A Response: Why Do I Consider Diet Advice from COP26 as Propaganda?
The Science of Lowering Estrogen For Weight Loss: How Receptor Action Determines Fat Storage
Through the estrogen receptors that are so densely situated in fat cells, estrogen promotes fat storage in sites beneath the skin. It does so by shutting down the cell’s adrenaline receptors (this will be important later), receptors that would normally sense the ‘request’ for circulating
COVID-19 in 2021 (Part III): 21 Papers That are Being Ignored
(This is Part Three of a three-part series. Click here for Part One and here for Part Two). 1. Apolone et al – did COVID spread for six months before we noticed? Published in November 2020, this was one of the first papers to make
Covid-19 in 2021 (Part II): Assessing ‘The Science’
(This is Part Two of a three-part series. Click here for Part One and here for Part Three). One thing that most of us can agree on in these polarized times is that decisions should be made on the basis of scientific evidence rather than
COVID-19 in 2021 (Part I): An End Within Sight?
(This is Part One of a three-part series. Click here for Part Two and here for Part Three). There once was a time when we could assess the evidence, make conclusions and then discuss how best to integrate these findings into policy. This has not
Telling People What the Evidence Says vs Showing Them the Evidence
Perspectives: On Conspiracy Theories, Censorship and Segregation
PERSPECTIVE A On segregation We all know that excluding the anti-vaxxers from society is a good thing and that, although segregation has got a bad rap, we know it’s the right thing to do because it’s backed by science. And sure, some people will point
Natural Treatment for H Pylori: How Do Eradication Rates Compare Against Triple Therapy?
H Pylori is one of the most recently discovered organisms; as far as the medical literature is concerned, it has only just celebrated its 38th birthday. And while it can (and indeed does) live peacefully in many, H Pylori issues represent one of the
What are the Studies Saying? Actual Risk, Relative Risk and NNT
“Don’t hate the playa, hate the maths”. It’s fair to say that medical statistics is not a particularly sexy subject. But if you’re being served something and asked to swallow it, it can pay to read the label… And the quickest and easiest way