Dr Walker has a medical practice in Lindfield on the upper north shore of Sydney. He provides a service in all aspects of echocardiography, focusing on stress echocardiography which is a well accepted, accurate method for assessing heart disease, not involving irradiation or injections.
His other area of expertise is in the field of preventative cardiology and he has also commenced a related service in arterial screening, which is an indirect measure of endothelial function and arterial stiffness, and does not involve irradiation or injections. Dr Walker has published 7 best selling books on preventative cardiology and lectures both nationally and internationally on this subject.
While it is important to acknowledge the rare risks associated with RNA vaccines, the key point is that Covid is the problem, not vaccination.
In my article today, I highlight a few recent studies demonstrating the benefits of electromagnetic therapies.
The gut microbiome has been shown in multiple studies to have a profound effect on many aspects of health and disease.
I defy you to find much in your refrigerator that is packaged in glass. The commonest container these days is, no doubt, plastic-based.
Recent deaths of prominent figures have raised the importance of stress as a precipitant for not only major illnesses but also premature death.
For too long there has been a false notion that heart disease is typically only a disorder of males.
The death of two cricketing legends on the same day is a tragic wake-up call for the prevalence of cardiovascular disease.
The field of inflammation research is yet another example of the vital contribution of modern science to our lives but we all need to play our part by taking responsibility for our own health.
Despite increasing evidence of the countless synthetic chemicals we are exposed to in our food and drink, most people seem to be ignoring this major health hazard.
Many people complain of being tired as they age. But, when you think about it, a complaint of tiredness or fatigue is rather vague.
I have been practising medicine for 40 years and have not seen one patient during that time who has suffered a heart attack, stroke, needed a coronary stent or bypass operation who wasn't under some form of stress at the time.
If consumed responsibly and in lower doses, alcohol can be a very pleasant adjunct to any social setting. However, excessive alcohol consumption presents a plethora of health impacts.
