This Week In Wellness oestrogen mimicking polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) have been shown to pass down through the generations contributing to a variety of neuroendocrine, metabolic and reproductive problems in the grandchildren of those exposed.

TWIW 202: PCB’s linked to ADHD

Brett Hill brings you This Week In Wellness, the health news highlights you need.  Every week Brett scours the globe to find the most relevant and important health news highlight to bring to his tribe. In just 5 minutes he will get you up to date with the news and share his opinion of what this means for you.  So tune in to stay up to date on the wellness world in just 5 minutes a week. Brett Hill brings you This Week In Wellness, the health news highlights you need.  Every week Brett scours the globe to find the most relevant and important health news highlight to bring to his tribe. In just 5 minutes he will get you up to date with the news and share his opinion of what this means for you.  So tune in to stay up to date on the wellness world in just 5 minutes a week.

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This Week In Wellness I have decided to hang up the microphone (at least for the time being) and record the last ever episode of This Week In Wellness.

Thank you for all your support over the years and thank you to all those who have supported this journey.

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TWIW 224: The final Week In Wellness

This Week In Wellness a Norwegian University of Science and Technology has suggested that the costs associated with overweight individuals in the Norwegian population are even greater than those associated with obesity. And given that 75 percent of men and 61 percent of women were overweight or obese these costs are not insignificant.

TWIW 223: Overweight may be a bigger burden than obesity

This Week In Wellness a study of 22 pairs of identical twins by Stanford Medicine researchers has found that a vegan diet may improve cardiovascular health in as little as eight weeks.

TWIW 222: The vegan twin may have less heart disease risk

This Week In Wellness eating red meat and dairy could help to fight cancer according to a new study published in Nature

TWIW 221: Meat may prevent cancer

This Week In Wellness a paper in the web based peer review journal Cureus, shows that up to 80% of US citizens may be suffering from vertebral subluxation and its side effects.

TWIW 202: PCB’s linked to ADHD

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