Nebraska Law Expanding Health Freedom Now in Effect

July 21, 2016 Natural Health News

By Mike Maharrey Today, a new law that will help facilitate healthcare freedom in Nebraska goes into effect. Sen. Merv Riepe (R-Omaha) introduced Legislative Bill 817 (LB817) back in January. The new law specifies that direct primary care agreements (sometimes called medical retainer agreements) do not constitute insurance, thereby freeing doctors and patients from the […]

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These Beekeepers Are Saving the Forest and Producing Honey at the Same Time

July 21, 2016 Environment

By Christina Sarich Zimbabwe’s beekeepers won’t let you go near their forest. Hundreds of their beehives are hidden within a dense patch of forest along the river in the Mpudzi Resettlement, and the beekeepers watch out for the trees just as vehemently as their bees. They need to, since the country’s forests have been dwindling […]

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How Congress Allowed Vaccine Manufacturers to Dismantle the Constitution (in One Thousand Words or Less)

July 19, 2016 Vaccines

By Sarah Carrasco Oh, Congress, you’ve made such a mess of things. When you were elected as a Representative, you must have been confused. To clarify, you represent the people of the United States, not corporations. There is a little document called The Constitution of the United States of America. In that document, (which it […]

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Moneyed Interests Want Feds to Undermine State Laws Regulating GMOs

July 19, 2016 GMO

By P.A. Deacon Several states across the Union have chosen to legislate on genetically modified foods. But national food industry lobbyists and the members of Congress they fund in Washington D.C. cannot abide any deviation from central authority, including the independent legislation considered by nearly 30 states. The question of genetically modified organisms has been […]

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The Right Kind of Cinnamon Enhances Memory, Improves Learning Ability And Can Reverse Parkinson’s

July 18, 2016 Health And Wellness

By Karen Foster Eating one of the tastiest household spices may also improve learning ability, memory and even reverse Parkinson’s Disease according to new study results published online in the Journal of Neuroimmune Pharmacology. Cinnamon is one of the most potent antioxidants in the world and regular consumption can lower blood sugar, help digestion, ease […]

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Death by Guns Contrasted Against Death by Vaccines

July 16, 2016 VaccinesVideo

By Catherine J. Frompovich Please be forewarned. I’m going to go where no one probably has gone before or probably will attempt to go again. However, after reading statistics about gun deaths in the USA and how they are spun in order to gain gun control and negate the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, […]

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Nursing Industry Proves We Don’t Need Feds to Regulate Everything

July 16, 2016 Uncategorized

By Mike Maharrey Americans have an obsession with centralizing regulatory functions in the federal government. Whether it be environmental, business or safety regulations, people reflexively turn to D.C. Most Americans believe only uniform dictates from the feds can adequately regulate various professions and industries. But the field of nursing proves this assumption wrong. In an […]

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Is Your Lighting Making You Sick?

July 15, 2016 Health And Wellness

By April McCarthy Humans have long created artificial lights by burning or heating materials; however, lighting systems today are far more invasive to the human body than those of the past. According to a new study reported in the Cell Press journal, many negative health consequences result from constant exposure to artificial light. All life […]

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Millions Of Tons Of Garbage Are Swirling In The Pacific Ocean “Trash Vortex”

July 15, 2016 Environment

By Brianna Acuesta In the North Pacific, there is a sort of “trash vortex,” sometimes referred to as the great garbage patch, due to the diverging of ocean currents that have an estimated 13lbs of plastic per 2.2lbs of plankton. It swirls around “like a clock” in the ocean, along with other garbage, dead fish, […]

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House Passes GMO Labeling Bill, Obama Set To Sign

July 15, 2016 GMONatural Health News

By Derrick Broze A controversial bill that will prevent states from creating their own labeling standards for genetically engineered foods has passed the House of Representatives and now heads to President Obama’s desk. On Thursday, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a measure aimed at creating a federal standard for labeling genetically engineered or modified […]

