I hope this becomes an important source of health-related information for you. My practice and philosophy combines both conventional approaches and complementary approaches to improving health, treating disease and improving healthspan.
I ALSO HAVE A WEBSITE FOR THE PRACTICE- www.drbobsager.com
I am writing and posting content here frequently and if you sign up for email alerts on the left hand column, you'll get emails about new postings. There is also an RSS feed on the right hand side for people with RSS readers. I also plan to use the email alerts to let my patients know when Lynda & I will be away, when flu shots arrive and other news about the office.
I welcome questions, comments, and ideas for content. Please click on the categories on the right side to find information which I think is useful. You will find files to download on various health issues. Tell your friends and share what I have written.
I hope you explore this site and return often to sample the new content.
To Your Health -
drBob
Dr. Sager ~ Your such an awesome doctor, your a one of a kind! It's hard to find a doctor that really takes the time to listen to their patients and that treats the problem not just the symptoms. Thanks for everything!
Posted by: Amara Barber | September 12, 2006 at 08:35 PM
At an ExxonMobil Safety meeting with the top safety people out of Houston, they said that if you were taking Testosterone shots that you would not be allowed on and ExxonMobil location. Do you know the reason for this? Did not get the chance to question the reasoning?
Second, a friend of ours has been treated for prostrate cancer. He is taking some type of hormone shots, however he says it depletes his testosterone because that is what causes the cancer. Can you respond to this also.
Thanks
RNorton
Posted by: R Norton | October 17, 2006 at 06:20 AM
I have no idea why testosterone shots would upet ExxonMobil but would sure like to know their reason.
As to what causes prostate cancer, many theories and disagreements abound in the research. The European research suggests it is high estrogen levels (made from testosterone in males) that is the culprit.Prostate cancer cells do seem to grow in the presence of higher testosterone levels so that is why testosterone blockers are used in this country for treatment. My personal view is that other risk factors for prostate cancer are more important than testosterone. If in fact testosterone level determined cancer, why don't we see men in their 20's and 30's with prostate cancer?
drBob
Posted by: drBob | October 17, 2006 at 09:13 AM
Well, the new pics are very nice! Our choices are #9, 10, 11 and 12......but the favorite is 12.
Posted by: Saundra & Larry | February 17, 2008 at 01:00 PM
After years of chronic, and worsening, back pain, I happened upon Dr. Sager by luck. He promptly diagnosed the real problem, something no other doctor had beeen able to do, and suggest a simple and natural therapy. It worked! Dr. Sager has quite literally changed my life. Thank you, Doc!
Posted by: JS | April 22, 2008 at 07:13 AM
More & more people know that Blog are goods for every one where we can get more knowledge nice job keep it up !
Posted by: Health Related Articles | June 26, 2009 at 11:50 PM