By Dean L. Jones, CPM Annually since 1901, at the beginning of October Nobel Prize awardees (Laureates) are announced and a couple of months later, on December 10th, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel’s death, they receive a Nobel diploma, a medal, and money. This year the Nobel Prize money amount is set at 8.0 million[...read more]
By Dean L. Jones, CPM If there were ever a time to consider the phrase of saying no, that time is well upon us when it comes to succumbing to the plethora of eating choices. The huge variety of food services has never been so high in our country’s history combined with the elaborate lengths[...read more]
By Dean L. Jones, CPM Obesity causes many changes to the health of a person’s body, but few people know how the brain also suffers negative changes. Habitual overeating is caused by some harmful health changes in the mind. In short, the hippocampus is a major component of our brain that consolidates information from short-term[...read more]
By Dean L. Jones, CPM The Arabs are credited with making the first sugar refinery around 1000 AD on the island of Crete. The Arab people renamed it ‘Qandi’ as it was originally called sarkara from the Sanskrit language of India where a majority of spices were imported. In Arabic qandi means crystallized sugar that[...read more]
By Dean L. Jones, C.P.M. Rarely does one associate eating processed sugar with consuming an animal ingredient. Baking a cake and putting in those two full cups of sugar is not something you would ever think has to do with dead animals. It so deliciously sweet and delectable, those favorite sweetened treats could not possibly[...read more]
By Dean L. Jones, C.P.M. To paraphrase a classic television commercial about using dope, you can easily transfer that old familiar saying with, this is your brain and this is your brain on processed sugar! That is because consuming processed sugar can have effects similar to a drug of abuse. Your brain reacts this way[...read more]
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By Dean L. Jones, C.P.M. As women mature in age serious changes take place in their bodies. Particularly for women who already have had a tendency to experience premenstrual symptoms (PMS), there can be even more extreme hormone fluctuations of ‘Perimenopause’ that can amplify a woman’s symptoms tenfold, which can frequently lead to rage like[...read more]
By Dean L. Jones, C.P.M. Only just a couple of days ago, medical science released new findings from a controlled study that compared to normal weight women, obese women were 40% more likely to have a breast cancer recurrence and 69% more likely to die from it. The most startling facts confirmed that even being[...read more]
By Dean L. Jones, C.P.M. There are wonderful feelings that come about from getting up in age. I remember as a child up through my twenties from time-to-time experiencing some really intense hunger contractions in my stomach. They were not so bad, but memorable enough to want to avoid them as much as possible. Normal[...read more]
