Tahiti is immune to the Moon. It's the most Solar place on Earth. The Sun and the Moon are perfectly balanced. High tides always occur at 12:00 noon and 12:00 midnight. Low tides always occur at 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Tides in Tahiti are the most predictable in the world, except for ... Read More

Our distant ancestors did a lot of hanging by the arms. It's good for the liver, spleen, and lymph system. The same goes for swinging by the arms. Or jumping on a mini-trampoline. Or lying upside-down on an inversion table. Or belly dancing or free-form dancing. All six help preven... Read More

The fourth phase of water (exclusion zone water) is a fascinating subject, yet it's not necessarily relevant to the subject of The Heart Is Not a Pump. High-tech sciencey-sounding concepts like EZ water need not apply. "When you hear hoof beats, think horses, not zebras." We don't have to l... Read More

Here's the second part of "Does the Heart Circulate the Blood?" (divided into two blog entries). M.J. Rodermund, M.D. (“Does the Heart Circulate the Blood? A Startling View as to the Power that Circulates the Blood Throughout the Body,” 1909) wrote ... "The very size of the heart itself re... Read More

Thumbing through a volume of Bernarr Macfadden's Encyclopedia of Physical Culture in 2000 or so, I chanced upon an article by the Wisconsin doctor Matthew Joseph Rodermund — "Does the Heart Circulate the Blood?" Here's the first part of the complete article (divided into two blog entries) ... ... Read More