Dr. Edward Pearson, MD

Bio

Dr. Edward W. Pearson received his undergraduate training in Microbiology and Chemistry from the University of Florida , and his medical degree with an Academic Excellence Award from the University of South Florida , College of Medicine in 1999 with Academic Excellence. He completed his internship from UC Davis in Sacramento in 2000. He became licensed and immediately began practicing as a primary care physician.

Displeased with what he saw in conventional medicine, after completing his internship and a short time in a physical medicine residency, Dr. Pearson set out on his own to find the education that would teach him how to truly heal people and prevent the epidemics of chronic illness plaguing humanity. He is now becoming a worldwide expert in the field of true, integrated healthcare, was certified by the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine in 2004, and receives and now also provides ongoing training with the best educators in the world, to include the Institute of Functional Medicine. He is a Mentor for the ABIHM.

He practices alongside his wife, Dr. Julie Pearson, DC, one of the top Pinnacle chiropractors in the country, and a pediatric, pregnancy, and organic healthcare specialist. She also treats top professional athletes, and has expertise in detoxification and weight loss. Not seeing the ‘answers’ in any one organization after studying with IFM and investigating ACAM, A4M and others, he and his wife, Dr. Julie co-founded the New Medicine Foundation which has a global mission 'To Elevate the Health and Health Education of Humanity.’ The company has set out to correct the ailing healthcare systems not only in America, but worldwide. They feel very strongly that there is a complete lack of health education from our school systems to our healthcare system, and that the conventional medical model has been corrupted with the profitability of our drug and surgery based emergency care system. NMF is focused on global human health restoration, with scientifically backed, evidenced based, natural biochemically balancing healing protocols, Comprehensive patient education is a key component of their treatments, as this is a necessary component of the healing process.

Displeased with the massive drug rep / pharmaceutical industry and on the inquiry by patients post treatment, NMF founded the Detoxification Network of America in 2008 which allows former patients to earn a career income by joining the ‘New Human Movement’, to help spread the word about NMF and counsel those in dire need of better health. Utilizing ‘virtual’ treatment, NMF physicians treat patients around the globe. Visit the New Medicine Foundation website to learn more about the Foundation and how you can become involved.

Drs. Pearson are available to speak and treat worldwide, and are the proud parents of two drug and vaccination free children. Trinity, 9 and Sterling, 6. Dr. Pearson was a nationally competitive swimmer, and his hobbies include continued master swimming, physical fitness and organic nutrition, ocean sports, flying (commercially rated pilot), scuba diving, skiing, astronomy and astrophysics, global economic solutions, world travel, and world peace.



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  • New Medicine Foundation, Medical Corp

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    WEDNESDAY, May 8 (HealthDay News) -- Mutations in a gene involved in bone development appear to cause certain severe forms of bone loss, a finding that could lead to new therapies for the common bone-thinning disorder osteoporosis, researchers report.

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    WEDNESDAY, May 8 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers say they finally know what causes babies to be born with port-wine stain birthmarks and a rarer but related condition that often leads to lifelong struggles with blindness, seizures and mental disabilities.

    In a new study published in the M...Full Article

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    THURSDAY, April 25 (HealthDay News) -- Insight into genes that play a key role in disrupting immune system pathways in the brains of people with Alzheimer's disease could offer a potential target for new drugs against the disease, two new studies show.

    "Defining the precise steps of the i...Full Article

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    MONDAY, April 15 (HealthDay News) -- The question of whether human genes can be patented is at the center of a case to be heard Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court.

    The court's decision could have a profound effect on medical research in the country, efforts to fight diseases such as breast ...Full Article

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    FRIDAY, April 12 (HealthDay News) -- As scientists mark the 10th anniversary Sunday of the completion of the Human Genome Project, they will note how that watershed effort has led to the discovery of the genetic underpinnings of almost 5,000 diseases.

    And it has made it possible to develo...Full Article

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    SUNDAY, April 7 (HealthDay News) -- New gene locations linked to obesity have been pinpointed in a large study by an international team of researchers.

    The team examined data from more than 260,000 people and identified seven new gene locations tied to overweigh...Full Article

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    FRIDAY, Nov. 16 (HealthDay News) -- The human race is slowly losing its intellectual and emotional capabilities because it no longer faces extreme evolutionary pressures, new research contends.

    Human intelligence and behavior require optimal functioning of a large number of genes, but the...Full Article

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    THURSDAY, Nov. 8 (HealthDay News) -- The shorter the DNA sequences found at the end of a person's chromosomes -- known as telomeres -- the higher the risk for death, a large investigation into the microscopic underpinnings of mortality contends.

    The finding stems from a fresh look at the ...Full Article

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    Edward Pearson, MD answered:
    What is your opinion of HCG drops?
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    Edward Pearson, MD answered:
    Can low testosterone be treated?
    Testosterone levels should be correctly tested in ALL men, and conservatively but optimally...  Full Post
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    Edward Pearson, MD answered:
    How can home blood pressure monitoring help prevent heart disease?

    Home monitoring of blood pressure, and specifically when at rest, is a much more accurate way to check for hypertension. Measurements in a physician’s office will commonly result in false positives, as 'white coat' syndrome is hard to avoid.

    Heart disease is multifactorial, however, and there is

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    Edward Pearson, MD answered:
    Do thyroid problems cause weight gain?

    Thyroid imbalance is extremely common today as the thyroid is one of many glands experiencing burnout, nutritional deficiency, and toxic interference.

    The subclinical thyroid discussed above is completely accurate. In fact, the KEY to prevention is to test many hormone and biochemical levels to

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    Edward Pearson, MD answered:
    Why do women get thyroid nodules?

    As thyroid's become deficient, as they are in the majority of people, the gland grows more tissue in an attempt to compensate for the deficiency. Thus, nodules develop.

    D3 is actually a HORMONE that regulates our immune system and replacement can improve the immune system, but most likely not the

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    Edward Pearson, MD answered:
    What are some tactics that'll help me sleep better?

    Agreed with both of the above expert opinions. However, in todays highly toxic, synthetic, and medicated world 3 basic processes need to occur to restore the ability for healthy deep sleep to occur easily.

     DETOXIFICATION:  of the excesses of chemicals, from medications to poisons, that are stimulatory

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    Edward Pearson, MD answered:
    Is testosterone replacement therapy dangerous?

    When replaced CORRECTLY testosterone therapy is extremely safe and beneficial to men’s health.

    Testosterone deficiency is epidemic and getting worse. The direct cause is an increasing amount of Neuro Endocrine Disruptive toxins in our diets and environment. Very simply, toxic chemicals turn off our bod

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