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FROM OUR "CHRISTIAN HEALTH PERSPECTIVES" BROADCAST Dr. Lee, Dr. Trudy Bricker and our General Manager Larry Bricker come to you at 11:30am most Fridays on Faith FM 94.3, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada (see "Broadcast Activities"), with wide ranging discussions of health issues from a Christian perspective. Here are a few links to references used on recent shows.
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Why Is Blood Red? The red colour of blood reflects the colour of the hemoglobin inside the red blood cells. This is because the hemoglobin contains iron. The 'heme' of the hemoglobin m
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Did you know that popcorn can boost your mood?
Yes, it can! The body uses tryptophan to make serotonin, but it's the weakest of the amono acids and when you get it from protein, such as turkey, stronger amino acids in the meat knock tryptophan out of the race to the brain.
Getting tryptophan from a high -carbohydrate food source that does not contain competing amino acids may be a more effective way to boost serotonin levels. Since serotonin helps to induce sleep and tranquillity, popcorn may be just the bedtime snack for you! Canadian Living 2011
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rter in the establishment of the Pastoral Medical Association International. This landmark body will operate as the international regulatory board for the practice of pastoral medicine and will bring many new benefits to you, whether as a patient, a practitioner or a potential student pursuing this exciting new faith centred career direction.
olecule in vertebrates (creatures with a backbone) is a porphyrin ring which surrounds ferrous iron atoms. It is the spatial relationship between heme, iron and globin which makes it possible to bind oxygen molecules reversibly - one to each iron - and which makes the system so efficient.