Mickey Mantle said, “If I had known I was going to live this long, I would have taken better care of myself” Well, the former NY Yankees star passed away in 1995 at the age of 63. These days in 2022 if a guy makes it to 60 years old, his life expectancy is 82 … Read more
While most of the pandemic restrictions have now been lifted, there are many Americans who still choose to use masks and face coverings. Oftentimes fully vaccinated adults can still be seen wearing masks when they are outside, while until recently masks were endorsed for airline passengers. U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle in Tampa … Read more
According to a new analysis, scientists have proposed that the little blue pill, also commonly referred to as the love drug, may in fact help increase a person’s brain health. Apart from that, it will cut the levels of certain toxic proteins that are linked to dementia. To reach these conclusions experts analyzed data collected … Read more
Most people would never even think about consuming plastic, and yet recent data suggests that unconsciously each person ingests about five grams of plastic particles per week. To put that into perspective, five grams of plastic is exactly what your credit card would weigh. The review which was published in the journal Exposure & Health … Read more
I bet you didn’t know if you had a lot of dental work in the 60’s 70’s and 80’s, you likely have a mouth full of mercury fillings. For many years one of the predominant materials used in dental fillings was mercury. As a result of these “silver amalgam fillings”, in 1991, the World Health … Read more
Restrictive public health measures were sold as temporary trade-offs of liberty for safety from infection. It was argued that if we gave up trade and freedom of movement for a brief time, COVID-19 could be defeated and we can then return to normal living. As we’ve been saying the beginning though, the cost of liberty and prosperity … Read more
Cholesterol has been used for years as an indicator for heart disease risk. The problem is it’s not a very good indicator. Studies show that total cholesterol levels among people who’ve had heart attacks are almost the same as those of people who haven’t, and that roughly half of heart attacks occur in people without … Read more
Reprinted from Unreported Truths Six weeks after becoming “fully vaccinated,” kids under 12 are 40 percent MORE likely to be infected Covid than those who never received mRNA shots, a huge New York state database shows. The mRNA jabs provide some protection for the first two weeks of “full vaccination.” But it declines rapidly, turns … Read more
I’ve been reading books and blog posts about World War II lately. Not sure how I got on this kick, but it’s been fascinating nonetheless. One particular part of the war piqued my interest: the US surrender in the Philippines in 1942. And it holds a great lesson for anyone who wants to live longer. … Read more
Growing older is intrinsic, but feeling irrelevant, bored, or weak isn’t. Despite representation in the media, well-being isn’t reserved for the young. Besides, many of the ailments associated with aging –– like cognitive decline or low sex drive –– have less to do with intrinsic aging and more to do with your lifestyle. A lifestyle … Read more