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Intelligent Medicine Radio for July 23, Part 2: Video Gaming and Brain Connections

Is it true that exercise doesn’t help much with weight loss? Tour de France bicyclists lose up to 15 lbs—while consuming 5000-8000 calories per day! Can taking B12 trigger gout? Air pollution impacts children’s brain development; Supplementary choline during pregnancy improves offspring’s attention; Video gaming may improve brain connections; Fecal transplants speed recovery from IBS; Light therapy improves vision in macular degeneration. Click HERE for part 1. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.

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