Alzheimer's has been on the rise for several decades. Chances are it has struck your family or someone you know. Thus far, the best scientific guess as to the cause of Alzheimer's is accumulation of "tangles" and "plaque" in the brain, and the solution is to clear it out. One doctor equates getting rid of the plaque and tangles to removing all the grave stones in a cemetery, … [Read more...] about The Alzheimer’s – Statin Connection
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Desperate For Love
Recently, a two-part Dr. Phil show featured a 70-year old woman who had fallen in love with a man she had never seen or met (on a dating site) and to whom she had given in excess of $200,000. Here is the link to the first part of show: http://drphil.com/shows/show/2405/ and the second: http://drphil.com/shows/show/2406/ Tragically, this is not the worst of … [Read more...] about Desperate For Love
Move Faster to Move Faster!
A dear friend of mine had a terrible fall. I was close by, and there was nothing I could do. What was most difficult to witness was the look on her face right before the fall: I could see as she started to fall she wanted to reach out to grab something. And I saw her looking at a safety bar next to her on the wall. Yet even though she saw the bar, and wanted to reach out her … [Read more...] about Move Faster to Move Faster!
How Do We Release the Past?
How often we hear that it’s important and freeing to release the past. But, how exactly do we do that? If doing this hasn’t been easy for you, maybe this will help. I’ve recently written about thoughts that have come to me from Catherine Ponder’s book, The Secret to Unlimited Prosperity, which as I stated before, isn’t solely about prosperity. This is … [Read more...] about How Do We Release the Past?
Trouble-Makers In Life
I remember in high school (class of 1947), there was always at least one who voted against whatever the rest of the class agreed on. I even remember WHO it was; the one who never agreed with the rest of us. Sadly, that is often true in families also. It seems that there is one who is always ‘stirring’ up a problem or making trouble between other members. This can cause such … [Read more...] about Trouble-Makers In Life
Testosterone: Just How Risky Is It?
Two recent studies have indicated that testosterone replacement therapy causes a significant increase in the incidence of heart attacks, death, and strokes. As a result, the FDA is planning to investigate whether there should be concerns about the use of testosterone. Let me start by providing some facts: 1) Nearly 100% of men who have heart attacks have been found to … [Read more...] about Testosterone: Just How Risky Is It?
You Have a Choice
There is a difference between getting old and being old but most people don't think about it because it takes "active awareness" to recognize the difference. The question is, when you are aware there is a difference, how do you make that awareness work for you? Let's start here: Accept that getting old is inevitable and unavoidable. You can't do a thing about the passage … [Read more...] about You Have a Choice
Good Stuff To Know May 2015
Strength training still advisable in older age *** Medical marijuana liquid extract may bring hope for children with severe epilepsy *** Civic engagement may stave off brain atrophy, improve memory *** E-cigarette use is not risk-free *** Eight nutrients to protect the aging brain *** The difference between 'Use-By' 'Sell-By' and 'Best-By' dates *** Facebook users' wishful … [Read more...] about Good Stuff To Know May 2015
Facebook Folly and Pain Pill Problems
We are living at a time when civility, common sense and decency are in short supply. As just one example, it was recently reported that a pharmacist, annoyed by a customer needing a pain medication refill posted a profanity laced rant on Facebook, calling out the customer for what the pharmacist felt was the customer's impatience.[Read more...] about Facebook Folly and Pain Pill Problems
We Already Know How To Cure Cancer
I knew when I accepted the invitation to speak at the National Health Federation's 60thannual awards dinner on January 31st, 2015, that I faced a challenge. The point of my speech that night would take only a single sentence: sugar causes cancer. But what surrounds that statement would either make my speech convincing or not. After all, you have to think about the … [Read more...] about We Already Know How To Cure Cancer