An article by Tim Newman has shown some ways to boost the brainpower in adults over 50. A lot of research has been conducted on the potential cognitive benefits of exercise on mental performance in older adults, and until now the results have been inconclusive. This new review gives a fresh look at the data. […]
Where Do Our Dreams Come From?
August 6, 2019According to Stephanie Pappas, Live Science contributor, our dreams may come from two genes. A new study in mice found that these dream genes are essential for our phase of slumber that brings people some bizarro-world visions of taking high school math tests naked, losing teeth and soaring through the air. Without the genes that […]
Sneak Zucchini onto Your Neighbor’s Porch — But Not All of It!
August 5, 2019If you are an avid gardener who grows zucchini, you know that vines go wild and produce hundreds of tiny squash during this time of year. Zucchini grows rapidly — up to two inches per day. It is best to harvest them at about six inches when they are most tender and flavorful and to […]
It seems that everywhere you go someone is talking about CBD oil. My dog Lucy, got really sick last February and everyone told me about how wonderful it would be for her. It is now easy to get because it is being sold on every corner. It seems like people want this to be the […]
Supplements Tainted with Rx Drugs
August 4, 2019Most of us want to go with as natural supplements as possible. That desire can become a problem when you buy at a health food store or off the internet. According to an article written by Rachael Rettner, senior writer with Live Science, the FDA has found hundreds of supplement brands that are trained with […]
As you read this article, please keep in mind that the US has a higher rate of cancer without asbestos than most countries with it. My opinion is that our US government should clean up a lot of our cancer risk problems. The first thing that comes to mind in the U.S. when we hear […]
I recently came across an article written by David Irving, an adjunct professor at the University of Technology in Sydney. The article “The Conversation” was published in Live Science’s Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights. In the essay David Irving and Allison Gould explored our cultural obsession with young blood and if there is any scientific […]
Low-Calorie Drinks To Reduce Bowel Cancer Recurrence?
July 31, 2019I enjoy researching and trying to find anything in the world that possibly may help our cancer patients at New Hope Unlimited. Sometimes I come across an article or study that really impresses me and sometimes there is one that I absolutely don’t believe. I am reporting on this article but I do not believe […]
Listeria monocytogenes, which is a bacteria, can generate electricity. Electrons are transported through the cell wall into the surrounding environments by bacteria, using help from flavin molecules. Yasemin Saplakoglu is a staff writer with Live Science who explains how this happens. Those sparks in your stomach aren’t butterflies. Some of the bacteria that are consumed […]
“The ability to breathe is a gift. Wake up grateful each day for that gift.” – Johnny Lung August 1, 2019 has been chosen to be the World Lung Cancer Day. First of all, let me say to all those who are burdened with this diagnosis, I do understand what you are going through. You […]
