Seven years ago, I would start at least one day of the week by running to IHOP. IHOP is not at all close to my house. But I really like pancakes, so to afford myself the caloric intake of two pancakes with a tiny smear of butter and a tablespoon of syrup, I would run. Many miles. For two pancakes. Pancakes are a trigger for me — but only IHOP pancakes. Also In-Shape fitness, the gym I went to ev
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Knopf, A. (2015), Connecticut addiction counselors train CPS workforce on MAT. Alc. Drug Abuse Wkly., 27: 1–3. doi: 10.1002/adaw.30361…
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Findings demonstrate that there has been an increase in alcohol attributable harms between 2001 and 2010 in Australia without a corresponding increase in per capita consumption. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved….
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Americans have a sleep problem, and that means we have a work problem. We’re getting less and less sleep (especially on work nights), to the point that the CDC has declared sleep deprivation a public health epidemic. Entrepreneurs are particularly susceptible to sleep deprivation given the pressures and massive workloads that are common for business owners of all stripes. But insufficient sleep wi
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By the time he was a teenager, Patrick Kennedy was an addict. He loaded Poland Spring bottles with vodka, and camouflaged the painkiller OxyContin, known as the “hillbilly heroin,” in vials of Bayer aspirin. He suffered from anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder. In his newly released book, “A Common Struggle,” the (Source: Forbes.com Healthcare News)
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