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Cancer centres and clinics cover the contemporary medical scene like a – well, like a cancer. It is a fantastic business, if you’re in the business. In the USA, 1200 cancer centres and a handful of pharma companies make over $140 billion per year from selling cancer treatments...
The global market for this stuff is reckoned to be closing in on $13 billion per year (1), and in some parts of the world fish oil is almost a religion. Scandawegians, for example, drink Møllers Tran from birth to the grave, and regard it as a sacrament....
Love may be a many-splendored thing, but today’s world reeks of lead-free symphorophilia. (Symphorophilia is a sub-species of paraphilia, where protagonists become sexually aroused by staging and participating in car-crashes. First explained by the great and prescient writer J G Ballard, in his novel Crash). Our Keresian love...
The book "Out of the Fire" by dr. Paul Clayton is available in paperback at Amazon.com. You can buy it here. "The hottest topic in medical science today is the Grand Unified Theory of Disease, which finds that nearly all disease is caused by chronic inflammation. This revolutionary new...
For the last few weeks I have been indulging in a little side project. This involved reviewing a list of 394 Indian herbals, screening their ethnobotannical uses and cross-referencing them against the body of more recent research that has been done into their pharmacological and clinical properties. In...
At events, people often ask me what influences me, and what I read, and where I get my bits of science from. I follow many different scientific and/or clinical journals, some frequently and some as and when I hear about a piece of interesting new research. The list includes......
The stats are pretty awful. AD and the neurodegenerative diseases in general (the most common being Alzheimer’s, Parkinsonism and Motor Neurone Disease) are all increasing in frequency. Neurodegenerative deaths in the over-65 age group have increased 300% in men, and 500% in women since 1995 (1). The standard...
The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity. William Butler was uncannily prescient. Every day I think that his architectural poetry grows more accurate. I could bore for Britain on the subject of who the best and worst might be today if viewed...
I flew from London to Vienna last week and noticed that many of the young and trendy were carrying squeeze bottles of hand sanitiser, in their pockets or karabinered to their backpacks. Why the outbreak of Sanex? The kids have been propagandised into thinking that the world is...
As mentioned in an earlier blog post, life expectancy is falling in North America and in the UK, and will shortly start falling in many other countries also. The neo-opioid epidemic has made a dent and suicides are up too, but the data are pretty clear; death rates...