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The Polio Vaccine Disaster: Precursor of the Obamacare Website Fiasco

When friends complain about evil government (e.g., NSA surveillance), I tell them “never underestimate the stupidity of government employees” — by which I mean their stupidity outweighs their...

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Better sleep, less likely to catch a cold. Subjects were exposed to a cold virus. Those who’d slept longer during the preceding weeks were less likely to come down with cold symptoms. Likewise, those...

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More Fermented Foods, Less Runny Nose?

As recently as four or five years ago,and for many years before that, I often had a runny nose. I went through boxes and boxes of Kleenex. I carried a handkerchief everywhere and often used it. Not...

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The Fallibility of Epidemiologists: Neglect of the Immune System

Anne Weiss recently repointed me to an interview with the epidemiologist Tom Jefferson about swine flu. Jefferson, let me stress, is a good epidemiologist. In the interview he makes a point I make on...

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Early Immune Warning System: A Bit of Evidence

I have proposed that three things — a tendency to touch each other (e.g., shake hands), a tendency to touch near our mouths, and our tonsils — together form an early warning system for our immune...

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the power of Marmite problems in the Chinese economy Edward Jay Epstein reviews A Wilderness of Error by Errol Morris. Janet Malcolm, among many others, assumed McDonald was guilty but new evidence...

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  Therapists must appear perfect. If their marriage isn’t happy, it undermines their claim that they can make your marriage happy. More about butter and cholesterol (n = 1). The neuroscience of...

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ALS patients test promising chemical, collate the results themselves. Did you know about “side letters”? New ways that Hollywood makes money by Edward Epstein. Parents have stronger immune systems...

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More Examples of Mainstream Health Care Ignoring the Immune System

In a recent post I made an obvious point. If our immune systems were stronger, we would need antibiotics less often and antibiotic resistance would become less of a problem. I hadn’t heard this point...

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