
Exploring the interplay of fundamental physical principles with biological systems: genetics, biochemistry, pharmacology, physiology, pathology, toxicology, chemical carcinogenesis, and some legal implications. (energy, mass, space, and time)
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Nature looks beautiful only after food, shelter, medicine, and technology have bought you distance from it. Nature doesn’t exist to heal you. It has no remorse, no memory, no purpose, and no awareness of you at all. It will kill you as read...
Just a quick note to praise science and engineering in the modern day. Despite centuries of so-called “culinary arts,” it took actual tobacco engineers and scientists to finally achieve cookie perfection through the careful, almost r...
The structure looks solid from a distance.
Notebook LM Generate Graphic from the first draft text 18Jun26. Notebook suggested “Classification With Causation: The Naturalistic Fallacy in Regulatory Science. “The provided text argues that mo...
You have probably seen the argument. Someone says that Big Food is just like Big Tobacco and that food companies are hiding evidence of harm, addicting you on purpose, and killing people for profit. It is a powerful claim. It moves people....
High blood pressure, heart attacks linked to common preservatives in food!!!
This piece hit me this morning, and although I haven’t written in a while, I feel compelled to respond to this Scripps News amplifying a NutriNet-Santé preservati...
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Father, husband, scientist, and toxicologist; BA in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (UCSB); PhD in Environmental Toxicology (UCI); Inventor of Composite Transcription Factor Decoys.
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