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Daily Mail

From silencing snoring to easing depression, how doctors are using jolts of ... Daily Mail By Roger Dobson We've all been warned about the dangers of electricity, but now minor shocks are being used to treat a vast range of conditions. Some forms of electrical treatment are well-established — such as TENS machines for pain during labour, ...

Telegraph.co.uk

Brain food: Good fats better for memory msnbc.com (blog) And doctors are pretty much in agreement that eating foods loaded with saturated fats, such as butter, red meat and pork, can cause heart disease, obesity and diabetes. The new research finds, in particular, saturated fat is associated with worse ... 'Bad' fat may hurt brain function over timeKTVN Ditching Saturated Fats Could Improve Memory and CognitionThe Atlantic 'Too much of red meat, butter could give you Alzheimer's'Deccan Chronicle Science Daily (press release) -FoodNavigator.com -PsychCentral.com all 65 news articles »

Mackie: Top five supplements for a healthy brain WWL The current theory suggest that Acetyl-L-Carnitine may be more effective than other forms of Carnitine in conditions involving the brain, including Alzheimer's Disease. It supports healthy brain function by stimulating neurotransmitters. and more »

Graedon: Chocolate a sweet, tasty remedy for hiccups Online Athens Steven Nissen, MD, chair of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, told us these drugs should be reserved for patients with heart disease or those at high risk because of diabetes, hypertension or other conditions. and more »

Gluten-Free: Not a Fad But a Necessity for 18 Million Americans Huffington Post (blog) ... a condition called celiac disease. This autoimmune disease is a genetic disorder that affects 3 million Americans. Untreated, celiac disease can lead to a number of other health issues including malnutrition, osteoporosis, infertility, neurological ... and more »