Whilst I always suspected a direct link between potassium and thiamine deficiency (outside of the context of refeeding syndrome), I had not
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In recent years, the medical community has attempted to acknowledge and address issues involving the gender bias found woven throughout the industry.
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Energy Medicine
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I have written many posts on Hormones Matter and have tried to answer the questions arising from each post. These questions and
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Brain Fuel: Is It All About Glucose?
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That the brain demands glucose and mostly, if not only, glucose has been ingrained in medical thought for generations. Although, ketones are
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In the first paper, Thiamine Deficiency in Modern Medical Practice , I provided an overview of why health practitioners should consider thiamine in
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The Perils of Diagnostic Overshadowing
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Diagnostic overshadowing is a phrase used to describe a cognitive bias employed by many practitioners. It assumes that all of a patient’s
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Virginia Woolf, an English writer who pioneered the use of stream of consciousness narration, was a tremendous diarist. Her diaries and her
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A new study shows that you can be “highly attractive” if you have enough carboxylic acid on your skin. Highly attractive to
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