Author Archives: Dr. Charles Whitney
Food Sources for Antioxidants
As part of our “cancer fighting force”, antioxidants are vital to proactive health. Every day our bodies encounter toxins, infections, and cancer cells. Oxidation is the body’s natural response to combat these invaders. Through an […]
Coronavirus (Covid-19) Updates from Dr. Whitney
We are experiencing an unprecedented situation with the Coronavirus, so in order to keep you informed and minimize your risk, the RHS team will continue to provide regular updates as more information becomes available. RHS […]
Resurgence of Measles
In the 1950s, Americans had “measles parties“ to contract the infection so they would not get it again. Measles was believed to be an innocent viral illness, and people rarely get measles twice. However, it […]
The Anxiety/Stress Voice
By: Robin Hornstein, Ph.D. In fiction, there is one voice called the unreliable narrator that we as readers know to be, well, kind of a liar. This voice tells us things that are just blatantly […]
Is it the flu, or just a cold?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the flu is now widespread across our state and the rest of the country. It’s important to know the difference between cold and flu symptoms to […]
Shingrix: What to Know About the New Shingles Vaccine
The new FDA-approved vaccine, Shingrix, has been shown to be significantly more effective at preventing shingles (herpes zoster virus) than Zostavax. Science: According to clinical trials, Shingrix has been shown to: offer more than 90% […]
2017 Patient Survey Results
We had more than 100 responses to our RHS Quality Assurance Survey in November. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and ideas with us. Because our goal is to improve our […]
TMAO: What is it and how does it increase my heart attack risk?
“Why is RHS asking me not to eat fish or take an omega-3 supplement before my wellness blood work.” Many of our patients are asking themselves this question. In early 2017, Cleveland Heart Labs launched […]