The IPM Blog
Please browse our posts and articles for more information about many different health related topics.
Fighting the Good Fight During Cold and Flu Season
An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Ton of Cure To prevent colds, it's important to wash your hands several times a day with soap and water. There is no data that says antibacterial soap is any better...
Tips for Restful Sleep
In our fast-paced society, it is easy to become over-scheduled and feel run-down. In order to create more time to get things done, it is common to sacrifice sleep instead of...
Vitamins, Minerals and Other Supplements: What to Take and Why to Take Them
We recommend nutritional supplements to all of our patients. Most people are deficient in several basic nutrients, and some are severely deficient. There are also a number of nutrients,...
Recent Patient Success Story
“I have been a patient of Dr. Sosin since 5 years ago. I drive over an hour from Pasadena to see him. After visiting my doctor in Pasadena, I always felt hopeless and defeated, but after visiting...
Probiotics Can Help with Regularity
Probiotics can make a difference in elderly patients with irregularity, concluded a systematic review published in April 2017. Approximately half of all elderly patients living in...
Nasal Ozone (Nozone) for Upper Respiratory Infections and Allergies
Ozone is a gas produced from oxygen by applying an electrical charge. Ozone has powerful effects in calming inflammation and suppressing infections caused by viruses, bacteria and fungi....
Simple Blood Test Shows Blood Sugar Variability Linked to Depression in Elderly
Hemoglobin A1C is easily measured by a simple in-office test and is an effective indicator of long-term average blood sugar levels in pre-diabetic or diabetic patients. A recent study...
The Overmedicating of America
Americans take so many drugs that 100,000 of us die every year because of those drugs. It is not illness that causes those 100,000 deaths, but the damaging effects of drugs taken for...
Latest Research Shows Estradiol Can Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer’s by at Least 34 Percent
While death rates from cancer, heart disease and stroke continue to decrease, deaths related to Alzheimer’s Disease increased 38% from 2000-2010. This is an alarming statistic....
Ketamine: Not a Great New Drug for Depression
Time magazine, in its August 7, 2017 issue, promotes ketamine as a “Surprising new drug (that) may change (depression).” Noting that 16 million Americans have clinical depression, and...
