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‘Love bombing’ is the newest dangerous dating trend

‘Love bombing’ is the newest dangerous dating trend

Posted by | Aug 16, 2017 | , ,

(Editor’s note: Don’t you love how things that have always happened, since the beginning of time, suddenly get a name- like they are completely new issues/concepts? When I was younger, behavior like this was simple- the person was an a#$ and heartbreaker. You just told your friends and moved on!) RELATED ARTICLE: How To Release Negative Emotions Before They Lead To Physical Illness First, there was ghosting (when someone suddenly cuts all ties and communication with the person they were dating), then there was benching (keeping someone at your disposal but avoiding commitment in case you meet someone better)...

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Missing woman stayed alive for month in wilderness eating berries, mushrooms

Missing woman stayed alive for month in wilderness eating berries, mushrooms

Posted by | Aug 16, 2017 | ,

Lisa Theris, 25, had been missing for nearly a month when she was spotted on the side of the road by a woman driving down Highway 82 near the Bullock County and Barbour County line, in Alabama. After running away from a burglary she didn’t want to take part in, and because she didn’t know the area and it was dark, she had gotten lost and had to survive on berries, mushrooms, and water from streams. A massive search spanning several counties and involving multiple agencies had been involved in the search. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9PWgeTgHxk At this time, the investigation into...

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How the food and drug companies ensure that we get sick and they make money

How the food and drug companies ensure that we get sick and they make money

Posted by | Aug 16, 2017 | , ,

Another reason for single-payer health care: The documentary What the Health shows how the lives and health of human beings are considered insignificant, and in many ways threatened, by the pursuit of profits in the meat and dairy and drug industries. RELATED ARTICLE: Aspen Pharmacare conspired to destroy cancer drugs to drive prices up 4,000% The corporate disdain revealed by this film is nearly beyond belief. And our ‘trusted’ watchdog agencies, both nonprofit and government, are beholden to the biggest companies, accepting money in return for their silence about the dangers of animal and pharmaceutical products. Some of the contentions in...

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Optimal bowel movement frequency

Optimal bowel movement frequency

Posted by | Aug 16, 2017 | ,

(Editor’s Note: Thank you so much to Dr. Greger at Nutrition Facts for this great resource.) Lasting for 3,000 years, ancient Egypt was one of the greatest ancient civilizations—with a vastly underestimated knowledge of medicine. They even had medical subspecialties. The pharaohs, for example, had access to dedicated physicians to be “guardian[s] of the royal bowel movement,” a title alternately translated from the hieroglyphics to mean “Shepherd of the Anus.” How’s that for a resume builder? RELATED ARTICLE: How Does Someone Develop Cancer? Today, the primacy of the bowel movement’s importance continues. Some have called for bowel habits to...

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Queen bees are less likely to lay eggs or start a colony after insecticide exposure

Queen bees are less likely to lay eggs or start a colony after insecticide exposure

Posted by | Aug 15, 2017 | , , ,

New research has found that once (some) queen bumblebees are exposed to the common insecticide thiamethoxam (from the neonicotinoid family), they may never lay eggs or start colonies again. No eggs means no worker bees. And no new colonies could mean their extinction. The findings were published in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution.3 RELATED ARTICLE: Bumblebees are some of our most important crop pollinators. Nigel Raine, the Rebanks Family Chair in pollinator conservation and a professor at the University of Guelph in Ontario who conducted the study with Dr. Gemma Baron and other researchers from Royal Holloway, University of London, said:...

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