Reflections of Nearly 80 Years
Reflections of Nearly 80 Years This week, I am closer to 80 years old than 79. It got me to […]
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Not Your Father’s Oldsmobile (or World)!
The Oldsmobile company coined the term “not your father’s,” Oldsmobile” to describe the 1988 Olds Cutlass – for a new
Easy To Change & Easy Not to Change
Jeff Olson wrote “The Slight Edge” in 2013. I remember reading it and relating it to many of my flights
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.
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,
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
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
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
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
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?
