Are Pregnant Women Getting Enough Thiamine?
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If the last 80 years of research is any indication, the answer is no, pregnant women are not getting enough thiamine to
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What if we are wrong? Such a simple question, but one that seems all but absent in modern medicine. Patients, particularly women,
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Podcast Alert!
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Yes, I have been talking about thiamine again. This time with Dr. Kurt Woeller, as part of his series: Functional Medicine Doc
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As a lifelong jock, athletics have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember and though the
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Where Bias Reigns
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To Bias is HumanWhen we think about bias, we tend to think only about the prejudicial biases that favor one perspective, group,
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Beyond Calories In and Calories Out
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Since the early 20th century, calories have been equated to health and energy. The assumption is that calories, no matter their composition,
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Metformin: Medical Marvel or Magical Medicine?
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I am not a big fan of metformin (Glucophage). My disdain for metformin stems not from its efficacy. Metformin is quite adept
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Books I Like: The Moth in the Iron Lung
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Conventional wisdom holds that the polio vaccines developed by Jonas Salk in 1955 and improved by Albert Sabin in 1962 were responsible
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