The above aphorism was coined by the famous economist, Thomas Sowell, to describe any human society or situation. Every waking moment of every day of our lives, we are presented with a myriad of choices, large and small, most we don't even notice. But I was reminded of Sowell's phrase when I read an article …
My own weight-loss program has been going fine since February. I have lost over 25 pounds, and I can get into clothes that I grew out of years ago. It feels great! And my secret is eliminating a lot of sugar from my diet. However, I found a post on X today that made me …
Herewith, an essay on just one shot given to kids in their first day of life. This essay also describes the human immune system, and how and where it works. Parents, take heed. From Dr. Andrew Zywiec, from his X feed. The hepatitis B vaccine is given on the first day of life. The reason …
Continue reading A Doctor Speaks About the Unspeakable: Vaccines
I just finished a very interesting story in the Wall Street Journal relating to health care for HIV-positive and AIDS patients. With previously-available health insurance, people with AIDS pretty much had access to whichever doctors and facilities they needed for their treatment, and all the medicines legitimately prescribed by their doctors (with only a simple …
Continue reading Another Interesting ObamaCare Phenomenon-AIDS
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