I receive a fair number of calls from adults who have intermittent numbness and tingling in the fingers that the doctor has ruled out as not a dangerous disease or that there is nothing to show for this intermittent pain. And I am the guy who usually gets the calls after no one can figure out what the problem is. After all it’s intermittent, it could be stress, it could be from … [Read more...] about What Can We Do about Intermittent Pains in Hands and Fingers?
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Uncontrollable Rage: The Case of Elliot Rodger
Another mass killing that has people wondering, “How could this have happened?” There will of course be calls for stronger gun control laws. They will be sifting through the details of his troubled life looking for clues as to why he felt compelled to act out in such a violent way. They will be looking for someone to blame, whether it be his parents, or therapists, or … [Read more...] about Uncontrollable Rage: The Case of Elliot Rodger
Why I Won’t Quit
I am determined to enjoy a sense of achievement until my last breath! I refuse to simply sit and do nothing or just twiddle my thumbs. It is true that my list of ‘friends to call’ has gotten much shorter, mainly because many of them have died. I haven’t, so therefore I am going to enjoy the days I have left! There are few I can ‘do things with’, as in have lunch, … [Read more...] about Why I Won’t Quit
Retirement Reality
The Social Security Act of 1935 established that at age 65 everyone would retire, and start to collect a stipend. Over 35 million Social Security cards were issued during 1936-37. There was no question -- everybody would be doin’ it. No one could envision the many ways government sponsored retirement would affect future generations. Today, Boomers are not sure they can … [Read more...] about Retirement Reality
Looking at the Flipside of Success: Lessons From Life
Self-help gurus like to exhort us to take risks, never to give up, be bold, take chances, dream the impossible dream. We are often reminded that nothing ventured, nothing gained. Self-appointed experts, in their promotional books and inspirational talks, cite examples of ordinary folks, just like you and me, who through dogged determination (of course, following … [Read more...] about Looking at the Flipside of Success: Lessons From Life
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Creating Financial Security in Your Life
Recognizing that you probably already know……. "Whatever the mind can conceive and believe it can achieve" is more than a saying, it means you know that a thought, clearly pictured in your mind is a very powerful tool that can actually make that thought become a reality in your life. Using that as a backdrop ask yourself, "What can I do to achieve a greater sense of … [Read more...] about Creating Financial Security in Your Life
Autism: A Revolutionary Approach to Treatment
April is Autism Awareness Month. Autism Awareness Day is April 2, honored throughout the world. In recognition of how important awareness of this condition is, I would like to share my own approach to treating this condition. I will start by providing an excerpt from my new book called "Adrenaline Dominance", and end with some e-mail reports that I received from a patient … [Read more...] about Autism: A Revolutionary Approach to Treatment
Use Visualization Techniques to Keep the Body Young
Visualization is a word that is everywhere in the self help world, which for the purposes of this article, will be defined as a technique by which we imagine something we want in the hope of getting or attaining what it is we are visualizing. It has been called the grandest use of our imagination, and can be used to help keep the body young. Visualization has been used very … [Read more...] about Use Visualization Techniques to Keep the Body Young
The Moral Dilemma of Cookies
I owe my older son three batches of homemade cookies. It’s the remaining part of a gift certificate for “one six-month taster membership with Pacific NW Experimental Cookie Labs.” I gave it to him for Christmas. Pacific NW Experimental Cookie Labs is just me having fun in my kitchen, and this gig has been fun for both me and this son. (And that doesn’t even count the … [Read more...] about The Moral Dilemma of Cookies