Service and Freedom
Commercials and the media promote the idea that we are happiest when we have the trappings of wealth. Then we can do whatever we want. We have freedom.
A Sentence That Improved My Parenting Skills
In the late 1970s, I was sitting in a charting station at Brookfield Hospital in Wisconsin. Next to me a social worker wrote in her records.
Monosodium Glutamate: Not Guilty
Important Note: If you happily use MSG, you are unlikely to learn anything helpful from this article. If you are uncertain about the safety or value of MSG, this is…
Potassium: 95% of You Need More… But Ask Your Prescriber First
Our Supermarket Diet Filling the Gap The Kidney Question You May Need More Potassium There being no supermarkets hundreds of thousands of years ago, our ancestors ate much differently.
Potassium and medications
These common blood pressure medications interfere with your kidneys’ ability to get rid of potassium. If the potassium in your blood runs low, these meds can help raise it, because…
Sodium: The Good and the Bad
A baby learned to walk at six months. It could climb chairs and pull itself up onto the table. It loved salt — whenever its parents held it, the child…
Commercials and the media promote the idea that we are happiest when we have the trappings of wealth. Then we can do whatever we want. We have freedom.
In the late 1970s, I was sitting in a charting station at Brookfield Hospital in Wisconsin. Next to me a social worker wrote in her records.
Important Note: If you happily use MSG, you are unlikely to learn anything helpful from this article. If you are uncertain about the safety or value of MSG, this is…
Our Supermarket Diet Filling the Gap The Kidney Question You May Need More Potassium There being no supermarkets hundreds of thousands of years ago, our ancestors ate much differently.
These common blood pressure medications interfere with your kidneys’ ability to get rid of potassium. If the potassium in your blood runs low, these meds can help raise it, because…
A baby learned to walk at six months. It could climb chairs and pull itself up onto the table. It loved salt — whenever its parents held it, the child…
