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Living longer: Prevention is better than the cure - Irish Examiner
Irish Examiner
Irish Examiner
Wrong. Doctors receive minimal nutrition training. Anyone who has ever eaten public hospital food will know just how low nutrition is on the medical agenda. You'd be better off drinking the hand sanitiser. Greger takes the top 15 causes of death in the ...
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Categories: Cancer News
Should meat join the ranks of taxable sins? Maybe, maybe not - Vancouver Sun
Vancouver Sun
Vancouver Sun
A recent study by UBC grad students notes that local grasslands have co-adapted with ruminants and that light grazing mimics natural systems and supports natural carbon sequestration. In a case study of policy goals using beef as an example, the ...
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Categories: Physical Diseases News
World Health Organization says gaming addiction is a disease - TNW
TNW
TNW
At the same time, I'm not sure I'd put it in the same category as substance abuse and gambling addiction. For its part, at least one body in gaming has pushed back against the inclusion of gaming in the Compendium. The Entertainment Software ...
Is Video Game Addiction Unscientific Bullshit?Gizmodo
World Health Organization Recognizes "Gaming Disorder" as an AddictionPaste Magazine
'Gaming Disorder' is Real Mental Condition, And You May Have ItGeek
Gamasutra -New Scientist -Chicago Tribune -ExtremeTech
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Categories: Gambling Addiction News
OAP 'stops' incurable blood cancer with wonder spice turmeric - Express.co.uk
Express.co.uk
Express.co.uk
Since the turn of the century more than 50 clinical trials have tested curcumin – the pigment in turmeric that gives it that bright yellow colour. These suggest the spice can protect against lung disease, myeloma, cancers of the pancreas, colon and ...
Turmeric stopped my blood cancer, says myeloma patient Dieneke FergusonThe Times
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Categories: Physical Diseases News
OAP 'stops' incurable blood cancer with wonder spice turmeric - Express.co.uk
Express.co.uk
Express.co.uk
Since the turn of the century more than 50 clinical trials have tested curcumin – the pigment in turmeric that gives it that bright yellow colour. These suggest the spice can protect against lung disease, myeloma, cancers of the pancreas, colon and ...
Woman, 67, who battled blood cancer for five years 'recovers after treating it with TURMERIC' in the first recorded ...Daily Mail
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Categories: Physical Diseases News
Florida looking to limit supply of opioids - ABC Action News
ABC Action News
ABC Action News
Prescription drug deaths are up nearly 6 percent in Tampa, 16.5 percent in Pinellas and Pasco counties and 35 percent statewide. "I died twice — overdosed — my wife found me in the bathroom blue," says a recovering addict who spoke to ABC Action News ...
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Categories: Prescription Pills Addiction News
Drug use, sales soar in Iraq's Basra amid nationwide spike - The Columbian
The Columbian
The Columbian
One meth addict described how he was joking around while high and choked his cousin until he turned blue and lost consciousness. Some women nearby started shouting at him and pushed him off his cousin before he strangled him. “That was the moment when ...
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Categories: Narcotics Addiction News
Transcranial direct current stimulation shows potential for bipolar depression - Healio
Healio
Researchers studied the efficacy and safety of tDCS as an add-on treatment in 59 patients with type I or II bipolar disorder in a major depressive episode who were simultaneously receiving pharmacologic therapies in the randomized, double-blind Bipolar ...
Categories: Bipolar News
It's time to legalize sports betting - Blair Enterprise Publishing
Blair Enterprise Publishing
Blair Enterprise Publishing
When there's an estimated 150 billion dollars being wagered on sports — which doesn't even consider what's wagered on table games, slots, lottery tickets, keno, pickle tickets, etc. — that tells me that gambling addiction is a very real possibility ...
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Categories: Gambling Addiction News
Sheboygan County Healthy 2020: New Year's resolutions are great opportunity to start fresh - The Sheboygan Press
The Sheboygan Press
The Sheboygan Press
Cut back on sodium — Set the salt shaker aside this year. The 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend eating less than 2,300 milligrams of sodium per day. Just one teaspoon of salt already contains this much sodium. Also, note the #1 ...
