GoodMedizen for Your Life

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  Eric martin

  

  Here's How Sleep Removes Poisons From Your Brain, Protecting You From Alzheimer's as Nothing Else Can

  Inc Magazine - Minda Zetlin

  During deep sleep, a unique and mysterious process clears the toxins that cause Alzheimer's out of your brain. The more we learn about sleep, the more important we know it is to brain function. We even know that not enough uninterrupted sleep can increase your risk for Alzheimer's. New research has …

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  Eric martin

  

  Congee: The Most Nourishing Food in the World | Unfamiliar China

  unfamiliarchina.com - Unfamiliar China

  The Encyclopedia of Congee We have compiled here the congee recipes and secrets of nutritionists and master chefs from Guangdong, Hong Kong, and the …

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  Eric martin

  

  Patrick Dempsey's cancer center offers acupuncture, and he swears by the needle treatments himself, too

  Insider - Hilary Brueck

  Actor Patrick Dempsey isn't a doctor, but he played Dr. Derek "McDreamy" Shepherd on TV for so many years that he says people often get …

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  Eric martin

  

  Common joint pain treatment may be more harmful than thought

  NBC News - By Jacqueline Stenson

  The shots may speed up the progression of arthritis and hasten the need for surgery. A common therapy for joint pain may not be as safe as experts believed, according to a new report published Tuesday. Corticosteroid injections are often given to reduce pain and inflammation from osteoarthritis. But …

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  Eric martin

  

  Luna the skunk gets acupuncture

  ksnt.com - by: Hannah Brandt

  TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – One of the Topeka Zoo’s furry friends got some special treatment this week. Luna is the Topeka Zoo’s striped skunk. She got some …

• “I propose that there be a drastic cut in the production of weak observational nutrition studies and a moratorium on inflammatory media coverage of meaningless nutritional studies.”

  

  Eric martin

  

  Nutrition science is broken. This new egg study shows why.

  Salon - By Timothy F. Kirn

  It’s been a tortuous path for the humble egg. For much of our history, it was a staple of the American breakfast — as in, bacon and eggs. Then, starting in the late 1970s and early 1980s, it began to be disparaged as a dangerous source of artery-clogging cholesterol, a probable culprit behind …