Intravenous Administration of Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide Significantly Reduces Self Report Craving Ratings Associated with Opiate and Alcohol Withdrawal* Cravings Study presented by Dr. Richard Mestayer III at the Society of Neuroscience Convention, 2014 Introduction Treatment of substance abuse disorders...
MAGNESIUM: ANTI-DEPRESSANT, GABA ELEVATING, CARDIAC PROTECTIVE, SLEEP ENHANCING, MUSCLE RELAXING SUPER MINERAL BY Ronald Peters MD Magnesium is the second most important mineral inside the cells of the human body, and yet medical research has shown that...
ANTI-AGEING COMPOUND SET FOR HUMAN TRIALS AFTER TURNING CLOCK BACK FOR MICE New South Wales professor in US rolled back the key indicators of ageing to make two-year-old mice appear six months old Oliver Milman, published in theguardian.com 12/19/2013...
HUG HORMONE OXYTOCIN BOOSTS BONDING BY RELEASING CANNABIS-LIKE MOLECULES http://www.iflscience.com/brain/hug-hormone-oxytocin-boosts-bonding-releasing-cannabis-molecules/ Whichever persona you prefer – the love molecule, cuddle chemical or hug hormone – oxytocin plays a big role in bonding. Spraying monkeys with the stuff, for...
40-HOUR WORK WEEK IS LINKED TO COGNITIVE DECLINE, STUDY SAYS Evelyn Hill http://www.lifehack.org/449100/40-hour-work-week-is-linked-to-cognitive-decline-study-says Earlier this summer, a study focusing on the link between 40-hour work weeks and cognitive decline was published, and it’s got a lot of...
NEW STUDY LINKS PROTEIN IN WHEAT TO THE INFLAMMATION OF CHRONIC HEALTH CONDITIONS Spink Health (Vienna, October 17, 2016) Scientists have discovered that a protein in wheat triggers the inflammation of chronic health conditions, such as multiple...
'HOW POWER OF POSITIVE THINKING WORKS BY Karen Feldscher, Harvard Chan School Communications, December 7, 2016 A Harvard study found that women who were optimistic had a significantly reduced risk of dying from several major causes of death...
THIRD OF BREAST CANCER PATIENTS TREATED UNNECESSARILY, STUDY SAYS By Liz Szabo, Kaiser Health News, FEBRUARY 06, 2017 Story highlights Danish study renews debate about value of early detection Other experts estimate overdiagnosis rates at only 2% One...
STUDY SHOWS UNVACCINATED CHILDREN ARE LESS PRONE TO DISEASE SAMUELSONAUGUST 22, 2016 http://vaccines.news Making the choice to vaccinate or not to vaccinate has become a difficult and sometimes contentious issue in the United States and the globe. But it’s...
DAILY CONSUMPTION OF TEA MAY PROTECT THE ELDERLY FROM COGNITIVE DECLINE, STUDY SUGGESTS https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/03/170316093412.htm National University of Singapore, March 16, 2017 Tea drinking reduces the risk of cognitive impairment in older persons by 50 per cent and...