Scientists in the lab and those on the front lines of patient care now have an important new educational forum. Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research (http://www.liebertpub.com/can, which is fully open access, will be the Journal of record.
Read MoreStudies showing harm from thimerosal sharply contradict published outcomes of six CDC coauthored and sponsored papers – the very studies that CDC relies upon to declare that thimerosal is “safe” for use in infant and maternal vaccines.
Read MoreKnow thyself. Self awareness beats SSRI medication. SSRI’s lead to decreased symptoms and increased functioning in the short run, but are associated with an incomplete recovery of the serotonin system after treatment.
Read MoreNAC Detox Regulators supports the body’s natural biochemical pathways for neutralizing and excreting toxins. The three nutrients —NAC (N-AcetylCysteine) and the essential minerals selenium (Se), and molybdenum (Mo)—sustain glutathione, the body’s most important antitoxin, along with many enzymes that use glutathione to neutralize toxins and clear them from the body.
Read MoreAs state-sanctioned licensing boards continue to proliferate, the trend of limiting free speech is increasing—almost without exception as a tool for the board to protect the professional turf of licensed practitioners. In the 1950s, only one in twenty US workers needed government permission—for that is what licensure is—to pursue their chosen occupation. Today, it is closer to one in three. Yet there is little evidence that licensing protects public health and safety or improves products and services. It does, however, increase consumer costs and reduce opportunities for workers.
Read MoreYoga works! So says the results from the largest U.S. clinical trial to date. Guess all those thousands of years of practice didn’t count until now.
Read MoreRIVERSIDE, Calif. – Researchers at the University of California, Riverside have made a discovery in the lab that could help drug manufacturers develop new antiepileptic drugs and explore novel strategies for treating seizures associated with epilepsy – a disease affecting about two million Americans.
Read MoreMindfulness includes noticing the colors, smells, flavors, and textures of your food; chewing slowly; and getting rid of distractions.
Read MoreSome 52% of first-year college students rated their emotional health as above average or in the highest 10% in the survey taken last fall. That’s down from 55.3% in the year-earlier survey, and well below the nearly 64% of respondents who gave themselves high ratings in 1985, the first year students were asked about their emotional health.
Read MoreConnecting relationships via an electronic interface does little to satisfy a child’s deep longing for connection. As a result, there’s ample opportunity for abuse.
Read MoreAs consumers become more aware of what is going into their bodies, they’ll start to notice specifics about their beauty products. Here’s a preview of what to look for.
Read MoreKids taking ADHD drugs to get high or increase alertness may not realize that misuse of the drugs can cause serious, sometimes life-threatening symptoms, including agitation, rapid heartbeat, extremely high blood pressure.
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