The Lake Effect

Lake Merritt, Texas at sunset.


 

                                       

New research shows surprising ways The Lake will improve your health. I know you think a strict regimen of dieting and exercise has to be involved when dealing with your health. However, The Lake offers surprising ways to improve your health by lowering your risk of heart disease, diabetes,  and cancer, while other studies have linked The Lake to a stronger immune system, reduced pain and better brain health.

A study by Fast Eddy University Medical Center in Cut And Shoot, Texas found that partying out by The Lake may actually help preserve  your ability to perform day-to-day activities as you age. Socializing out by The Lake with family, friends and neighbors can help you live longer. Beer and wine are good for your heart according to research published in the Baldfinger Journal of Epidemiology.

Researchers at the University of B & S report listening to music out by The Lake can actually stir emotions that will result in causing the tissue in the inner lining of blood vessels to expand, increasing blood flow. Neuroscientists are puzzled why music played out by The Lake has this effect, plus actually can give relief to those experiencing pain, but for now they say just play your favorites, sit back and enjoy The Lake.

Spend some time at The Lake. Staying in touch with The Lake is essential for good health, says University of Blum researcher Billy Bob "Ming" Kluts, author of an overview of the research on the relationship between The Lake and human health. "This is some really neat crap!" says Kluts. As little as five minutes at a time out by The Lake can boost your mood, according to a study from the University of Essex, England at Benbrook, Texas.

Therefore, there are some who would conclude living a long and healthy life has a lot to do with whether you are able to take advantage of The Lake Effect. The reason I am sharing all this valuable information is because there's a rumor there may be a party coming soon to The Lake. For your health's sake, watch for details.