Good news for Pizza lovers in Shanghai. A new Pizza Marzano has opened in Shanghai. Full flavoured pizza with a light crispy base, plus great service from their staff who speak fluent English (a god-send in Shanghai). Located in the Shanghai Centre (Portman Ritz Carlton area). This is located on Nanjing Road between the Jing’an [...]
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Shanghai Pizza
Posted in Health on July 17, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Omega-3
Posted in Health, Mind, tagged depression, Omega 3 on July 1, 2010 | Comments Off
WDDTY reports on research that shows that Omega-3 fish oil supplements can reverse chronic debilitating depression, and that they are as effective as a powerful antidepressant drug. The benefits of Omega-3 are also featured in the fascinating book Omega Six: The Devil’s Fat, by Robert Brown. See the Books 4 U page for details and [...]
All Change
Posted in Health, Mind, tagged change, trauma on June 22, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Change is one of those things we sometimes notice and often don’t, and some say that the only constant thing in this universe is change. One interesting phenomena of enforced and unwanted change, is that it can lead to a kind of stuckness, an artificial state of no change. For instance, an accident of falling [...]
Long Life Diet
Posted in Health, tagged Longevity, NLP, Okinawa Diet Plan on June 14, 2010 | Comments Off
One of our key learning strategies in the world of NLP, is to copy someone else who’s good at what we want to do. This sounds like blindingly obvious advice, but the obvious is one of those things that we often overlook. This learning strategy is elegantly expressed in a book called the Okinawa Diet [...]
Needs & Wants
Posted in Health, Mind, tagged needs, needs and wants, wants on June 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
We all grow up in a culture which tries to define what we need at what we want. And the confusion between these two very similar impulses can haunt us for most of our lives. If you imagine for a moment being raised in a 12th century medieval European village, then your perceived needs and [...]
Cancer & Bacteria
Posted in Health, tagged bacteria, cancer, cancer cause on June 2, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Cancer is still a major health risk for many people despite the many important breakthroughs in treatments that have been forthcoming from researchers in recent decades. Now some researchers are slowly coming around to the extraordinary theory that bacteria are an underlying cause of cancer. For instance, researchers already know that the H Pylori [...]
Diet & Nutrition
Posted in Health, tagged cancer, diabetes, diet, diets, heart disease, nutrition, obesity on May 21, 2010 | Comments Off
Our health is significantly influenced by our diets and the nutrition we receive (or don’t receive) from them. This is also one of the most challenging areas to find any quality information on, with new diets appearing on a regular basis, and contradictory evidence being reported in magazines and newspapers, which only adds to our [...]
Red Wine
Posted in Health, tagged alcohol, beer, red wine, white wine on May 13, 2010 | Comments Off
Red wine is good for you (in moderation). Which is good news for wine drinkers. It can help to protect against strokes, reduce the risk of heart disease and inflammatory diseases such as sepsis, appendicitis and peritonitis. For More Information: WDDTY – Full Articles Cheers! © David R. Durham Click The Feeds: ‘Posts’ Above To [...]
Travel Vaccinations
Posted in Health, tagged Hep A, Malaria, Travel Vaccines, Vaccinations on May 10, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Since I am planning a trip to China, I thought I’d have a Hep. A virus vaccination, since it seems to be widely recommended when traveling to S. E. Asia. I dutifully booked myself into a specialist travel clinic (MASTA) in London to have this vaccine, only to be ambushed by a nurse who insisted [...]
Bio-Ethics
Posted in Health, tagged biomedical ethics, bioscience ethics, ethics on April 29, 2010 | Comments Off
Going hand-in-hand with the advances in biology and its many new applications, are questions of an ethical nature. Ethical considerations lie at the root of many personal and social decisions we make. At its most basic level ethics concerns itself with what we consider to be good and bad, and how we should live and [...]


