Updated Dec. 28, 2013 10:46 p.m. ET Philadelphia ‘What you’re seeing is how a civilization commits suicide,” says Camille Paglia. This self-described “notorious Amazon feminist” isn’t telling anyone to Lean In or asking Why Women Still Can’t Have It All. No, her indictment may be as surprising as it is wide-ranging: The military is out… Read More »
Math: People either love it or hate it. For all the haters out there, what if a little zap to the brain could put you on the road to math whizdom? A new study from the University of Oxford found that applying electrical currents to certain parts of the brain improved a person’s mathematical performance… Read More »
Home> Health Brain Stimulation Found to Speed Up Learning Sept. 21, 2011 By KIM CAROLLO via World News British researchers found that electrical stimulation of the brain sped up learning. Getty Images Next Video 14-Year-Old Suffers Stroke A mild zap to the brain could help people learn faster, according to new research recently presented at… Read More »
Your brain’s sex can make you ill By Michelle Roberts BBC News health reporter Male and female brains look and work differently Scientists say they have proof that the sex of the brain makes men and women more prone to different diseases. Doctors know that women are more likely than men to have depression,… Read More »
Your Activities, YOUR activities, are what make the difference. How Heidi Albertsen changed her diet and changed her life | Fox News Video.
Flush your brain with sleep and stay bright for the light. Brains flush toxic waste in sleep, including Alzheimer’s-linked protein, study of mice finds – The Washington Post.
A trip to the intensive care unit for a serious illness may result in Alzheimer’s-like symptoms for a year or longer after leaving the hospital, according to concerning new research. Researchers at Vanderbilt University studied hundreds of patients from the time they entered the ICU to 12 months after they were discharged, and found 75… Read More »
Busted! Most in US believe brain disease myth | Fox News.
LONDON (Reuters)- As Susan sits chatting to a nurse in a London clinic, a light tapping sound by her head signals that parts of her brain are being zapped by thousands of tiny electro-magnetic pulses from a machine plugged into the wall. The 50 year-old doctor is among growing ranks of people with so-called treatment-resistant… Read More »
Tiny microbes in your stomach and intestines can make a big, positive difference in your waistline, brain, and immune system. There are about 100 trillion bacteria in or around your body right now. Some estimates say that each human has a pound or two of bacteria living in their guts at all times. But don’t… Read More »
With RbAp48, we were able to reverse age-related memory loss in the mice,” said Columbia’s Dr Eric Kandel, who shared the 2000 Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries of the molecular basis of memory and led the research. “The researchers plan to see what social and dietary factors might boost RbAp48 in mice, said Kandel,… Read More »
Folks near death from diarrhea with no more drugs to help are being cured within days with shit from a healthy person shot up their ass. The ancient Chinese knew about this and practiced it but since it cannot be patented the drug companies see home treatment with your kids shit as lost profits. RE-discovered… Read More »
Using CTFD assures you that — whichever way you choose to parent — your child will be fine (as long as you don’t abuse them, of course). To see it in action, here are some sample parenting scenarios and how CTFD can be employed: via Latest Parenting Trend: The CTFD Method | David Vienna.
When the shit hits the fan here all the storm troopers, sheriffs, national guard, local police, highway patrol and their bosses will be amped up on some form of amphetamine. They are going to be ZOMBIES with body armor. Head shots required. The USA uses it to this day. Why is this a surprise. In… Read More »
NIH launches Dietary Supplement Label Database Searchable collection contains product information and ingredients from labels of dietary supplements sold in U.S. Share on email Share on facebook Share on twitter Researchers, as well as health care providers and consumers, can now see the ingredients listed on the labels of about 17,000 dietary supplements by looking… Read More »
Willem van Heijningen, a railway official responsible for bikes around the station, said, “It’s not a war zone, but it’s the next thing to it.” The problem is that many Amsterdamers are not satisfied with just one bike, and often do not care where they leave those they have. “I have three,” said Timo Klein,… Read More »
By Ken Dilanian, Los Angeles Times February 19, 2013, 4:38 p.m. WASHINGTON — A clandestine Chinese military unit has conducted sophisticated cyber espionage operations against dozens of American and Canadian companies, according to a private report that provides unusual new details about China’s involvement in cyber theft of economic and trade secrets. The report… Read More »
Top Ten Benefits of Zinc By Charles Poliquin 2/9/2012 1:05:04 PM Improve all aspects of your health and well-being by making sure you get enough zinc in your diet. Many people know about zinc for its immune boosting properties, but this mineral is actually a wonder of health benefits. Researchers write that “zinc is such… Read More »
since there are more on the government payroll than in manufacturing you will either work for the govt. or be detained by them. so School really is preparing you for your future. Prison Planet.com » 18 Signs That Life In U.S. Public Schools Is Now Essentially Equivalent To Life In U.S. Prisons.
25 Shocking Facts That Prove That The Entire U.S. Health Care Industry Has Become One Giant Money Making Scam.
Why do clinical trials exclude depressed people? | Reuters.
Take This Antidepressant, and You Too May Have a Violent Psychotic Break | The Alliance for Natural Health USA.
Do synthetic food colors cause hyperactivity? – Chicago Tribune.
