New Article + Nice Compliment

Science should be fun, and one of the things that makes it fun is when we look at old questions with fresh eyes, turning a painting on its side, or ...
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Balancing Forces

I have a lot of polymorphisms or “SNPs” in the glyoxylate metabolic pathway. Both of my parents were kidney-stone-formers, and most kidney stones are calcium-oxalate. After my mold exposure—I moved ...
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Light as Light

Is what we call light true light—light as itself? For instance, water as water. Ice is water—but it is holding together too tightly. Steam is water—but it is holding together ...
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Feeling the Grid

If the background is highly magnetic (high iron), I have to vasodilate. If I do not vasodilate and “smear out” my blood when the background is high iron, my blood ...
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Ammonia and the Brain: A Vicious Cycle

Ammonia is sometimes manufactured as a metabolic corrective when the body perceives itself to be in or nearing metabolic acidosis. Ammonia is extremely alkaline, and it can raise the systemic ...
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Too Expanded and Too Vasoconstricted

If time is like a room, when I am too expanded and too vasoconstricted, it is as if my body is in the attic, and my blood is in the ...
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