The July, 2017 Scientific American Magazine featured an article about how Bariactric surgery cures diabetes. They invited comments and I couldn’t let the opportunity pass without a rebuttal. Below is my comment. You can check the next issue to see if they printed it or not.. Re, Scientific American July 2017, p. 61. “Operation: Diabetes.” There is a much, much…
We had a very large group on the low-carb cruise this year; I’m not sure what the actual count was, I heard it was 275, but that may have included a few who never actually made it. We made national news when one of our speakers was removed from the ship before it left the dock. My daughter here in Washington knew more about it than…
“The Fascination” at the Carnival Cruise Terminal in Jacksonville Florida. Debbie Cusick took this “arty” picture of me reading the graffiti at Fort Charlotte in Nassau. Here is the rest of our tour group with our guide (that’s me in the hat, Mary-Clare Holst in the white shirt, and Kerrie Lettiero with the visor. Debbie took the picture.) Our 3rd…
I’ve been enjoying getting back to normal life after turning in the manuscript for “You’ll Never Know What You Are Missing.” There will be more work to do once it gets to the editing stage, but for now I’m getting caught up on all the things that I’ve neglected. (I finally put back the living room furniture that we moved…
(I wrote this post on January 16, but was so busy getting out the door that I neglected to post it. I’m home again, but still catching up. More soon…) To Mexico, of course. At least 6 bloggers will be on the low-carb cruise and perhaps without access to a computer. I’m excited about the opportunity to meet some of…
