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“King’s Speech” Raises Stuttering Disorder Awareness

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Sadly, most compulsive stutterers are unable to control their condition and are often conceived by others as being mentally slow, ineloquent and sometimes brain damaged; in actuality their symptoms are neurologically based and not a reflection of intelligence or mental clarity.

Bilingual Alzheimer’s Patients Fare Better Than Most

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Do you speak more than one language? A recent study shows that multilingualism is healthy for the brain.

Type 2 Diabetes Often Undetected- Do You Have These Symptoms?

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Over 7 million people in the US are unaware that they suffer from type 2 diabetes.

The warning signs of type 2 diabetes tend to accumulate gradually, so many diabetics who are unaware of their condition chalk it up to old age or stress. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 8.3 % of us have type 2 diabetes; that’s almost 26 million Americans.

Vegan Dieters at Risk for Cardiovascular Disease, After All

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Vegetarians have a statistically high risk of accumulating blood clots and suffering from atherosclerosis as a result of not including vitamin B12 and omega-3 fatty acids in their diet, according to the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.

5 Brain-Boosting Workouts

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We all know you need to work your body at least 2-3 times a week to stay flexible, build muscle and keep the metabolic juices flowing.

Your mind also needs a good workout to stay limber, build neurotransmitters and keep the cerebral juices flowing.

Where’s your mental gym?

Gastric Bypass Surgery: Good for the Heart

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Obesity physically distorts the heart structure by creating excess muscular mass in the left ventricle and stretching the gap in the cavity of the right ventricle. However, two years after gastric bypass surgery the following cardiovascular changes occurred among the 423-member group:

Ten Ultimate Super Bowl Snacks That Are High in Vitamin B12

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The following menu ideas are all high in Vitamin B12, which is essential for preventing heart attacks, building up red blood cells and regulating the nervous system. Scroll to the bottom for recipes.

Oprah Pledges 7 Days to Vegan Challenge

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Recently Oprah announced that she and the rest of her 378-member Harpo staff would be taking a seven -day vegan challenge. Promoting the new vegan diet book by author Kathy Freston, “Veganist: Lose Weight, Get Healthy, Change the World,” Oprah’s February 3, 2011 aired the results, including a shocking expose on a beef processing plant.

Getting Enough Vitamin B12? Three Reasons Why You Might Not Be

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Have you checked your Vitamin B12 levels lately? If you’re over 30, then you should; your chances of becoming deficient increase with age.

15 Steps to Better Digestion

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It takes time for your body to get the message that it’s being fed; usually your brain needs about 20 minutes to receive the update from the stomach before it can start sending you happy “I’m full now” feelings.