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October 18, 2021 Phthalates kill an extra 100,000 Americans a Year That’s quite a headline! Want to know more? What are they? What do they do that kills so many of us? How can I alter them? Is this real? This is what skilled epidemiologists do. They use the predictive power of statistics against large… Continue reading Phthalates Kill an Extra 100,000 a Year

October 10, 2021 Vaccine Antibody-Dependent Enhancement – Is it Real with COVID? If you want to go down rabbit holes of science COVID-19 provides you with lots of ways of getting lost in endless circles of claims. Antibody-Dependent enhancement (ADE) appears to be one of them. You should understand the concept, and have the intellectual… Continue reading Antibody Enhancement with COVID, It is Real?

October 04, 2021 Boron – Curious Cancer Killer You’ve heard of borax for your laundry, but did you really know anything about boron? How about “spallation“, the way boron is made? Yup, spallation. It’s cosmic rays at the speed of light hitting a nitrogen-14 molecule and in an instant of nuclear physics wizardry, knocking off… Continue reading Boron, Curious Cancer Killer

September 25, 2021 Risk of COVID Vaccine is Less Than 1/10 of COVID The question of “Should I get the shot?” is front and center for all of us right now. We, humans, are, in general, quite focused on our own best interest and are constantly weighing “risk-benefit” analysis in just about everything we do.… Continue reading Your Risk of Vaccination for COVID is 10% of Your Risk From the Disease Itself

September 19, 2021 Alzheimer’s Disease, Homocysteine, and the Methylation Pump All of us are on the path to cognitive decline. No kidding. All of us. It’s just whether you want your turn to show up at age 73 or at age 297. We are all on that path. It’s a path that is becoming better… Continue reading Alzheimer’s, Homocysteine and Methylation Engine

September 06, 2021 COVID Inhibited by Nattokinase Someone has to explain just why the prefecture of Fukushima (north of Tokyo, and the center of Japan’s natto consumption) only has 47 cases of COVID per 100,000 whereas Tokyo is over 230 per 100,000). There may be a clue in recent research done at Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology on… Continue reading COVID is Inhibited by Eating Natto

August 29, 2021 Ever Heard of an Exercise SNACK? You hate to exercise. It’s hard to be committed. You can’t get the time to do it. Ok, so you need some sort of strategy to get yourself the benefits of exercise. Consider an “exercise snack.” Dr Gibala, from McMaster University in Canada, did just that.… Continue reading Ever Heard of an Exercise Snack

August 22, 2021 Bicarb and Ketone Esters Help You Run Marathons Or any rigorous sports activity. Do you want to get sweaty and get the full strength out of your muscles? Going for a 25-mile bike ride? Swimming a mile? Suiting up to play high-level tennis? Football? Any sport! Take some ketones and some bicarb!… Continue reading Bicarb and Ketone Esters Help You Run Marathons

August 15, 2021 Berberine and Your Peroxisomes It was an innocent question. “Should I still be taking berberine for my diabetes?” Berberine has been used for some 3,000 years in India, China, Assyria….for a whole variety of conditions. It is no mild drug, and certainly has a whole host of beneficial effects for diabetes. Now,… Continue reading Berberine and Your Peroxisomes

August 08, 2021 Lithium and Your Brain You probably knew that lithium has been around for a long time as a treatment for manic-depressive disease. What you may not have known is that psychiatrists observing patients on long-term lithium have noted that they appear to live longer, and have less cognitive decline. And studies in Japan and Texas have… Continue reading Your Brain and Lithium