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It's Biologically Impossible For Diet Soda To Increase Your Risk Of Heart Attack, But Statistics Can Make It 100%

It's Biologically Impossible For Diet Soda To Increase Your Risk Of Heart Attack, But Statistics Can Make It 100%

I sometimes like to read the arXix preprint physics site. It's where a lot of papers go before they are in journals. It was open access, a way to see what scientists were working on before the…
Survey Claims Vaping Has Already Caused Heart Disease, But There's A Big Catch

Survey Claims Vaping Has Already Caused Heart Disease, But There's A Big Catch

Survey results presented at the American College of Cardiology 2019 Annual Scientific Session led to a declaration that went well beyond the evidence - they said electronic cigarettes can lead to a…
Medical Societies Have Alarming Government Influence And Are Often Biased Toward Themselves

Medical Societies Have Alarming Government Influence And Are Often Biased Toward Themselves

It won't be a surprise if you believe that most surgeons promote surgery - for you. For themselves, they're a little more cautious. It's no different than a real estate person who tells you to list…
For the Sake of Your Heart; Drop and Give Me 41!

For the Sake of Your Heart; Drop and Give Me 41!

An interesting study examining the relationship between push-up capacity and incidence of cardiovascular disease (CVD) was recently published in JAMA Network Open . The study followed 1104…
Kratom Rising: Calls To US Poison Control Centers Increase

Kratom Rising: Calls To US Poison Control Centers Increase

The natural opioid kratom, the leaves of a tropical tree in Southeast Asia (Mitragyna speciosa) is a great analgesic because it's an opioid.  It has become popular because supplements are exempt…
Statisticians Link Glyphosate To Greater Chance Of NHL Cancer In Meta-Analysis

Statisticians Link Glyphosate To Greater Chance Of NHL Cancer In Meta-Analysis

Exposure to glyphosate — at 45 years of age the world’s most widely used, broad-spectrum herbicide and the primary ingredient in the weedkiller Roundup — increases the risk of some cancers by more…
Lawyers Don't Always Win Against Doctors And Hospitals - Like In Facial Trauma Lawsuits

Lawyers Don't Always Win Against Doctors And Hospitals - Like In Facial Trauma Lawsuits

Mention to doctors who run their own practice or a hospital administrator that malpractice and American tort culture are probably the biggest reason for high health care costs, they will likely…
Celery Juice Joins Acai, Quinoa, And Curry In Being Goop Endorsed "Miracle Foods" That Do Nothing

Celery Juice Joins Acai, Quinoa, And Curry In Being Goop Endorsed "Miracle Foods" That Do Nothing

I got a butter shaper for Christmas. I asked for one because I make lot of butter in a mason jar and then just throw it in tupperware but my friends sometimes want butter and it feels a little…
Exercise Is The Best Preventive Medicine, But Does Extreme Exercise Harm Health In Men? No

Exercise Is The Best Preventive Medicine, But Does Extreme Exercise Harm Health In Men? No

Exercise is good for you but some people worry there can be too much of a good thing, especially for middle-aged athletes. Extreme running and high-endurance exercise were a concern to some…
In Trial, E-Cigarettes Work Better For Smoking Cessation Than Big Pharma Products

In Trial, E-Cigarettes Work Better For Smoking Cessation Than Big Pharma Products

In a multi-center trial of almost 900 smokers(1), e-cigarettes were shown to be twice as effective as pharmaceutical "gold standard" approaches like gums, lozenges, and patches. After one year,…

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