Never Give Up—Fight Illness With Strength And Science
This article provides tips for keeping pets safe and happy during the holiday season. It covers everything from pet-friendly decorations to protecting them from loud noises and harmful holiday foods.
This article presents a recently published study comparing the diagnostic accuracy of a large language model AI (ChatGPT), doctors using AI, and doctors without AI.
This article shows why healthcare is complicated, frustrating, and bureaucratic, leading to inefficiencies and record burnout among healthcare workers. In the last part, I will present a potential solution to fix the system and relieve the burden. One day, while listening to Peter H. Diamandis and Salim Ismail’s Moonshots podcast, they mentioned a striking statistic:…
This article discusses the amazing amount of gas produced by food and beverages, its symptoms, and what can be done about it.
This article discusses the progression from normal blood sugar to prediabetes and adult-onset diabetes.
This eye opening article explores the little known connection between tyramine and headaches. It lists foods to watch out for, and discusses effective treatments.
This article was updated with audio on August 24, 2025. 🎧 ▶️ Press play below to listen. Your browser does not support the audio element. This article discusses the antioxidants that protect against ionizing radiation from medical imaging and atomic explosions. On January 24, 2023, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the Doomsday Clock…
This article discusses the readily available medicines you can buy to protect you and your family if a nuclear war happens and you survive.
Your browser does not support the audio element. This article explores the science behind green tea, compares it to other teas, and provides practical tips for maximizing its benefits. Green tea is one of the most popular beverages in the world, celebrated for its delicate flavor and numerous health benefits. From improving metabolism to managing…
I’m thrilled to announce that you can now read my articles in your preferred language! The language selection button is in the upper right corner of the website. Here’s how it works: Find the Translate button/icon in the top right corner Click and choose your preferred language The entire page will be automatically translated The…
This article discusses a study showing that vitamin D and calcium supplementation can lower blood pressure in overweight older adults. Key Research Findings A groundbreaking one-year clinical trial revealed that vitamin D supplementation and calcium can significantly reduce blood pressure in overweight elderly individuals. The study, published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society, challenges…
A conversation with a psychologist about the new Western morality. Irina Medvedeva is a psychologist who has been providing quality psychological support to families and children for many years. Here is her opinion: ? “When we are told that the old morality is outdated, the next step is to give us all sorts of nasty…
I have two hot water systems—a tankless by Rinnai and a Rheem Platinum Performance gas heater with a tank. I use the tankless more than the one with the water tank since it is more cost-effective. Gas heaters with tanks have to turn on and off the gas burner to keep the water hot, while…
This article is a repost from 2021. Still appropriate for Mothers’ Day. Fetal microchimerism is when the fetal cells travel outside the fetus and embed in the mother’s body during pregnancy. Those fetal cells can stay with the mother for decades and affect her health. The Chimera is a Greek mythological creature with parts taken…
This article presents a video from NHK Japan about using technology to improve the nursing home for the elderly. The video has four parts. The first is using sensors in bed to monitor the sleep pattern of the residents. Second, are video cameras that detect movement and falls. The third is about odor sensors that…
Today, January 27, 2023, the World Health Organization updated its policy on what medications needed to be stockpiled in case of radiological and nuclear emergencies. The WHO advice is directed to nations, but it is also good to be self-reliant and not wait for the government’s handouts which will surely be rationed and arrive too…
This article is a follow-up to Myocarditis is more common than Commotio Cardis. I remembered that American football players wear shoulder pads extending to the chest, and I wondered how effective chest compressions would be with the protective equipment. In cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the standard established by the American Heart Association for the depth of chest…
I wish all my readers a very Merry Christmas! May everyone experience the joy of celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, our Savior. I am sharing a message from one of my favorite priests, Fr. John Corapi.
Many thanks to the following for buying me a coffee! I removed Google advertising from my website because they wanted to censor me. Steve G bought me three coffees on June 12, 2023 “Thank you for your great effort” Laura RN bought five coffees – on June 1, 2023 “Thank you for shedding light over…
A recently released preprint study shows an increasing number of RSV infections in children during the COVID-19 pandemic. The authors are from Case Western Reserve University, The Center for Clinical Informatics Research and Education, and the National Institute on Drug Abuse, National Institutes of Health. Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infections are a common seasonal infection…
