Response to Paul Yonga's Technorati Search

Paul Yonga's technorati search on the video get fit in less then 30 minutes or less seemed like a very well done video in which would really work if you were to watch it and do the exercise. The information in which Paul Yonga has written seems very logical and very knowledgeable on the first workout video. He talks about what the creator of the video has done with other videos and the creator of the video seems like someone who knows who he is talking about and what he is doing in his video. Paul also mentions that the creator even has videos on itunes in which you have to buy, making the creator a legitimate workout person. His second and third video in which he mentions are also done by ben greenfield called how to truly know if you are recovering from workouts and ben greenfield fitness are also very informational and well done. Paul's informative paper is on this subject and as a person who proofread his paper, Paul seems very logical on his explanation of these videos and what he wrote in his paper. Ben Greenfield talks about all sorts of different areas of exercise such as before exercise and recovering from exercise which are two very important if you want to stay healthy and help yourself improve. This is a very well done blog and seems to be full of knowledgeable information about exercise.

Ethics and Medicine

There are many controversies that involves the ethics of what people think and medicine. An example of this would be the issue of stem cell research. Stem cells are embryonic tissues in which are grown and used to help cure diseases. Stem cells help regrow cells from such things like bone marrow. Stem cells have many potential diseases it can cure such as baldness, blindness, deafness, severe brain injuries and many more. Stem cell research seems like such a promising area of scientific study towards bettering medicine and helping humans. Although it is promising, there is a large controversy with stem cell research that many believe to be ethically wrong. The controversy is that people believe the creation, usage, and killing of human embryos to create stem cells is ethically wrong. Knowing this happens has really pushed pro life supporters against stem cell research. I know of the controversy of stem cell research from learning about it in high school and the subject being on the news. I do not believe either side is misrepresented. The side towards stem cell research makes a valid point due to many people suffering from cancer and other diseases and scientists are trying to rid them of this disease. The side in which is against stem cell research also makes a valid point. They are pro life and stem cell researchers take human embryos and use them as they please when a baby could be made from this embryo and it is sacrificing a life. In the article Stem Cell Research-pros and cons from the website experiment-resources.com, both pros and cons about stem cell research are talked about. The pros of stem cells is the ability to someday be able to cure diseases that wreck the lives of million of people such as Alzheizmers, Parkinson's disease, blood disorders, and others. This argument is more compelling then the argument of the cons of stem cell research which talk about the killing of innocent babies and the having the ability to clone in the future. Overall, stem cell research seems like a good idea to advance our medical world.