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According to the (4 year old) article there are no clinical studies showing that the gut microbiome analysis might be useful for either explaining or treating a chronic inflammation. That is pretty far from it being considered "alternative medicine"
Because the UK's currency performed so much better against the USD since Brexit than the Euro?
Maybe check the facts first.
By working a healthy 8 hours a day, and integrating walking into their everyday activities: walk to the store instead of taking the car or getting things delivered, for example. Although I do agree that it depends on the environment you live in - whenever I found myself in dense built-up inner-city neighborhoods with a lack of green, my step average was just half of what it was in more walkable, leafier neighborhoods. While not having lived there myself, I imaging US suburbs would be equally detrimental to my walking habits.
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Yes, that made me cringe as well.
Because Ireland is so close to the UK that the latency will not matter?
How is this going to get around CFTC rules on commodity derivatives markets?
Not that many intelligent people are actually 'pro Leave':
http://blogs.ft.com/ftdata/files/2016/06/brexit-education-re...
I had exactly the same thought after reading the headline and the article did not change that at all.