DOC BUTCH DUMDUM

By: Doc Butch Dumdum A teacher once told me, that there is a wall that separate us from achieving our dreams. This wall is made by no one else but us. The moment we start dreaming, is also the moment that we start doubting whether we can make it or not , and in every doubt, we add a brick that forms the foundation of that wall. As we go along our day to day living, our doubts, fears, hessitations, disappointments, failures, keep adding bricks to this wall until such time that the wall is too high, that we no longer see our dreams, and then we stop bothering about it. When I was young, I wanted to be a doctor. It was my childhood dream. I was determined to be a doctor but things didn't work out the way I wanted to. I was diverted into doing something else. I became a nurse, yet did not practice my profession. Instead, I became a lecturer, a job I never dreamed of. For 10 years after Finishing college I been doing different jobs & businesses other than my ...

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Two new analyses from a study in a diverse racial US population have added to evidence that good cardiovascular health and physical exercise can slow cognitive decline in later years. The latest findings come from new analyses of the Northern Manhattan Study (NOMAS), a population-based prospective study originally designed to evaluate the effects of various risk factors on the incidence of stroke in a racially/ethnically diverse community cohort. For the two new analyses, published as two separate papers, researchers from the University of Miami, Florida, and Columbia University, New York, re-examined the data on various risk factors and how they relate to later cognitive function. In the study of physical activity,  published online  in  Neurology on March 23, individuals who reported low levels of leisure time physical activity in their mid-60s showed greater cognitive decline when assessed several years later compared with those who exercised to a moderate or in...