C. Lloyd Tuckey, M.D. (Psycho-Therapeutics; Treatment by Sleep and Suggestion, 1889) wrote ... "The hysterical Frenchman, known as the 'Soho Sleeper,' occasionally arouses scientific curiosity by indulging in fits of prolonged trance or somnambulism. In November, 1888, he had one of these fits, w... Read More

Q — Why aren't you concerned about blood sugar spikes with the sugar? A — Sugar is not the cause. Omega-3 fatty acids are a cause — not "the cause of the cause of the cause" or the causes in between. Q — Any way to measure lipofuscinosis? Accurately?? A — Lipofuscinosis has been p... Read More

Ivan Illich (Medical Nemesis, 1976) wrote … "The study of the evolution of disease patterns provides evidence that during the last century doctors have affected epidemics no more profoundly than did priests during earlier times. Epidemics came and went, imprecated by both but touched by neither... Read More

C. Lloyd Tuckey, M.D. (Psycho-Therapeutics; Treatment by Sleep and Suggestion, 1889) wrote ... "Partial Paralysis of the Left Side for Eight Days. Rapid Improvement under Suggestion, and almost Complete Cure in Three Weeks. "Louis C—, aged 60, house-painter, was taken into the hospital Novem... Read More

Théodule-Armand Ribot (Essay on the Creative Imagination, 1906) wrote ... "Many instances have been reported of tingling or of pains that may appear in different parts of the body solely through the effect of the imagination. Certain people can increase or inhibit the beating of their hearts at ... Read More