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A straight, objective, physiology-based explanation of eye fatigue, retinal overload, and blue-LED hazards when comparing: 1. Retina & Photoreceptors: Why bright backgrounds cause overload The retina contains rods and cones that adapt to overall luminance. When the background is large bright white, especially on LED screens (which peak in blue wavelengths): Effects: This is why … Read more
I scanned recent scientific- and medical-literature (last few years) to see what the evidence says about botanical extracts, caffeine or similar “natural” ingredients — and here’s what I found (and how strongly it supports the typical “hair regrowth” claims. What recent science says — modest but mixed potential So — there is evolving evidence that … Read more
This is one of the most important videos I’ve watched, from among many tens of thousands.
Checking on Long-Term Use PROMPT Hey opthalmologist expert, explain possible verified detriments to using 1.75x reading glasses versus prescription lenses, ignoring astimatisms RESPONSE Short answer: OTC “1.75×” readers (≈ +1.75 D) are generally safe, but compared with a tailored prescription they can create specific, well-documented problems. Ignoring astigmatism, here are the verified downsides to know … Read more
Heart Not a Pump – It is actually a – Dr Tom Cowan The heart is a one-way check-valve as in a ram jet pressure system. Its contractions also happen to vortex the blood. The capillary flow comes about due to EZ Water action as described by Dr Gerald Pollack. Blood is not sticky until … Read more
Heart Primarily Not a Pump