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On the topic of polyamory
When your parrot falls in love, it's called polyamorous; When you play games with your parrot, it's called polygamous; When your p...
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I am grateful for my life and my life as a family physician. I tell my patients happiness are transient moments and so are sadness. T...
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According to University and College Health Association: http://oucha.ca/pdf/2016_NCHA-II_WEB_SPRING_2016_ONTARIO_CANADA_REFERENCE_GROUP_...
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If Type 2 diabetes leads me to eat a more plant-based diet with 400 gram of non-starchy vegetableswhich not only puts diabetes into remissio...
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4 C’s of addiction Craving leads to Compulsion acted out of Control without regard for Consequences. Cravings arise from imprecision...
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One reason I believe I as a family physician is in a unique position to initiate wellness conversations with patients is because they come ...
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When your parrot falls in love, it's called polyamorous; When you play games with your parrot, it's called polygamous; When your p...
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I am sometimes asked by patient to prescribe benzodiazepines, cannabis or opioids. My approach is similar for all medications and substanc...
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CMA might consider doing more than just reiterating popular headliners without a plan. It might take the leadership to campaign for a cult...
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Nature spoke to me this morning at breakfast. The tree: It stands erectly and reaches broadly into the sky to breath air through its leav...
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Why do I recommend 150gm of non-starchy vegetables 3 times per day BEFORE meals? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3882489/...
In my experience, the sponsors of CME makes valiant effort to be free of bias for its own products. I find what most CME events do lack are the perspectives on the importance of self-management education. There seems to be an implicit bias for the importance of medication over that of patient empowerment. (Even though self-management are Grade 1A. recommendations on national guidelines by CANMAT, CDA, CCS-lipid ) I think these CME events can become great opportunities for open ended discussion that promote a growing awareness on how to provide an even more balanced and effective approach to healthcare.