The Following are links to interesting research and tidbits.  The original group was populated together but at the bottom they are dated by date of posting:

• Toiletries #1 way that negativily affect peoples hormones

• Eating Processed Red Meat can increase Type 2 Diabetes. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 

• Cell Phones do cause Brain Tumors. Medscape: Brain Tumors from long term Cell phone use

• There is a “NEW” way to perform CPR: continuous compression

• 6 Hours of TV can cut 5 years off your life

• Here is an important read. Don’t cook Proteins with Sugars! The next big “don’t do”, like fried foods.

• This is bad news and a future main topic! At least 40% of moms are feeding babies solid foods too early: Journal of the American Acadamy of Pediatrics

• Study of 10,000 children with Vit D supplementation had 70% decrease of type 1 diabetes.THE LANCET • Vol 358 • November 3, 2001

• Teenagers who smoke weed may become dumber. http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn22213-teenage-cannabis-use-leads-to-cognitive-decline.html

• Good dental care helps children’s school performance: http://www.jpeds.com/article/S0022-3476(12)00542-2/abstract

• Think supplements are too expensive? Disease care drugs can cost over $50,000/year!

• Vitamin D actually helps to regulate blood sugar! American Journal Clinical Nutrition Feb 2,2011

•  “Research supports Immune Why-600”. Using Zinc within 24 hours of onset reduces duration and severity of common cold. Medscape Feb 18, 2011

• Weight Watchers recognizes that calorie counting isn’t completely effective! A 100 calorie Apple is NOT the same as a 100 Calorie handful of cookies David Kirchoff, president of Weight

• Cardio works better than Weight Training for getting rid of belly fat! In Fact, Weight Training isn’t needed! (click for article)

• The “pop” you hear many times during an adjustment is not required for nervous system change. Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, Volume 34, Issue 1, January 2011

• People who walk SLOW… die sooner! Journal of the American Medical Association,  January 5, 2011

• Posted: November 21,2013 – With all the scam push to increase statin uses, did you know they can cause depression?  Here is a lit review: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/23767773/