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Put Old on Hold Journal / Contraceptives in Water Supply Cause Prostate Cancer? Sent Saturday, December 3, 2011 View as plaintext
 Welcome to the December 2011 Put Old on Hold Journal!
 
Here is the link to open: http://www.putoldonhold.com/journal
 
But before you do . . . 
 
Last month I told you about Suzanne Somers interview in Life Extension Magazine relating to her breast restoration. You can now read the interview online. While you are there be sure to read the interview with the physician who used a stem cell procedure to restore Suzanne's breast damaged by radiation.
 
Here is the link:
 
http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/24527127#/24527127/40
 
There are so many interesting and useful links in the New Research for December section.
 
One article in particular may motivate you to install a water filter at your kitchen sink -- the kind that takes EVERYTHING out of the water,  including what your local municipal water treatment system doesn't get out, including hormone reside from contraceptive pills: "These don't break down easily, . . . and end up in the drinking water supply or the food chain, exposing the general population, say the authors." Con­tra­cep­tive Pill Asso­ci­ated With Increased Prostate Can­cer Risk World­wide
 
Here are other good ones -- some serious, some fun. Click here to access them.
 
How Cannabis Causes 'Cog­ni­tive Chaos' in the Brain
Increased Tan­ning Bed Use Increases Risk for Deadly Skin Cancers
Psy­cho­log­i­cal Trau­mas Expe­ri­enced Over Life­time Linked to Adult Irri­ta­ble Bowel Syndrome
Looks Do Mat­ter in Job Inter­views, Accord­ing to New Study
Women See Naked Men Dif­fer­ently, Too
Ugly Truth About One Night Stands: Men Less Choosy Than Women (Who knew?)
Do You Really Know What You Want in a Partner?
Farmed Fish Fed Veg­etable Mat­ter May Have Resid­ual Pesticides
Neu­ro­log­i­cal and Exec­u­tive Func­tion Impair­ment Asso­ci­ated With Breast Cancer
 
 
On a personal note, I've added a new supplement to my antiaging regimen, a product called Mental Sharp. Working with computer code challenges your memory and since taking it, my capacity to remember and work with code has vastly improved. Actually, in a study assessing the efficacy of Mental Sharp, six weeks of supplementation indicated statistically significant support for memory recall in elderly subjects. (Not that I consider you or myself elderly, you understand.) 
 
Enjoy whatever holiday you celebrate at this time of year. For me, it's
Christmas. Take care and I'll be back in your mailbox next month.
 
Again, here is the link to open the newsletter:
 
http://www.putoldonhold.com/journal
 
 
Barbara Morris



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