March 27, 2009 — In Darkest Night Well, some kinds anyway.Current medical technologies in the field of regenerative medicine have regrown the severed tip of a man’s finger (about a 1/2 inch) in 10 days.  With some refinement those who … Continue reading →

Are you looking for a way to get more fit? Perhaps you have heard that walking for fitness is a good way to start, but you may wonder if fitness walking really brings results. After all, it doesn’t seem like … Continue reading →

by Mickey Siew Due to excessive eating and the type of food that we consume everyday, our colons are being pile up with waste and toxic. Normal bowel activity only clears out some waste but colon will not be clean … Continue reading →

Many smokers keep smoking because they believe that they will put on a few pounds if they quit. But what if smoking was more a factor in weight gain – but one that took place over time? “How can this … Continue reading →

Learning ABR at the Center in Montreal The is part one of a series on alternative therapies for cerebral palsy. What is it? ABR is a method of compression that seeks to restore volume and structure to areas of the … Continue reading →

Besides both being well-known pain relievers? They were both synthesized by the same man, Felix Hoffmann, in August of 1897. Wired has an article . Bayer AG still holds the rights to the trade name aspirin in more than 80 … Continue reading →

Over the last few weeks, I have been continuing to look for ways to to rehab my left thumb. This has been going very well. The dime-sized lump that had accumulated from all of the tension has subsided quite a … Continue reading →

Talk about strange political bedfellows- between Howie Carr and Margery Eagan’s respective Sunday Boston Herald columns, one might never guess they are normally at opposite ends of the ideological spectrum. But two years of Deval Patrick as governor and a … Continue reading →

“You have to go to the principal’s office,” the teacher said. “Take your things. You’ve a doctor’s appointment.” “Oh,” I said. “I do?” My arm was in a sling and a classmate picked up my books and put them in … Continue reading →

Dave and Debbie Adams, who opened their home to Hector — the homeless, toothless, but far from  hopeless American Eskimo dog we introduced you to last week — have filed an update on how he’s adjusting to his new long-term … Continue reading →