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Read this book, it's interesting. a lot of times we think about dealing with disease once we have it. it's the society in which we live. we don't talk about preventing this and the step further the idea of optimiing functions. that's not the most inspiring message. the book is for people at any age of life but preferably younger because i think we're not optimized in terms of our body function and brain function. we're not. it's like we have these gigantic suvs and drive our kids to school. we never let the vehicles do what they can do. the same can be said of our bodies and brains. what i thi...

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Sturgis man charged with murder in crash that killed child in Branch Co. Christine Bennett and last updated 2021-05-05 16:45:09-04 BRANCH COUNTY, Mich. — A Sturgis man is facing charges for murder and manslaughter after investigators say he hit three children with a car, killing one. Daniel Silich is facing 11 charges, including second-degree murder, manslaughter, failing to stop at the scene of an accident resulting in death, reckless driving causing death, tampering with evidence, using methamphetamine and fentanyl. The crash took place on April 5 in Branch County. That’s when tro...

Decision that, brain function, body function, more important than taking more pain. especially in the preseason. but you know, the key for me is i thought he was leaving big money on the table but then someone said to me at no, he has earned more than a hundred million already so it's not about the money paid why wouldn't you want to protect yourself? this before the franchise makes an investment in the sky, you're a fan, you're buying season tickets, he lacerated his kidney, i think he has had terrible concussions. his shoulder has been torn up. i mean, come on. i don't think the fan should b...

His neighbor. they have a long running feud. his wife wrote an op ed. she said basically every breath he takes is painful, which sounds to a lot of people like if that's the medical reality of it, this is frankly a felony, but it's only right now being looked at as a misdemeanor. what can you tell us about how a prosecutor would approach something like this? >> in kentucky, the difference between second degree felony assault and fourth degree misdemeanor assault is the seriousness of the injury. the misdemeanor requires any injury. the felony requires serious injury. how do we define serious p...