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  • History of the 1362 Kensington Rune Stone
    It is a common belief that Christopher Columbus was the first westerner to set foot in America, but this theory has been challenged with the discovery of the Kensington Rune Stone in Minnesota. Originally found in Minnesota in the year 1898 by a 10-year...   Read More  >

  • The Purpose of Detoxification
    As more people become involved with natural health and healing, the word detoxification comes up more now than at any other time in history. The root word "detox" refers to the removal of toxic substances from the human body or the removal of...   Read More  >

  • The Nun Study and Alzheimer's Disease
    A pioneering study, the Nun Study offers insight into whether a positive emotional outlook early in life will help people live longer. The study of 678 nuns in seven convents in Connecticut, Maryland, Texas, Wisconsin, Missouri and Illinois is considered...   Read More  >

  • Tips on Caring for the Alzheimer's Patient
    Two choices are available for those whose loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease: care for them within the home or having them cared for in a nursing facility. Eventually they will be completely unable to care for themselves. Either way,...   Read More  >

  • The History of Alzheimer's Disease
    The history of Alzheimer's disease had its origin with Alois Alzheimer, a German psychiatrist and neuropathologist. Born on June 14, 1864, he was responsible for the finding of one of the world's most common cause of presenile dementia, referred to as...   Read More  >

  • MRI's Influence on Alzheimer's Disease
    Several studies and new techniques are coming to the forefront every day with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The MRIs are assisting researchers to discover brain changes much earlier in Alzheimer's disease patients to facilitate earlier treatments.   Read More  >

  • Genetics and Alzheimer's disease�What to Look For
    Individuals who have Alzheimer's disease in their family line have a much higher risk than the general population does for developing the disease. The highest statistic is for someone who has a parent or sibling diagnosed with Alzheimer's, raising their...   Read More  >

  • Testing for Alzheimer's Disease
    New Alzheimer testing methods consist of more than nothing spitting in a test tube, allowing more and more people to take that first move toward fighting Alzheimer's disease and becoming their first advocate. But in actuality, many types of tests are...   Read More  >

  • The Appalachians�the Forgotten Part of America
    In the mountains of Appalachia, illiteracy and poverty are higher than anywhere else in the country, with a focus on extreme hardships in the daily lives of its people. Even though the Appalachian Mountain runs from New York to Mississippi, when we think...   Read More  >

  • Central Appalachian's Barrier to Severe Poverty�Mountaintop Removal Mining?
    The Appalachian Region of the mountaintop removal mining area consists of 205,000-square miles with 23.6 million people living in 420 counties. Altogether, this is approximately 20% of our county's population. With coal considered an important source...   Read More  >

  • Mountain Top Mining-"Strip Mining" on Steroids
    Penned by "Mountain Justice", the title of this article brings about an image of a rabid runaway balding mountain�which is exactly what is happening in the Appalachian Mountains with strip mining. Extremely controversial with President Obama...   Read More  >

  • The ABCs of Animal Migration
    Animals are smart and adaptable, slowly evolving over the years to develop a method to cope during their most difficult times of the year. Typically called the annual migration, it ensures the survival of the species regardless what animal type it is....   Read More  >

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