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New research says your A1C is lying to you
According to new research out of University of Washington Medical Center and Warwick Medical School…
Researchers found that your A1C may be LYING to you about how healthy you actually are.
After reviewing numerous cases of people with blood sugar issues…
Scientists were shocked.
Artery damage and cardiovascular problems are NOT linked to a high A1C.
You could have a high A1C, and your arteries could be totally fine…
Or you could have a low A1C, and your arteries could be nearly clogged.
Instead… your artery health is linked to something doctors DON’T often measure:
How high your blood sugar spikes after you eat.
Should this be what you should be tracking, instead of A1C?
Unauthorized drone flights pose rising threat to U.S. bases, border, civilian events
Unauthorized drone flights over U.S. military installations, border facilities and mass public events are climbing to unprecedented levels, prompting warnings from top lawmakers that the country faces an escalating aerial security risk while it remains hamstrung by a patchwork of airspace protection capabilities.
Senate Intelligence Committee chairman Tom Cotton, a Republican from Arkansas, said in an interview with CBS News this week that the threat to military sites and large civilian gatherings "is severe and growing." He cited evidence of persistent drone incursions and gaps in law enforcement authorities, many of which lapsed for weeks during the record-long government shutdown.
THC gummies and drinks face ban under provision in government spending bill
A little-noticed provision tucked into the federal spending bill signed by President Trump could upend a booming industry -- by banning many THC-infused products, like gummies, drinks, topical pain relief and vapes, now found everywhere from gas stations to wellness shops.
Hemp, a derivative of the cannabis plant, was legalized in the 2018 Farm Bill. It created a loophole for THC to be sold in low doses and explode in the mainstream consumer market.
