The Doctor is in the House

Welcome back to What They Won’t Tell You on the News or Write About.And today… we’re taking aim at the sacred cow of modern medicine—the medical journals. The so-called “gold standard.” The pillars of truth. The guardians of science.Except… they aren’t.

Dr. Ron challenges mainstream cholesterol beliefs, tracing the history of shifting guidelines and the rise of statins as a massive industry. He explains cholesterol's vital roles, the difference between particle types, and how inflammation and oxidized LDL — not cholesterol itself — drive heart disease.The episode offers practical advice: reduce inflammation through real food, sunlight, movement, stress management, and sleep, and encourages listeners to question lab numbers and seek root causes rather than quick pharmaceutical fixes. Please tune in to YouTube on Tuesday at 11 AM named The Real Health Rebellion Radio. Guest Dr. Wong and we will be talking more about cholesterol.

Dr. Ron uncovers the “silent saboteurs” draining our vitality—seed oils, plastics and microplastics, Wi‑Fi/EMFs, and environmental toxins—that damage mitochondria and thyroid function and cause exhaustion, brain fog, and chronic illness.The episode outlines practical steps to reclaim energy: avoid processed seed oils, filter water, reduce nighttime EMF exposure, ground barefoot, support mitochondrial repair with sleep and targeted nutrients, and use detox methods like sauna and zeolite.Join Dr. Ron and guests on the Real Health Rebellion Radio Tuesdays at 11 a.m. for more unfiltered discussions on rebuilding health from the inside out.

Detoxification, or "detox" for short, is the process of removing harmful substances or toxins from the body. The reasons for detoxing may vary from person to person, but some common reasons include improving overall health, boosting energy levels, losing weight, and reducing the risk of chronic diseases.

Doctors concluded that 30 minutes of exercise – including sex, walking, and dancing – performed five times per week would dramatically lower our risk of contracting cancer, dementia, heart disease, and diabetes.

How do we know what and who to believe? Who can we trust for good information and interpretations of data? Which data can we trust considering the sorry state of research? These questions can help us make the best choices when it comes to health and the rest of areas that concern us. Ultimately, we need to learn to listen to our bodies as well as to the “authorities.” So-called experts are not infallible, nor do they always adhere to the ethics of scientific principles. We have to trust that our food, air, and water are safe and that those who we rely on will act in our best interests, but we have plenty of evidence that this is not always the case. Phil also discusses breathing techniques to increase your health naturally.

Dr. Ron has 55 years of medical experience and is a Diplomate of the American Academy of Family Practice, a Licensed Acupuncturist and Pain Management Specialist. He has been podcasting for 5 years and has interesting gusts as is today's Dr. Wong. Why do you need enzymes and what do they do? Tune in.

If you are taking Fish Oil from cold-water fish, you are taking antifreeze. Listen and discover a better solutioin in my interview with the Professor.

Today's episode discusses nurse practitioners with the president of the Pennsylvania Medical Society and CPR with renowned expert in the field.