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I gave a short talk today on Alzheimer’s disease (AD). I have written extensively on it over the past few years – nearly three dozen articles. So I gave thought to a spreadsheet listing the various causes of AD at … Continue reading
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I have been watching TedTalks and other YouTube videos on various aspects of business, marketing, health, and wellness. I came across a “Not To Do” list a couple of times over the past week. It got me to thinking about … Continue reading
Diabetes is a disease of the pancreas. Diabetes occurs when the body cannot make or use the insulin provided. Type 1 diabetes, originally known as juvenile diabetes, exists when the pancreas creates little to no insulin. Insulin is a hormone … Continue reading
4144132 / Pixabay Before I begin, I am not referring to those born with a health issue, nor am I referring to people accidentally injured. I am writing about people who control their own lives. They choose the foods they … Continue reading
How often do we use a checklist? Any flying requires checklists. There is a checklist before taxiing an airplane, a checklist to take off, a checklist to land, and a checklist for emergencies. Emergencies are a unique situation. You memorize … Continue reading
Aspartame is an artificial non-saccharide sweetener. It is a sugar substitute in foods and drinks. Aspartame was originally branded under the name NutraSweet in 1965. Today you can find it in Splenda, Equal and Sugar Twin. Table sugar is called … Continue reading
How many times have you gotten up from eating and felt bloated – for hours – absolutely uncomfortable? This time of the year it seems to happen more often. All of us have an internal switch that comes on when … Continue reading
Yesterday, I attended a seminar that included the topic of Theory of Constraints. I read Dr. Eliyahu Goldratt’s book, Theory of Constraints in the mid-80’s. It still is a good read. What impressed me most at this seminar … Continue reading
I read an article today about vitamin D3 and RA (rheumatoid arthritis). RA is an autoimmune disease. There are over one hundred diseases classified as autoimmune. This means that your body’s immune system produces antibodies to fight its own cells. … Continue reading
Toxins accelerate the rate of loss of telomere length. This shortens our longevity. Toxins are part of everyone’s life. They are in the foods we eat, the air we breathe, the personal care products we use and the clothes we … Continue reading