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Jonathan V. Wright, M.D.
Jonathan V. Wright, M.D. is the co-author of Natural Hormone Replacement for Women over 45 and the best-selling Dr. Wright's Guide to Healing With Nutrition (600,000 copies sold) He is medical director of the Tahoma Clinic in Kent, Washington, and has treated over 2,000 women with natural hormone replacement since 1982. Dr. Wright has also been a monthly medical columnist in Prevention (1976-1986) and Let's Live (1986-1996) magazines. Along with Dr. Gaby, Dr. Wright has taught Nutritional Therapy in Medical Practice, a four-day intensive seminar for health care practitioners, annually since 1982. This course is based on the Wright/Gaby research library, a compilation of over 35,000 medical journal articles dating from 1920 to the present.
Articles by Jonathan V. Wright, M.D.
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Soy Isoflavones are Safe and Effective for Preventing Breast Cancer
According to results of the Osteoporosis Prevention Using Soy (OPUS) study published in the Journal of Nutrition, May, 2009, postmenopausal women who were given two different doses of soy isoflavones did not experience an increase in the density of breast tissue. Instead, there was a decrease in breast tissue density. Since breast density is a general marker of breast cancer this is great news. Learn more in this article from Smart Publications.
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Cabbages and Cancer: the Most Powerful Cancer Prevention Tools We Now Have
These Are Possibly the Most Powerful Cancer Prevention Tools We Now Have... Di-indolylmethane and indole-3-carbinol, as well as the vegetables containing them, have all been shown to reduce risk of cancer, by balancing your estrogen metabolism in a very specific way. Learn more in this article from Smart Publications.
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Don’t Let Your Doctor Give You Horse Urine for Menopause!
Premarin is Horse Estrogen Derived From Horse Urine - So what's wrong with conjugated equine estrogens? Take a close look at the names. Notice the word "equine?" Yes, that equine! Premarin is horse estrogen! It is derived from the urine of pregnant mares, hence, its brand name. Premarin works great in female horses, just as Chevy parts work great in Chevys. But replacing human estrogens with horse estrogens may be asking for trouble. Learn more in this article from Smart Publications.