Hormones, Hysterectomy, and the Aging Brain
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Everything slows down as we age. For some lucky folks, aging happens gracefully with nary a disease in sight. For others, the
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The anti-thiamine molecule, oxythiamine, has been used experimentally to create thiamine deficiency in animals for decades. It causes a range of symptoms
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For as long as I have been studying endometriosis, I have suspected that endometriosis represented a protective cascade, one that has either
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A few weeks back, I wrote about a truly remarkable line of research showing that blood flow continues for a period of
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Can Blood Flow Without a Beating Heart?
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Postmortem Blood FlowThat the heart is a pump and it is the sole driver of blood flow is so ingrained in our
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Many years ago, I wrote a short post about some unique research linking manganese deficiency in deer antlers to osteoporosis in humans.
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Drugs Have Effects
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Seems like a simple proposition to recognize that drugs affect things in the body, but after years of marketing, most of us
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Several months ago, a colleague let me know that his patients were testing positive for oxythiamine. He had begun using IV thiamine
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