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He has observed over the years that the majority of his patients have a naive faith in pills as a solution to their problems.
“Pills can alleviate, but don’t fix anything. They are also expensive and always have some side effects. People are looking for quick fixes. I try to help a patient from within. Most illness begins inside of us,” emphasized McCue.
It is generally accepted that severe emotional stress weakens the immune system. McCue’s first question to a patient is, “ How are you feeling today?” That simple question has opened unexpected doors for helping him understand patient’s fives.
Early on
McCue’s interest in medicine began early in fife. He was raised in a large German-Irish Catholic family in Westfield, New Jersey, the fourth child among ten siblings: seven girls and three boys. “Being raised in a large family, I learned about
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