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Also - the studies you are referencing - as being "legitimate" from the "pubmed" - can you please tell me if these studies are part of the 80\% studies that are ghost-written - or are they from the 20\% that is not (JAMA)?

Brain Blogger 2009

Also - the studies you are referencing - as being "legitimate" from the "pubmed" - can you please tell me if these studies are part of the 80\% studies that are ghost-written - or are they from the 20\% that is not (JAMA)?

Brain Blogger 2009

Also - the studies you are referencing - as being "legitimate" from the "pubmed" - can you please tell me if these studies are part of the 80\% studies that are ghost-written - or are they from the 20\% that is not (JAMA)?

Brain Blogger 2009

[7] pubmed which is a highly reputable source in the scientific world.

Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty 2009

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HubLog 2008

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HubLog 2008

You can go to www. pubmed.org and search all of the medical literature.

H1N1 Tyler 2009

Study in SLEEP: www. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17552375

Patricia Morrisroe: 'Wide Awake' In Vegas Patricia Morrisroe 2010

Perhaps you should do a pubmed search for telic terms within peer reviewed biology papers and see what you come up with.

Are dem bunny prints? 2008

I also found an article somewhere on pubmed about how women who did yoga once a week and did some practice at home were less likely to indulge in ‘comfort eating’ because it helped them to deal with stress, they felt calmer and had less mood swings - the side benefit was it was actually better for weight loss than the other group in the study that went to a gym.

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