The article, entitled “She ate 162 School Lunches — and blogged it”, is all about the disaster of our government feeding system. It is set in a Mid-west town, with nothing but garbage lunches. The article is enlightening, but not inspiring. (CNN) — After a year of eating school lunches, Mrs. Q survived to blog [...]
By Dr. Amy Haas We do too much. We multi-task, we schedule, we juggle, and we email, text and twitter constantly to stay up-to-date. We stress ourselves to the last strand of sanity by trying to cram all we can into our busy days – and then we rob ourselves of sleep (both in quality [...]
The Agouti mice that are shown here, are very different from one another. Different because though they come from the same genetics, the don’t share the same genetic expression. Different because one carries significant risk of prematuer death, while the other does not, and it is all because of the pursuit of health. The excerpts [...]
The doctor who first published a paper in the Lancet 1998 exploring a connection between MMR and autism is being attacked by the media again. If you’ve seen the sensationalized headlines it portrays one message. “Do not trust anyone who tells you vaccines can cause autism. The headline read “Autism-Vaccine Link Fraud”. Implying that vaccines [...]
We see a lot of patients in our office, for a lot of different reasons. Well, they come for a lot of different reasons I should say. We actually see them for only one reason, and that would include you… one reason. Though there might be thousands of possible complaint variations: I have headaches, I have [...]
I write this Daily Sprout every year. And with the New Year upon us, it is time to get you focused again! Who could sit back, and without evidence of it, ever believe that the changeover of one day to the next, with nothing other than a date to distinguish it, would be enough to [...]
The “Holidays” tend to do a lot of damage to people. From the stresses that people “accept” to the food that they love, to the financial wreckage that is left behind them. It is a pretty rough ride for many people. I would guess that a significant part of the damage has already been done, [...]
Dr. Levi Prevention is an interesting term. Most people would agree it’s a good thing. If someone says, “take an asprin a day to prevent heart attacks by 50%,” that sounds good. “Get a mammogram to prevent dying from breast cancer”. People do it. Besides, who wants to die from something that’s preventable? No one! [...]
We obviously have no concern for politically correct. I am a Christian, and as such will express that through my words, my actions and my office. It is not the holidays to me, it is Christmas. But what is Christmas? I won’t give too much away because we will have a trivia next week and [...]
An interesting bill just passed, one that is designed to provide additional safety to the food supply in our country, and hopefully take deadly illness resulting from food supply down another notch. It reads like an excellent step in the right direction for human kind. Sad thing, is that it is easy to spin something [...]