
The Skeptical Physician: Provocative, challenging, and sometimes humorous commentaries on health, nutrition, wellness and the medical-care system.
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Before exploring the next array of foods that climbed up the social ladder, there is one ingredient that took the reverse trip: vanilla. And it’s worth looking at what happened.
Vanilla comes from the seed pod of an orchid that grows aroun...
I have been a tourist for nigh on sixty years. My wife and I were early baby boomers, founding members of the yuppies, before we realized just how bad we were. Insufferable. We delayed starting our family in exchange for years of travel. An...
I, for one, am anxious for AI to have a greater impact on our lives. There are certain jobs that need immediate, desperate help. The first that I have in mind is for AI to replace the numbskulls who write product manuals or instructions for...
Mark Kurlansky, the author of the excellent book ‘Cod’, wrote an essay in Food and Wine in 1991 titled Peasant Chic: How Foods Move Up the Social Ladder. Since then, a host of foods once gracing the tables of the poor have become luxury ite...
Months ago, I penned two posts about lies at restaurants and grocery stores. They covered the deception around eggs, meat, fish, and mushrooms. I thought I was done exposing all the marketing prevarications. Silly me. It turns out those wer...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Denis R Benjamin is a retired pediatric pathologist and a research associate at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas in Fort Worth. Interests include medicine, mycology, watercolor painting, and writing.
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