The BEST holiday: Thanksgiving or Christmas?
Read this article to find out what’s right and what’s missing. I want to get your thoughts … write me to let me know what you think. Click here for the article. Please share this article with your friends. For more information: Click here to visit Will Clower’s website....
Our First Thanksgiving Proclamation: June 20, 1676
The First Thanksgiving Proclamation (June 20, 1676) On June 20, 1676, the governing council of Charlestown, Massachusetts, held a meeting to determine how best to express thanks for the good fortune that had seen their community securely established. By unanimous vote they instructed Edward Rawson, the clerk, to proclaim...
Pig Parts and Turkeys: A Thanksgiving Tale From France
This story relates one of our most interesting experiences of living in France, dealing with the food … and especially with the butcher at Thanksgiving. ARTICLE: Pig Parts and Turkeys: A Thanksgiving Tale From France Please share this with your friends. For more information: Click here to visit...
Radio Program Contents For SUNDAY (Noon EST)
Today on the show, I’ll be on Ustream.tv talking about this stuff below. You can call to give me your 2Cents: 412.333.1360 Red Wine Headache and migraines San Fran proposes BAN on male circumcision … What’s the diff between female and male circumcision? Talking Turkey and T-Day w Nancy...
How to Feel Better in Two Minutes
When I say “Feel Better in Two Minutes”, I don’t want you to think this is a power pill or insta-cure, because kinds of magic pills are dumb, and that’s not what I’m talking about. Here’s the dealThere are simple remedies to the chronic aches we all face every day,...
How to Stay Sharp as Your Brain Ages
The message here is to engage in your world … play, think, read, talk … engage!! Yes, physical exercise is brain exercise; yes, mental puzzles are brain calisthenics. But if you’re looking for a standard rule to apply, it’s to engage in your world. Sometimes we want to “put...
When Colors Have Smells and Numbers Have Sex
The brain is a funny place. This condition, called “Synesthesia”, involves the interposition of senses that are normally separate. There are reports of these people, called Synesthetes, who literally feel colors, but also can taste them, and hear them, and smell them. If they get a paper cut, they might see...
Can food additives affect ADHD?
It’s hard to imagine that artificial, synthetic food additives could actually be good for you. And, if someone said to you that “food additives can impact ADHD”, would you be surprised? Really? Well, a recent study published in The Lancet found that a mixture of four artificial food colors...
Exercises To Keep You Fit From 9 to 5 (PHOTOS)
It can be tough to get enough activity in a work environment. Especially if you’re in a cubicle or otherwise tied to a terminal or desk. I was working with employees at an AT&T call center, and they literally couldn’t move from their computers. That was a challenging environment,...
See Video: Will Clower interviewed. Is HRT Bad? What Are Alternatives?
I was recently on KDKA-TV, talking about the recent data on Hormone Replacement Therapy. Is it as bad as people make it out to be? How did this pharmacology “golden boy” turn out so sour?? If you don’t WANT this drug therapy, what are some alternatives for you?? Share...
Why Heart Disease Is Treated Like a Boys’ Club
It’s very clear that medicine goes through trends, fads, and habitual behaviors, just like every other facet of our culture: from bell bottoms, big hair, and break dancing, to margarine, Egg Beaters, and ice pick lobotomies. They appear, play out for a while, and we finally trade them in...
Need Rehab for a Bypass? Have a drink.
According to this study, people who had heart bypass surgery and consumed about two drinks a day afterward had fewer subsequent cardiovascular procedures than those who abstained. They topped the tea-totalers in health!! In fact, light alcohol consumption was associated with a 25% reduction in additional heart procedures, heart attacks...