How To Survive Hard Times Without Losing Your Mind And Taking Years Off Your Life!

Not too long ago, most people (and doctors) believed that all sickness and disease came from tangible things.  For example, germs caused disease. You got sick by coming into contact with a certain germ…and that germ made you sick with whatever illness it represented. This, of course, is the germ theory of disease we give Louis Pastour credit for.  But over the years, even though popular belief held the germ theory as 100% truth…others have challenged its validity.  How? …read the rest of the article.

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Cooking Is Chemistry.

That science is the key to understanding what goes right and wrong in the kitchen? Cooking is chemistry. This kind of chemistry happens when you put chopped red cabbage into a hot pan: Heat breaks down the red anthocyanine pigment, changing it from an acid to alkaline (and also causing the red cabbage turn blue). Add some vinegar to increase the acidity, and the cabbage is red again. Baking soda will change it back to blue. …read the rest of the article.

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Kay Yow Molded Young Lives That, In Turn, Gave Her A Reason To Live.

Getting up for work every day is hard.  Now, imagine doing it every day…for over two decades…suffering with cancer.  That’s what Kay Yow did.  And, she did it possibly better than anyone else ever could have, touching lives and helping hopes and dreams come true.  Clearly, she helped mold a generation of young women who will be successful and live much better lives because of Kay.

All the while, no one ever heard her complain or even mention that she was suffering with breast cancer.  (Not that she hid it.)  As North Carolina State’s Head Women’s Basketball Coach, she compiled an impressive resume… …read the rest of the article.

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Researchers Discover The Shocking Age When “Old Age” Begins!

Plus: Drug Researcher Fabricates 21 Studies!

The Supplement That’s Helping Weight Loss…and…The Real Killer In Sunlight That Researchers Have Been DEAD WRONG About.

 

Lauderdale For years, people have been trying to convince us that like a fine wine, we get better with age.  I’m sure you’ve heard, “You’re only as old as you feel!”  Or, “40 is the new 20!”

Well, as it turns out…all this may be nothing more than… …read the rest of the article.

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