This blog’s Health & Exercise page has been reorganized. There now are separate sections (headings) for articles:
- Foods for a healthy brain
- Exercises
- Habits
This blog’s Health & Exercise page has been reorganized. There now are separate sections (headings) for articles:
I sort of cringe when I hear about microscopic images which show “visible, jagged-edged ‘foreign bodies'” in our cells.
And yet, there’s the more familiar lead thing. Who wants lead in our water supply (tap, bottled, etc.)? Aren’t all parents concerned? How have perspectives and perceptions changed in the past? In the present.
Even with modern chemistry, microscopes, chemical analysis, lab research & group studies, what does it take for collective agreement on the data? To trust the science? To take collective (political) action? To change habits?
Continue reading Taking plastic to heart – a health narrativeThe incredible complexity of our global ecosystem … at so many levels …
Well, then there’s “better living through chemistry” … the plastic ocean, plastic in our food chain, and PFAS in our tap water (and blood).
Here’s one of many articles in the news cycle this week prompted by a recent study from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) – which “analyzed water collected from over 700 taps and kitchen faucets in homes, offices and schools across the country.”
Continue reading The future of forever chemistry