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Feb 1st, 2008


Dr. Jay Dooreck
Founder & Chairman
Holistic Association of NY

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Jay F. Dooreck, DDS, PC
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Tobacco chewing may not be as visible a habit as cigarette smoking, but it's just as addictive and harmful to health. As long-time chewers know, quitting requires effort, and tobacco is a difficult addiction to break.

But with the help of a do-it-yourself procedure called EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), people around the world are reducing or eliminating their cravings for chewing tobacco, cigarettes, and other addictive substances.
 

 

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What Makes Us Laugh? Why Don't You Laugh When You Tickle Yourself?


We laugh at jokes or something we see when we expect one outcome and are suddenly surprised by another.


In movie thrillers, as tension and suspense start to peak, directors often break it up by inserting something unanticipated or comical that helps viewers get rid of pent-up feelings.



 

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How The Food Industry is Deceiving You!
 

This terrific five-part video series by Peter Jennings explores how the food industry spends billions of dollars to sabotage your health.

Jennings also takes a critical look at our government’s agricultural subsidy programs, and their unintended consequences on your nutritional choices and health. For example, sugar and fat receive 20 times more government farming subsidies than fruits and vegetables. Does this oversupply of fats and sugars, compared to fruits and vegetables, affect your food choices?
 

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Is Exercise Best With Little Alcohol?

An active lifestyle that includes a little alcohol may be the ticket to preventing heart disease, according to a new study by Danish researchers.

The nearly 20-year study involved close to 12,000 men and women. Those who did not drink or do any exercise had the highest risk of heart disease, at 49 percent higher than those who drank, exercised or did both

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