The White Stuff: An endocrinologist, a neuroscientist, and a biomedical researcher walk into a bar roundtable on how much salt you really need. (Greatist)
Eat Already: Much to researchers' dismay (seriously, they sound close to tears), a 20-year study on calorie-restriction in monkeys shows that near-starvation doesn't prolong life. (The New York Times)
Open Up and Say....Yaaawn: Almost half of American doctors say they're exhausted. Yikes! Check out our guide to finding a physician you trust. (Time)
Joe, No: Could you give up your morning cup of coffee? The jury is still out (and reports of the brew's health benefits continue to roll in), but physician Mark Hyman makes a case for jettisoning the java. (Dr. Frank Lipman)
Shake It Off: Citing health concerns, Boston Market has banished saltshakers from its tables. (But don't worry—their individual-size rotisserie half-chicken still packs a heart-stopping 1,380 mg of sodium. Our homemade crunchy chicken tenders pack about half that.) (Grub Street New York)
From: Healthy Headlines: Om Carefully, Something in the Water, and More on the Organic Controversy | | 9/13/12 at 9:46 pm
[...] Healthy Headlines: The Scoop on Salt, Drowsy Doctors, and Contentious Coffee [...]
From: Rob DealsExtra | 11/1/12 at 5:18 am
Your contents are progressing with days keep it up guys.