Mitochondrial Mutations, Twenties! and Wonderful Life! Earlier this year I wrote an article about Statins, Mitochondria, Chronic Disease and Aging. My research has led to a whole new section, not on statins, but on aging. It is strange that the information which has led me to this aging...

Most young kids’ play is sedentary A study looking a three-, four- and five-year-olds enrolled in community-based preschool programs found that 89 percent of the kids’ physical activity could be described as sedentary activity, while 56 percent of activities were sedentary during outdoor playtim...

I'm on a bit of a project at the moment, but I wanted to shoot off another few tidbits about vitamin D. One physician's post on an endocrinology blog ("vitamin D' is actually a steroid hormone) put it thusly: I have included the references to each of these observations [...] and draw to your att...

Today you're three. It's cliche to say, "Oh, how the years have flown by. My, how much you've grown! You've changed right before our very eyes. I can't believe you're THREE!" But there. It's all true so I've said it anyway. You're our little lady, no longer our baby, and honestly I have to...

Delaney's "Wickey Witch" birthday party was today. The Wicked Witch cutout we ordered online arrived in time for the party. And we finally found a local bakery that could provide us with a cake featuring a smiling Wicked Witch (no small feat, I'll tell ya). Birthday #3 was all about the Wicked Witch...

Busy week, lots of surfing trying to find any mention of Sarcoidosis on Oprah since the Sarc is doing it's thing again. Turned out, my sister had thought she heard it would be an Oprah topic, instead it was just a guest had mentioned it wasn't slowing down his life, so no Oprah transcript on any rec...