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I have ten dogs . . . Yes, I know. That's a lot of dogs. A friend came over the other day and he was horrified by the fact that all ten dogs each wanted a whiff of his bottom. To answer your questions that will inevitably arise, there's a whole lot of butt sniffing going on around my property. I know, butt sniffing is an odd, comical routine persisted in by our … [Read more...] about I Have Ten Dogs

I cannot remember the last time I slept through the night. I wake up approximately every 2 hours. One would think I’d be exhausted the next day, but I’m fine. My son turned me on to a wearable device called Whoop. I was initially skeptical, thinking it was to track athletic performance, and while it does that, it also tracks sleep, stress, recovery, and monitors health data. … [Read more...] about Are Wearables Hype Or Reality?

With summer approaching and me living in AZ, I must stay hydrated. I can tell when I'm not drinking enough water. My digestion is off, I experience a slight brain fog, and my energy is low. Many people believe drinking any liquid will contribute to their water intake. The truth is that coffee, tea, fruit juices, and alcohol can have a diuretic effect, deplete the body of water, … [Read more...] about How Important is Hydration?

READ BETWEEN THE LINES I belong to the World Economic Forum (WEF) not because I believe in what they preach and sell but because I want to know what they are up to. Their publication, The Conversation, is rich in information about how and what they think.  They are "total control" globalists. Thank God that one of the first things President  Trump did was to break … [Read more...] about Real World News May 2025

The other day an ER doctor told me that “you shouldn’t use testosterone replacement because it increases your risk for blood clot and stroke.”  He told me this in context of a patient on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) who recently had a blood clot. So, in order to ensure that we’re not doing more harm, I took a really deep dive into blood clot risk and the use of … [Read more...] about What’s The Real Risk Of Blood Clot And Stroke With Testosterone Use?

The passage of the Social Security Act in the 1930s set into motion the gradual development of a leisure-oriented retirement mindset and lifestyle that has become the model for the retirement years. In my opinion, that model is the worst thing that has happened to healthy older people because a leisure-oriented lifestyle for older individuals destroys years of potential … [Read more...] about What Determines How Well You Age?

Dr. Michael Heiser said if something in the Bible is weird, that means it’s important. The truth is far more intricate and involved than we realize, even though God tells us this in His Word. Such scriptures don’t register for many of us. We treat them the same as we treat long foreign names in books and articles: We surf over them. People alive in that area of the world 2,000 … [Read more...] about If It Looks, Walks, Quacks Like A Duck …

This month, I'm sharing ways of eating to help you stay healthy. I'm sure you'll be able to relate and find an idea or two to help you stay on track. Clear out your pantry, fridge, and freezer of food items that you know aren't good food choices. Give food away to family or friends or give non-perishable items to a local food bank. If you have vegetable oils like corn, … [Read more...] about 6 Easy Ways To Eat Healthy

*Twinkie: Usually a pretty teenage girl or older woman who would like to be or pretends to be a teenager. These are the facts: Coach Bill Belichick is 73, and Ms. Twinkie is 26. While men in our loony tunes culture snicker and secretly wish they were in Bill's shoes (or whatever), women who can't get a date because they are "too old" hate on Ms. Twinkie. Imagine if Bill was … [Read more...] about Remember Bill Belicheck And His Twinkie*?