Coronavirus: Infection, Vaccines, and Therapeutics
Everyone is anxious to get vaccinated to prevent infection by the novel coronavirus. Let me explain a few basics about the coronavirus infection and the immune system in our body.
COVID-19 May Contribute to the Diabetes Epidemic
My interview with Wave Publication, is reposted below.COVID-19 May Contribute to the Diabetes Epidemic Rx REPORT By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer November, known for the Thanksgiving holiday feasts and Black Friday sales, also is designated as National Diabetes Awareness Month. While the world fights against the spread of the coronavirus, more than 463 million…
Dr. John Talks About The Flu Vaccine
This video is one more in a series about coronavirus and viral vitamins where I discuss my thoughts on this year’s flu season.
Coronavirus and Cancer
We can prevent the infection as well as control for cancer by using what I call the APEX strategy.
Coronavirus and Young Adults
The average age of a person infected with coronavirus is coming down. Why is this and what can we do?
Coronavirus and Seniors
The virus is not going away and seniors will have to be taken care of appropriately. We will all have to work together to accomplish this.
The COVID-19 Vaccine
At least ten different clinical trials are going on to identify a vaccine for COVID-19 yet we will not have a vaccine at least for a year or more.
Pharmacist Ben Interviews Dr. John About The Immune System
I really enjoyed my interview on the show “The Bright Side” earlier this week. We discussed the immune system and what we can do besides freak out.
Adam Torres and Dr. John Poothullil Discusses Type 2 Diabetes
Last month I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Adam Torres of Mission Matters. Type 2 diabetes affects many people around the world. The current pandemic has made this population particularly susceptible. In this episode, we explore how people with type 2 diabetes are being affected by the coronavirus. Adam Torres is Co-Founder of…
Black People and Coronavirus
Black people are not experiencing higher infections or death rates because of race but because of economic conditions.