Dr. Eddie Fatakhov

Interview Guest Eddie Fatakhov MD from Atlanta  Remote interview with Physician demonstrating  “Far UV Light” that kills COVID-19 Coronavirus from Atlanta via Skype or Facetime or Zoom ATLANTA (April 6, 2020)— WHO: Eddie Fatakhov, M.D, a Board-Certified Internist from Atlanta who is on the front line in the expected escalation of the COVID-19 Coronavirus WHAT: Is conducting one-on-one remote interviews by Zoom, Skype, and phone. WHEN: April 6-8, 2020 WHERE: From the Center for Internal … Read more

ATLANTA (April 2, 2020)— WHO: Eddie Fatakhov, M.D, a Board-Certified Internist from Atlanta who is on the front line in the expected escalation of the COVID-19 Coronavirus WHAT: Is conducting a week-long series of remote news conferences (by Zoom, Skype, and phone), as well as conducting radio and television talk show interviews WHEN: April 2-9, 2020 WHERE: At the Center for Internal & Integrative Medicine, 401 S. Main St., Suite B-3, Alpharetta, GA 30009 WHY: … Read more

By Eddie Fatakhov M.D., M.B.A. While the United States experienced the H1N1 Swine Flu pandemic in 2009, the toll it took on everyday life was not as severe as what has been occurring with COVID-19.  Quarantines were not enforced; social distancing was not stressed, and the normal functioning of families was not as severe.  COVID-19 has proven to be highly contagious and the only current solution to limit spreading is to stay home until we … Read more

Intro: Researchers at Columbia University Over the past few years we’ve developed a promising technique to prevent the airborne transmission of viruses like influenza virus, which we would expect to be effective for coronavirus too.  In short, the idea is to use the power of light. Here’s how it works: It’s well known that conventional germicidal ultraviolet (UV) light reduces the person-to-person transmission of viruses through the air, by killing the viruses while they are in … Read more

One BILLION Common Colds (Rhinoviruses) are Caught Each Year Now 46% of Americans are Projected to Catch the Corona virus So, you thought the Coronavirus was bad with the latest projections estimating 46% of Americans will catch it? Well, that’s nothing compared to this other plague. Medical experts now say virtually 100%–that’s right—100% of Americans will catch the extremely contagious Rhinovirus. And just what is the Rhinovirus? The common cold. Yes, the common cold, and … Read more

Researchers at Columbia University Over the past few years we’ve developed a promising technique to prevent the airborne transmission of viruses like influenza virus, which we would expect to be effective for coronavirus too.  In short, the idea is to use the power of light. Here’s how it works: It’s well known that conventional germicidal ultraviolet (UV) light reduces the person-to-person transmission of viruses through the air, by killing the viruses while they are in the … Read more

With mounting concerns over the Coronavirus, one of the most dreaded destinations on earth is working out at the local fitness center, replete with heavy breathing and perspiration. But what’s the alternative, becoming a self-quarantined couch potato?  Dr. Eddie Fatakhov, a physician in Atlanta, thinks not, and has created what he considers the ideal destination spot for fitness-minded individuals who want to limit their exposure to germs. He calls it his Emsculpting Sanctuary.  Patients are … Read more