Categories: Cancer News
New Life Physicians Offers New ED Treatment near Nashville - Markets Insider
Markets Insider
Since 2005 Dr. Moor has had her own practice, New Life Physicians, doing bio-identical hormone replacement therapy. For More Information Contact: Alexandra Schapiro Marketing Account Manager rel="nofollow">alexandra@gainswave.com 305-918-1886. Cision ...
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Categories: Anti-Aging
New Life Physicians Offers New ED Treatment near Nashville - PR Newswire (press release)
PR Newswire (press release)
BRENTWOOD, Tenn., Jan. 2, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- New Life Physicians, is pleased to announce they now offer GAINSWave™! This breakthrough noninvasive medical therapy uses low-intensity shockwave therapy to enhance sexual performance and to treat ...
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Categories: Anti-Aging
Ground Breaking Forum celebrates second anniversary in QC - Quad-Cities Online
Quad-Cities Online
DAVENPORT -- Mandala Integrative Medicine will host the 2nd annual Integrative Lifestyle Forum (ILF). This second anniversary is being celebrated with a choice of two options for attendance on Saturday, Jan. 6 from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 12:30- 4 p.m ...
Categories: Alternative and Natural Medicine
Essay: In search of a word that won't offend 'old' people - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Language matters: We need a term that aging people can embrace. For years, I've thought that we should just start calling ourselves old and be proud of the fact that we've reached advanced ages. Maggie Kuhn, who co-founded the anti-ageism group Gray ...
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Categories: Anti-Aging
Starting the year out right, realistically - Victoria Advocate
Victoria Advocate
Beyond all the fad diets and nutrition misinformation that abound, this is one common theme that never seems to go away, and that's because it is well founded. We know that increased intake of fruits and vegetables can help increase your intake of ...
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Categories: Health and Nutrition News
Pensioner riddled with cancer stuns doctors - by halting disease in its tracks with wonder spice turmeric - Mirror.co.uk
Mirror.co.uk
Mirror.co.uk
“Several reports published over the two decades have claimed various health bene ts of curcumin and this has led to its increasing popularity as a dietary supplement to prevent or treat a number of different diseases. “The biological activity of ...
Woman, 67, who battled blood cancer for five years 'recovers after treating it with TURMERIC' in the first recorded ...Daily Mail
Turmeric stopped my blood cancer, says myeloma patient Dieneke FergusonThe Times
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Categories: Physical Diseases News
I Wish I Knew: Mom Fights For Opioid Legislation - Patch.com
Patch.com
Like so many moms across this country, my son became addicted to opioid pain relievers after they were prescribed to him to treat a sports injury. Had I just been told about the addictive qualities of the medicine Steven was prescribed, I would have ...
Categories: Prescription Pills Addiction News
Problems of Modern Medicine - Newsmax
Newsmax
One of the great pitfalls of medicine is its treatment of chronic disease, and — more specifically — its failure to utilize nutritional methods to enhance the effectiveness and safety of medical care, and prevent many diseases in the first place. For ...
Categories: Orthomolecular Medicine
Problems of Modern Medicine - Newsmax
Newsmax
Modern medicine treats cancer with powerful drug combinations that have little positive impact on the majority of cancers. However, these drugs do make many curable cancers incurable and often shorten lives. Likewise, doctors ignore recent scientific ...
Categories: Toxins and Excitotoxins
Saudi Food and Drug Authority: No VAT on human medicines, vitamins, and registered medical equipment - Arab News
Arab News
Arab News
RIYADH: The Food and Drug Authority (FDA) said that the VAT will not be applied on human medicines, vitamins, and registered medical devices and products. Abdul Rahman Al-Sultan, pharmacist and director of the SFDA's department of pharmaceutical ...
Categories: Health and Nutrition News
