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Author: Erin Elizabeth

YAHOO: ‘I picked cannabis oil over surgery’: How cancer survivor beat the disease a THIRD time

On the eve of her 21st birthday, Jessica Olson defied doctors’ orders and terrible odds in a desperate bid to beat her third bout of cancer. VIDEO Teen’s seizures disappear after cannabis-based drug trial. Source: 7 News In what is an unprecedented endorsement for a controversial drug, the young journalism student turned to cannabis oil when the crippling tumour returned to her neck in 2016. Doctors told Jess she would require a debilitating surgery to remove the lump after successfully, albeit temporarily, overcoming stage II Nodular Sclerosing Hodgkin’s Lymphoma twice before. Without the surgery she was given just months...

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Exhaustion isn’t a Badge of Honor

In our country, there is a pervasive idea that working yourself to death is admirable. The idea of working as hard as we play has even found its way into advertising campaigns- as if we need more of a push to work ourselves to the point of exhaustion. In fact, it’s even popular to brag about how little sleep we get. “I’ll sleep when I’m dead!” I’m sure you’ve heard that. However, this is one of the most detrimental messages that exist. And not just in the business world. From the article: “Sustained exhaustion is not a rite of passage. It’s a mark of...

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Wearable Technology Will Detect First Signs of a Cold?

In the last decade, we’ve traveled a gigantic leap forward when it comes to what gadgets can tell us about ourselves. Wearable tech can now detect when you’re about to fall ill, simply by tracking your vital signs. Not only are we very close to bringing to market tech that can detect GMOs and pesticides, but what about a new wave of portable biosensors which allows frequent measurement of health-related physiology.Michael Snyder at Stanford University in California experienced this first-hand last year. For over a year he had been wearing seven sensors to test their reliability when suddenly they began...

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National Guard Deploys Missile Launchers to Dakota Access Pipeline to ‘Observe’ Protestors

On January 16th, water protectors at the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) noticed and posted photos of two surface-to-air missile launchers that the Army National Guard had deployed. As you can imagine, this move has put people on edge.However, a North Dakota Guard spokesman told The Daily Beast that the missile launchers, called “Avenger’s,” tubes aren’t loaded, “These systems have observation capabilities and are used strictly in the observation role to protect private property and public safety.” So, do binoculars not work? The spokesman went on to say, “There’s no authority to arm them.” (They have apparently been in Morton...

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Sitting Too Much Ages You by 8 Years

We’ve written before about the dangers of sitting for too long but in a new study, published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, researchers have found that sitting can affect us at a biological level, too. For the study, Aladdin Shadyab, a post-doctoral fellow in family medicine and public health at the University of California San Diego and his team of scientists, looked at sitting’s impact on chromosomes. From the article: “They took blood samples from nearly 1,500 older women enrolled in the Women’s Health Initiative, a long-term study of chronic diseases in post-menopausal women, and focused on the telomeres: the...

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