Self-Esteem Check By Bill Franklin I think it’s time to check my self-esteem. Self-esteem, if you haven’t been paying attention lately, takes on real significance the moment yours is on the line. And sad to say, like a pain or headache you didn’t know you had, it comes on line the moment someone brings it […]
Chelation Therapy By J. Manuel Cordova, M. D. Every person on the planet has been exposed to toxins, metals and pollutants. The air we breathe, the food we eat and environmental exposures are some of the sources. Chelation Therapy is a chemical process delivered intravenously (through the veins). It is a slow-drip process that
Child Of The Month By Nicole SergentClinic DirectorPrograma Pro Niños Incapacitados Maria Guadalupe A.T. Maria was born in August 2009 in Chapala. She came to our Chapala Clinic after being diagnosed with Leukemia at the end of 2013. The family needed help with transport to and from Guadalajara, with blood tests and others throughout the
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The Ajijic Plaza At Dusk By Jeremy Monroe Something has changed. The air is suddenly still. Children’s screams of joy are dialed down. I look up from the pages of my book. The shadows fade with the light as the sun descends below the western mountains, perhaps below the distant sea. Yet there remains some natural
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The World Of Wine By Ceci Rodriguez Wine and Health Luis Pasteur once said, “The wine is the most hygienic of the beverages” but besides that, wine has lots of healthy properties. This is why doctors in many countries are suggesting their patients drink one glass of red wine every day. Chemical and food
Editor’s Page By Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez Trump’s Most Dangerous Mistake Donald Trump Robert Mueller The charges now pending against President Trump and many of his closest associates by Special Counsel Robert Mueller involve Collusion with a Hostile Power, Lying under Oath, Obstructing Justice, and Money Laudering. The matter of Trump and/or his representatives colluding with
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Hey, I Used To Be Somebody! By Sandy Olson I heard my new friend Dan say, “I used to be somebody.” He didn’t say “what” he used to be so later, curious, I asked about him. “He was a heavy equipment operator.” “Oh,” I said, perplexed. With a little imagination, Dan could have transformed
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“Another Unretired Success” By Joan Meevoy Have you discovered Stones for Ibarra, the lovely little novel by Harriet Doerr? Last summer as I was preparing to move to the Lake area, a friend gave me this bittersweet book, hoping that it would discourage me from moving to Mexico. I read it and cried, because
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A Possum Scorned By Libby Colterjohn She visited my husband every evening for about three years as he savoured his Scotch and listened to classical music. I was upstairs reading my book in bed by then, so all was quiet in the house. Mrs. Possie was a large, female possum who lived in the
Letters to the Editor Dear Sir: One should always be skeptical of anonymous contributors. Whoever submitted “The History of the Middle Finger” for your consideration is likely laughing their anonymous ass off after seeing it in print. I would have expected someone on your staff to do some very basic fact checking before publishing
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