By Casius Kamarampi These are the words of American parents, convinced by the medical establishment that amphetamine is safe for three-year-old children. They share stories of dosing their toddlers with amphetamine (Adderall), wondering why their child is experiencing strange symptoms. Not one of the parents…
By Brianna Blaschke Walmart faces another lawsuit loss, awarding $224 million to employees that were forced to work through lunch breaks. Walmart made headlines with another scandal this past week after losing its appeal of a $224 million judgement to Pennsylvania employees that had been forced by…
By Benedikt Just For more than 60 years now, it has been proven that the established theory of heart attacks on which all current treatments are based is obsolete and needs a severe upgrade. Since the 1950s, the Italian pathologist Giorgio Baroldi studied the vessel…
By Christina Sarich Business as usual at the United Nations includes plans to subvert fertility and increase mortality… The United Nations has been planning a depopulation agenda for decades according to many ‘conspirators’, but few have been able to describe so clearly, just what that plan…
By John Vibes A non-profit organization called “Roots Up” has designed a greenhouse that collects moisture from the air, which then is used to water the plants. This new design can help farmers in areas where the lack of proper temperature and rainfall make it…
By Mae Chan Levels of selenium, a mineral essential for good health, are so low in soil that it’s affecting the food chain, diets and, ultimately, the risk of disease. Low selenium levels may lead to a higher risk of cancer, a study has concluded….
Study shows much higher than expected recurrence rates, particularly among those most recently treated for hepatocellular carcinoma April 14, 2016, Geneva, Switzerland: A new study fast-tracked for publication today in the Journal of Hepatology has shown that patients with a prior history of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)…
By Claire Bernish Recently, scientists scanned the brains of volunteers who’d taken LSD — and the results were nothing less than amazing. Instead of taking doses of the drug orally as is ordinarily done, the volunteers agreed to have 75 micrograms of LSD injected. The…
By Steven Maxwell Do you water your vegetable garden with recycled city water? If so, you may be eating pharmaceutical contaminants that accumulate in your food. A recent study by the American Chemical Society published by Chemistry and Engineering News shows that “eating vegetables grown…
By Brandon Turbeville No one can accuse James Hinton of being unclear on his stance regarding GMOs and GMO legislation. The Napa County Board of Supervisors, District 2 candidate has staunchly opposed GMOs since day one of his candidacy and has even made the issue…
Mother’s Day will soon be upon us; this year it falls on May 8th. Get a jumpstart on your Mother’s Day gifts with this charming green gift guide sure to find you wonderful items to give to that special woman in your life. Charm your…
By Maggie Martin With the proliferation of corporate-funded science, it’s no wonder that genetic seed monopolies like Monsanto, DuPont, Bayer and BASF are caught again and again funding research to ostensibly solve the problem of global bee decline. Coincidentally, those funded initiatives often point to…
By Heather Callaghan Today on TODAY, actor Robert De Niro shared his candid thoughts on the movie Vaxxed, which was pulled from this year’s Tribeca film festival. The festival was founded by he and Jane Rosenthal after the events of September 11th. De Niro is…
The moment you receive a cancer diagnosis, your doctor will probably go through a list of your treatment options and what he or she will do in your particular case. Many people have similar conversations with family, friends, and co-workers about the future and what…
By TED, Natural Blaze Designer Suzanne Lee shares her experiments in growing a kombucha-based material that can be used like fabric or vegetable leather to make clothing. Kombucha is a probiotic, fermented drink made from black tea and sugar. Kombucha is good for parasites and…
By Nick Bernabe A genius yet very simple way to produce healthy, bacteria-free water. Italian designer Gabriele Diamanti (@GabDiamanti) has invented Eliodomestico, an eco-distiller running on solar power, to provide safe drinking-water for people in developing countries: a very simple way to produce healthy, bacteria-free…
By Derrick Broze Scotts Miracle-Gro Co. has announced that they will eliminate the use of a class of insecticides which have been linked to negative effects on pollinator populations, including bees and butterflies. After reviewing possible threats to honey bees, Scotts Miracle-Gro Co. has decided…
Diagnosis: cancer. Dizzying amounts of opinions, information, appointments, and the heartbreaking discussions with friends and family. It’s difficult enough to swallow the diagnosis, but what do you do when it comes time to decide on appropriate treatment options? There’s an overwhelming number of decisions a…
By Dr. Smith Being diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme, a type of brain tumor, is considered a death sentence by modern medicine. Despite a decades-long war on cancer, and the “most advanced” treatments known to 21st century oncologists, people who develop this aggressive, fast-growing cancer are…
By Heather Callaghan Would you be willing to give up a part of your brain function every time you need to get rid of a headache? It turns out, acetaminophen tablets create a brain debt, and a life debt at that. Last year, an eye-opening study…
