October 2017 - Page 9 of 13 - Lets Talk Health

Cracks Emerge In Rodrigo Duterte's Horrific Philippine Drug War

10/12/2017 majac Diets & Weight Loss

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday announced a major shift in the country’s infamous drug war, instructing the national police to end their operations and handing control to the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency.

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University of Alberta engineering students launch all-natural lipstick line

10/12/2017 majac Heart Disease

University of Alberta engineering students launch all-natural lipstick line … to educate the girls on how to maintain their health with natural medicine.
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When Disaster Strikes: What to Put in Your Medication Go-Bag

10/12/2017 majac Your Health Matters

A well-stocked medication go-bag can soothe a cut or burn—or save your life during a hurricane, flood, fire, or other emergency. But it’s important not to wait until you’re faced with the need …

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Maryville College joins Exercise is Medicine on Campus

10/11/2017 majac Exercise

The Maryville College community is responding to a new exercise challenge, with hundreds of photos already posted on Instagram showing yoga, …
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Here are tips to improve your mental health through meditation

10/11/2017 majac Heart Disease

Meditation has been proven to serve as an alternative medicine to treat numerous mental health conditions. Studies have found that practicing …
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The Keto and Paleo Diets for Mesothelioma and Cancer Patients

10/11/2017 majac Your Health Matters

Diet trends tend to come and go, but there are several reasons why the ketogenic diet and the paleo diet continue to be popular: They are easy to …
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Mitch McConnell Is Keeping The Senate Rule That Lets Dems Block Trump's Judges

10/11/2017 majac Diets & Weight Loss

WASHINGTON ? Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) will continue to honor the blue slip rule ? an arcane but hugely consequential Senate tradition that lets lawmakers block a president’s judicial nominees from their home states ? even though a news article suggested he would get rid of it, his spokesman said.