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No More Excuses – Hit the Stairs

 

Too busy for the gym? Researchers find that short, intense stair climbing has a surprising amount of health benefits.

 
 
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Short Stresses Promote Longevity
 

Short Stresses Promote Longevity

 

New study reveals why brief periods of bodily stress are good for health and longevity.

 
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Decrease Cancer Risk by Increasing Vitamin D
 

Decrease Cancer Risk by Increasing Vitamin D

 

Study shows that higher levels of vitamin D – specifically serum 25–hydroxyvitamin D – are associated with a reduced risk of cancer.

 
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Working from Home Risks
 

Working from Home Risks

 

UN report reveals that working remotely increases risk of unpaid overtime, stress and insomnia.

 
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Stopping the Superbug Spread
 

Stopping the Superbug Spread

 

Antibiotic misuse is a primary cause of the rise of superbugs gobally, but there is hope.

 
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Gut Bacteria

Immortality Now Video
 

Dr. Todd LePine discusses the gut microbiome, and what you should and should not do for overall gut health.

 
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Enjoy the January 2017 issue of the Townsend Letter

 
 
 
 
 
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Mercury: The Quintessential Anti-Nutrient by Sara Russell, PhD, NTP, and Kristin G. Homme, PE (ret.), MPP, MPH

 

The authors discuss mercury's wide ranging metabolic and biochemical effects, how to test for toxicity, and nutrition's role in treatment.

 
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Hair Testing for Mercury and Other Toxic Metals by Andrew Hall Cutler, PhD, PE.

 

Mercury causes derangement of mineral transport that affects interpretation of elemental hair tests. Cutler explains a "counting rules" system that identifies mercury toxicity.

 
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The Importance of Testing for Glyphosate: The World's Most Widely Used Herbicide by William Shaw, PHD and Matthew Pratt-Hyatt, PhD

 

The overused herbicide decreases good gut bacteria, disrupts endocrine function, and creates oxidative stress.

 
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