To my greatest surprise, I stumbled upon yet another article in the Scientific American (SCIAM) that looked completely out of place in that publication. After
Aspirin now proposed as treatment of brain cancer
The news on treating cancer as metabolic disease just keep on coming. This new study discusses a “novel” drug based on aspirin as a potential
Psychiatric diagnoses are ‘worthless’, most mental conditions stem from stress (trauma)
It is rare to see a study like the one below that does not hold anything back and exposes psychiatry for what it really is
MS Tied To Glucose Deficiency Due To Endotoxin And Fat, Extra Glucose May Treat It
Just a few days ago I posted the groundbreaking study on metabolic derangement in ALS – i.e. it is a diseased characterized by increased FAO,
Insects can feel both acute and chronic pain, can even develop insect-PTSD
Not many readers of this blog know it, but to this day surgery on babies or other painful procedures is often performed without anesthesia. The
Goats are “excellent listeners”, can recognize and respond to the feelings of their peers
Apparently, the expression “dull as a sheep/goat” needs to be revised. According to the study below, goats are not only perfectly capable of distinguishing various
ALS tied to increased fat oxidation (FAO), increasing glucose may treat it
I made a few posts in the past about ALS characterized by adrenal hyperactivity and suppressed gonadal function, as well as mitochondrial dysfunction and copper
Blocking cystine, and thus glutathione (GSH) synthesis, kills cancer stem cells
Yet another study that adds to the evidence that cancer is a metabolic disease, driven by excessive reductive stress. I posted a few other threads
Consciousness is quantum, can be modulated with specific chemicals
Many readers are likely familiar with the theories of Roger Penrose on the topics of consciousness and how it relates to physics and even cosmology.
At least 15% of patients with brain injury and in coma may be conscious and capable of recovery
As many readers know, patients with severe brain injury are typically viewed by medical professionals as simply a “vegetable on a plug” and incapable of