12:10: The Health Roundup with Jay, Jamie and Jimmy.
12:20: Next to a ‘‘money tree’’, we here at Health Matters are guessing the next most popular fantasy item would be a ‘‘skinny gene’’. Well, it’’s been found! A team of researchers south of the border say they may have found the skinny gene, as they were able to manipulate obesity among flies, worms and mice.
Guest: Dr. Jonathan Graff, Associate Professor of Developmental Biology and Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern in Texas (and the senior author of the study).
12:35: Its a different kind of back to school list. Its a list of items parents ands students should be happy about and what they should be watching for this school year. –– and it comes from People for Education.
Guest: Annie Kidder, one of the founders of People for Education.
12:45: DayNight Pharmacy segment.
Guest: Irene
Irene talked about Flax seeds!
Warm, earthy, with a sutler hint of a nutty flavour combined with all the abundance of Omega -3 fatty acids makes Flax seed an important addition to any diet. Whole or ground flax seeds are available year round. Flax seeds are slightly larger than sesame seeds and have a hard shell that is smooth and shiny. Their colour changes from deep amber to reddish brown . If you are not into fish oils, or allergic to fish, this is a great alternative to obtaining your Omega-s 3's. In studies carried out by North Dakota State University and Medallion Labs , Flax seeds have found to have a positive effect on diabetes, lupus , kidney disorder and breast, colon and prostate cancer. This is not the first time flax seed has been published for the benefit of this supplement, it is being regarded as a super food. Flax seed's are also well known for the great impact it has on the heart, immune system, joint health as well as for maintaining good skin. 3 tablespoons a day will step you into the right direction in improving and impacting your health!
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