From “The Betrayal of the Self” by Arno Gruen on the history of science. “The scientific worldview that began its rise in the seventeenth century simply assumed that all reality could be described by its methods. Whatever could not be
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This is pretty outrageous, and totally belongs in the “Follow the Money” file. The Meat Industry couldn’t even handle the recommendation of going ONE DAY without meat, to help the environmental impact of meat production. Too bad there isn’t a
I had missed this report from June showing that statins can cause fatigue in some patients, especially women. I touched on this subject here, about statins sometimes causing problems with exercising. “Many observational reports have suggested that statin drugs cause
Came across this presentation by Robert Sapolsky. I’m sure he’s given this talk a zillion times, but this one was at the JCC in San Francisco April, 2011. He has been a pioneer in the study of stress, professor at
A patient told me about this book. I was intrigued by the premise, part of which is that if you calm the body, you calm the mind, this is very much in accordance with Chinese Medical theory. In Chinese Medicine,
