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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Bloomberg: Drug made from cannabis plant gets backing from FDA

U.K. company GW Pharmaceuticals Plc has created the first drug derived from the marijuana plant that might soon be approved in the U.S. Created with plants bred to have high cannabidiol, or CBD, content, the medication is a purified chemical made into a strawberry-flavored oral solution. GW Pharma hopes to market the medication under the name Epidiolex. “The drug company is seeking to sell the oral solution to treat seizures associated with two forms of epilepsy, Lennox-Gastaut and Dravet syndromes, in patients aged 2 or older. Both are considered severe forms of epilepsy that begin in childhood. The syndromes are resistant to...

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Guardian: Scientists accidentally create mutant enzyme that eats plastic bottles

An accidental discovery is showing promise in our fight against the plastic that is taking over and polluting our world. In 2016, “a bacterium that had naturally evolved to eat plastic was discovered at a dump in Japan”2 and scientists have now “revealed the detailed structure of the crucial enzyme produced by the bug.”3 “The international team then tweaked the enzyme to see how it had evolved, but tests showed they had inadvertently made the molecule even better at breaking down the PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic used for soft drink bottles. The mutant enzyme takes a few days to start...

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Is there evidence that our meat-sweet diets play a cause-and-effect role in dementia?

In the video below, Dr. Greger discusses what the science says about the role diet plays in our brain health. This quick video is a must for anyone who is aging or dealing with a relative in the beginning stages of dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease.  RELATED STORY: This vegetable puts the brakes on beta-amyloid and Alzheimer’s RELATED STORY: How too much cholesterol can contribute to Alzheimer’s...

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AP: #MeToo has little impact on medical world

According to a recent AP investigation, the world of medicine is often far more forgiving about sexual misconduct than it should be. And certainly more forgiving than we’ve seen in pop culture over the last few months. If a doctor is found to have committed some type of misconduct, when and IF they are disciplined, “…the punishment often consists of a short suspension paired with mandatory therapy that treats sexually abusive behavior as a symptom of an illness or addiction.” 3 And this is often after multiple complaints, some spanning decades. Case in point (WARNING: Graphic language below): “The first...

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Sign up for the FREE Chronic Lyme Disease Summit

I’m proud to be participating in the 3rd Chronic Lyme Disease Summit, a free, online summit beginning April 30th. RELATED STORY: Dr. Klinghardt’s Treatment of Lyme Disease >>>>>>>>>>>>Click here to sign up for FREE!<<<<<<<<<<<<<< After battling Lyme Disease for years, and finally having freedom from it, I’m passionate about people finding that same thing for themselves. I just know this summit will help and encourage you. XO- Erin RELATED STORY: Lyme Cryme: How it all Went...

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