COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters for Young People: A Risk-Benefit Analysis
Every parent in America who has a child in college is wondering about COVID-19 vaccine boosters for young people. What are the risks? What are the benefits? This isn’t an easy question—deciding about COVID-19 vaccine boosters for young people can cause a lot of confusion. So let me walk you through some of the issues […]
What the Latest Research Suggests Regarding Covid-19 Vaccines, and How Adaptogens Come to the Rescue
Before I summarize several recent peer-reviewed scientific papers, I want to highlight a published paper that supports a theory I’ve had from the beginning of the pandemic. My theory, which is increasingly supported by research and observation, is that “frailty” is a much better prognostic factor than age for predicting COVID-19 survival. For example, recent […]
Managing the Risk of Blood Clots and other Possible Side Effects of the Covid-19 Vaccines
“Nature is a totally efficient, self-regenerating system. If we discover the laws that govern this system and live synergistically within them, sustainability will follow and humankind will be a success. Synergy means behavior of whole systems unpredicted by the behavior of their parts.”― Buckminster Fuller Although there’s a current flurry of concern about the possible […]
The Trend Toward Over-Vaccinating and the Need for Long-Term Research
The last time I wrote a blog post on vaccines and vaccinating, it generated quite a bit of conversation and raised some very good questions. It is hard to find the “truth” about vaccines, if you want to hear the entire truth. One thing is certain: It would be a lot more fruitful if people […]