Study: Wireless Radio Frequencies Prevent Sleep and Disturb Brainwave Patterns

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Replace all cordless phones in your home with corded ones, switch off your router, and put your cell phone in airplane mode before bed to improve sleep, and avoid the serious, cumulative effects of radio frequency radiation exposure. With frequent reports of people struggling to fall asleep and stay asleep throughout the night, researchers studied…

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Study: Watching Pornography Can Lead to Divorce

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Extramarital Infidelity is the leading cause of divorce in the United States.  When researchers investigated the effects of porn on marriage, they found that it normalizes the concept of extra-marital affairs, making viewers see cheating as a regular and rewarding thing. Published in the journal Psychology of Popular Media Culture, researchers investigated the relationship between…

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10 Scientific Reasons to Smile More Often

 Not only is smiling proven to be more attractive, but it can help you attain a longer life, happier disposition, and healthier body. “Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy.” – Thich Nhat Hanh Have you every heard the quip “It takes…

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Harvard Study Confirms Fluoride Reduces Children’s IQ

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A recently published Harvard University study analysis funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has concluded that children who live in areas with highly fluoridated water have “significantly lower” IQ scores than those who live in low fluoride areas. In a 32-page report that can be downloaded free of charge from Environmental Health Perspectives,1…

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Study Shows Animals Laugh When you Tickle Them

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Thought it was just humans that are ticklish? Think again – scientists are studying how animals respond to being tickled in a bid to shed light on how laughter evolved. Tickling a gorilla is not for the faint-hearted. But keeper Phil Ridges is not worried at getting into the enclosure with Emmie at Port Lympne…

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Study – Hitting a Soccer Ball with Head Causes Brain Shrinkage

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A study has found College-age soccer players may show some degree of brain-tissue shrinkage – adding to evidence that the sport carries a risk of long-term brain injury. Using high-resolution MRI brain scans, researchers found evidence of reduced gray matter in the brains of 10 male college soccer players, compared with 10 young men who…

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