Turn Your Clocks Back - Reduces Heart Attack Risk - Sweet!

Updated April 26, 2021

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Daylight Saving Time May Affect Heart - WebMD.com

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It turns out that turning your clocks ahead in the Spring increases your risk of heart attack, and turning your clocks back (like this weekend) in the Fall reduces the risk of heart attack. I wanted to share the source New England Journal of Medicine article with you, but the best I could do was share this Medical News Today summary article for you, "Heart Attack Risk Raised When Clocks Go Forward, And Are Reduced Slightly When Clocks Go Back." Wishing you some extra health from turning your clocks back this weekend. 

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EU Says Turn Down MP3 Players Or Risk Hearing Loss

I think this makes a lot of sense. I take the bus and train to work, and pass a lot of folks listening to an MP3 player. Guess what, I can hear their tunes only too well, too! Seems to me most of these players are putting out some decibels. So the European Union (EU) in some wisdom has set out to reduce the volume put out by MP3 players. Read the full story in this Boston Globe news article, "EU tells music lovers to turn down MP3 players."

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