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Addiction is...
<3 . Thanks, @diveintomark. I'm on 30 days without cigarettes.
addiction  health  drugs  motivation  life 
february 2010 by jtth
Sleep Cycle alarm clock
The Sleep Cycle alarm clock, developed by Swedish developer LexWare Labs AB, is a bio-alarm clock that analyzes your sleep patterns and wakes you when you are in the lightest sleep phase.

Waking up in the lightest sleep phase feels like waking without an alarm clock - it is a natural way to wake up where you feel rested and relaxed.

Sleep Cycle has become a huge success with a #1 paid app position in Japan, Russia and Sweden.
iphone  sleep  health 
january 2010 by jtth
FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Not All Socialist Countries are Alike
Breakdown of the difference between "Single-payer" and "socialized healthcare" between Canada and the UK.
article  reference  articles  humor  politics  health  usa  info  uk  conservative  canada  europe  fivethirtyeight  healthcare 
august 2009 by jtth
Test My Brain
Test yourself and help us learn more about the mind and brain.
psychology  brain  memory  games  fun  tests  test  health  cogsci 
june 2009 by jtth
The Seattle Times: Home & Garden: It's not Idaho, but you still can grow potatoes
Greg Lutovsky, who has been growing potatoes as a business since 1993, says you can grow 100 pounds of potatoes in 4 square feet. All it takes is some lumber, seed potatoes and careful attention to watering.
tips  howto  health  read  diy  home  green  plants  garden  food  gardening  potatoes  potato  potatos  farming  grow 
april 2009 by jtth
Press Release - 11 September 2006 University of Bath
Drivers pass closer when overtaking cyclists wearing helmets than when overtaking bare-headed cyclists, increasing the risk of a collision, the research has found.
science  research  health  bicycle  safety  bikes  helmet 
september 2008 by jtth
Effects of exercise on the digestive tract
Studies have demonstrated a reduced blood flow to the digestive system during vigorous exercise - an 80% reduction after 1 hour cycling at 70% VO2max. More severe symptoms correlated with less bloodflow.
biking  cycling  bicycling  bike  bicycle  exercise  digestion  health 
august 2008 by jtth
Do antidepressants enhance immune function?
the paper by Evans et al. suggests that antidepressant treatment may have positive effects on natural killer cell activity in cells isolated from individuals infected with HIV with and without depression. (linked via http://www.kurzweilai.net/news/news_si
depression  drug  ssri  substance_p  study  research  neuroscience  health 
may 2008 by jtth
Vaccine for Ebola virus
One of the world’s deadliest diseases, caused by the Ebola virus, may finally be preventable thanks to US and Canadian researchers, who have successfully tested several Ebola vaccines in primates and are now looking to adapt them for human use.
vaccine  ebola  virus  news  health  safety 
march 2008 by jtth
Kinsey Confidential Blog
Welcome to Kinsey Confidential, a project of The Kinsey Institute with information on sexual topics for a college-aged audience.
kinsey  sexuality  health  blog  iu  indiana  sex  science 
march 2008 by jtth
Medical myths -- Vreeman and Carroll 335 (7633): 1288 -- BMJ
We generated a list of common medical or medicine related beliefs espoused by physicians and the general public, based on statements we had heard endorsed on multiple occasions and thought were true or might be true.
health  science  myths  medical  reference  interesting  medicine  myth  water  iu 
december 2007 by jtth
Mood Foods - Men's Health
Foods for different moods, with neurological explanations.
food  health  neuroscience  mood  eat  eating 
december 2007 by jtth
The Invincible Man
The idea of bringing pragmatism to biology made de Grey think "I might be able to make a contribution. I became very aware by this time that biology was critically short of synthesizers -- people who brought ideas together from disparate fields who came u
longevity  aging  health  science  medicine  future  age 
november 2007 by jtth
Nasal spray helps people fight their fears - Telegraph
A nasal spray containing an antibiotic used to treat tuberculosis may help people to overcome their fears of public speaking, attending work parties or even performing karaoke.
drugs  health  lifehacks  medicine  personality  Psychology  self-help  social  public  nasal  speaking 
october 2007 by jtth
Workstation Intallation Tool
Follow the three steps below when planning your workstation. The values displayed will help you place your equipment for optimum ergonomic comfort.
ergonomics  health  office  desk  furniture  tool  work  tools  utilities  workstation  organization  personal  productivity  reference  home  guide  computers  computer  calculator  howto  tips 
september 2007 by jtth
100-year-old celebrates her birthday by smoking 170,000th cigarette | the Daily Mail
Winnie Langley started smoking only days after the First World War broke out in June 1914 when she was just seven-years-old - and has got through five a day ever since.
