Will that juice cleanse combat all those holiday indulgences? Well, not really. Your body naturally removes harmful chemicals through the liver, kidneys, and gastrointestinal tract — there's nothing about juice that will hurry that process along. Juicing mainly just removes digestion-aiding fiber from fruits and vegetables. Also consider that many sugary fruit juices are as bad for you as sodas. And while some juices are just fine, they don't provide anything that you wouldn't get by eating the whole components instead.
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You know that I am always bringing you newest information and the latest research, but I have to say, I am highly offended by this study. According to Lancaster University, they found a significant difference in iphone users vs android users, stating that Android users are more honest. Seriously? iphone users are apparently younger, twice as likely to be women and more extroverted. Android users tend to be older, male, more honest, and more agreeable. I guess they’re right on the agreeable thing. I have an iphone and I simply think this study is flawed.
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This is a fascinating study out of Queen Mary in London. We all know men and women see the world differently, but now we know why women tend to clue into facial expressions a little bit more. Have you ever heard a woman say, “ Did you see the way they looked at me?” and then her husband reply, “No. I didn’t see that at all.” Well, maybe they’re both telling the truth. It turns out that women tend to look at people first in the left eye and then explore the entire face, spending much more time taking in the details, while men take much less time to observe before moving on. The study tracked the eye movements of 500 participants of all different nationalities and the distinction was clear, there are gender differences in the way we see the world, or at least the way we see each other!
Check out the link to the study----https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/11/161128121211.htm
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The topic for this show is how to be active at every age and there is a very special guest, Bob Kulick, someone who really knows what it’s like to live life to its fullest.
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Have you ever heard the old wives’ tale “starve a fever, feed a cold” well some research from the Indiana school of medicine suggest that this is actually a myth. Limiting your caloric consumption may actually hurt your immune system more than helping it — it would certainly be a bad idea to not eat during the six- to eight-day duration of a cold. You need to give your body nutrients and healthy foods packed with vitamins to insulate your immune system to fight off the fever causing illness or infection. Doctors in Indiana actually say to go ahead and eat if you can, and make healthy and meaningful
food choices especially during this time. They also reminded us to make sure to drink plenty of
fluids.
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What in the world is “pregnancy brain?” A new study focused on changes to working memory during pregnancy do show a small effect on the brain, though other studies show no negative impacts whatsoever—especially in the long-term. There's actually growing evidence that being pregnant makes women more organized and smarter.
It makes sense, though, since pregnant women and new mothers have a lot more to worry about and think about — for their brains to keep up they may even be getting a boost.
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