by Yelena Sukhoterina Natural Blaze note: when reports started surfacing several years ago about fake, plastic rice it shocked the world. Maybe everyone forgot because it didn’t affect them and the reports of it settled on a few particular Chinese cities. However, the problem continues…
By Heather Callaghan A police department in Gloucester, Massachusetts was recently full of ire at their community’s opioid drug crisis. And they leveled their aim at Big Pharma. While the news is filled with plenty of negative press surrounding police departments and reports of brutal…
By Amanda Froelich If you haven’t yet ditched GMOs from your diet, you may want to consider doing so. According to a study published earlier this year, goats fed transgenic, GM soy feed have altered DNA, and the milk produced by the mothers is of…
By Jay Syrmopoulos Another alternative health care practitioner, famed NYC holistic Oncologist Dr. Mitchell Gaynor, was found dead in the woods near his upstate New York home. Gaynor’s death brings the total to 11 alternative health care providers that have been found dead in less…
By John Vibes The Manhattan Project was the military program that developed the atomic bomb. This project was considered by most people to be a conspiracy theory for years until the bombs eventually dropped. Whole towns were built to test the first nuclear weapons. All…
By Nick Meyer Enjoying a large national platform for years thanks in large part to the popularity of his father Ron, Rand Paul has been seen as a dark horse presidential candidate for quite awhile now. Ron Paul was embraced for his willingness to take…
By Cameron Langford HOUSTON (CN) – A man died from anaphylactic shock because a Houston hospital took 26 minutes to verify he had insurance before seeing him, his family claims in court. Baldomero Flores’ parents and three children sued Doctors Hospital-Tidwell and Dr. Charles Liggett…
By Heather Callaghan Judging by online reactions, scientific news expressing the intentions of researchers to trudge up a 30,000-year-old “franken-virus” was met with unsurprising fear and concern. Amanda Froelich’s report perfectly summarizes the news: A ‘monster’ virus which has lain dormant in the frozen wastelands…
The world needs to prepare for a flood of potentially dangerous new pollutants, an international expert in environmental chemistry has warned. Dr Susan Richardson of the University of South Carolina will tell the CleanUp 2015 Conference in Melbourne tomorrow that new contaminants, some of which…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Most folks are familiar with glow worms [1], especially fireflies kids love to catch on warm summer evenings after dusk. But, baby chicks whose beaks and feet glow when subjected to ultra violet light! Is that a novelty for Easter time,…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Finally, the United States Congress has garnered enough collective ethics and determination to investigate the horrible butchering that goes on at Planned Parenthood, the premiere abortion facility in the USA. Additionally, “Abortion Survivors Will Headline Hearing Next Week on Planned Parenthood…
By Heather Callaghan Central Kazakhstan — A certain type of endangered antelope has drastically died off in mass numbers, but the cause remains virtually unknown. Mass dying of the “Gonzo-faced” creatures reached a significant stage this past spring when tens of thousands of the antelope in…
By Jay Syrmopoulos The refusal of Latvia and Greece to grow Monsanto GM corn brings the total number of European countries to publicly oppose the cultivation of genetically modified crops to five. Breaking: Europe is rejecting Monsanto’s GMOs, 2 more countries Greece & Latvia Just…
By Joshua Krause Companies like Monsanto have long touted the benefits of their genetically modified seeds, which make up about half of their annual profits. But these pesticide-producing plants have a major downside. While they may produce higher yields at first, the pests they’re supposed…
Bruce Fries, The Mayday Project The Mayday Project advocates for Lyme patients who are misdiagnosed and denied treatment and insurance coverage due to restrictions imposed by the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) guidelines for diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. In little over a…
By John Vibes It was reported this week that the Coca-Cola corporation has apologized for leaking diesel fuel into the Kelani river, and is promising to pay compensation to the victims of the spill. However, millions of Sri Lankans are now left without water as…
By John Vibes One of the promises of GMO crops was that they would be more resistant to bugs and pests; however, it seems that the chemicals used on these crops, and the modifications that have been made to their basic structure, have actually created…
By SM Gibson Undercover video released on Wednesday by animal rights organization, Mercy for Animals, shows how chickens are treated before being turned into McDonald’s famous Chicken McNuggets. The graphic footage was filmed at T&S Farm in Dukedom, Tennessee by an investigator for Mercy for…
By Heather Callaghan Possible bad news and okay news. All in all that equals good news for you. The possible bad news is that if you bought StarKist tuna in the last six years, you may not have gotten the right amount. The okay news…
By Josh Mur The fact that the general population is unfit to properly diagnose serious illnesses and identify certain injuries makes the trust between the doctor and patient virtually sacred. Today, over 12,000 different diseases, deformities, and injuries have been identified ─ giving people good reason…
