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Lack Of Sleep Can Make Our Genes Less Active

  Just one week of abnormal, insufficient sleep is enough to dramatically alter the activity of human genes, according to a new study published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The research, conducted at the University of Surrey, England, has revealed that insufficient sleep – less than six …

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Sleep Loss Alters Genes While Raising Risk of Disease

  Just a week of inadequate sleep can alter the activity of hundreds of genes, which may help scientists explain how wakeful nights can lead to ailments such as diabetes, obesity and heart disease.   Blood samples taken from patients revealed genetic changes that, with further research, may help answer why sleepless nights …

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New Sensitivity Gene Discovered

In Psychiatry, there has been a great mystery. We know that virtually every single mental disorder identified thus far has a heritable basis. So we know that many genes are involved. At the same time, whenever we go fishing for the specific genes that are associated with any disorder, we …

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If a goat won’t eat it, why should I?

Let’s face it. If we want something edible, we need to grow it ourselves, or at least deal with companies that actually care instead of simply saying they do in a public relations campaign all the while treating their customers like red-headed step children. Take for example, Grimmway Farms. This …

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Remember Bani Walid — Stephen Lendman

For courageous Jamahiriya fighters, it’s their finest hour. Despite overwhelming force, use of chemical and other illegal weapons, and US-sponsored mass murder, they hang on valiantly.   Western major scoundrels shamelessly ignore the slaughter or misreport it. More on that below.   A previous article called what’s happening one of …

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Rebekah Wilce — Big Ag Ad Blitz Puts GMO Labeling in Jeopardy

California Proposition 37 to label foods containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is up for a vote on Tuesday, November 6. It enjoyed broad popular support as of September, with a USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll showing support by 61 percent of registered voters. But in the two weeks following that poll, support dropped …