Can You Use ChatGPT to Do Medical Research?

If you read this blog regularly, you know that I’m a big fan of AI and predict that it will change science and medicine for the better. However, as ChatCPT came into focus this past few months, several colleagues have claimed that you can now use it to do online medical research and generate text…read more

What’s the Deal with Taurine and Longevity?

Getting old is tough. As a result, a trillion-dollar industry serves us countless products that tell us we can look or feel or be younger. Influencers rake in billions every year, promoting one product or another. Scammy stem cell clinics have also popped up to get in on the action. Now a new dietary supplement…read more

When Milligrams Are Toxic: Corticosteroids and Tissue Damage

Many physicians are addicted to using steroids despite research showing they damage orthopedic tissues like joints and tendons. However, this is just a problem of not understanding the proper dose to use, which has been caused by institutional momentum. Let’s dig into how these drugs cause havoc in the body and how they could be…read more

How To Purchase High Quality PRP

Instead of a blog, I added a Youtube video today as I’m lecturing at two medical conferences in two days this weekend. Enjoy!

Regenamex: What Does a Few Sandwiches Short of a Picnic Mean?

Regenerative medicine is very confusing to patients who often are used to buying similar consumer products that can have wildly different prices. It’s because of this confusion that many clinics offering what is in my opinion substandard care at cut-rate prices have flourished. More concerning is that the average patient has no concept that they’re…read more

Mid-Trip Update

As many of my readers know, I’m sailing in Europe and am now about halfway through that trip. Hence, I thought I would give a mid-trip update. I’m safe and sound, having sailed to the Balearic Islands and now returning to southern Spain to pick up our kids. A Starlink dish on our starboard bow…read more

A Second Epic Journey

This next week I’ll be back on my epic sailing journey through the Med. What’s that? What does this mean for blogging? Let’s dig in. My Last Journey As you may recall, last fall, we picked up a boat in France and “commissioned” it, which is another word for buying everything you’ll need for a…read more

Why Fixing My Back Can Help You Fix Yours

I’ve had chronic off-and-on back issues for many years. However, recently, I got a little crazy with lifting an impossibly heavy object and needed an updated treatment. However, I discovered my new diagnosis late. That error will hopefully help you fix your low back. Let me dig in. My Bad Back History When I was…read more