Four different studies have shown that, depending on the level of movement in the global labor market, the estimated growth in“gross worldwide product” would be in the range of 67% to 147%.
Though their study yielded negative results,Dr. Semba notes that other studies have shown that consuming red wine, dark chocolate and berries does have protective effects for the heart and reduces inflammation in certain people.
The good news is that Hatfield's studies indicate that even though 10% of southern Vietnam was sprayed with dioxins, only a handful of hot spots- all former U.S. military installations where the herbicide was mixed and stored- pose a danger to humans.
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