Here are 2 illustrations of how people get sick or develop health issues. Can a dark skinned African, a somewhat dark skinned Sicilian, a very fair, blond and blue eyed northern Scandinavian, and an albino all go the beach and safely play volleyball outside on July 1st when there isn't a cloud in the sky and the temperature is 100°? The answer actually is "YES." The dark … [Read more...]
Health’s Ten Commandments
(This information was furnished to me on my first 40 day and 40 night visit to Mt. Sinai. I believe these “Health’s 10 Commandments” are what fits with God’s design and/or your biology’s requirements. Do these or risk getting seriously hurt. Ultimately, these commandments are really “invitations for your consideration.”) You are genetically strong and designed to be well, … [Read more...]
To My Patients
To My Patients About "Running On Time or Late" I am concerned with your needs and time requirements. You need to understand that this office runs quite a bit differently. Unfortunately, but like many other physicians, I run late. To be truthful, I spend a lot of time with my patients, telephone calls are put through and dealt with, and at times there are tasks and … [Read more...]
Holiday Behaviors Leading to Health or Disease
Holiday Behaviors Leading to Health or Disease Alcoholism, cigarette smoking, overweight, lack of exercise and "drug" use/abuse are just the excessive extensions of normal behaviors. In ancient times these holiday behaviors were permitted/acceptable only infrequently and for very short periods of time. There could be a "Holiday" mentality just 2 or 3 days a year since life was … [Read more...]
Translation: It is all biochemistry
Translation: It is all biochemistry It is all biochemistry: What you do right gets translated as a good biochemical result (health), and what you do wrong gets translated as a bad biochemical result otherwise known as a disease. If you smoke cigarettes, eat meat, drink coffee/alcohol or cola's, have a bad attitude, don't exercise, use heroin or cocaine, don't wear your seat … [Read more...]