Boost Your Immunity To Extend Your Life

January 15, 2017 Health And Wellness

By Shawn Lehrke Your immune system does a pretty good job of protecting you from disease and illness. Every once in a while a germ manages to get past it, however, and makes you sick. This isn’t to say your immune system failed. Rather, it’s an indication that its defenses could be stronger. Science has […]

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Landmark Study: Pot Smoke Doesn’t Cause Strokes, But Tobacco Does and Cannabis Can Stop It

January 15, 2017 Natural Health News

By Jack Burns We know it may seem counter-intuitive to what we already know about tobacco, but a steady stream of scientific research is revealing some surprising conclusions about cannabis. The latest research, published on December 27th, 2016, indicates that marijuana use does not run the same risk of stroke that tobacco does. The study […]

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7 Ways In Which Your Health Freedom Is Restricted

January 15, 2017 Big PharmaHealth And WellnessVideo

By Paul A. Philips Through ever-increasing mandates connected to powerful lobbyists influencing healthcare policy in favour of Big Pharma’s profit machine and other giant greed-driven corporations, your health freedom and choices over what you can do with your body is becoming more and more restricted. The globalists promoting their limited healthcare system don’t care if […]

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200 Percent Increase In Artificial Sweetener Consumption By Children

January 14, 2017 Diet

By Natasha Longo By disrupting the fine balance of appetite and metabolic hormones, artificial sweeteners distort the body’s ability to monitor how many calories we consume. About 25 percent of children and more than 41 percent of adults in the United States reported consuming foods and beverages containing artificial sweeteners (AS) such as aspartame, sucralose, […]

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Fake Food Versus Real Food – A Question of Life or Death

January 12, 2017 Food Freedom

By Julian Rose As the New Year dawns, so does our thinking process have an opportunity to do likewise. And why not make it a first call to get your priorities sorted out about your 2017 eating habits? After all, it is the quality of the fuel that you put in the tank that ensures […]

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The Cure For Everything And Why Things Are Different This Time

January 11, 2017 Health And WellnessVideo

By Tony Cartalucci The years between 2010 and 2020 may likely be remembered as the decade of gene therapy, and perhaps, the end of cancer, heart disease, blindness, deafness, and even aging – if this revolutionary technology is properly implemented and integrated into our healthcare infrastructure. But it will not happen without effort, or even […]

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Is it Time for Your Flu Shot or Extra Nutrition?

January 11, 2017 Health And WellnessVaccines

By Michelle Goldstein It’s that time of year: flu season. Pharmacies are advertising their flu shots. Medical groups and physicians urge patients to get their vaccinations. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that everyone get vaccinated, including newborns, pregnant women, children and the elderly. Is there a better, safer way? What are […]

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One Of The Most Perfect Foods Also Improves Cognition

January 11, 2017 Diet

By Natasha Longo One of the most perfect foods, low in calories, containing every single vitamin (A, B, D, E, K) except C, and nearly perfect in protein can also improve aspects of cognition, according to research that also concludes neither high intake of cholesterol or eggs are associated with an increased risk of dementia […]

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Young People Explain the Side-Effects and Consequences of Taking ADHD Meds

January 10, 2017 Big PharmaVideo

By Alex Pietrowski America is being flooded with prescription pharmaceuticals, and in many cases, as we continue to learn, their stated benefits end up being overshadowed by costly side-effects and even lasting damage. The medical and pharmaceutical industries profit immensely, often knowingly causing harm, yet sadly, this is often considered an acceptable cost of doing […]

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Here’s Why Portland, Oregon Just Filed a Major Federal Lawsuit Against Monsanto

January 9, 2017 EnvironmentNatural Health News

By Jake Anderson Becoming the seventh city to sue Monsanto over contaminated waterways, Portland passed a resolution last week authorizing city attorney Tracy Reeve to take the biotech company to federal court over its decades-long dispersal of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). The city has spent more than $1 billion cleaning up PCB pollution in the Willamette […]

