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Marijuana Prohibition and Law Enforcement Officers: Effective Medicine & Alternative to Alcohol As Stress Reliever, Denied.
There’s a raucous row in New York City right now about a police sergeant assigned to Gracie Mansion failing a drug test for pot and claiming that the sample was accidentally snipped from her weave and not her own locks. … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Health, Current Events in NJ, Current Events in NYC, Disease Prevention Through Lifestyle Choices, Evidence-Based Health Care, Health and the Environment, Health Studies, Heroin Crisis, Medical Marijuana, Personal Growth
Tagged "problem drinking", alcoholism, cannabis, drug screening, drug testing, medical marijuana, New York City, NYC, police, policing, Schedule I Drug, secondhand smoke false positive
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NYC Mayor and New York State Governor Declare *WAR* On Single-Use Plastic Bags!
In case you haven’t heard, the big issue sweeping NYC and the entire state of New York is whether plastic bags should be banned. According to Mayor DeBlasio, ““We need to ban plastic bags — the time for debate on … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Health, Child Health, Current Events in NJ, Current Events in NYC, Disease Prevention Through Lifestyle Choices, Evidence-Based Health Care, Health and the Environment, Health Studies
Tagged banning plastics, compostable bags, E. coli, ecology, garbage dump, landfill, Mayor DeBlasio, plastic bag ban, plastic bag debate in NYC, re-usable plastuc bags, recycle more, saving the environment, trash
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Drug Injection Sites: Communities Cry “NIMBY” While People OD and DIE on MY Block
Recently, the idea of state-approved injection centers where people addicted to heroin may “shoot up” in a safe environment was proposed for further review in New York City. While heroin use is not in any way a social good, such … Continue reading
Who Decides When Medicine Is Quackery? Debunking The Alternative Medicine Debunkers With Scientific Fact
An article appeared on Forbes today wherein the author wrote disparagingly about alternative medicine treatments and research, entitled “$142 Million For Quack Medicine Buried Inside The New 2018 Budget.” The article detailed how terrible the author felt about the current … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Health, Evidence-Based Health Care, Health Studies, Pregnancy and Health
Tagged alternative health, alternative medicine, AREDS study, conventional medicine, evidence-based medicine, Federal budget, Forbes, health research, holistic medicine, iatrogenic deaths, Johns Hopkins University, March of Dimes, NCCIH, NIH, PhD, Poison Control Center, spinal bifida, Steven Salzberg, supplements
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Unplug That Thing, Mom! Air Fresheners, Hazardous Chemicals, and Disease Potential
Nobody likes to come home to a musty-smelling living room. For reasons most of us can easily understand, it’s just not that hot a plan. Of course, it’s always best to be neat and clean, and keep the space moisture-controlled, … Continue reading
Postpartum Massage, Progesterone, and Oxytocin, the “Cuddle Hormone”: Hugs, The Missing Link to Rapid and Comfortable Recovery After Delivery
Pregnancy is truly a special time in a woman’s life, and any woman who’s been pregnant will tell you that the experience, subjectively, feels different somehow. If you thought that this was, perhaps, just romanticizing your past in retrospect, or … Continue reading
Synthetic Marijuana, From Spurious To Authentic: K2, Spice, Marinol, And Sativex In Review
Headlines tell a frightful story: Again and again, we read about synthetic marijuana causing users to experience side-effects that range from debilitating stupor and psychosis, to coma and death. To be sure, this is no media hoax. According to Newsweek’s … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Health, Evidence-Based Health Care, Health Studies, Medical Marijuana
Tagged alternative health, biochemistry, cannabinoids, cannabis, cannabis medicine, drug terminology, endocannabinoids, K2, marijuana, Marinol, medical marijuana, Sativex, spice, synthetic marijuana
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The ’80s Era “Just-Say-No-To-Drugs” Philosophy and Evidence-Based Smoking Cessation Education: Two Divergent Approaches, Only One Success
The 1980s approach to drug addiction could easily be summed up in three epic words: Just. Say. No. Our then-First Lady, Mrs. Nancy Reagan, along with D.A.R.E. (Drug Addiction Resistance Education), took a hard line on drug addiction. The approach … Continue reading
Posted in Child Health, Current Events in NJ, Evidence-Based Health Care, Personal Growth
Tagged 80s drug deterrent, dare, dare to keep kids off drugs, drug abuse, drug education, drug epidemic, heroin epidemic, kids and alcohol, kids and drug abuse, kids and drug use, Kids Empowerment, kids health, kids safety, opiod epidemic, teen empowerment
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Pregnant Women’s Massage: Why Everything You Thought You Knew Is Wrong
Practically everyone in North America today knows who Oprah is. And New Jersey’s own Dr. Oz. “How exactly is this relevant?”, you’re surely wondering aloud by now. With the introduction of these familiar household names, we associate yoga, alternative medicine, … Continue reading
Posted in At-Home Massage Articles, Evidence-Based Health Care, Evidence-Based Massage Therapy, Massage and Health, Massage Research, Massage Studies, Post-Natal Massage, Pre-Natal Massage, Therapeutic Massage and Society
Tagged benefits of massage, benefits of massage for newborn, benefits of prenatal massage, massage during pregnancy, massage for pregnant women, newborn, postnatal depression, postnatal massage, pregnancy, pregnancy massage, pregnancy yoga, pregnant, pregnant massage, pregnant woman, pregnant women, pregnant women's massage, prenatal massage, prenatal yoga, symptoms of postnatal depression, treatment for postnatal depression, yoga and pregnancy
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