Cambridge, MA, July 14, 2011 – Even in our modern world, ‘menopause’ still bears a stigma and people still speak about it softly for fear that it might be contagious. Truth is, every woman […]
SPRINGFIELD – Dr. Damon T. Arnold, state public health director, today announced the first birds this year in Northern Illinois testing positive for West Nile virus were found in LaSalle County.
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BUFFALO, NY – Melissa Zajac, Office Manager of Gentle Dentistry of Lancaster, PLLC found out that she is a donor match to her aunt Mrs. Donna Gawronski and has decided to donate one of her kidneys to save her aunt’s life. […]
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It comes down to a supply and demand situation. Whenever somebody absolutely has to have something that’s called demand, and addiction creates enormous demand, which means there are massive profits in supplying what we crave – so when it comes to combating addictive behavior, we are wasting taxpayer dollars by trying to engineer strictly political solutions. It goes without saying that addictions can be extremely expensive – both to individuals and the nation as a whole.
The more widespread an addiction the more likely it is to be seen as normal, and since it often comes packaged as just a harmless distraction, by the time we realize something is wrong we are well and truly hooked! In fact, the most dangerous addictions are the ones we fail to even diagnose as addictive behavior because we have accepted them as normal. That’s why it has to be up to us as individuals to stop the insanity!
Jane Velez-Mitchell candidly points out that addiction determines our behavior and this has led to a nation now dependent on dysfunctions that include obsessive cleanliness, food addictions, prescription drug dependency, sexual exploitation, overconsumption, crime, and yes – even cruelty! Jane hopes that by bringing attention to our nation’s addictive culture, we can escape the hold our worst impulses have on us.
Addict Nation is a well-researched, impressive and powerful book that tells a compelling story about a society in denial and the repercussions of its self-destructive behavior, showing what America needs to do to get help and get well. Never one to sugar-coat the truth, Jane Velez-Mitchell’s latest book is no exception.
National Infant Immunization Week – April 23-30, 2011 SPRINGFIELD – Each year, thousands of children become ill from diseases that could have been prevented by basic childhood immunizations. Countless more miss time from […]
Suplementy diety, takie jak środki wspomagające odchudzanie, mogą być nieskuteczne, a nawet niebezpieczne – uważa prezes AOTM Wojciech Matusewicz. Dodał, że są one w Polsce traktowane jako produkt żywnościowy, więc nie zawierają informacji o przeciwwskazaniach. […]
Gnębiący Europę problem niewydolności systemów emerytalnych może znaleźć niespodziewane rozwiązanie. Po 20 latach spadków w końcu zaczął rosnąć… wskaźnik dzietności. Najwięcej dzieci rodzi się w krajach bogatych. […]