weekly epiphanies 090 november 14th 2011
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‘I do what I do for the people who haven't yet developed the courage to do what they know to be right.’Words To BeTRANSCRIPT
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‘I do what I do for the people who haven't yet developed the courage to do what they know to be right.’
Words To Be
Weekly Epiphanies
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Neuromuscular Release Massage Therapy was studied to determine if it could change the outcome for patients
experiencing (COLD) chronic obstructive lung disease. Variables measured were thoracic gas volume, peak flow, oxygen saturation, blood pressure, heart rate, forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1), forced
vital capacity (FVC), FEV1/FVC, and quality of life to determine if improvement occurred after . . . 7
Clinical Epiphanies PMID: 9830928[PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Landscape by Grosnez
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Open your body
Weekly MovementExtended Lateral E-Cise
Weekly RecipePotato Pancakes
Weekly AbstractMechanisms regulating enhanced HLA class II-mediated CD4+ T cell
recognition of human B-cell lymphoma by resveratrol.
Health, Politics & Science
Adventure
Political AwarenessHealth Department Raids Local Farm . .
Health department officials recently conducted a raid of Quail Hollow Farm, an organic community supported agriculture (CSA) farm in
southern Nevada, during its special "farm to fork" picnic dinner put on for guests -- and the agent who arrived on the scene ordered that all the fresh, local produce and pasture-based meat that was intended for the
meal be destroyed with bleach.
Functional MedicineDepression & Chronic Stress Accelerates Aging
People with recurrent depressions or those exposed to chronic stress exhibits shorter telomeres in white blood cells. This is shown by a research team at Umeå University in a coming issue of Biological Psychiatry. The telomere is the outermost part of the chromosome.
With increasing age, telomeres shorten, and studies have shown that oxidative stress and inflammation accelerates this shortening.
“The secret to health is consistency and care in how we practice the basics.”
Photo/Art
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Open your mind
~Weekly Cinema ~Sherlock Holmes
Always Good
~Weekly Music ~Watershed
Vienna Teng
~Weekly Book ~In Search of The Medicine Buddhaby David Crow
~Weekly Humor ~Ricky Gervais Politics
Flying Low
Majestic
"A successful person is one who can
lay a firm foundation with the bricks
that others throw at him or her."
David Brinkley
Weekly Photography & Art
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