Doc's note: Longtime readers know I've talked many times about the importance of keeping your brain healthy. One of the best ways to do that is to keep learning.
So today, I'm sharing an essay from Whitney Tilson. In it, he explains how to get the most out of your day and become a "learning machine."
It's time to get your hands dirty.
As the weather gets warmer, I love to go out in the garden. I typically plant some fresh vegetables and herbs like tomatoes, oregano, and basil. I also love to add a few handfuls of wildflowers in places that need a little color and calming. May is the ideal time to start planting.
Doc's note: The key to keeping your mind sharp is learning. But procrastination – thanks to a lot of modern distractions – keeps many of us from succeeding.
In today's essay, Whitney Tilson discusses three of the biggest distractions today, and how to stay on the path of learning and success.
I know better than to believe stories I hear at dinner parties.
I'm only human, and I still get excited when I hear that I can "triple my money by Christmas" or about a new pill that "gives you all the benefit of drinking wine without the calories"... But I've heard enough of these stories to know how they end. The promises never pan out.
There's an epidemic sweeping the country.
I've warned you about it before, but it's an ongoing problem that is only going to get worse.
You'll have to try harder to shame me than this...
Shame on Dr. Eifrig for his invest-in-cannabis-industry recommendations.
I've been saying it for years...
Inflammation is the root cause of many diseases. It increases your risk of heart disease, certain cancers, diabetes, and it accelerates aging. Now there's another connection...
Last week, a historic "bomb cyclone" hit much of the U.S.
This storm brought blizzards, flooding, and tornadoes causing power outages, evacuations, and several states to declare a state of emergency.
It's a question plenty of TV lovers are now asking: What is pancreatic cancer?
That's because earlier this month, host of the popular game show Jeopardy! Alex Trebek, announced that he has stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
Bridge toll collectors, cashiers, some fast-food employees, and even an entire hotel staff...
These are just a few jobs that robots and automation have taken over. But some folks would have you believe the next job to disappear will be your surgeon's.