Category Archives: Health

Daily Gnuz

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And Here’s the Gnuz that’s fit to print (electronically, that is)…

The Memo: Trump faces enormous test with healthcare bill h/t The Hill
One word:
FusterCluck

And

Fox And WSJ: Trump Could Learn Something From How CNN Retracted Their Story h/t
C&L
Oh, please. As if Trump could learn anything…from anyone or anybody…ever

Finally,

Trump bombed at GOP Senate health care meeting because he was clueless about what was in the bill h/t Raw Story
Trump makes incurious George look like Albert Einstein.

Open Thread, enjoy one byte at a thyme
RUCerious @ TPZoo

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The Watering Hole, Monday, November 14th, 2016: Coping?

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This is how I’m getting through each day since the election:
asleepparoxetine-hclpot-budhappy-paxil-pinpot-budxanaxpot-budasleep

This is our Open Thread to start the week – how’s everyone else coping?

Sunday Roast: Another year gone; what have we learned?

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I know I’ve posted this video a few times over the years, in one form or another, but I’m posting it again.

Why?  That’s a good question.  I’m glad you asked.

I don’t know if it’s because I’m feeling especially pessimistic or cynical these days, but I’m thinking that we haven’t learned anything over the past year.  Maybe it’s just that the United States is absolutely fucking bonkers right now, and I’m having trouble seeing the good in the world; or maybe we’re at a critical turning point, and, much like correcting a naughty child, the behavior gets much worse before it starts getting better.

I hope it’s both, and I hope the “getting better” part starts happening soon.

This is the last Sunday Roast of the year — What do you think?

Watering Hole: Thursday, November 13, 2014 – Sleep , Too Little, Too Much

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Sleep, ah, wonderful sleep.  Not getting enough or getting too much sleep can have adverse effects on the body.

Excessive food cravings during the day can be the result of insufficient sleep where as over sleeping has been linked to heart disease, diabetes and even early death.

Since sleep effects our circadian clock, it can cause Circadian Rhythm Disorders.

You can read about some other things that you might not know about sleep HERE.

This is our Open Thread.  Speak Up about anything.