Health  smoking  cigarettes  news  crazy  senior  funny  interesting  life  tobacco  weird  woman  cigarette  100 
september 2007 by jtth
7 Pains You Should Never Ignore
A list of pains and their correlations.
medical  seven  pain  article  health  emergency 
november 2006 by jtth
Healthbolt » What Happens to Your body if you stop smoking Right now?
An article showing the effects of quitting smoking. They're accurate.
quit  smoking  health  smoke  article  blog 
october 2006 by jtth
Gene Found to Switch Off Stem Cells During Aging - New York Times
Biologists have uncovered a deep link between lifespan and cancer in the form of a gene that switches off stem cells as a person ages.
health  genetics 
september 2006 by jtth
Where Is Consciousness? I've Lost It!
A neurologist studying people with hydrocephalus found that half of his most severe cases had IQs greater than 100, even though they had 95% of their cranial cavity filled with cerebrospinal fluid. One of them was a student who had an IQ of 126 and had a
article  articles  brain  health  medicine  interesting  mind  neuroscience  Psychology  science  wtf  cognition  consciousness 
june 2006 by jtth
BBC NEWS | Health | Pill 'reverses' vegetative state
A sleeping pill seems to temporarily revive people in a vegetative state.
brain  drugs  health  medicine  neuroscience  news  science  technology  medical 
may 2006 by jtth
CNN.com - Anti-smoking pill receives federal approval - May 11, 2006
I may have to order some to kick my habit. Pfizer released a new drug to stop smoking that cuts the pleasure and the withdrawl symptoms.
health  science 
may 2006 by jtth
Peplin's skin cancer gel trial a success
From the article: Initial trials show just two applications of the PEP005 Topical gel on two consecutive days cleared up 71 per cent of basal cell carcinomas, or BCCs, the most common type of skin cancer.
health  cancer 
may 2006 by jtth
Wired 9.12: Take The AQ Test
A test determining your autism spectrum quotient. I scored a 19, but I am suspected to have mild Aspurger's.
article  articles  brain  gentoo  health  fun  intelligence  interesting  mind  mental  psychology  social  quiz  thinking  wired 
april 2006 by jtth
ArmaGen Technologies-The Blood-Brain Barrier Company
A website dedicated to getting drugs across the blood-brain barrier. Fun stuff.
drugs  health  neuroscience 
april 2006 by jtth
Abortion Guide
Step-by-step guide to giving yourself (or others!) and abortion.
weird  science  medicine  health 
february 2006 by jtth
Welcome to the OpenEEG project
Many people are interested in what is called neurofeedback or EEG biofeedback training, a generic mental training method which makes the trainee consciously aware of the general activity in the brain. This method shows great potential for improving many m
art  open  cogsci  opensource  computer  crazy  Psychology  DIY  free  reference  gnu  hacking  science  health  software  howto  source  make  strange  meditation  training  mental  neuroscience  mind  project  biofeedback  Brain  eeg 
january 2006 by jtth
Frequently Asked Questions about Caffeine
This FAQ is dedicated to all beverages and products that contain caffeine; including tea, coffee, chocolate, mate, caffeinated soft drinks, caffeinated pills, coffee beans, etc.
article  coffee  cooking  drugs  facts  food  health  history  interesting  reference  science  Sleep  tea  chemistry  caffeine 
january 2006 by jtth
TIME Puzzles: Brain Calisthenics
Researchers say the mind can be strengthened with regular training and rigorous practice. Here's a sample brain warm-up for a quick mental recharge. If you feel you're a bit sluggish, try repeating similar exercises daily to get your brain back in shape.
brain  daily  fun  health  games  memory  workout  mental  puzzles 
january 2006 by jtth
dallasobserver.com | News | Balls Out | 2005-06-16 | Printable
Balls Out How to throw a no-hitter on acid, and other lessons from the career of baseball legend Dock Ellis
crazy  dock  drugs  funny  games  health  humor  humour  writing  dockellis  History  lsd  sports  baseball 
december 2005 by jtth
banana
Bananas contain three natural sugars - sucrose, fructose and glucose - combined with fiber. A banana gives an instant, sustained and substantial boost of energy. Research has proved that just two bananas provide enough energy for a strenuous 90-minute wor
health  cool  food  cooking  digg  lifehacks  fitness  banana  science  howto  benefits  bananas  interesting  reference  training  list 
december 2005 by jtth
DIE OFF - a population crash resource page
DIE OFF "If a path to the better there be, it begins with a full look at the worst." -- Thomas Hardy Petroleum geologists have known for 50 years that global oil production would "peak" and begin its inevitable decline within a decade of the year 2000. Mo
business  energy  politics  development  environment  health  history  oil  news  peakoil  economics  reference  science  technology  world 
december 2005 by jtth

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