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UN Study Links Man-Made Chemicals to Common Diseases
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UN Study Links Man-Made Chemicals to Common Diseases

It seems that the chemical pollutants used in everyday products are cause of low sperm count, birth deformities, female infertility, hormonal cancers, psychiatric diseases, child cancers, and more. The same chemical ingredients are also being blamed for the eradication of certain wildlife species. “It is clear that some of these chemical pollutants can affect the […]

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Study Recommends Cutting Sodium by 1 Quarter
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Study Recommends Cutting Sodium by 1 Quarter

In order to prevent well over half a million deaths in the U.S. over the next decade, Americans just have to do one, little thing—reduce their salt intake by one quarter. Considering the average American consumes about 3,600 mg of sodium a day and the national recommendations for healthy adults is 1,500 milligrams (mg) per […]

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Experimental Study Successfully Fixes Lazy Eyes
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Experimental Study Successfully Fixes Lazy Eyes

To mend a lazy eye, doctors will often patch over the opposite eye for extended periods to encourage the weaker eye to work harder. However, scientists at Dalhousie University in Halifax recently discovered a faster, more effective method. Researchers restored normal vision to a test group of kittens with induced lazy eyes by actually reprogramming […]

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