German Study: Alarming Levels of Dangerous Plastics in Children’s Bodies

September 15, 2019 Environment

By Common Dreams Plastic byproducts were found in an alarming 97-100% of blood and urine samples from 2,500 children tested between 2014 and 2017, according to a new study by the German Environment Ministry and the Robert Koch Institute. Der Spiegel, the German weekly magazine, published the findings Saturday, which were part of a federal […]

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Yale Study: Wild Mosquitoes Retained Genes Of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes

September 15, 2019 Environment

By Aaron Kesel In Brazil a genetic engineering test of mosquitoes appears to have failed, with genes from the mutant mosquitoes now mixing with the native population, Nature reported. This comes as mad scientists in the U.S. are finding they are getting bitten back by messing with nature after running their own program to genetically […]

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Not Just the Bees, First-of-Its-Kind Study Shows Neonics May Be Killing Birds Too

September 14, 2019 Environment

By Julia Conley In addition to devastating effects on bee populations and the pollination needed to feed humans and other species, widely-used pesticides chemically related to nicotine may be deadly to birds and linked to some species’ declines, according to a new study. Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan studied the pesticide imidacloprid, in the […]

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Save Money This Winter By Cutting Heating Bills & Lowering Costs

September 14, 2019 Home And Garden

By Mac Slavo Tackling your heating bill this winter is one way to save money and there are some easy ways to do it!  Lowering your heating costs can help you by having a little more disposable income to use for preps or to buy precious metals, or to stash away in a “rainy day […]

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Healthcare Freedom Rights Amendment—Part II

September 13, 2019 Big PharmaVaccinesVideo

By Laraine C. Abbey-Katzev, RN (emeritus), MS, CNS In 1989 the grassroots Coalition for Alternatives in Nutrition and Healthcare (CANAH), founded by Catherine J. Frompovich, PhD, had garnered and presented to Health and Human Services 100,000 physical signatures (pre-internet) on a petition for a proposed amendment that Dr. Frompovich drafted to the U.S. Constitution and […]

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Food Brands Owned By Monsanto

September 13, 2019 Food FreedomGMO

By Arjun Walia The Facts: Below is a list of food brands currently owned by Monsanto. The list was put out by Vocal Media. Reflect On: Are the foods we eat safe? Are the chemicals we ingest with them safe? A lot of science has shown otherwise, so what’s really going on here? Monsanto is […]

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A Proposed Healthcare FREEDOM Rights Amendment To The U.S. Constitution: We Need It NOW; Work To Enact It

September 12, 2019 Big PharmaVaccines

By Catherine J. Frompovich The current oppressive and progressively mandated healthcare issues, matters and disputes U.S. citizens are grappling and suffering with, i.e., denying, under penalty of law, the right to self-determination and individual sovereignty pertaining to personal health and one’s children’s healthcare choices, imposed by CDC/FDA ‘dictates’ actually result in a profoundly active “medical […]

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Pollutants Found in Skin and Blubber of English Channel Dolphins

September 12, 2019 EnvironmentNatural Living

Researchers find high concentrations of pollutants made up of industrial compounds in the blubber of dolphins in the English Channel. High levels of pollutants, such as industrial fluids and mercury, may have accumulated in the blubber and skin of one of the largest coastal populations of dolphins in Europe, a study in Scientific Reports indicates. […]

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Johns Hopkins To Open New $17 Million Psychedelic Research Center

September 12, 2019 Health And WellnessHomeopathic RemediesNatural Health NewsNatural LivingVideo

By John Vibes Johns Hopkins University recently announced the opening of the Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research, a facility within John Hopkins Medicine that will be dedicated to studying psychedelics and their potential to be used medicinally. This research center is the first of its kind in the United States, and the largest of […]

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Big Trouble for Small Farmers in British Columbia, Canada

September 11, 2019 Food FreedomVideo

By Natural Blaze Curtis Stone is known as the Urban Farmer. For years he ran a successful market garden that he grew in urban yards in Kelowna British Columbia. Now he homesteads his property to feed his family and educates small farmers on profitable practices. In the video below, Curtis explains how land regulations are […]

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Medical Debt is Crushing Many Americans. Is the Health Care System on the Verge of Collapse?

