jeffrey Dach posted a great piece on his blog, Bioidentical Hormone Blog , about his perspective on the Track Your Plaque program.

It's worth reading even for those familiar with the program, just to see a slightly different perspective. He also included many great graphics to illustrate his points.

CAT Coronary Calcium Scoring, Reversing Heart Disease












Also, see Dr. Dach's Heart Disease: Part 2, for some novel thoughts.

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  • Jenny

    7/10/2008 2:59:00 PM |

    I would be very interested to know what you think of what he has to say about glutathione, which in my quick look at his web sites, leaped out at me.  As a fairly new TYP member, I don't recall coming across any discussion of it on TYP in what I've read so far, though I may have just overlooked it.

  • ethyl d

    7/10/2008 4:52:00 PM |

    Thanks for the link to Dr. Dach. Good stuff there.

  • Anonymous

    7/10/2008 7:26:00 PM |

    Dr. Dach's blog also references Nutrasal's phoschol product ... is it beneficial or a hoax? It might be akin to chelation therapy not supported by Dr Davis... but it's hard to resist the claim that phoschol returns cholesterol from plaques to the liver to be processed.

  • buy jeans

    11/3/2010 10:22:36 PM |

    So iodine deficiency in early 20th century America was a big problem. How to solve this enormous public health problem in a large nation without television, few radios, no internet, with a largely rural and often illiterate population?

  • kamagra

    4/25/2011 4:37:26 PM |

    I've been reading a lot of articles about Dr. Jeffrey Dach... and I think he is one of the best exponents in this kind of programs, it's all about perspectives and his points has been shaping my thoughts.

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Another interview with Livin' La Vida Low Carb's Jimmy Moore

Another interview with Livin' La Vida Low Carb's Jimmy Moore

I recently provided another interview for Livin' La Vida Low Carb's Jimmy Moore.

You may remember Jimmy as the irrepressible host of the Livin' La Vida Low Carb Show who lost around 200 lbs, dropping from 410 to 230 lbs on a low-carbohydrate diet.

In this hour-long interview, we discussed some of the dietary strategies that we use in the Track Your Plaque program.

Jimmy's website is definitely worth exploring. It's loaded with great interviews, including with Good Calories, Bad Calories author, Gary Taubes.

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  • mike V

    1/7/2009 8:38:00 PM |

    Dr Davis:
    I enjoyed hearing your voice interviewing with Jimmie, and of course, I am quite familiar with your blog photograph. To complete the picture, would you be willing to tell us a little about your own personal experience with TYP over time?


    In my opinion, yours is the most compelling health care message currently available in the USA. Particularly your observation that the excesses going on in drugs and health care bear quite startling similarities to those that have developed on Wall Street during the last thirty years.

    Now, what's to be done?
    The nation needs you Sir!
    When has there been a more important time for you and like minded physicians to come to the fore?
    There is another prominent bi-racial person who could really use someone like you to coordinate  support and guidance from the profession with his health reform planning.
    I do not believe you are alone. Would you please seriously consider developing a video to articulate some of the great health business changes needed to avoid another Wall Street?
    I agree it seems like an impossible task until you contemplate what Barak O'Bama is up against!
    Dr D., I confess I started this thought in a rather frivolous frame of mind, but the more I think about it the better it sounds! Would you consider Surgeon General?
    Best Wishes for a happy and productive 2009.

    MikeV
    (PS: Maybe Oprah would help with the video?)

  • Anonymous

    1/8/2009 5:38:00 AM |

    Looking forward to reading it. I am also trying to spread your blog over at Lowcarbfriends.com...

    Thanks Dr. D

  • steve

    1/8/2009 2:55:00 PM |

    any thoughts on the Quest vitamin D issue of inaccurate measurement?

  • Steve L.

    1/11/2009 5:05:00 AM |

    I thoroughly enjoyed the interview, on my mp3 player while grocery shopping, driving, etc.  Thank you for doing the interview.  Together with the other "top 5" interviewees that Jimmy posted, it was really a blockbuster week.

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