This article takes you behind the scenes of the medical interview.
When you’re done reading, you’ll know why your doctor asks certain questions, what sort of answers they’re looking for, and what they’re thinking about while you’re talking. Once you know all of this, you can learn to communicate more effectively with your doctor.
Efficient and effective communication will improve your rapport, save time, and improve the chances of your doctor making early and accurate diagnoses.
Instead of being faced with hard decisions every day to resist tempting foods, we can make one good decision to surround ourselves only with the foods we wish we would eat more often.
Major news outlets are reporting that Covid-19 vaccines may be causing ITP. In this article, I explain ITP and review primary sources.
In this article, I discuss three different types of stress: panic, anxiety, and disappointment. I will address causes for each, and treatments that I have found helpful.
Training-recovery mismatch can take many forms. Perhaps the most notable form is called functional hypothalamic amenorrhea, or FHA for short.
All of my writing on the covid-19 mRNA vaccines is compiled in this one location. I’ll keep this up to date, with most recent information at the top of the post.
In this article on sleep, I share two ideas that I think are often overlooked in discussions on the topic: i) sleep as a contextual value ii) sound sleep as a result of sound living.
This article is meant to provide the information necessary to help you decide whether or not you want to take an mRNA vaccine for Covid-19.
What follows is an emergency physician’s account of his own case of appendicitis from diagnosis to recovery.
In this 3 minute video I demonstrate how to record your daily nutrition in Cronometer and how to learn from your experience.
In this 7 minute video tutorial, I show you how to calculate your macronutrient requirements in Cronometer.
There were good reasons to think that hydroxychloroquine would prevent or treat COVID-19.