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Global Food Shortage Predicted Yet Americans Now Trash 50% of Supply

July 14, 2016 Food Freedom

By Alex Pietrowski In 2012, a study by the National Resource Defense Council issued the warning that some 40% of America’s food was being tossed in the trash, much of it because it failed the cosmetic standards of the grocery industry. In addition to the wholesale loss of food, the water, land and other resources […]

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Researchers Find Roundup Responsible for Harmful Algae Blooms In Great Lakes

July 14, 2016 Environment

By Christina Sarich Glyphosate, the main ingredient found in Monsanto’s best-selling herbicide, Roundup, has poisoned Lake Erie. Scientists from Ohio Northern University (ONU) in the U.S. have discovered that glyphosate is largely responsible for an increase in harmful algae blooms that contaminate lake water and kill off life dependent upon this habitat. Namely, dissolved reactive […]

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By-Products From Pomegranates, Walnuts and Strawberries Prevent Aging

July 14, 2016 Health And Wellness

By Greta Keenan Foods high in polyphenol compounds, catechins and anthocyanins all prevent aging. Urolithin A (UA) is a chemical by-product that is made by our bodies when we consume pomegranate juice, strawberries or walnuts and studies are showing it is a first-in-class natural compound that prevents aging. The biological effects of urolithins in pomegranates […]

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How to Make an Awesome Healing Body Butter

July 12, 2016 Homeopathic Remedies

By Gaye Levy For the longest time, I have shunned learning how to make a body butter. Most likely this is due to a commercial product I purchased a few years back that was a sticky, smelly mess.  I just did not understand the popularity of such an item and why I should bother. Fast […]

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This Common Plant Could Be Used As A Treatment For Diabetes

July 12, 2016 Homeopathic Remedies

By Brianna Acuesta Researchers are now saying that aloe vera, a common plant that many people keep in their backyard, should be investigated further for its effectiveness in treating diabetes. Diabetes is a lifelong condition in which the body cannot produce any or enough insulin, causing blood sugar levels to be so high that they […]

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A Common Unlisted Food Additive May Induce Food Allergies

July 12, 2016 Food Freedom

By Catherine J. Frompovich What would you think if I told you that not all additives and preservatives are listed on food labels? You’d probably say I didn’t know what I was talking about. Well, many chemicals used in food processing don’t seem to make it into print on package labels! One is the synthetic […]

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Colombia: Will HPV Vaccinations Be Suspended?

July 11, 2016 Vaccines

By Mario Lamos Breaking News: The Attorney General’s Office appealed to the Constitutional Court asking for enforcement of a previous ruling issued by the High Court of Cali, requiring the Ministry of Health to suspend the HPV vaccination program in Colombia. The watchdog said the Constitutional Court must rule on the matter because the side effects of the […]

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Maryland To Become First State In U.S. To Ban Bee-Killing Pesticides

July 10, 2016 Natural Health News

By Amanda Froelich In 2015, honey bee populations in the state of Maryland declined by 61%, according to the USDA. That startling statistic is two times higher than the national average, which is why beekeepers are celebrating the state’s recent decision to ban neonicotinoids, pesticides which have been linked with Colony Collapse Disorder. ThinkProgress reports […]

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The Insanity of the Hepatitis B Vaccination

July 10, 2016 Vaccines

By Michelle Goldstein The hepatitis B vaccination is one that even pro-vaccinators should question from a common sense perspective. The vaccination is now routinely given at birth for newborns, with follow-up vaccines scheduled during infancy. This disease is one that is fairly rare, and more common in adults in high risk groups, including those who […]

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The Average Flu Shot Left This 9-Year-Old Girl Paralyzed And Non-Verbal

July 9, 2016 Vaccines

By Brianna Acuesta A 9-year-old girl from Tampa, Florida went in for a flu shot one day, just as millions of Americans do every year, not knowing that her life would be forever changed because of it. The girl, Marysue Grivna, was an active 9-year-old that loved to play outside, help out in the kitchen, […]

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