I was in the pharmacy today and stumbled upon these testing kits.
What’s the point of testing for drugs of abuse in applicants for life insurance when they can easily test themselves prior to submitting blood for the company?
A Little Exercise Goes a Long Way for Older Adults | Medpage Today.
“This protective effect appears dose-dependent and is already significant for a low dose of moderate to vigorous physical activity (or about 15 min per day), which is below current recommendations for older adults,” they stated. “These results can guide future recommendations for older adults and may improve adherence to regular physical activity programs and thus their global health.”
Some good news about getting older!
Even Light Activity Can Boost Seniors’ Health – MedicineNet.
It really is amusing the stuff that grabs your attention the older you get.
27 fatalities from laboratory-confirmed exposure to PMMA (“Dr. Death”) | The Poison Review.
Meet “Dr. Death”: PMMA and PMA | The Poison Review.
Quote from one of the physicians in the video clip:
Your organs melt.
Two-week diet swap shows impact on colon cancer risk – CBS News.
They found that only two weeks of diet exchange was enough change the makeup of the intestinal microbiota and affect a number of biomarkers associated with colon cancer risk. The rate of cell turnover in the intestinal lining, levels of fiber fermentation, bacterial metabolic activity, and inflammation all reflected the change in eating patterns.
Diet, Dog, and Dogma | David L. Katz, MD, MPH | LinkedIn.
Don’t read the MSM about the proposed new dietary guidelines.
READ THIS instead.
Excessive alcohol use adversely affects an estimated 38 million (30%) adults in the United States, but surprisingly, only 1 out 6 say they talk to their doctor, nurse, or healthcare professional about drinking
via Physician’s Weekly for Medical News, Opinions, Features Articles.
So why do we continue to use outdated and perfectly useless alcohol questionnaires in our business when AUDIT and CAGE are much more effective?
Just a teaspoon of powdered caffeine is equivalent to about 25 cups of coffee.
Sacrificing people for profits. I think I’ll mix some caffeine powder in my energy drink.
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