Orlando, Fla. –August 12, 2008 – Dr. Roger Murray, MD, Orlando-based cosmetic surgeon and expert in aesthetics and anti-aging, has recently been named a “Fellow” in Phlebology by The American College of Phlebology. Dr. Murray is one of only forty physicians throughout the United States to be awarded such an honor.

The American College of Phlebology describes the Fellows of the American College of Phlebology (FACPh) as being “recognized for their substantial commitment and contribution to the specialty of phlebology. Fellows of the American College of Phlebology are members who are unanimously elected by the ACP Board of Directors. These members actively publish text or journals relating to phlebology, teach at ACP educational conferences, and actively serve on the Board of Directors or a standing committee.”

According to the American Board of Phlebology website, phlebology is “the study of veins and venous diseases and disorders. Board Certified phlebologists have extensive knowledge of and training in the diagnosis and treatment of vein disorders and have met the standards of the American Board of Phlebology.”

Dr. Murray recently passed the board certifications administered by the American Board of Phlebology, and has been a leading physician in the field of phlebology and cosmetic surgery at The Murray Center in Orlando, Fla. Dr. Murray said, “I am extremely proud and honored to be named a fellow in phlebology, and I look forward to opportunity to lend my expertise in the field at various symposia and educational programs held by the College of Phlebology.”

For more information about Dr. Murray, please visit http://www.themurraycenter.com. For more information about the American College of Phlebology, please visit http://www.phlebology.org

About Dr. Roger Murray:

Dr. Roger Murray, M.D. is an Orlando, Fla. based cosmetic surgeon, specializing in minimally invasive cosmetic surgery and is an expert in scar minimization techniques, aesthetics and anti-aging. He has been in medical practice for 30 years and has recently trademarked Telemorx™, a daily supplement he created to help provide a boost of energy for patients who complained of feeling tired and run down.

Roger Y. Murray, M.D. graduated from Medical University of South Carolina, after which he did an internship in Internal Medicine and residency in Family Practice. He became board certified in Family Practice, and recently passed his boards in Phlebology. He has been in private practice in Altamonte Springs and recently moved to South Orlando. He has been the past Vice President of the American Society of Phlebectomy and recently served his term as President of the American College of Phlebology Surgery Section. He co-authored the book Practice without Fear and wrote the book Forever Young and Healthy. His new book, which is due out next year, will describe a quantum leap in the delivery and cure of medicine and disease and will be titled
Tele-Kinesthesiology. His hobbies are marble carving and photography, which has enabled him to have the unique esthetic touch that he is so well known for. He currently teaches cosmetic procedures in his office and is a trainer teaching physicians how to enhance the face with Scultra (Sanofi-Aventis.)

Lets first talk about one of the main preventable causes of breast cancer and that is excessive fat. You see estrogen is stored in your fat so the more of it that you have the greater your stores of estrogen are. Most cancers have a promoter and an initiator. Many believe that the excessive estrogen in your fat combined with the hormones that are present in our chicken and beef act as promoters….we don’t know what the exact initiators are but let’s face it if you reduce the promoter you have less of a chance of initiating something. Let’s go through some of the things you can do to lessen your chances of getting cancer.

1. Exercise. We could spend hours and days talking about the benefits of exercise but suffice it to say that in those populations that exercise regularly their incidence of cancer is greatly reduced!

2. Cancer thrives on sugar, its gasoline to your cancer.
Substitute with a natural honey or molasses. Synthetic substitutes are also dangerous in different ways.

3. Cancer feeds on mucous in the gastrointestinal tract and the number one thing that causes mucous is milk. Rice Dream and Soy products are better

4. The great colon cancer rates of the 1960’s were a result of all of the beef and pork our parents ate. They produce an acidic environment in the gastrointestinal tract, which cancer thrives on, range fed organic chicken and blue water wild fish are your best substitutes.

5. The Mediterranean diet is all about fresh whole grain cereals, fruits, nuts, and of course also a little wine. Those people who partake of this diet which is about 80% of the above have 50% less heart disease and 30% less cancer. So increase your vegetables, preferably raw and drink more natural juices.

6. Large amounts of acidic drinks are also promoters, so minimize your intake of these. Distilled water is dead water, avoid it. Filter out the toxins in our drinking water with a Britta or Pur water filter and drink more green tea. It has a substance in it called catechin which is both a promoter and initiator reducer.

7. Undigested food tends to slow the gut transit time down which can then allow meats to become stagnant and putrefied. If then these meats have unwanted hormones in them this could act as a promoter. In addition it ties up many of the enzymes necessary for other digestion which could be fighting cancer cells elsewhere.

8. Vitamins, antioxidants, and immune system boosters all complement your diet and help against cancer. Of course these should be processed organically and have an organic source. Many so called healthy vitamins are grown in the Far East in toxic soil, so you can only imagine what else your getting. Remember the FDA does not control health supplements. It’s buyer beware.

9. The hardest thing in life is to forgive someone who has really hurt you, but failure to do so means that that person is controlling you from a distance.