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Diseased Chicken For Dinner? The USDA Is Considering It

“The US government doesn’t care about you.”  You would think this would be quite a controversial statement–of course a country’s government should care!  But for many, it’s an undisputed fact. But if you’re still hoping the government cares much about the welfare of the greater public, maybe some stories about diseased chicken meat will convince

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Canada Will Let Terminally Ill Patients Use Psychedelic Mushrooms For End-Of-Life Care

Death is an inevitability for all of us–but we try not to think about it. For a moment, though, let yourself dwell on that idea. No matter what you do, your life is going to end. Doesn’t feel good, does it? For those with terminal illness, that’s their reality. The ever-looming reality that death is

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7 Ways To Increase The Dopamine In Your Brain

Dopamine, the “Feel-Good” Neurotransmitter Dopamine is known as the “feel-good” neurotransmitter. It’s a chemical that sends messages in the brain. It gets released during pleasurable activities like eating foods we love or having sex. (1, 2) When dopamine is released in large amounts, it causes feelings of satisfaction and pleasure as a reward for specific

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Spellbinding Image Captures Rare Comet, Northern Lights, Milky Way, And Bioluminescence In B.C. (Photos)

It’s been a tough year for everyone. So, it’s only natural we would turn to anything that could brighten our spirits.  In a sense, these photos out of British Columbia, Canada, are a perfect metaphor. Being able to see such breathtaking natural phenomena in a year as dark as this one stands out the way

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Heart Damage Found In Coronavirus Patients Months After Recovering From COVID-19, Study Says

Heart Damage Found in COVID-19 Patients A German study has found evidence that COVID-19 may impact the heart even after patients have recovered from the virus. Researchers found heart damage in COVID-19 patients months after their recovery. (1, 2) The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal JAMA Cardiology, examined 100 patients from the University Hospital

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