VIEW AND PRINT PDF If you consider wild animals in your everyday life – squirrels, say, or birds – how often do you notice one that’s overweight? Odds are, never. That’s because animals have an internal mechanism that lets them know when it’s time to stop eating. So do humans, but ours isn’t working…
In a 2018 Atlantic Magazine cover story, writer Kate Julian posed a question: why are young people having so little sex? According to researchers at the University of Chicago, 23 percent of adults reported not having sex…
Of all the clients who have visited Dr. Werner Marksfeld’s eSynergy clinic in Spokane, several stand out in his mind. One was a woman who couldn’t seem to lose weight…
Daytime television watchers in the United States may have noticed a new trend: ads for law firms aimed squarely at potential victims of glyphosate poisoning.
Any adult who remembers puberty already knows the power of hormones. They can alter our moods, dramatically change our skin (usually not for the better) and create…