2017 – maybe things we could do

2016 was a good year for The Furlongs I think.

Well, I can remember more nice experiences than unpleasant ones.

fMRI scan science

I’ve always had a problem believing that scientists REALLY know what is going on in our brains.

Diabetics beware nutritionists on the NHS

Ah yes – the new Diabetes initiative – 2017

Cheering Christmas Post

Happy Christmas all!

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Cheering Chernobyl post

After the Chernobyl disaster 26 April 1986, the fallout in Cumbria was so bad that herds of sheep here had to be destroyed as inedible and fell walkers exposed themselves to dangerous levels of radiation. No one has ever asked how many people developed cancer as a result. And the total number of deaths from Chernobyl in Russia have been manipulated fudged so much we’ll never know.

Sceptical me

Perhaps it’s just my age. But I’m aware that my sceptical me is flowering.

We are a species of mostly mugs. We truly are. 

Dangerous ideas

There are several ideas that cannot be disseminated into society.

They have to be  obscured for various reasons. They are dangerous ideas. They could lead to a break down of our present system.

Bye bye dahlink

‘I call everyone ‘dahlink’ because I can’t remember their names,’

I always thought Zsa Zsa Gabor highly entertaining. Clever wit, great sense of humour – and beautiful too.

Blast the blood sugar

After the two-day binge at The Furlong’s family event, my blood sugar has gone to pot AGAIN!

A miracle – proper food advice! Canada

Hundreds and hundreds of doctors in Canada have signed a document written to Health Canada….