This is not only to calm neuroticism engendered by a lack of medical perspective: it also serves to protect hard-core brain dopers and empower the elderly.
I often want to take an omega-3 capsule but am concerned how such will affect my immunocompetence1 and risk of hemorrhagic stroke2. While such fatty acids' effects on immune expression is knowable by timed assays, their general effect on blood viscosity also is mathematically deducable.
Consideration of this not only requires their total peak effects but also their durational significant effect: they, although natural nutrients, inhibit homeostatic mechanisms. Anti-coagulation ought not result in significantly thinner blood by the time of the next dose; dampening of immunity oughtn't change the course of an infection.
1http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0899900701005767
2http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14742793
The exchange of ideas is the motive force of progress. Techne describes situational knowledge; it is ancient Greek for 'know-how'.
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Friday, October 28, 2011
Preventative Medicine, Part 1
The diversity of the human body gives rise to wide representation in society; such is the result of human expressive labor. The individual does such by using resources gained from work and time allowed by their lifestyle. The result is a plurality of products and values.
In order to engender market diversity, one must protect the active consumer. Like all other labor, the active consumer's productivity is dampened by illness. Such results in an opportunity cost of emotional burderns and a loss of progress.
Broad bodyhacking is the result of both research and personal empericism. In such sector, biotech is poised to provide accessible research and a variety of products with different lifestyle niches. The emergence of such sector may widen with greater attention to the ability with which persons may access its materials.
In order to engender market diversity, one must protect the active consumer. Like all other labor, the active consumer's productivity is dampened by illness. Such results in an opportunity cost of emotional burderns and a loss of progress.
Broad bodyhacking is the result of both research and personal empericism. In such sector, biotech is poised to provide accessible research and a variety of products with different lifestyle niches. The emergence of such sector may widen with greater attention to the ability with which persons may access its materials.
The Medical Establishment Has Neglected Its Duties to Society
The presumed intelligence of doctors compels me to think they have, as an organization, neglected the duties of their profession. That is, thay are uniquely positioned as cinical researchers and opinion leaders. Their descriptions of necessity ought to guide the hand of public investment in their profession.
The social role of the doctor is to care for the health of citizens. Such is reflected in the purpose of the Hippocratic oath. It is a rational end toward the health and development of the medical communities' wider support systems.
Not only are they dependent on citizens with human brains whose neglect can slow the completion of personal services, but the market compels corporations to allow research relevant to their fields. Such excess labor is likely to inadvertently yield new design strategies (ergo increasing competetiveness).
The social role of the doctor is to care for the health of citizens. Such is reflected in the purpose of the Hippocratic oath. It is a rational end toward the health and development of the medical communities' wider support systems.
Not only are they dependent on citizens with human brains whose neglect can slow the completion of personal services, but the market compels corporations to allow research relevant to their fields. Such excess labor is likely to inadvertently yield new design strategies (ergo increasing competetiveness).
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