September 11, 2019 Natural Health News

By Dagny Taggart Health care expenses are a massive burden for many Americans, and for some, they can be financially devastating. A new report from Kaiser Health News revealed some shocking examples of just how bad things can get for some people. ‘UVA Has Ruined Us’: Health System Sues Thousands Of Patients, Seizing Paychecks And […]

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Diet Changes Can Quickly Send Inflammatory Bowel Disease Into Remission

September 11, 2019 DietHealth And WellnessHomeopathic RemediesNatural Health NewsNatural Living

Dogs with a Crohn’s-like disease fed a special diet were found to have characteristic changes in their gut microbiomes, paralleling changes seen in children with Crohn’s. Much remains mysterious about the factors influencing human inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), but one aspect that has emerged as a key contributor is the gut microbiome, the collection of […]

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Study Finds Link Between Gut Health and Muscle Strength

September 11, 2019 DietHealth And WellnessNatural Health NewsNatural Living

The microorganisms living in the intestines could help with muscle growth and function, opening new doors to interventions for age-related skeletal muscle loss, an international research team led by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has found. Through a series of strength and movement-related exercises conducted on mice, the team comprising researchers from Singapore, Sweden, […]

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EPA To End Required Animal Tests To Determine Safety of Chemical Products

September 11, 2019 Big PharmaEnvironmentNatural Health News

The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine praised an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) decision to phase out animal testing of chemical products. EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler announced today that animal testing will be substantially reduced in six years and phased out by 2035. The change comes after years of work by the Physicians Committee, first to […]

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World’s Largest Urban Rooftop Farm Set To Open In 2020 In Paris, France

September 10, 2019 Food Freedom

By Amanda Froelich If you are enthused by eco-friendly architecture and inventive solutions to modern food shortages, then you are going to love this latest news. The world’s largest urban farm is set to open in Paris, France, next year. Best of all, the project is slated to feed thousands of people annually. The world’s largest […]

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Kenya Installed This Solar Plant That Transforms Ocean Water Into Drinking Water

September 10, 2019 Natural Health NewsVideo

By Mayukh Saha For a millennium, people have been trying to change oceanic water into potable water. But, it has never been really affordable or technologically efficient. Yet, Kenya has designed a facility specifically for that with GivePower, a nonprofit organization, heavily involved. This system for desalination can create up to 75,000 liters of water […]

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5 Ways To Prevent A Burglary While You Aren’t At Home

September 10, 2019 Home And Garden

By Sara Tipton It’s already difficult enough for some who live in dangerous cities to protect their property while at home, but it’s even more difficult when you’re away. There are a few things you can do, though, to prepare your property for an extended absence – but first, you must think like a burglar. […]

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One-Of-A-Kind T-Shirt Made From Wood And Algae Can Be Composted In Your Backyard

September 10, 2019 EnvironmentVideo

By Amanda Froelich Fast fashion is one of the greatest burdens on the modern world. For this reason, some innovators are developing compostable clothing. London-based tech startup Vollebak, for example, has designed the Plant and Algae T-Shirt which can be buried and composted in your  own backyard. The eco-friendly T-shirt is made of sustainably sourced […]

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Physically Fit Adults Have Fitter Brains

September 9, 2019 Health And WellnessNatural Health NewsNatural Living

Large database links fitness to better cognitive performance and healthy white matter in brain In a large study, German scientists have shown that physical fitness is associated with better brain structure and brain functioning in young adults. This opens the possibility that increasing fitness levels may lead to improved cognitive ability, such as memory and […]

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Native Foods are Key to Preserving Gut Bacteria in Animals in Captivity

September 9, 2019 DietFood FreedomHealth And WellnessHomeopathic RemediesNatural Health NewsNatural Living

As Rodolfo Martinez-Mota well knows, from the cactus spines in his clothes and skin, white-throated woodrats love to eat prickly pear cactus (from the Opuntia genus). They like the cactus so much that their gut microorganism community, or microbiome, is specially equipped to break down toxins in the cactus. But Martinez-Mota and his colleagues in […]

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