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New Study Links Neonicotinoid Pesticide To Negative Social Behavior In Bees

January 9, 2017 Environment

By Jason Erickson The plight of the pollinator continues to be documented in an increasing number of studies that have linked neonicotinoid pesticides to a range of negative effects upon bees and their colonies. Neonicotinoids have been implicated in tens of millions of bees instantly dropping dead at a single honey farm after nearby spraying […]

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First of Its Kind Study Shows that Change in Diet Alone — Not Drugs — is Curing Diseases

January 8, 2017 Diet

By Justin Gardner “Let medicine be thy food and let food be thy medicine.” – Hippocrates In the fourth century BCE, the most famous Greek physician made the bold claim that disease was caused naturally, not by the gods. Environment, diet and living habits all played a part in the health of a person. The […]

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New Report Calls for Increased Monitoring of US Drinking Water Supplies

January 8, 2017 Environment

By Jim Erickson Monitoring of U.S. drinking water supplies for chemical and microbial contaminants should be increased, especially for vulnerable populations such as pregnant women, infants and young children, according to the final report from a panel of scientists and engineers that advises President Obama. In response to concerns about the safety of the nation’s […]

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This One Mineral Reduces Oxidative Stress, Repairs DNA, And Leads To Mechanisms Which Extend Life

January 8, 2017 Health And Wellness

By Mae Chan One of the biggest mineral deficiencies in the world is zinc, with as many as two billion people around the world being in a daily deficit. A modest 4 milligrams of zinc extra every day in the diet may reduce DNA strand breaks and improve levels of proteins involved in DNA repair, […]

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Stomach Acid Suppressing Meds Causing Infections and Serious Health Problems

January 7, 2017 Big Pharma

By Dave Mihalovic Proton-pump inhibitors (PPIs) are a group of medications whose primary action is a to reduce gastric acid production. Prilosec, prevacid, and nexium are popular PPIs which help constitute a large percentage of the most prescribed medications in the world. In a population-based study from Scotland, PPIs were linked with an increased risk […]

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Groundbreaking Study Shows Prescription Painkillers Prolong Chronic Pain

January 5, 2017 Big Pharma

By Anna Hunt A research team out of University of Colorado-Boulder (CU-Boulder) has found that prescription opioids may actually worsen chronic pain. The study also discovered that these drugs may in fact prolong the condition that they are supposed to help placate. This may explain why in the U.S., prescriptions of opioids, such as methadone, […]

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CDC Exposed: They Are Hiding Information From the Public They Are Meant to Protect

January 5, 2017 Natural Health News

By Lily Dane The ever-controversial and often dangerously inept Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been hiding some disturbing information from the public. USA Today requested laboratory incident reports from the agency under the Freedom of Information Act. It took nearly two years for the agency to release them to the news outlet, […]

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This Wondrous National Park … Brought to You By McDonald’s?

January 5, 2017 Natural Health News

By Jon Quealley A controversial set of new rules quietly given final approval over the recent holiday—allowing national parks in the United States to expand corporate sponsorships and commercial contracts with private companies—is being called a “disgrace” by those who say the move is a betrayal of what the nation’s parks should be. Despite outcry […]

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Does a Healthy Diet Have to Come at a Hefty Price?

January 4, 2017 Diet

By Kelly L. Haws, Vanderbilt University; Kevin L. Sample, University of Georgia, and Rebecca Walker Reczek, The Ohio State University Imagine you’re in the aisle of your favorite grocery store, bombarded with hundreds of the latest and greatest products on the market. After grabbing a box of your favorite pasta off the shelf, you notice […]

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Major Shifts in Consciousness Observed Throughout The Animal Kingdom

January 4, 2017 Natural Health NewsVideo

By Christina Sarich Humans have long thought themselves to be the smartest animals on the planet, but evidence continues to reveal that even with little shared DNA – animals are catching up, and perhaps even surpassing our own evolutionary intelligence. Some philosophical perspectives suggest that this anthropomorphic egocentrism is misplaced, since all creatures, not just […]

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