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Tag Archives: Science
Cold and Flu Season: Tai Chi "The Natural Flu Shot"
How many people do you know who got a flu shot and immediately came down with the flu? It’s one of the potential side effects of the flu vaccine. How would you like to boost your immune system naturally and … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition / Fitness / Weight
Tagged Complementary medicine, fitness, flu, health, influenza, Science, tai chi
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We've switched to hot air popped popcorn
Is corn a healthy vegetable? Obviously it’s a major ingredient – I used corn meal today in a recipe in fact- and its derivatives fuel an uncountable number of people, animals and machines. Original to the Americas, corn is a … Continue reading
When you are sick and FIRED
Allopathic medicine spilled over into the economic sphere when employers and insurance companies realized how predictive genetic testing is for the probability of serious disease. However, recently, the politicals got involved into economics by legislating an ignore button on the … Continue reading
Posted in Allopathic medicine
Tagged discrimination, dna, genome project, Health promotion, legislation, Science, UK
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Remember to call 'heads'
The Last Lecture Sure, we make decisions large and small day by day, even moment by moment. A coin toss? If it is, the best advice is to remember to call heads, according to Dr. Randy Pausch. For Dr. Pausch … Continue reading
Posted in Allopathic medicine
Tagged cancer, Hospice, Palliative, Randy Pausch, research, Science, terminal diagnosis, Wall Street Journal
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The buzz about fluorescents
Fluorescent lighting is the poster child for efficient technology and electronics. While the long white tubes were traditionally seen in large institutions, like office buildings and product warehouses, CFLs (Compact Fluorescent Lighting) can now be found in household floor lamps, street … Continue reading
An apple a day
There’s little on the web about Quercegen Pharma, based in Newton, MA, however yesterday, Appalachian State University (Boone, NC) announced reception of a $1.027 million grant by Quercegen Pharma to continue their research of the health benefits of quercetin. If … Continue reading
Posted in Allopathic medicine, Complementary medicine, Herbs and other botanicals
Tagged cancer, nutrition, research, Science, supplements
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