Writing retreat in Tuscany, say what? Yes. This is really happening. I’m inviting you to come write with me in Italy. I am teaching for one week in Tuscany. October 10 – October 16, 2026. We have space for five writers in the villa, which is where we will hold our classes. And space for six others to stay off-site….
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Are microplastics bad for your health? Are micro plastics bad for your health? A new study, just published today, finds the answer to this question is unequivocally yes. In other words, ingesting, inhaling, and absorbing Microplastics through your skin can cause or exacerbate a host of health problems. These health problems include Type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease. Microplastics…
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Neil Miller, a 50-year-old dad of two, died of Vaccine-induced Immune Thrombocytopenia and Thrombosis (VITT), as I wrote in a recent article for Substack. But his death certificate initially listed the cause of death as “ischemic heart disease” and “rheumatoid arthritis.” His devastated wife, Kem, had to wait a year for the British authorities to update the cause of death….
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Don’t take Tylenol. Among many other problems, Tylenol depletes your body of a key compound, glutathione. Don’t give it to your kids. Tylenol is not a safe drug. Although ubiquitous, it’s not safe. Scientists have been calling the alarm on acetaminophen, the main ingredient in Tylenol, for years. What’s wrong with acetaminophen? Acetaminophen depletes the body of glutathione. We’ve known…
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Congratulations to Emma Tekstra, who recently published her first book: How to be a Healthy Human. The publisher? Our much-loved Skyhorse Publishing. Skyhorse Publishing publishes many books about alternative health, autism, and medical freedom. One of my favorites is a memoir called An Unfortunate Coincidence, in case you’re looking for something besides the book by Emma Tekstra to read. Who…
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Tyrone Hayes is not a household name. But it should be. This biologist spent over 15 years researching the safety of an herbicide, atrazine. Employed by the company that made atrazine, Tyrone Hayes defied his funders and followed the science. The science (as opposed to the $cience, or the “psy-ience,” showed that atrazine is bad for wildlife. It’s also bad…
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