How to Take Charge of Your Own Health
Throughout my career, I’ve considered most of the advice given to individual investors as B.S.
I’ve been in the professional investment advice advisory industry since 1971, when I first started speaking at major money conferences around the world, trying to help investors separate the investment chaff from the wheat.
In the mid 90s, Money Magazine did a feature on the five largest circulation individual investment newsletters, and rated each A–F.
Money handed out only one A grade. Yes, to my investment newsletter, Richard C. Young’s Intelligence Report.
Not long thereafter, with Matt and Becky in college, it seemed like a good time for Debbie and me to buy V-Twin Harleys to help us to see and understand the country from a different angle. We also bought a pink Conch cottage 90 miles from Cuba, in Key West, the Southernmost spot in the U.S., where we’ve been for almost 30 years. That’s also when I pretty much retired from dealing with the public.
Along the way I have researched on many subjects, my prime targets being retirement investing and our personal health. Listed here are my three recent favorite health books. I strongly urge you to consider investing in all three for your own health and longevity.
- What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Hypertension – Mark Houston, MD
- Grain Brain – David Perlmutter, MD
- The Paleo Cardiologist – Jack Wolfson DO, FACC
