By Brandon Turbeville In another small victory for kratom and kratom freedom, Denver, Colorado’s Department of Environmental Health has announced its plan to lift the ban on kratom in the city. The announcement comes only weeks after the DEH ordered stores all across the city…
By Brandon Turbeville In another example of the dangers posed by factory farms, the flood waters left by Hurricane Matthew all over North and South Carolina have brought with it the hundreds and hundreds of rotting hog and chicken carcasses leaving a toxic soup of contaminated…
By Ryan Banister Turmeric, also known as Curcumin, is a medicinal plant that has been used to remedy a number of diseases for over 4,000 years. Commonly used as a spice in Southeast Asia, the turmeric root is growing in popularity internationally due to recent…
By Lizzie Bennett Do a search for images of malnutrition on any search engine and you will most likely come up with pictures of wide-eyed, big-bellied babies from some part of the developing world. Rarely will you see a child from California, Sydney or London…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) This video makes the case that there are two different distinct agendas of “chemtrails” sprayed out of airplanes: there is weather modification or geoengineering, and then there are biological warfare experiments and toxic chemicals that seem to be disguised by…
By Wenonah Hauter In addition to advising on all three mega-mergers, Credit Suisse is playing a big role behind the scenes of the Dakota Access pipeline. You probably learned in high school that monopolies are bad for consumers; they eliminate the field of competition in the…
By Catherine J Frompovich It’s official! A new WHO air quality model confirms that 92% of the world’s population lives in places where air quality levels exceed WHO limits*. Information is presented via interactive maps, highlighting areas within countries that exceed WHO limits. [1] The World…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor Meet the new “gluten.” Revolutionary new study shows that other proteins in wheat cause inflammation in tissues beyond the gut, exacerbating chronic health issues… Vienna scientists in a recent study have added credibility to the growing problem of Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity…
By Brian Bienkowski, Environmental Health News Exposure to chemicals in pesticides, toys, makeup, food packaging and detergents costs the U.S. more than $340 billion annually due to health care costs and lost wages, according to a new analysis. The chemicals, known as endocrine disruptors, impact…
By Vandita Vietnam’s Mekong Delta is suffering from its worst drought in nearly a century; which, along with salt water contamination, is severely affecting seafood production in the country (more than 81,000 hectares of shrimp breeding ponds in eight provinces have been damaged). Vietnam currently…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) Is “climate change” a cover for geoengineering, a premeditated campaign to generate public support for such programs as “SAI,” or Stratospheric Aerosol Injection, as proposed by CIA director John Brennan? While human activity of all kinds may well affect the…
By Lizzie Bennett Every so often something happens that really can change lives. A low-tech fix that works and works consistently. In a world where people often go to bed hungry and can’t even consider medical treatment because of the cost such a fix would…
By Catherine J Frompovich Immediately upon the ‘heels’ of the closed comment period for the CDC’s Proposed Rulemaking regarding its power grab on communicable diseases and quarantines, including forced vaccinations, etc., (see my article about that) the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)…
By Greg Wyatt Stats for mercury in various 2016 flu shots. (You guys let me know if my explanation is not clear enough, Please.) FDA recommends 0.1 mcg (microgram) of mercury per 1 kg (kilogram) of body weight per day. The shorthand figure looks like…
By Lizzie Bennett Everywhere you look there are plastic carrier bags. They lurk up corners, under hedges, stuck in trees and in my case in a bag up a corner in the garage. Since the UK introduced a 5p charge for plastic carrier bags there…
By Carey Wedler Epidemic levels of opioid addiction and overdose in the United States have gained widespread attention, and Big Pharma has rightfully been implicated in the problem. But another health crisis is sweeping not just America, but the world — and drug companies’ role…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) In 2010, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issued a disingenuous apology to Guatemala after the prolific discovery that over a thousand Guatemalan people were given diseases and experimented on, by the same U.S. researchers who performed the infamous Tuskegee Syphilis…
By Brandon Turbeville Ever wonder who actually makes the BPA that lines plastic water bottles, and virtually every other consumable product packaging in the United States? While the list is undoubtedly longer, we know of at least three major companies that produce and sell the…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor More and more studies are showing why wheat products – at least in America – are terribly unhealthy whether you have a sensitivity to gluten or not. There are more components of wheat than gluten. Let’s think beyond gluten, which is made…
By Catherine J Frompovich PAN, the Pesticide Action Network International, issued a 96-page report dated October 2016 titled “GLYPHOSATE” that every person on the planet ought to be concerned about, especially if you are using it in agriculture and farming; as a homeowner on your…
