We’ve all been there. It usually occurs right in the middle of what we are convinced is a brilliant explanation of whatever condition is plaguing the patient sitting in front of us. We are going … read more

One day while driving down the road, Arlyn noticed something odd about the way the telephone poles looked when he passed by. Whenever he looked at something with vertical lines, the lines had a wave … read more

Did you know that diabetes affects more than 29 million people in the United States or more than nine percent of the population? If that doesn't give you a reason to pause and ponder, think about … read more

Let’s face it, Ole Kris Kringle is probably a Type 2 Diabetic. At the very least he’s probably pre-diabetic. Let’s review the risk factors for developing Type 2 Diabetes that pertain to Old St. … read more

We see it in the lines etched into our faces and watch our middles expand. We feel it in our dwindling energy reserves and the aches we experience as we roll out of bed each morning. Our bodies … read more