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Is Zinc the Connection to Treat and Cure Autism
Researchers have known for years about the relationship between zinc and autism. Autism typically develops during the first three years of life. It is a neurological and developmental disorder and manifests in a person’s ability to interact with others. Autism affects communication, learning, and behavior and is called Autism Spectrum
My Unique Christmas 1998 Started with a Bus Fire Before a 10-Mile Tunnel
It was the last couple of years of my military career. I was on active duty in Stuttgart, Germany, supporting operations in Bosnia. My wife and son joined me for the Christmas holidays. USEUCOM (United States European Command) gave everyone a few extra days off during Christmas week. MWR (Morale,
Why Is It Impossible to See the Silver Lining Behind the Storm Clouds?
Omicron, the current bogeyman of our pandemic, does not seem to fit the mold of how dangerous coronavirus can be. Yes, there are some very virulent issues with the Omicron variant, but there is a lot to rejoice about at the same time. Denmark & Omicron https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/denmark-sees-initial-signs-that-dire-omicron-surge-can-be-avoided/. Over 77% of
Suppose There Was a Pandemic and No One Got Sick
The more I research the pandemic, the more fear and panic appear on stage. However, I live in Houston, Texas, and most of the time, I would never know there was a pandemic in my life. Therefore, other than visiting a medical facility or a government office, I am not
Why Are We Gambling with Our Health Daily?
Gambling means that we take risky actions for the desired result. What is the desired outcome for our health? It is not having someone change your diaper for the last five or ten years of your life. It is about living life to the fullest – doing things when you
A Strawberry a Day Might Impact Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease
As we age, our risk for neurological disorders increases. It is part of life. Why do some people live past 100 years of age and never lose an ounce of brainpower or memory, and others can develop Alzheimer’s disease (AD) in their 50s? We may never know. However, we know
Remarkable Results from a Drug That Treats Neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s disease
I wrote an article recently (https://wp.me/p4ztmz-1wc) about how fisetin, a flavonoid found in strawberries and other fruits and vegetables, blocks pathways that allow Alzheimer’s disease (AD) to grow and thrive. Further study shows that a drug has been developed based on one of the pathways for AD to develop and
What Are Numbers, Anyway – Just a Measure of Something Important
Headlines thrive on bad news – the worse, the better. The Omicron variant is like a combined earthquake and tsunami combined inundated and shaking news desks across the country. When should we be concerned if there are 10,000 new daily COVID-19 cases? If the week before the total new daily
Are You Really Fully Protected Today?
The narrative today is to get vaccinated, then get your booster shot to be protected. What does that really mean? Is there something we do not know that we should? Breakthrough Cases https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covid-19-breakthrough-data. I Googled current covid breakthrough statistics. This is the first article that appeared – published four days ago.