I remember when I was a kid that getting a physical at the doctor involved not just being so nervous I could pee all the way from the car to the examination room, but it involved something that there seems to be so little of... time. A "physical" involved having a physical examination. Checking, eyes, ears, nose, throat, heart, reflexes, my walk, my stance and LOTS of palpation. So it took quite a bit of time because it also involved a lot of questions and a lot of talking. That doesn't seem to be the definition of a physical now.
Read MoreI want to remind you about dosing. In order to get any recipe right, my grandfather always said (my grandmother hated cooking) that he had to follow the amounts exactly for the end result to be perfect. Too much brandy in the stuffing was one thing, but not enough baking soda was deadly!
Read MoreThe development of the idea of removing the gall bladder, the tonsils, the appendix and even the spleen was most likely as a result of on the spot necessity. It seems to be the status quo now that we can live without these, but the question that we should be asking is are we living? Are we truly living a healthy, vital life without these?
Read MoreSeparating ourselves from community takes away a huge source of energy and metabolism for our lives. We need to look at that when we are discussing depression, suicide, chronic illness and mental illness. We need to look at that when we are facing cancer. We just need to look at that…
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