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I find it interesting to be wanting to write you without any feeling of 'scathing animosity.' You would remember me if i gave you the name i used on one letter i sent a long while back when i first started listening to you. I don't really know what it was that was bothering me ...i think your openness might have had something to do with it. and your real casual way of discussing your life stories . I would like to be so open i suppose. or to be so free in my ways. I guess that comes with laying it all out on the line. I thought of you as cocky at times and not repentant whatsoever. although i don't know what you would have had to repent for or about. and with that i smile. and think to myself well now maybe that's the problem. and i do have one i know that. But that was not the intent of this letter. This letter was more to clarify (in my own mind! . the reasons for such disdain that i get from listening (to some people More...

Warning over pregnancy drinking

Drinking heavily during pregnancy may cause serious health problems in some - but there may be subtle signs of brain damage even in those spared this.
A UK expert says that the latest evidence suggests that it may be safer for women to abstain completely during pregnancy.

Cases of "foetal alcohol syndrome" are well documented. More...

How food benefits mood

Cutting down on chocolate helped mental health

Eating the right foods can improve mental health, research suggests.
A survey of 200 people found 88% reported that changing their diet improved their mental health significantly. More...

Caution: That Dose May Be Too High

wenty percent of prescription drugs are marketed with instructions for use that must later be corrected by the manufacturer, researchers say — almost always to lower the recommended dose or to warn that the drug may be hazardous to certain patients.

Drugs released in the last five years are even more likely to have their instructions changed than older ones.

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Substance Abusing High Achievers

It would seem like they have everything you could want to have - Yet they turn to drugs. Saturday Night on CFRB 1010

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No smoke without fear
Is there really a link between cannabis and psychosis? Robin Murray is in no doubt

Tuesday September 17, 2002
The Guardian

As a consultant psychiatrist working in the Maudsley Hospital, which serves the Brixton area, I have been surprised that in all the recent discussions about cannabis, there has been virtually no mention of the drug's relationship to psychosis.
Psychiatrists have known for 150 years that heavy consumption of cannabis can produce hallucinations. This was thought to be rare and transient until the 1980s when, as cannabis consumption rose across Europe and the USA, it became apparent that people with chronic psychotic illnesses were more likely to be daily consumers of cannabis. More...

Many Drunk Drivers Not Problem Drinkers

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Many drunk drivers who are fatally injured in car accidents do not have a history of problem drinking, according to new study findings.
Therefore, efforts to reduce drunk driving deaths should target a wide spectrum of alcohol drinkers, in addition to those who repeatedly drink and drive, the researchers say. More...

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UNDERWEAR LINKED TO DEATH!

OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE THAT PEOPLE WHO DIE WEAR UNDERWEAR

By Mark Elliot

August 12, 2002 - Have you been bitten by a mosquito this summer?
Have you eaten a hamburger?
Have you seen a dead bird in your neighborhood?
Then chances are: YOU could be at RISK!

Have you been frightened today?

Between the recent headlines about West Nile Virus and Mad Cow Disease, it’s hard to find health news that doesn’t scare the diddles out of you or is meant to be oh so novel as to grab your interest. You may have become addicted to the grand sensations, but frankly I’ve had enough. More...