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May 29, 2020
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May 23, 2020
Ask The Blood Detective - COVID-19 - HOW TO EAT & WHAT SUPPLEMENTS TO TAKE
Dr. Wald asks, “What nutrition should you consume, as both foods and supplements to optimize your immune system? Does your nutrition differ from others? The answer is yes your nutrition is different and therefore how you manage your health must be personalized for you - especially if you are also taking efforts against the COVID-19 virus. A wealth of date shows that vitamins, including vitamin A, B6, B12, C, D, E and folate and trace elements including zinc, iron, selenium, magnesium, copper and omega 3 fats all support the immune system if taken correctly and at the right time. Mortality appears to be the highest among older people with comorbid diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, respiratory conditions and others, but why are the aged affected more? It is not simply because of their chronological age, but it is because of there poor nutritional status at least in great measure. Poor nutritional intake, malabsorpiton, medications and various other lifestyle factors. Importantly, selenium deficiency along may be responsible for a larger number of infections in the first place and a worse outcome and increase death rates. Join Dr. Michael Wald as he explores these and other health issues and what you can do to strength your resistance against infections and all causes of death and disease. Dr. Wald can be reached by calling 914-552-1442. His email is: info@BloodDetective.com and how website is: DrMichaelWald.com and Dr. Wald is available for Zoom and phone consultations and is currently accepting patients”.
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May 2, 2020
Ask The Blood Detective - The Novel Coronavirus
The Novel Coronavirus is here to stay. It is now endemic in the world population just like the measles, chicken pox, the flu and the common cold. It is also likely, just like the cold and flu viruses that most of us will eventually be exposed to the coronavirus. Many of us have other illnesses, some known and some unknown to us, that will make us more vulnerable to a worse disease if exposed to the coronavirus. Parasites for example, that are abundantly present in the United States in our food supply, water and other sources seriously affect our health. Inflammation, intestinal health, adrenal strength - virtually any body system can be affected with parasites or viruses. But the symptoms of parasites and even the coronavirus may go unnoticed or may not exist at all - for some of us this can mean serious health problems. Join Dr. Michael Wald, The Blood Detective, as he unravels the ways in which the coronavirus affects the body and how parasite infections can make matters worse. Dr. Wald provides details of the nutritional supplement and food choices that may help improve what’s known as immune resiliency. Learn more by listening here. Dr. Wald can be contacted for a Zoom Consultation at 914-5521442. Email him at: info@blooddetective.com and view his website and free content at: DrMichaelWald.com
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April 18, 2020
Ask The Blood Detective - Everything Immune
Ask The Blood Detective - hosted by, Dr. Michael Wald Ask The Blood Detective is a truly unique show because it’s the only show out there that’s about YOUR needs and not some average mythical person.
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April 11, 2020
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March 13, 2020
Ask The Blood Detective - HOW TO BOOST YOUR #IMMUNITY IN 20 STEPS
Lowered immunity and poor nutrition are often linked. Yet little is talked about regarding the proper use of diet and nutritional supplements and hygiene to reduce infection risk. Lean what vitamins help boost immunity. What effect does stress have upon lowering immunity? Do you absorb all of those healthy foods and supplements that you eat? Do medical doctors receive education on nutrition? How do you know if you should add nutritional supplements to your current diet? Can taking specific nutrients like vitamin E and selenium make a real difference in allowing your body to turn a virus that's not so bad into an "evil virulent virus"? And more!
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February 28, 2020
Ask The Blood Detective - How deadly is the coronavirus?
How deadly is the coronavirus?
The coronavirus has killed more people than the SARS virus. It is spreading rapidly and early detection and screening is lacking. The CDC are the only ones doing the necessary PCR test. It is the authors opinion that the PCR testing should be available now to oppositions and should be done even with the earliest suspicion of a viral infection.
Is there a blood test for the coronavirus?
The virus is a pandemic now and there must be a lower threshold for testing. Handwashing is essential, avoiding airplanes, local distancing, avoiding touching other individuals including your face and the use of masks will help to a small amount. Case fatalities are unknown. There is no vaccine available to boost immunity and thus there is no immunity to the coronavirus.
How is the coronavirus spread?
Over 600 people are dead at this point. Underlying condition such as hypertension and diabetes allow this novel pathogen to kill people much more easily. Being over 60 years of age Also increases the severity of the virus. Viral replication is high even in those who are feeling better after infection. Post infection and complications are high. People are affecting or spreading by a process known as seating.
How does the coronavirus called ARDS?
People generally die of this virus through the condition known as acute respiratory distress syndrome. This condition involves fluid that is leaking into the alveolar space it is approaching containing fluid that makes it difficult for oxygen to pass from the Lung cells into the capillaries and then into the blood. Doctors therefor wait and pray that the patient will survive long enough for the body to remove the fluid and inflammation.
What connection is there between the corn
The coronavirus likely spread to humans through baths. Genetic testing seems to suggest this. Coronavirus mostly spreads to droplets via coughing and sneezing with respiratory cells then infect people because they are infected themselves. Droplets are small fluid particles that settle out within 1 to 2 minutes so surgical mask is good for this protection. Interestingly, the surgical mask is not good for breathing shared air.
What is the best face mask for preventing coronavirus infection
Then there are airborne transmission through tiny droplets. Tiny drop the transmission can be lowered with the use of the N 95 facemask. Contaminated objects are known as formitess and can spread infection as a person touches a door knob then someone else touches the door knob. For more information right Dr. Michael Wald Info@bloodetective.com. DrMichaelWald 914-5521442. DC/MS/DACBN/Doctor of Nutrition Masters in Nutrition, Dietitian, Doctor of Philosophy in Holistic Nutrition.
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February 13, 2020
Ask The Blood Detective - Are you tired of your doctor not finding the answers to your health issues?
Are you tired of your doctor not finding the answers to your health issues? Maybe they are misreading and or ordering the wrong lab tests for your needs. Testing of your blood can reveal important clues into your current health or ill-health situation. The right blood tests are essential in uncovering hidden answers to health problems. Importantly, the doctor must be highly qualified to read your blood work for its nutritional meaning. Dr. Michael Wald, The Blooddetective, and author of the Antiaging Encyclopedia of Anti-Aging Tests, will discuss the most important lab test considerations - if you know and consider these tests to uncover natural solutions to your health problems you will likely get better faster and more thoroughly. Dr. Wald can be reached by calling 914-552-1442 or via email at: info@Blooddetective.com and his website is: DrMichaelWald.com. Dr. Wald is accepting distance and in-person new patient consultations.
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February 7, 2020
Ask The Blood Detective - Your Memory
HOST OF "ASK THE BLOODDETECTIVE" ON-LINE RADIO SHOW on PR.N.FM.com/Sat @1pm
Dr. Michael Wald, DC/Dietician/Certified Nutritional Specialist/Masters in Nutrition/Double Board Certified Nutritionist
On the Web: DrMichaelWald.com/www.BloodDetective.com
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January 17, 2020