We all make mistakes.

Yet when tasks are so straightforward and mistakes are done consistently over and over again, one must try to find out why.  Mistake making seemed to be a common occurrence with one of my staff members.

Simple data entry should be easy to do - a 10 year old could do it.

My guess is that the individual is or has one of these:

• Lack of personal responsibility.
• Vision problems.
• Brain fog.
• Excess of external stimulus preventing focus.
• The so-called ADHD issue.
• Limited education.

Lack of personal responsibility from a physician's perspective becomes a counseling issue.

Vision problems become an optometrist's issue - at least to screen for major conditions. However, basic supplementation with the necessary eye nutrients could help a ton.

Brain fog is a major one. I know of an individual who has Celiac's disease - meaning she cannot eat gluten containing foods such as wheat and some other grains. If a person with Celiacs eats gl...

We are spending more money than ever to find and treat cancer—some $100 billion in direct treatment costs alone.

Today, one subsidiary of the global chemical firm Industrial Chemicals, Inc., makes a number of cancer-causing pesticides, such as atrazine—a compound banned in much of the industrial world—while another division of ICI, AstraZeneca, produces tamoxifen, one of the most widely prescribed cancer drugs in the world.

Could this paradoxical strategy have anything to do with the fact that both the incidence of cancer not tied to smoking and its treatment options keep steadily increasing, while efforts to restrain environmental causes of the disease remain stymied?

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