Saturday, September 12, 2026
Richard Medhurst and Professor Seyed Mohammed Marandi
Vitamin C and Human Growth Hormone
Vitamin C and Human Growth Hormone
Vitamin C has a positive, direct association with human growth hormone (GH) secretion and overall production. Clinical research shows that peak stimulated growth hormone levels are strongly linked to dietary vitamin C intake. Higher vitamin C levels correlate with increased basal GH secretion, a longer GH half life, higher total GH production and elevated overnight growth hormone pulses.
Individuals with obesity often experience lower natural growth hormone output alongside reduced plasma vitamin C concentrations, though direct intervention studies continue to evaluate whether raising vitamin C can actively reverse these deficits
Studies have observed the correlation of reduced vitamin C concentration in decreased growth hormone secretion, in obese patients, increased waist hip ratio and increased heart disease risk
This why I say a tablet of 50 mg Vitamin C, a day wont do any harm to one’s health and it is cheaper than eating an apple that had been on the supermarket shelf from the last season, when I was in United Kingdom in 1980s. Yes consuming more vitamin C leafy vegetables containing Vitamin C is a good health habit and may help increase HGH which is a vital hormone released by the hypothalamus.
Demise of Prof. Senaka Bible is a conspiracy
Sunday, November 15, 2020
Demise of Prof. Senaka Bible is a conspiracy
This is a reproduction and I tend to believe the circumstances.
The story then was the poison was put in wine by an air hostess and there was inadvertent delay in seeking medical aid.
The same company conduct an annual oration in his name.
Good old American Methodology, similar to Area 51.
He was my teacher and he is probably reborn in a another alien planet and I believe aliens have advised him not to visit this planet again.
Professor Bibile died in 1977 at Guyana, under mysterious circumstances.
The section regarding his death is being consistently removed from Wikipedia by an unknown entity, each time someone updates it.
It is a well known 'secret' that Dr Bibile was murdered by inducing cardiac arrest using a drug (s) that has been available, even before second world war.
Digitalis
The medicine is extracted from the dried leaves of the foxglove plant.
It contains natural heart-stimulating chemicals called cardiac glycosides.
Digoxin and Digitoxin.
In fact, on of my old friend who was our laboratory technician at Amptiya College, in Kandy was poisoned by this drug by a doctor in Kandy Hospital.
He had all the side effects recorded in his ECG.
I gradually weaned him off knowing he never had a heart attack.
This was during my work at the place mentioned below.
I have included him in my book Classic Personalities (Reflections) at Amazon Books.
He was nature lover who survived the tragic Earth Slip in Ampitiya, Uduwela in 1960s when I was a kid.
This guy planted thousands of plants from seeds he gathered. He used to bring young plants to Kandy city in biodegradable plastic bags. I could not plant a particular seed and he told me throw them to the seeds to tar road and pick a plant or two after the rain.
I did collect three young plants and put them on three pots.
My rooftop garden must be dead now.
Ampitiya and Uduwela, situated in the mountainous Kandy District of Sri Lanka, are historically vulnerable to earth slips (landslides) and soil instability, especially during periods of heavy monsoon rains. No records available in the Internet.
ලංකාවෙ නවතම දේශපාලනය කියවීම හරියට වැලිකන්දක පුසන් (cats) නොහොත් බළලුන් වසුරු / ව(ර්)චස් දානවා වගෙයි.
බළලුන් වැලි කඳුවල ව(ර්)චස් කරනවා මා දැක ඇත.
Coming to my original story.
Doctors use digitalis medications to treat heart failure and irregular heart rhythms (like atrial fibrillation) by strengthening heart muscle contractions.
Toxicity
All parts of the foxglove plant are highly poisonous if eaten or handled improperly, and can cause severe illness or death.
One of his colleagues were involved in the murder to ensure that he would not recover from the 'heart attack' by not taking prompt action as well as taking the wrong cause of action as well as a delayed cause of action to recover him.
As a matter of fact, this doctor colleague of doctor Bibile from UNO, asked Mrs Bibile for her forgiveness for letting him die that way, implying that he was simply a tool for corrupted multinational drug companies, in which she replied, "If you can bring him back, then I will forgive you".
Known multinational pharmaceutical companies were involved in Professor Bibile's murder.
The truth will come out one day as it happens all the time.
Who is a Doctor and who can hold the Title Dr.?
Thursday, November 19, 2020
Who is a Doctor and who can hold the Title Dr.?
Who is a Doctor and who can hold the Title Dr.?
Posted on October 12, 2011
This is a reproduction from New York Times
Being myself a Medical Person D.P.T.O (Do not Practice and Teach Only) who can use this two letters and the dot for many reasons, avoid using it, doctor part in my life for the last 10 years and it has made my life very easy and simple.
In fact on of my neighbors asked me are you really a doctor to which I smiled and did not give an answer, making him more confused.
Most of the guys/girls who know me come for second opinion, I am more than willing to oblige.
But free of charge and they do get better with simple remedies.
I have few emergency tablets in my purse always for such and eventuality, just in case.
I totally agree with this gentleman and I am more than grateful to him for bringing to notice what ever the PhD one holds if it is not relevant to the (if it is not germane to the holder’s primary current occupation) post currently holding it should not be used as a label of distinction.
After all the PhD may be 30 years old and disproved by at least three times over that period of time if it was a good one to tag one’s own thesis.
I am in fact currently finishing a book (which actually was a 10 year research work ) and I have decided not to put that for PhD referral or title and would share it with the general public.
If somebody gives a PhD posthumously for this creative work , the funeral director can put a single copy in my coffin before cremation so that it goes to heaven or hell with me.
Who’s a Dr.?
Our continued use of courtesy titles — increasingly rare in the news media — prompts many questions. Rules on the use of “Dr.” in particular can lead to confusion, for readers and unfortunately sometimes for our writers. Here’s our style book entry:
Dr. should be used in all references for physicians and dentists whose practice is their primary current occupation, or who work in a closely related field, like medical writing, research or pharmaceutical manufacturing: Dr. Alex E. Baranek; Dr. Baranek; the doctor. (Those who practice only incidentally, or not at all, should be called Mr., Ms., Miss or Mrs.) Anyone else with an earned doctorate, like a Ph.D. degree, may request the title, but only if it is germane to the holder’s primary current occupation (academic, for example, or laboratory research).
For a Ph.D., the title should appear only in second and later references. The holder of a Ph.D. or equivalent degree may also choose not to use the title.
Do not use the title for someone whose doctorate is honorary.
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