Monday, September 28, 2015
No Such Thing as Unnecessary Medical Tests
Unnecessary medical test? No such thing.
Doctors and their hospitals have bills to pay, just like you. They need so many patients a month to pay for that MRI, CT-scan, Ultrasound, X-ray and other such equipment.
Besides, boat payments and green fees aren't cheap either.
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Is it Really Insomnia If...?
People say they can't fall asleep, yet they seem to have no trouble at all falling asleep in church, during movies or during classes in school.
Maybe if we slept less in places where we are supposed to be awake, we could sleep better in the place designed for sleep.
Friday, September 25, 2015
Sanctified Insomnia
Try using the time you cannot sleep to talk to God about your insomnia. Read your Bible.
If the insomnia is from the Devil, he might give up on it if it just brings you closer to God.
Psalms 127: 2 It is vain for you to rise up early, to sit up late, to eat the bread of sorrows: for so he giveth his beloved sleep.
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Where Tinkering isn't Childsplay
Pandora's box will be nothing compared to what might be unleashed once clumsy human hands begin to tinker with the divine design.
Monday, September 7, 2015
The 5 Second Rule and Me
When I was younger, I pretty much followed the 5 second rule. I mean, how many germs can jump on your food in so short of time.
This rule states: "...that food (or sometimes cutlery) dropped on the ground will not be significantly contaminated with bacteria if it is picked up within five seconds of being dropped. "
As an older person who has been to the hospital more times than I have wished to go, I no longer follow this guideline.
"When it hits the floor, it goes in the trash" is my new rule.
It is shame to waste food. But it is also a shame to damage my health over a dropped piece of pizza.
Pizza may be expensive, but so are medical bills.
A woman actually studied this and got a Nobel Prize in Public Health for her findings. Other researchers also pretty much say that the rule is bogus and your health is in danger as soon as that food hits the ground.
Five-second rule - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This rule states: "...that food (or sometimes cutlery) dropped on the ground will not be significantly contaminated with bacteria if it is picked up within five seconds of being dropped. "
As an older person who has been to the hospital more times than I have wished to go, I no longer follow this guideline.
"When it hits the floor, it goes in the trash" is my new rule.
It is shame to waste food. But it is also a shame to damage my health over a dropped piece of pizza.
Pizza may be expensive, but so are medical bills.
A woman actually studied this and got a Nobel Prize in Public Health for her findings. Other researchers also pretty much say that the rule is bogus and your health is in danger as soon as that food hits the ground.
Five-second rule - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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