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Is it possible that heavy metals in your system can change your brain? Is it possible to become a different person with neurotransmitter balancing? Most people believe that nothing can change the way their brain works, or change the way they react emotionally.
Not true.
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If you’re a trader on Wall Street, you know how stressful it can be. But did you know that the stress caused by the market’s ups and downs can affect your hormones? And your hormones can affect your health…and your wins and losses.
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Hot Flashes could be the symptom of a disease you don’t know you have.
Drenching night sweats. Embarrassing hot flashes. Mood swings. Forgetfulness.
Are your menopausal symptoms making mid-life miserable?
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Are you a night owl or an early bird? Do you burn the midnight oil or are you early to bed, early to rise?
It is customary now to divide people into morning and evening people.
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Should We Be Blaming Just Genes for the Increase in Autism?
We can't blame our genes for this horrible disease anymore! What's causing the increase in Autism cases in children?
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Are you afraid of dying from cancer? I am, because I have a family history of cancer. I also know how much one can suffer with cancer. And cancer is hitting people more and more now. The chance that you’ll die from cancer is about 20 to 25%. That’s a scary statistic. But is there anything we can do about it? Or is it our destiny?
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Don’t let it hit too early!
I see it in my office every day. A woman in her early 50s comes in, complaining of hot flashes, brain fog, memory loss, fatigue and low sex drive. The cause is most likely menopause. Everything looks pretty straightforward, so I shouldn’t have any further questions. Except one: does she really need to suffer?
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How hard should you push yourself?
The benefits of regular exercise are very well known: it boosts the immune system and brain function, and improves mood and heart function. Many people go to a gym to jog on a treadmill, or do aerobic exercises that are low-intensity but do them for a relatively long period of time.
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How to boost your brainpower
Despite technical advances like supercomputers and the internet, there have been very few big scientific breakthroughs in recent years. Most new scientific advances are based on old knowledge—not completely new thinking.
