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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Yet another doctor found dead in a plane crash

It brings me no joy to announce the death of yet another doctor in just a matter of days. The other 3 were confirmed holistic doctors, and we are still researching this doctor who was, sadly, found dead. Thomas Bruff, MD, was apparently well loved by many, especially the people we are talking with today. He was board certified in Preventive Medicine. We are told he was an expert in adverse health effects due to medications as well as medical toxicology. Dr. Bruff was a phenomenal physician, an “extremely experienced pilot” as well as a volunteer helping victims after the earthquakes in Nepal and...

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Great Day for Chimps, No more Chimpanzee in U.S.A labs

The first week of May saw the National Institutes of Health say that it will no longer use chimpanzees for research (they began retiring chimps in 2013) and to date about 300 have left test facilities. Jane Goodall, who has visited research labs who use chimps, has called the news a “good step forward”. The Humane Society of the United States is also overjoyed and they and other animal welfare groups will work to find space for the animals. In recent years, there’s been an increase in advocacy groups wanting to see the practice of using animals for invasive research end;...

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Can Vitamins and Coffee Affect Miscarriage Risk?

Sadly, most miscarriages are unpreventable and unexplained. So, when it comes to preventing pregnancy loss, couples– and their doctors– are often faced with more questions than answers. That has led to advice that’s constantly changing about what you should or shouldn’t be eating, drinking or doing. A new study published in Fertility and Sterility, has looked at caffeine intake and multivitamin (in both Mom’s and Dad’s) use and found some promising things. Studying 344 heterosexual couples who became pregnant, they used home pregnancy tests to track their pregnancy and then agreed to keep daily journals of how much they smoked, how...

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Sedentary Time Tied To Coronary Artery Calcium

Sedentary Time Tied To Coronary Artery Calcium A new study, reported in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, suggests that one reason being sedentary is so bad for our health, is because it hastens the “hardening” of our arteries with calcified deposits.  The team analyzed data on more than 2,000, middle-aged (with an average age of 50) volunteers in the Dallas Heart Study, who had measures of physical activity based on wearable tracking devices. They were also given coronary artery calcium scans before they began. The researchers found that each additional hour of sedentary time was linked to 12 percent...

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First Drop-Off Box For Unwanted Newborns Installed In Indiana

Drop-Off Box For Unwanted Newborns Installed Editor’s note: I am adopted and was raised in Indiana from 2 months old. I am glad they’re doing this for all parties involved. Indiana installs its first-ever baby drop-off box for mothers to surrender their unwanted newborns. Indiana’s first ever baby drop-off box has just been installed in Fort Wayne where new mothers can drop off their unwanted newborns anonymously. Baby drop-off boxes are incubated boxes, typically installed in exterior building walls, where mothers can drop off their newborn babies usually up until 31 days of age to anonymously surrender their child. The Knights...

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