In a world of rapidly advancing technology, how is it that the medical field only seems to digress? Are they holding back cures for fatal diseases? How do I know what to believe? In “Dangerous Medicine: What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know Can Hurt You,” Dr. Ken G. Knott provides a rich analysis of the stagnant medical system and how your doctor’s failure to learn or acknowledge scientific innovation, could ultimately put you in great danger.

If one truly wants to know why the treatment for ‘incurable’ diseases, such as cancer, has not changed, it would be wise to consider the companies and individuals who have the most to gain by continuing this ‘ill-fated ‘war.’

After discovering the positive effects of hormones on healing, Dr. Knott evolved his practice and now specializes in hormone replacement therapy (HRT), a practice that is still ignored and criticized in the medical field, despite ample scientific proof and an irrefutable success rate. So if these natural methods are so successful, why are they not more widely implemented? “If one truly wants to know why the treatment for ‘incurable’ diseases, such as cancer, has not changed, it would be wise to consider the companies and individuals who have the most to gain by continuing this ‘ill-fated ‘war,’ said Dr. Knott.

For many years, Dr. Knott witnessed how medical myths and incorrect standards of care resulted in avoidable illnesses, needless suffering and death. As a result, he wrote this eye-opening book in which he dispels these myths by providing easy-to-understand explanations of key subjects such as:

How to Find a Quality Doctor

Unless you have been referred to a doctor, from a known and reliable source, it is very difficult to find a doctor who is up to date and knowledgeable about age management medicine. I intend to develop a nationwide list of proficient doctors that will posted on this website. The chosen specialty of each doctor ... Read More

What is Andropause and Does It Affect Me?

We all know that women undergo hormonal changes that results in the process known as menopause. Men also undergo hormonal changes as they age resulting in the gradual appearance of a number of symptoms signaling a decline in function and that process is known as “andropause”. Not only do men experience various symptoms of andropause, ... Read More

Andropause Overview

Andropause is the male counterpart to women’s menopause Natural and expected process that happens in ALL men Much more gradual than menopause Symptoms: fatigue, loss of muscle, weight gain, loss of sex drive, erectile dysfunction, depression, loss of ambition and moodiness Many doctors are not informed about the process nor how to treat Most important hormone involved is testosterone Andropause can ... Read More

What is Menopause?

Natural process that occurs in all females Average age of onset in the late 5th decade (late 40s) Average age of last period in early 6th decade (early 50s) Age of onset and last menstrual cycle depends primarily upon genetics Occurs as the result of declining hormones (estrogens, progesterone, testosterone) Menstrual cycle changes seen that become erratic and then cease altogether Signals loss ... Read More

Menopause Explained

Menopause means the end of child bearing years because ovulation (egg production) ends. Once menopause is completed, menstrual periods also cease. Menopause is the method by which genetic programming removes women from the reproductive pool, but it certainly doesn’t mean that life is over. It does mean that women must become proactive as important health ... Read More

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Oxygen the most important substance for sustaining life Oxygen can be given under pressure (hyperbaric oxygen or HBO) HBO provides an oxygen rich atmosphere that can help many conditions and diseases Fourteen “Labeled” conditions include those covered by insurance: bends, CO poisoning, cyanide poisoning, gas gangrene, air or gas embolism, diabetic wounds, severe anemia, compromised skin grafts, osteomyelitis, ... Read More

End Pain with Prolotherapy

Prolotherapy means to proliferant or grow new tissue RIT (Regenerative Injection Therapy) another name for prolotherapy Used in modern medicine since early 1930s Mechanism of action is by inducing the release of tissue growth factors that simulate the healing cascade Mechanism of action is opposite to cortisone that is commonly used in injections of joints, tendons & ligaments Cortisone (corticosteroid) ... Read More

Metabolic Syndrome

Also known as Syndrome X or insulin resistance syndrome Predisposes to heart disease, stroke and type II diabetes Characterized by “apple shape” of body as the result of fat accumulation around waist Other characteristics: high blood pressure, high fasting glucose, low HDL, high triglycerides Result of consuming too many or too high percentage of carbohydrates Carbohydrates categorized by speed they ... Read More