Miracle foods promise extra years on The Bonus Years Diet
A St. Louis Post-Dispatch report outlines The Bonus Years Diet promising longer life by daily servings of red wine, chocolate, nuts, garlic, fruits and vegetables plus weekly fish. Authors claim averages of 6.4 additional years for men and 4.6 for women with 76 percent heart disease risk reduction.
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Oscar H. Franco
Ralph Felder
Conscientiousness Linked to Lower Alzheimer s Risk in Study
In a 12 year study of 997 Catholic clergy the Religious Orders Study found that individuals who view themselves as self disciplined organized achievers show a lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. Researchers note potential brain resilience from a purposeful personality and call for further exploration of lifestyle and thinking patterns.
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Robert Wilson
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Flu shot clinics offered across Jackson County health system network
Flu vaccines cost 30 dollars and pneumonia shots 40 to 45 dollars across multiple sites. Medicare Part B accepted by some providers while others do not bill Medicare Advantage plans. State and county programs list specific locations and hours, including Marion Benton Herrin Carbondale Cairo and many community sites, with phone numbers and websites for more details.
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Health Department
State of Illinois
Jchdonline.org
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GHP Advantra
Mercy Premier
Essence
Humana Gold Choice
Unicare Security
Vnatip.com
Franklin-Williamson
Bi County
Marion
Benton
Addus Home Health
Shawnee Community College Teachers Institute
Herrin Senior Center
E. Walnut
Herrin
Williamson County
Union County Hospital Health Fair
Southern Seven Health Department
Franklin- Williamson
Six Mile Township
Zeigler
Butler
N. Market
HLS
Jonesboro
Kuca
E. Elm
West Frankfort
First Baptist Church
Carterville
Lamar
W. Main
Anna Gray
E. Main
Sweetbriar Residential
Sunset Drive
Vandalia
Rogan Pharmacy
Ridge Road
Pulaski
Boyton Center
Bi-County Health Department
Kroger Carbondale
W. Main St
One Dietary Change First Week Says Sherrill
Sherrill advises gradual lifestyle changes for better health. Start with one dietary change the first week and add a second later. If you have never exercised before avoid starting with running and keep going after a stumble, pick yourself up and continue. Shana Wiley of AmeriCorps, Peace Corps Fellows at Western Illinois University, notes physical activity and nutrition reduce risks of heart disease diabetes and obesity and boost quality of life.
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Sherrill
Shana Wiley
AmeriCorps
Peace Corps Fellows
Western Illinois University
Community Benefits
SIH
Prostatex Plus Promises Night Sleep With Natural Formula
An advertisement touts Prostatex Plus as a drug free, all natural supplement for male urination problems. It claims to reduce the need to urinate, improve urine stream, and support prostate health, with customer testimonials.
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