Are there any severe mental effects caused by severe diabetes? (Besides depression)?My late husband had his finger tip amputated and was never the same. We tried for days for the doctor or nurse to see this. Finally a nurse witnessed it. It’s a downhill battle and I feel for your family.High blood sugar can cause […]
NRD-Writer July 16, 2019
Health Tips: Are there any severe mental effects caused by severe diabetes? (Besides depression)? 2019
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NRD-Writer July 15, 2019
Opinion: Poverty is relative, wealth is absolute 2019
By Silvio Laccetti Shock headlines greeted the release of new federal government statistics on poverty recently, fueling a vitriolic debate about wealth and poverty in America. Ancient rhetoric is resurrected every election cycle to confuse the issue and further divide the populace. for a meaningful discussion of the issues, we must keep in mind that […]
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NRD-Writer July 14, 2019
Doug Casey on the Continuance of the Greater Depression and the Brighter Prospects for Gold 2019
The Daily Bell is pleased to present an exclusive interview with Doug Casey Introduction: Doug Casey has appeared on hundreds of radio and TV shows, and has been the subject of articles in People, US, Time, Forbes, The Washington Post and numerous other publications. for nearly three decades, Doug Casey and his team have been […]
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NRD-Writer July 12, 2019
Depression? Don’t believe it
Comments 111 comments These disorders are disproportionately women’s ailments beause women are more neurotic. It’s as simple as that Scoby – September 09, 2011, 11:06AM ben | Shanghai – September 09, 2011, 11:15AM Actually @Scoby, I’d say that women are more in touch with their feelings. Which is one of the reasons that men have […]
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NRD-Writer July 9, 2019
Drink wine to prevent Alzheimer’s 2019
A round-up of the latest health news Moderate drinking cuts risk of Alzheimer’s – study Light to moderate social drinking, a glass or two of wine or beer a day, can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, according to American researchers. After analysing more than 140 studies dating back to 1977 and involving more […]
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NRD-Writer July 9, 2019
An Earthquake Comes to Washington 2019
It took an earthquake to interrupt Obama’s golf game. nothing else until now has. But while the rumbling of tectonic plates comes and goes, the deeper rumbling of millions of voters will not. the rumbling is larger than this election. it is bigger than Obama and larger than his feckless party. it is an earthquake […]
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NRD-Writer July 7, 2019
World’s biggest bank (Fortune Classics, 1947)
Editor’s note: Every week, Fortune.com publishes a favorite story from our magazine archives. Today we turn to banking giant Bank of America, which this week saw a much-need vote of confidence from billionaire investor Warren Buffett. Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is swooping in to reassure markets once again by investing $5 billion in Bank of America, […]
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NRD-Writer July 3, 2019
Aetna and AbilTo Team up to Combat Depression in Cardiac Patients 2019
Press Release Source: Aetna On Thursday July 28, 2011, 11:27 am EDT HARTFORD, Conn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Aetna (NYSE: AET) and AbilTo today announced a new program to help Aetna members who have had heart attacks, bypass surgery, or other cardiac events combat depression and improve recovery. “Many individuals who experience a significant cardiac event also experience […]
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NRD-Writer May 5, 2019
Valium Drug Test How Long 2019
Xanax Drug Test / Valium Drug Test | Benzodiazepine Test – The Xanax Drug Test / Valium Drug Test tests for the following drugs in the benzodiazepine class: Alapryl. Alprazolam. Anxitol. Ativan. Benzydamine. Briantum… How Long Does Valium Stay In Your System? (Thread … – i took 60 mg of valium in one night 3 […]
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Author Events in October 2019
at Magers & Quinn Booksellers, 3038 Hennepin Ave. S, Minneapolis, 612.822.4611, magersandquinn.com • Wednesday, Oct. 5, 7:30 p.m. – Henry Emmons, M.D., discusses his books The Chemistry of Joy, and The Chemistry of calm Renowned psychiatrist and therapist Henry Emmons integrates mind-body and natural therapies, mindfulness and allied Buddhist therapeutics, and psychotherapeutic caring and insight […]