Why are some of the most popular vaccines commonly administered to children demonstrably causing autism in animal primates? This is the question many people are now asking after a recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Pittsburgh (UP) in Pennsylvania revealed that many of the infant monkeys given standard doses of childhood vaccines… Read More »
Teen Punished for Stopping Bullies From Harassing a Special Needs Girl It’s simple. It’s called a hostile work environment just like at work. If the “bosses” do not stop it immediately they get sued. via Teen Punished for Stopping Bullies From Harassing a Special Needs Girl.
Teen Girls that are too ugly to fuck Men that are too pretty to throw out of the beauty contest Cops that kill Cops that steal Vegans that can’t read Women that rape the man next door Just read the last ten posts or so…
Alarming is the fact that you can block these food cravings and addictive eating behaviors and reduce calorie intake by giving the same drug we use in the emergency room to block heroin or morphine in an overdose, called naloxone. Binge eaters ate nearly 30 percent less food when given this drug. Bottom line: wheat… Read More »
Nearly 50 million people in the U.S. – or about one in five – suffered from mental illness in 2010, according to a government report released Tuesday, with women and young adults bearing the brunt of the crisis. About 30 percent of the people who reported having a mental illness were between the ages of… Read More »
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Going bonkers with the hand soap, or having some other compulsive behavior? Well it may be related to the last cold, flu, or infection you had. Childhood disorder steps up study of infections’ link to mental illness – latimes.com.
The implied misinformation/lie in the Associate Press article, “Yet there is no clear evidence that multivitamins lower the risk of cancer” leaves the average person with the idea that no vitamins lower the risk for cancer. But that is an error of omission that is not clarified along with the “no government agency recommends them… Read More »
The below content is completely stolen from HERE It is well known that ADHD diagnoses and substance abuse problems are closely associated. It is estimated that substance abuse problems including dependence are up to twice as common among individuals with ADHD, which is not surprising given the impulsivity factor involved in ADHD. The problem is that… Read More »
Chemical signals in aged blood that can dampen the growth of new brain cells, suggesting that the decline in brain function with age could be caused in part by blood-borne factors rather than an intrinsic failure of brain cells. By comparing more than 60 chemokines—chemical messengers secreted by cells that circulate in the blood—the researchers… Read More »
Get woken up often and you can not remember what you learned that day. So far just in rat studies but umm what was I saying again….. Fragmented sleep impairs memory, learning – Los Angeles Times.
Here’s an type of opt-out list we don’t often write about: Corporal punishment in schools is legal in lots of states, but if you assumed parents could always opt-out, you’d be mistaken. According to a report from WHNT in Alabama, one student was beaten until he was bruised because he failed a science test. The… Read More »
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) grows more brain cells throughout your life. It can be increased by exercise, calorie restriction, curcumin, and DHA. SO get physical and eat curried fish and little else….. and you too can be a smartie…. via David Perlmutter, M.D.: Neurogenesis: How to Change Your Brain.
The common probiotic L. rhamnosus can make a great impact in the live of an infant and likely of adults also. Apparently it is a real problem down under and they have been working on it for some time. I find it interesting that the mother taking it has an effect on the unborn and… Read More »
This is an excellent article from Mark Hyman, MD that appeared in the huff post and I must list it all here in case someone does the world a favor and closes the huffing and puffing post. Doctors are trained to identify diseases by where they are located. If you have asthma, it’s considered a… Read More »
Delicious, yes that is what most folks think. Simply delicious. We want to eat as many dead farm animals and drink as much bovine smegma as possible. A meal without dead farm animals or bovine smegma is just well as un-American as not having a heart attack. After a decades of reading nutrition journals, papers,… Read More »
The information on Vitamin D just keeps getting pumped into the media. It is starting to make me worry a bit. ( my conspiracy suspicions are getting raised) In any case this looks legit and is another reason to be taking THE D3 VERSION OF D. Vitamin D May Help Seniors Stay Sharp.
Simple old age is not the cause of mild memory lapses often called senior moments, according to a new study by researchers at the Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center. The study, published in the online issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, is enough to give nearly every person over 65… Read More »
As people move away from eating pounds of dead farm animals and bovine smegma daily as they had been programmed to do the web becomes filled with fools trying to obfuscate the message. The main point that is lost here is that people are being programmed by special interest groups to support the industry that… Read More »
Hell it should be policy to post these on the entrance gate to every school in the country. Los Angeles Teacher Ratings – Los Angeles Times.
Finally a crack in the armor of the wall of BS put up by the government-private spin artists. Family to Receive $1.5M+ in First-Ever Vaccine-Autism Court Award – CBS News Investigates – CBS News.
There is another similar study that kids “with” ADHD simply have a less mature brain and tend to act like the age of a child that is “normal” with a age appropriate brain maturity. I can see it now: brain scans for college entrance, job applications, kindergarten, drivers licenses, etc….. Simple Brain Scan Reveals Maturity… Read More »
Due to the Homocysteine effect on the brain the combination of B6, B9, and B12 again show that they are very protective of effects of aging. CBC News – Health – B vitamins may slow brain shrinkage.
Eating berries may activate the brain’s natural housekeeper for healthy aging.
Everyone knows what a D3 kick I have been on spouting off that we all need to be taking it. Well here is a little more encouragement. Vitamin D found to influence over 200 genes, highlighting links to disease.
Lack of Sleep Linked With Depression, Weight Gain and Even Death – Wellness – TIME.com. But most of all do not watch TV or spend lots of time on the Computer at night. It is like staring into a light bulb.