Dr. Nemec covers the question of how many meals per day to have. He also shares an awesome manifestation of healing body mind emotions and spirit in a patient in just 1 1/2 weeks who was totally doing everything she was supposed to do for her blood cancer...
Social media is like cancer — no, not because it has taken over people’s attention or that it has some evil aspect, but in the way it has been built. You may have a negative or positive opinion about FaceBook/Meta or Twitter, but the way that it came about is similar...
In America, you may think that Congress passes laws, the President signs them, and those laws run the country. If you think it is that simple, you are missing the “fourth branch” of government – the role played by the myriad of governmental agencies. The FCC, OSHA,...
Have you ever wondered why sugar has such a stranglehold on society? Sure, it tastes good, but that isn’t enough to explain why we tend to crave sugar and go out of our way for it. We know it isn’t good for us, and can lead to being overweight, diabetes, and even...
A company creates a very successful name-branded product, and next thing you know, that name brand has become the name of the product itself. Examples are: Kleenex (facial tissue), Crock-Pot (slow cooker), Onesies (infant body wear), Bubble Wrap (air insulating wrap),...
Americans are very mobile — that is, they move from one state to another to pursue opportunity or leave poor conditions. Because the U.S. has 50 states, each of which has its own partially autonomous government, different states offer alternatives to taxation, crime...
You know the story of the sinking of the Titanic, but you may not know how many missteps occurred leading up to the disaster. Had any of those mistakes not happened, the loss of life that occurred would have been minimal or the disaster would have been averted. Some...
The Do It Yourself (DIY) movement is quite popular these days, fueled by readily available Internet videos which demonstrate step-by-step how to build a deck, replace a broken car part, or repair a computer. A person with a phone camera and a few tools can post a...
You may think flying cars and submarine cars are merely inventions of science fiction, but both exist today. In Japan, SkyDrive’s electric vehicle take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL) received a safety certification that should clear the way for limited public use,...
Horse and rider: that combination throughout history, until the last century, painted a picture of a symbiotic relationship. The modern version might be “car and driver,” which is a synergistic relationship, but a symbiotic relationship requires two living...
You’re driving, and you come to an intersection. Do you turn left, right, or continue ahead? If you know your destination, the decision usually isn’t hard, but sometimes you get new information, like a roadblock up ahead, or a strong storm coming at you from the left,...
“You don’t know what you don’t know.” That simple sentence implies a lot. Most of the gaps in our knowledge are in areas where we don’t think we have gaps in our knowledge, because we never heard the right information. Modern news media in particular plays on...
Have you ever read a book and found a typo? A professional book which was edited and reviewed still had an error in it. Or something going through an automated assembly line fails — the process works thousands of times in a row, but then you get a dud. Even highly...
Six Americans trapped in Iran in 1979 were in hiding. A CIA master of disguise, Tony Mendez, was sent to extricate them. Discovery would mean painful death for Tony and the Americans. Tony created a fake film company, gave the Americans Canadian passports, disguised...
Gambling —it’s never a good idea, yet each year people flock to Las Vegas to do just that. Why is it a bad idea? Because in each game played there, the “House” has the odds tilted in its favor, so that eventually and on average, the players lose money. There is no way...
We all have beliefs. We believe we will wake up tomorrow, even though most of us have no idea how that can happen or how sleep works. We go to bed fearlessly, confident of awakening tomorrow. We have faith in the ability of pilots to fly planes, and we believe that if...
A fad is something that becomes popular quickly, but then often fades away. But some fads stick around because they have lasting value. Something that gains popularity quickly may or may not have value, but if it does, it continues to be popular, and eventually...
The scientific process is excellent at gathering data. But the interpretation of that data is left up to people, who can make mistakes, especially if operating from a biased mindset. Just because a study is carefully done by top notch researchers, don’t expect that...
Who are we? What are we? There are two main views in the world that attempt to answer the questions. The first is that there was a “Big Bang” or undirected natural forces came together to eventually develop higher and higher levels of complexity, organization, and...
Dr. Nemec answers the important question: “if I have tested positive for COVID and I am on the THI program what should I do to help myself? Should I add more supplementation?”...
