By Amanda Froelich The whales’ deaths are symbolic of humanity’s shocking disregard for marine life. In January, 29 sperm whales were found stranded on shores around the North Sea, an area that is too shallow for the marine wildlife. Only recently were details of the…
Chemical exposure could lead to obesity, UGA study finds Athens, Ga. – Exposure to chemicals found in everyday products could affect the amount of fat stored in the body, according to a study by University of Georgia researchers. Phthalates are chemicals found in everything from…
By Heather Callaghan Is there someone in your life who could use a beam of unconditional love right now? You may want to think on that person while you watch this compelling speech about what it means to love… Or perhaps the person in need…
By iHealthTube.com If you have bemoaned the fact that you haven’t done a stone-unleashing liver cleanse – fret not. It may not be the right option for you. Dr. Erin Lommen discusses detoxification and liver cleanses. She says you shouldn’t jump right into one using one…
By Ariana Marisol Due to its nutritious content, and good taste, quinoa has become a common household food in the United States. Learn how to grow your own quinoa and never purchase it again. Quinoa seeds are very high in protein and have the ability…
By Daily Superfood Love I’m at “that age.” Many women of my generation are now reaching that place where we need to do a little more just to maintain. I’m not talking about trying to get your twenty-something body back. Being healthy at every age…
By Catherine J Frompovich Lead, mercury, and aluminum scientifically are known neurotoxins! Lead is condemned by science and medicine; whereas ethylmercury and aluminum are promoted and used in medicine with apparent recklessness. Science has been prostituted when it comes to mercury and aluminum in vaccines. Flint,…
By AnonWatcher If you want to go organic, go to Costco’s. It seems that Costco can’t get enough organic fruit and vegetables to supply its customers; and is now bypassing its competitor Whole Foods with a whopping $4 billion in its annual organic sales. In…
By Christina Sarich How often do scientists smugly quote the latest research on a topic only later to be made the fool by insider revelations that published research in peer-reviewed journals is abjectly false? This happens so frequently now, that it has become clear: Science is broken,…
By Amanda Froelich Gracious acts of kindness without expecting anything in return resulted in the miraculous recovery of this man’s stomach cancer. Brice Royer, best-known for creating the Gift Economy Facebook page, wholeheartedly believes that “the more you give, the richer you are.” He didn’t always…
By Rose Bouboushian (CN) — Federal regulators undermined the integrity of food standards by appointing unqualified individuals to decide what is “organic,” farmers claim in a federal complaint. The Cornucopia Institute, an agriculture education public interest group of thousands of organic farmers and consumers, and…
By Natural Blaze Rat race. Deadlines. The Jones’. It’s easy to forget that you are made from cosmic dust – that no scientist has traveled into the innermost recesses of your atoms, mind or soul. Following, we’ll share some of the best walking tall quotes…
A dazzling international city, Toronto, Ontario is famous within its own borders for being one of Canada’s top destinations for culinary greatness. Yes, Toronto, with its massive population of new Canadians and their delectable cuisines, does score well when it comes to standard restaurants, but…
Montreal, Quebec is a city known for being an eaters dream. From the various types of cuisines, to award winning restaurants, Montreal can comfortably flex its foodie muscles and feel a sense of pride. But, what about those who don’t eat meat or dairy? While…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) Daughter of two American Eugenics Society directors, with a Carnegie Corporation President father, departing FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg seemed to inherit her position. (Source) To keep pharmaceutical drugs regulated to a minimum, ensure that children as young as three can…
By Karen Foster Intestinal bacteria play a key role in causing and preventing many diseases. Some experts suggest specific bacteria can prevent all disease known. A new study has once again suggested they could also reduce cancer risk. There are over 400 species of bacteria…
By Steven Maxwell This week Pennsylvania and Ohio announced plans to legalize medical marijuana, which will make them the 24th and 25th states to officially recognize its medicinal value. Because marijuana is successfully helping so many people cope with a host of ailments with few side…
By Jon Rappoport The roof is beginning to cave in on the vaccine empire. Now, in the wake of the unsuccessful attempt to censor the film Vaxxed (trailer), we have Bob Wright, the former CEO of media giant, NBC Universal, authoring a new book, “The…
By Amanda Froelich Technology addiction is the new smoking, says this artist. Slavomier is a web and user designer who used his skills to craft an anti-social media campaign that exposes some ugly truths about society’s addiction to technology. The artist speculates that in 50…
Op-Ed by Brian Berletic Mentioning genetically modified organisms (GMO) causes most people to recoil, and reasonably so. Corporations primarily involved in producing and marketing GMOs have used a variety of unscrupulous business practices to target regulators, consumers, the media, and the general public at large…
