MonsterBrain Pokemon Editor Promises Cheat Edge For Gamers
A Pelican Accessories device priced at 29.95 lets Game Boy Color players insert a cartridge into a module to simulate catching Pokemon and boosting levels. Review notes some functions fail, but the unit remains sturdy and may spark rival complaints during link cable play.
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Dallas Morning News
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Vitamin guidelines update may not hit labels soon
About 40 percent of Americans take vitamin pills. The Institute of Medicine issued updated RDAs for vitamins and minerals, with a list of megadose risks. FDA has not decided to require new upper-dose labels or consumer summaries.
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Lauran Neergaard
Ashington
Food and Drug Administration
Agriculture Department
Nal
Usda. Gov
Institute of Medicine
FDA
Institute
New Vitamin Guidelines Clarify Daily Allowances and Risks
Health experts outline recommended intakes for vitamins A B12 D E K folic acid calcium zinc and copper noting age and pregnancy considerations. The piece warns that high megadoses can cause birth defects bleeding or nerve damage and urges relying on food first with supplements only as needed.
Menopause weight gain reversal through diet and exercise
Women can prevent menopausal weight gain by cutting total fat and calories and boosting activity, a University of Pittsburgh study shows. Researchers led by Dr. Laurey Simkin-Silverman find real-world evidence that simple lifestyle changes can reverse fat gain and midsection thickening during the change.
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Laurey Simkin-Silverman
University of Pittsburgh
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