Words of M.D.

Words of M.D. As a scientist, especially a physician, I am proud to be at the forefront of scientific knowledge.

08/04/2025
07/30/2025

The concept of Dysmorphia cropped up in the late 19th century from Ancient Greek as”dusmorphia”(misshapenness, ugliness). In terms of composition, it is an hybrid of “dus”(dys, bad) plus “morphe”(shape, form), and it is usually of developmental origin. That being said, it can be a simple structural anomaly or a congenital aberration that could be associated with additional traits.
Concerning connotations, dysmorphia displays some dissonance between a true structural defect and a psychological entity. On the one hand, it exists as an anomaly of shape and size of the body or muscle, on the other hand, it stands as a mental or imaginary problem related to obsessive-compulsive disorder(OCD). The causes are legion, they are often genetic but could be bullying, low self-esteem, fear of being isolated, competition with others, etc. Usually, an individual with that condition worries constantly about anomalies such as a big nose or dissymmetry of the face he or she believes might exist or tries to compare him or herself to others. That kind of phobia can be treated either with psychotherapy or medication. About real structural anomalies, plastic or reconstructive surgeons could be considered.
As to illustrations, dysmorphia cannot be denied because of the anxiety and depression it generates, but it doesn't mean that you are crazy since it is a real problem that requires psychological or medical attention. Moreover, someone could sympathize with you because of the pain and misery that persists if treatment is not administered by the appropriate health care providers. Otherwise, you may find it difficult to maintain a relationship, to deal with friends and family members.

07/23/2025

The concept of Determinism emerged in 1876 as a” doctrine that everything happens is determined by a necessary chain of causation.” This controversial locution was originated from German”determinismus” by way of French”determinisme” with the meaning that everything that occurs has a reason or motive. This concept appears to go along with fatalism, a predetermined event that inevitably leads to a sense of resignation and irresponsibility.
Generally speaking, determinism stands as a concept or dogma that” all events are the inevitable result of antecedent conditions.” In other words, human action becomes secondary to external causes, which entirely disregards the notion of free will. For instance, in a case of feminicide where a man murders his wife, most of his history should reconsider namely, his upbringing, his past experiences in his community, his behavior vis-a-vis his spouse and even his genetic makeup inherited from his parents. For some individuals, those chains of events are a manifestation of predestination or God's will, whereas others believe they are a consequence of the laws of nature.
Concerning illustrations, determinism could make some people less judgemental, less expecting, more accepting, more understanding; therefore less prone to anxiety and depression. However, someone could enunciate that apart from determinism there is an element of free will in all behavior that enhances the notion of responsibility and self-control; without it, determinism would invite injustice and impunity for that matter.

07/16/2025

The entity, Hamburger, was echoed for the first time in 1610s in Hamburg, the second-largest city of Germany as”native of Hamburg.” But its true origin has been controversial, according to the French's account, hamburger, the meat product was called Hamburg’s steak in 1880 after the city of Hamburg, at the time, a major port opened to the U.S. Later on in 1902 it has become “Hamburger sandwich,” and in 1939 “burger,” as a shortened form. Subsequently, a name change was attempted to accentuate the ingredients in 1938 and 1940, respectively as beef burger and cheeseburger.
Primarily, hamburger, the American national dish represents a round beef patty grilled or fried inserted into a bun garnished with condiments, especially lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, cheese, ketchup, mayonnaise, etc. However, additional ingredients such as eggs, bacon, bread crumbs, garlic, and barbecue sauce can be added to the meat preparation. Naturally, like the national emblem, this complex dish has made the Americans so proud of their heritage.
In terms of illustration, hamburger presents some great nutritional values in term of protein, iron, phosphorus, and other nutrients if the meat and ingredients are well selected. On that note someone could tell you that hamburger, in general, contains an important percentage of cholesterol and saturated fat, if ingested regularly can cause major cardiovascular diseases, namely stroke, and heart attacks. Moreover, the excess calories and sodium can contribute to obesity and hypertension, the silent killer. In short, everyone knows that the very best burger is subjective and personal, but try to avoid overindulgence which is the key to good health.

07/12/2025

“Leadership is not the power to command but the courage to serve.” — Plato

True leadership is measured not by control but by the willingness to serve others with humility and integrity. Stoicism teaches that the greatest leaders lead by example, inspiring through actions rooted in virtue and selflessness.



Daily Stoic Meaning – "Ancient wisdom applied to modern life for clarity, virtue, and resilience."


Daily Stoic offers timeless lessons to help you cultivate inner strength, embrace challenges, and live with purpose. Follow us for daily reflections from the world’s greatest philosophers.


07/12/2025

"Common sense is not so common." — Voltaire
Shared wisdom is rare. Professionals cultivating critical thinking over assumed norms foster clarity and innovation, ensuring informed decisions in complex, dynamic environments.

07/12/2025

"No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot." – Mark Twain

Twain’s sharp wit exposes the futility of reasoning with the willfully ignorant. This critique emphasizes the importance of open-mindedness for true understanding and intellectual growth.

07/10/2025

“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”

Greatness isn’t spontaneous—it’s built in small, consistent actions. Aristotle reminds us that who we become is shaped by what we do every day.

07/10/2025

🚫 “True ignorance is not the absence of knowledge, but the refusal to acquire it.”
— Karl R. Popper
📝 Ignorance isn't always innocent—it can be willful. This quote draws a line between not knowing and not wanting to know. The world offers endless opportunities to learn, grow, and expand your perspective. Ignorance, then, becomes a choice—and often, a dangerous one.

Address

10923 Rushwood Way
Westchester, FL
34714

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Words of M.D. posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Words of M.D.:

Share