Human Interest

SAY GOODBYE TO SCIATIC NERVE PAIN IN JUST 10 MINUTES WITH THIS NATURAL METHOD!

 The sciatic nerve is the longest nerve in the human body. It`s inflammation produces a very uncomfortable pain that extends from the ribs to below the knee.

Resting helps alleviate the problem temporarily  but does not resolve.

In addition to the pain, other symptoms may appear, for example, discomfort to sit, feel heavy legs and tingling, etc.

1. YOU DOUBT YOURSELF

Do you recognize that you’re doubting yourself more than you ever have before?

Victims of narcissistic abuse often appear uncertain of themselves, constantly seeking clarification that they haven’t made a mistake or misheard something.

This reactive adaptation to narcissistic abuse is because the narcissist is ALWAYS finger pointing and shifting blame to YOU for ALL of the ups & downs both in the relationship AND in the narcissist’s personal psyche.

Did you know that a woman’s ability to absorb the vitamin B12 gradually decreases with age? In fact, research from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition claims that 4-percent of females between the ages of 40 to 60-years old suffer from a B12 deficiency. Combine age with certain prescription medications (i.e., for heartburn) and a lack of meat in your diet (i.e., especially for vegetarians or vegans) and you could find yourself sorely lacking vitamin B12.

Thankfully, there are a number of steps that you can take to deal with a diagnosed vitamin B12 deficiency.

Journalism and the North Korean Nuclear Threat

Cinco de Mayo is in a few short days. To celebrate, recreate this quick cactus craft.  Use the free printable as a coloring page or create some tissue paper flowers to make it extra festive!

June Celebration a Time to Renew Our Commitment to ‘Be One’

Save the Date

Wildlife Board approves big game hunting permits

Salt Lake City -- Depending on which unit you applied for, you might have a better chance at drawing a permit to hunt big game in Utah this fall.

At their meeting on April 26, members of the Utah Wildlife Board—a panel of seven citizens appointed by the governor—approved permit numbers for this fall’s hunts. Buck deer, buck pronghorn, bull moose and Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep are among the animals for which more permits will be available.

Colleges: Anti-Diversity and Pro-Exclusion

Destroying Forests Unleashes New Diseases
By Dr. Rob Cohen

Every minute, logging companies and farmers cut down or burn about 30 football fields' worth of forest in developing nations.

That's not just an environmental tragedy. By forcing animals from their habitats and bringing them into closer contact with humans, deforestation accelerates the spread of dangerous animal-borne diseases like Ebola, Zika, Lyme, and the plague.