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The white powder Germans are snorting at Oktoberfest for more energy — and fun (opens the original)
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Picture this: Thousands are gathered in traditional garb to enjoy giant pretzels, sausages, roasted chicken — and of course, beer. Children are squealing, friends are singing along to the brass band — and a man is tapping some white powder onto the back of his hand. And snorting it!? Don’t worry, it’s not what you think. It’s actually a perfectly legal tradition Germans have been doing for centuries. The modern white powder is called Wiesn Koks — literally, Oktoberfest cocaine. It’s been around
Toddler vomited blue-green bile and nearly died after consuming controversial drink (opens the original)
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On a summer day in California, 17-month-old Brooklyn Marris vomited all over the backseat of the family car. Over the next two days, she continued to vomit “yellow bile” then “blue-green.” Doctors sent her to the ER, which quickly determined she needed serious help at a children’s hospital 70 miles away. Brooklyn was put on a ventilator for breathing and dialysis to take over for her failing kidneys. She went into cardiac arrest three times. Her parents didn’t know if she’d survive, ProPublica r
‘Triple-G’ weight loss drug update: Even on the lowest dose, trial patients lost 12.7% of their weight (opens the original)
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We’re learning more about the super-effective “triple-G” weight loss drug retatrutide. The drug, the first of its kind to target three metabolic receptors (GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon), is nearing the end of clinical trials and is expected to be submitted to the FDA for approval early next year. People are already clamoring to get their hands on it. Copycats of the unapproved drug have exploded on the gray peptide market with fans from menopausal moms to looksmaxxing teens. Its maker, Eli Lilly, is
5 foods that increase your risk of dementia (opens the original)
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More than 6 million Americans live with dementia. With an aging population and rising cases of conditions linked to dementia, like obesity, that number is expected to double by 2060. We can’t avoid getting older — dementia’s single greatest risk factor is increasing age — but that doesn’t mean we’re powerless to stop it. We do have control over a number of factors that can lower or risk or delay dementia. Namely, our diet. While eating an overall healthy and balanced diet is key, studies show th
Dad claims he went suddenly, permanently blind from Ozempic â in one of hundreds of lawsuits against GLP-1 makers (opens the original)
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Edward Gillen, 59, woke up one May morning last year and noticed a speck in his eye. The Massachusetts dad of four and beloved softball coach was just about the retire. Meanwhile, his sight was getting worse by the day. He desperately tried to nail down the cause quickly, but his vision loss deteriorated even faster. âIt was Memorial Day weekend, and by June 1st, I was blind,â Gillen told the The U.S. Sun. After undergoing MRIs, CT scans and an exam from a neuro-opthalmologist, he got an ans
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