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Kava: The ancient anxiety remedy that’s today’s ‘It’ drink

Kava, also often called kava kava, is a member of the nightshade family of plants and native to the South Pacific islands. Pacific Islanders have used it for hundreds of years as a ceremonial drink to promote a state of relaxation. More recently, kava has received widespread attention for its relaxing and stress-reducing properties. RELATED STORY: A Portable Hammock Hot Tub That Will Forever Change The Way You Relax? Yes Please! However, it has been linked with several health concerns, raising questions about its safety. This article explains everything you need to know about the benefits and dangers of...

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Drinking alcohol more important than exercise for living past 90, study says

Good news for all you wine drinkers on this halfway point through the week: according to a long-term study, booze beats exercise if you want to make it into your 90s! (You probably don’t need to do anything else but celebrate that truth for the rest of the day!) RELATED STORY: Cannabis-Infused Wine – What’s In Store For The Future? “The research, led by University of California neurologist Claudia Kawas, tracked 1,700 nonagenarians enrolled in the 90+ Study that began in 2003 to explore impacts of daily habits on longevity. Researchers discovered that subjects who drank about two glasses of...

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FOX: MISSING: CDC doctor (and Harvard grad) disappears “Without A Trace” (dog, wallet, phone left behind)

Police are currently looking for CDC doctor Timothy Cunningham who seemingly disappeared “without a trace.” But his brother Anterio Cunningham is convinced his brother wouldn’t just walk away from a great job at the CDC, a beautiful home, and the dog he loves so much: “My first mind is that something has happened especially considering the length of time he’s been gone. Not having his phone, leaving his dog Bo alone, he just wouldn’t voluntarily check out like that. Tim is the consummate professional. He loves his job. He wouldn’t just cast it aside. He’s worked hard to get where...

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Understanding the “Mammogram Paradox”

Yesterday we discovered that according to research, having yearly mammograms can and does lead to breast cancer in some women. So, why are so many women driven to get one? In today’s video, Dr. Greger discusses what’s known as the “Mammogram Paradox,” this idea that the women who are harmed the most are the ones who claim the greatest benefit. RELATED STORY: The “Deadly Breast Cancer Gene” is a myth, Lancet study confirms Makes no sense, right? Check out the video below and as always, thank you to Dr. Greger: RELATED STORY: 90% of breast cancer could likely be...

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Scientists just made sheep-human hybrids. Here’s what you need to know

Last year, around this same time, scientists announced that they had created the first “successful human-animal hybrid” 1thereby establishing that human cells could be “introduced into a non-human organism (in this case a pig), survive, and grow inside a host animal.”2 And so, building on that previous work, scientists are busy creating yet again, but this time it’s a sheep-human hybrid embryo. By “introducing human stem cells into sheep embryos”3the team was able to create a “hybrid creature that’s more than 99 percent sheep”4 but also a little bit human (which is what is so controversal about this experiment). The findings were presented last...

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