New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg hates salt and sugar and last week he asked for a two-year federal exemption to disallowing his 1.7 million NYC welfare recipients from using food stamps to buy soda pop and other sugary concoctions.
Continue reading → Mayor Bloomberg’s Duplicitous Soda Pop Policy
I try to eat well. After reading about the importance of incorporating spirulina into the vegan diet, I began looking for spirulina everywhere. I was pleased to see that I could get a whopping 500 milligrams of spirulina in the Odwalla Superfood bar. Being a huge fan of their juice blends, I thought I would give it a try.
The medical community have felt for a long while that low serotonin levels in the brain lead to depression — but there are several problems with that belief — and new research suggests neurogenesis holds a truer key to cure.
Continue reading → Do Low Serotonin Levels Really Cause Depression?
In the beautiful city of New York there are regularly millions of people trying to get from one place to another — the most affordable of which has to be the New York subway system. If all the people who rode the subway system would abide by even half of the rules that are announced over the loudspeaker, everything would run a lot more smoothly. Since, for some reason, people don’t want to follow the rules, allow me to introduce some more rules — rules of how to be rude while riding on the subway.
Spam is getting sneakier by the day! If you run a blog — and if you care about publishing only cogent comments — you probably already know precisely the problem I am addressing today.
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