Director of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences The American Council on Science and Health
New York
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It's called methemoglobinemia, in case you need a Scrabble word.
There's a drug that treats and causes the same disease.
The difference? The dose—how much you take.
@adolaskie explains in @ACSHorg's latest video. Expert review provided by Dr. @JoshBloomACSH.
Damn! She's good.
There's a drug that treats and causes the same disease.
The difference? The dose—how much you take.
@adolaskie explains in @ACSHorg's latest video. Expert review provided by Dr. @JoshBloomACSH.
Keep piling on those compliments, Daddio! (Thanks)
Excellent article, written by @JoshBloomACSH in language anyone can understand...and he's funny (loved the last line).
Why is diesel so expensive? It's all in the chemistry acsh.org/news/2026/10/22/why…
CNN wrote a BS scare piece on deadly plastics. Except they’re not. My comments in a Daily Caller interview
dailycaller.com/2026/10/21/c…
Pennies are finished. Nickels may be next. Who cares? Anyone interested in American history might.
'RIP Nickels? A poor man's coin with a rich history.' @CoinWeek @numismaticnews
acsh.org/news/2026/10/15/rip…
Yet the government dutifully collects unused opioids from people who haven’t the slightest clue that they’ll probably not get new ones when they really need them. It’s like giving back any unused portion of your paycheck.
Bought by demented suckers.
Vitamin patches are expensive stickers.
Ignore the TikTok hype and focus on "stuff that's really not sexy," says Dr. Katie Suleta: good sleep, hydration, less caffeine, balanced diet.
Follow us and @adolaskie for more videos like this.
So can poison mushrooms
Magic mushrooms could change your life!
That’s the pitch from @calleymeans and many other psychedelic lobbyists.
I talked with @GMRench about why that one-and-done miracle rhetoric doesn’t match the evidence.
Check it out below. youtu.be/jxC2O2hnDEE?si=p_Si…
Sorry, but it does not.
Zyprexa is on record for causing women to gain as much as 1 pound per day. As someone who administered these medications and watched them work, their "magic", it becomes hard to ignore what chemicals can do to our metabolism--as some of the artificial sweeteners actually have that one drawback in their formulation. I hope this makes it makes sense.
Hell yeah! People should save their money for REAL therapies like crystals, magnets, and homeopathic products.
Vitamin patches are expensive stickers.
Ignore the TikTok hype and focus on "stuff that's really not sexy," says Dr. Katie Suleta: good sleep, hydration, less caffeine, balanced diet.
Follow us and @adolaskie for more videos like this.
Dude knows what he’s talking about.
"A chemical's ability to cause cancer, reproductive toxicity, or endocrine effects under some set of conditions tells us remarkably little about whether the amount escaping from a plastic container is actually harming anyone. For that, you need a quaint little concept called "dose," a concept that has been around for a few years." From @JoshBloomACSH acsh.org/news/2026/10/09/cnn…
The plague is back but it’s not black. It’s worse acsh.org/news/2026/10/08/pla…
