By Heather Callaghan Nut milks are amazing – they are versatile, provide protein, are a great addition to smoothies or lattes and thankfully don’t carry the same allergen risks of commercial dairy milk (barring a nut allergy or severe autoimmune condition, of course). They’re perfectly paleo,…
By Catherine J Frompovich If everyone, who is so enthralled with technology, would wake up to what really is going on in cyberspace utilizing computer networks to surveil and undermine your personal space and rights, especially what’s going on with Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating platform,…
By Amando Flavio n many countries in Africa, it is very common to find villages and towns not connected to the national electricity grid. Such towns and villages have no choice than to depend on kerosene-powered lamps. In such areas, people’s lives are restricted. They…
By Amanda Froelich One of the most difficult challenges might be to sit indoors when the weather outside is glorious. Luckily, a new invention actually encourages people to transport their work and office space elsewhere, and the brilliant concept is quickly gaining attention. The GreenPod…
By Catherine J Frompovich One of my readers in Pennsylvania, where draconian PA Public Utility Commission regulations to install AMI Smart Meters mandated by PA PUC regulations stating that’s how it—the PUC—interprets HB2200 enacted as Act 129 of 2008, emailed me a copy of her…
By Lanaria Amberkira, The Netherlands Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi: (Porbandar, October 2, 1869 – New Delhi, January 30, 1948). Was an Indian politician. After studying law in England, Gandhi went to South Africa, where he devoted himself to the Indian population. After returning to India, he…
By Catherine J Frompovich One of the most important aspects, I feel, of networking, which I do a lot—plus truly value, is sharing information with colleagues so that data, evidence, and knowledge streams regarding geopolitical, social, and medical issues not only are expanded, but are not…
By Catherine Frompovich Throughout the land and in lockstep with the United Nations and Agenda 21 [1, 2], AMI smart meters are being retrofitted on to utility customers’ services for electricity, natural gas, and water. https://youtu.be/bjiPaeKH7YA?t=75 [do_widget id=text-16] Not only are AMI smart meters dangerously…
By Jeff Sanchez The money-grubbing monsters from Nevada are going all-in against renewable energy. An absurd monthly fee imposed on solar customers was just voted in by the Nevada Public Utility Commission (PUC), virtually penalizing net metering (NEM) users of the renewable energy and in…
By Pamela Bofferding If you’re one of the unlucky ones who get eaten alive by bugs during the summer months, you’ve probably spent a small fortune on stinky, chemical-laden insect repellents. A custom blended essential oil is a great way to save money, avoid harsh…
By Heather Callaghan If organic produce was easily accessible and the same exact price as “conventional” produce that uses heavier duty pesticides – you’d pick organic, right? But that’s not the current food system reality and there’s a good chance you live in a food desert or have…
Op-ed by Lanaria Amberkira A message from the Netherlands. THE AWAKENING ARE AWAKE, BUT ARE THEY REALLY? WHEN REALLY WE SEARCH FOR CONNECTION WITH OTHERS AWAKENING. BIG EGO STANDS IN THE WAY, FOR REAL CHANGE, FOR REAL AWAKENING. REAL AWAKENING KNOWS THAT DIFFERENCES ARE NOT…
Op-Ed by Paul A. Philips Indeed science has made extraordinary contributions, transformed society with its humanitarian knowledge. Its universal acceptance and influence continues unprecedentedly. However, for hundreds of years the scientific culture has been dogmatically stuck on a number of untruths. The extent to which…
By Jeff Sanchez As the old adage goes, ‘”you are what you eat.” But once you find out how deadly your regular meals can be in China, that old adage gets a completely new meaning all of a sudden. Yes, China managed to turn some…
By John Summerly Horseradish (Cochlearia armoracia) is a natural antibacterial which contains compounds that could help detoxify and eliminate cancer-causing compounds in the body, a study has shown. The cancer-fighting compound, known as glucosinolates, undergoes a series of chemical reactions that activates enzymes involved in…
By Chris Veritas The inmates are running the asylum. And by inmates, I mean the freewheeling Chemical Corporations and the Government Agencies that “regulate” them. Granted, this was not the idea the Washington Post intended to convey as it described the new Bipartisan chemical protection…
By Yvonne Holterman Natural, Effective, Healthy AND Cheaper. What’s not to like about making your own homemade antibiotic ointment? Treating a cut or scrape naturally is just as easy as treating it the conventional way. WHY CONVENTIONAL TREATMENTS AREN’T IDEAL Common conventional first aid options include antibiotic…
By Brandon Turbeville Long-known to have serious health effects on both animals and humans, BPA (Bisphenol-A) is still one of the most prevalent health-damaging chemicals present in the everyday life in the Western world. Fred vom Saal, an endocrinologist with the University of Missouri has…
By Yvonne Holterman How awesome are these new Hobbit like homes, which brings a new twist to tiny house living. The prefab system is virtually indestructible Eco-Friendly and takes advantage of earth sheltering to optimize energy use. The New Mexico company that makes the home…
By Paul A. Philips Corporations know that consumers are becoming more and more environmentally aware, taking active responsibility. However, instead of giving us a wider choice of environmentally friendly products promoting eco-friendliness and sustainability they have become more deceptive with their labeling, making it difficult…
