Hits and Misses

wine-glassA mouthwash you can swallow: Red wine fights cavities!

Social traits of thrift, docility and nonviolence have been bred within agrarian societies.

Most emergency room “frequent fliers” have a substance abuse addiction.

Alcohol triggers junk food cravings.

New pill designed to treat symptoms of hunger (I thought that was called celery).

Two large meals (breakfast and lunch) are better than 6 small ones with same calories for controlling weight and blood sugar in diabetics.

12 thoughts on “Hits and Misses”

  1. Red wine fights cavities! and Alcohol triggers junk food cravings.

    This sounds like a vicious cycle. You drink wine hoping it will kill germs that cause cavities. But that triggers a junk food binge that can cause cavities. So you drink more wine…

      1. Pro Tip: Don’t brush your teeth then drink wine, though. I made that mistake once. And only once.

  2. “Alcohol triggers junk food cravings”

    I’m so glad science finally got involved to tell us all what we already know.

      1. “I don’t have a junk food problem! I’ve just been drinking.”

        That’ll go over well at the holidays.

  3. That’s insane. 77 percent of frequent visitors have a substance abuse problem? That’s a big number.

  4. Alcohol triggers junk food cravings.

    More useless information! Next, scientists will inform us marijuana triggers junk food cravings!

  5. RE the breakfast/lunch & skip dinner report – it only reaffirms the old saying: You should breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and eat dinner like a pauper to be healthy.

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