In 1998, the Nobel Prize for Medicine or Physiology acknowledged the work of Furchgott, Murad and Ignarro characterizing this simple molecule containing 1 oxygen atom and 1 nitrogen atom. (1) This molecule appears everywhere in the plant and animal kingdoms. Called a neurotransmitter, the activity of NO is diverse and complicated. The discovery of NO … Read more
The dictionary defines hacking in “computerese” as to devise or modify (a computer program), usually skillfully. Dave Asprey challenges us to the concept of “biohacking” in his book “The Bulletproof Diet”. Dave Asprey is an early Silicon Valley computer engineer who made millions with Internet hacking. He describes hacking as needing to make complex systems work even … Read more
Big box book stores and Amazon bring us sources of information that used to be almost impossible to access. A book written by someone with direct personal experience is priceless. Many have turned to writing books to disseminate information that could never be heard or discussed otherwise. In 2004 Dr. Marcia Angell, now former editor … Read more
Now is the time to take advantage of ICIM’s online hormone meeting, don’t miss the LIVE panel discussion portion of our virtual conference! Sign up by Friday at 6 pm EST, and catch “The Molecular Basis of Aging” featuring David Brownstein, MD and Carol Petersen, RPh, CNP, moderated by Phyllis Bronson, PhD. Our virtual conference is “Endocrine … Read more
On November 15th, the Canadian Association of Clinical Thermography hosted an online conference “What Lies Beneath The Surface?” For the next two weeks, it will still be possible to register and listen to the recorded presentations: https://www.facebook.com/associationofclinicalthermography/ I was honored to provide a lecture on estrogen and breast health. In addition to identifying causes of … Read more