Small Blood: Hypertensive Crisis, Hypovolemia
By alethea |
The universe is expanding. On top of a mountain, time is wider, more expanded, than at sea level. On top of a mountain, clocks tick a tiny bit faster. Faster ...
Read More Decompression Pulmonary Sickness (“the bends”)
By alethea |
We are unaccustomed to thinking of time as having a speed that varies, and variance in the speed of time as having an effect on health. Yet we know from ...
Read More Breaching the Speed of Light
By alethea |
In physics we treat the baseline speed of the universe as zero. But the holographic principle was proposed by Nobel laureate Gerard ’t Hooft in the 1990s, and Stephen Hawking’s ...
Read More Jill’s Hands
By alethea |
Like me, my friend Jill also got sick while living in a moldy house. She wrote to me recently saying the water in her new house was burning her hands. ...
Read More Time is Reflected in the Scale of New Blood
By alethea |
I am interested in a variable we have not yet considered when it comes to disease: scale. I was very happy to see this study by the Max Planck Center ...
Read More Peripheral Resistance: Blood Pressure and Size of RBCs
By alethea |
What if time—the Big Bang—is not a vacuum, but a tightly controlled explosion. We don’t feel the exploding force and the collapsing force because—in the present—they are held in balance. ...
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