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Jeffrey B. Brown, M.D., is a Johns Hopkins University/Sinai Hospital Internal Medicine trained physician. Throughout his medical school years, residency training and practice of internal medicine, he has received numerous awards and accolades for his compassion and pursuit of academic excellence. Dr. Brown is certified by the National Board of Internal Medicine.

There is a saying that “the people perish due to a lack of knowledge.” It has certainly been my experience that a great number of people here in America and around the world are indeed perishing (and suffering) due to a lack of knowledge about key health matters. The fact of the matter is that we are overwhelmingly suffering and dying from preventable diseases.
According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 80 percent of heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes, and 40 percent of cancers, could be avoided if common lifestyle risk factors were eliminated. Preventable diseases cause 86 percent of deaths and account for 77 percent of the disease burden in the developed world.
So if the problem is a lack of knowledge, then the solution is to fill the knowledge gap that people have about how to take better care of themselves. I am convinced that there are a significant number of people who want to do a better job of taking care of themselves but just don’t know how.
My sole purpose of doing everything that I do in medicine is to help people to avoid needlessly suffering from preventable and/or treatable disease. In anything you try to do, your tasks will be easier and more likely to be accomplished if you understand what you are doing and why. My goal is to teach people in plain language just what they need to know to take charge of their health.
Taking charge of one’s health is the first step in ensuring that one is fully able to engage, experience and enjoy life to the fullest. Nothing can derail a person’s life ambitions more than an unfortunate illness. Furthermore, good health to me means the well functioning of the body and mind. I consider the body to be a biomechanical machine. It is one of the most marvelous creations on earth. But it is still a machine, and just like any machine, if it is not maintained regularly it will break down.
I’ve developed this Web site and the Health Power 101 System so that everyone can learn how to take back control over their health and avoid unnecessarily suffering and dying from common, preventable diseases. Purchasing and reading my new book, Health Power 101: the Complete Guide to Patient Empowerment, is the first step you should take to receive the knowledge that I would like to share with you. Now, let me introduce the site to you...