​I would have thought that by now there would be better diet medicines than phen-pro. Well. Not only are there no better medicines, but phen-pro is almost the only man left standing. They took ephedra and Meridia off the market. The FDA blocked Qnexa and Contrave. Hoodia withered. Public Citizen is even complaining about Alli. Alli! which does no harm and no good.

A good friend of mine who worked at Goddard Space Center suggested I give a lecture there. 

I eagerly wrote a speech about many of the themes you have read about here. 

After I wrote the speech, I found out that the colloquia at the Center are not just lectures by leaders-in-their-field, but are about leadership itself. 

The tone of the speech was to be like a college commencement address. 

I didn’t fit in.

Michael Anchors, MD, PhD is a practicing physician in Gaithersburg, Maryland.

Dr. Anchors was awarded a Ph.D. in biochemistry from Harvard University in 1974 and performed postdoctoral research in neurochemistry at UCLA from 1974 to 1978.

Then from 1978 to 1980 he earned his M.D. from the University of Miami medical school.