Light makes the world go round

Why is an energetic footprint as we’re studying in water so important? As you may know, one of my heroes is Fritz-Albert Popp, a German physicist, who first discovered that we also maintain a constant conversation with our environment in the form of a constant Morse code of light emissions. Living systems, writes Popp, ‘not [...]

The Japanese X-Factor

In the 1960s, Len Syme, the first sociologist to land a job in the U. S. Department of Health, suspected that social factors had a bearing on certain diseases believed only to have dietary or environmental causes, such as heart disease, cancer or arthritis. In one of his early attempts to tease out [...]

The heart’s a lonely hunter

I was fascinated by material my husband Bryan Hubbard wrote about in our current issue of What Doctors Don’t Tell You (website: http://www.wddty.com).  Bryan was attempting to answer why heart disease is still the number 1 killer in the West.  In the US alone, every 37 seconds, someone’s heart fatally packs up. What Bryan found was [...]