Dr. Bob Martin Show

As many as 91 percent of the US population picks their noses from time to time. Picking your nose is unsightly — but it may also raise your risk of dementia. Scientists claim, the research that has been done indicates nose picking is 'a significant risk factor for developing Alzheimer's disease. Why?

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Did you know that travel may help to defend against premature aging? Those American who have been spending money on retinol and other anti-aging creams to help defy premature aging may have spent the efforts better looking into travel, at least according to the latest scientific research from Edith Cowan University

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Have you ever wondered how scientists try to predict what the next flu strain will be, so they can attempt to make a matching vaccine to counter symptoms of influenza infection? Would you like to know how former president Donald Trump feels about getting flu shots?

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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., talks about the importance of removing toxic chemicals from the American food and water supply during a speech where he endorsed former President Donald Trump

Dr. Bob Martin explains why the Most Populated State in US Wants to Ban Food Linked to ADHD and Cancer

The new scientific findings, from a prominent medical college and hospital, says that regularly drinking more than 400 mg of caffeine per day, which is the equivalent of two energy drinks, or four cups of coffee could increase the likelihood that otherwise healthy individuals will develop heart disease. And since there are millions of people unaware that they have undiagnosed heart problems, this revelation confirms a huge risk.  

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New research found that people who develop Long Covid are more likely than not to have been given Covid 19 shots vaccines.

A computer program developed by Australian researchers can diagnose many different diseases including cancer, diabetes, stroke, asthma, anemia, liver and gallbladder conditions with a 98% accuracy in predicting different diseases.

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One out of every three people have Myopia or nearsightedness. This makes things that are far away from you look blurry. Myopia is corrected with glasses, contact lenses or surgery in some cases. Having myopia can increase your chances of having some eye problems later, like cataract, glaucoma and retinal detachment. A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association describes a natural way to help avoid having to wear glasses. 

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