By Zyana Morris Taking antihistamines is the most common way to ward off seasonal allergies; however, there are certain foods that can help you alleviate the symptoms of a runny nose, sneezing, congestion and watery eyes. Some foods have anti-allergic properties mainly due to their…
By Catherine J. Frompovich The State of Maine Public Utility Commission recently received what it thinks is the ultimate verdict in the issue of electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) when the Maine Supreme Judicial Court agreed with the PUC that utility companies’ smart meters are safe and…
Yes, it is kind of fun when a part of your body “falls asleep,” and as much as those “pins and needles” hurt when it wakes up, you kind of enjoy their weird sensations too. If this happens only occasionally, you’re fine, but if you…
By Carey Wedler A new study claiming diet beverages may be more beneficial to weight loss than water was funded by Coke, Pepsi, and other soft drink conglomerates. The analysis, published in November in the International Journal of Obesity by a professor at the University of…
By Amanda Froelich The Mobile Good Food Market travels across Toronto selling affordable fresh food in neighborhoods, selected through consultation with local communities and analysis of access gaps. In the United States, about 23.5 million people live in “food deserts,” geographic areas where access to…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Causation with provocation—that is, a meningitis vaccination! It’s happened rather big time during the Northampton School for Boys in Northampton, England, on January 26, 2016. According to reporting by The Sun, this is part of what transpired: HORROR unfolded at a…
By Brandon Turbeville Although during her tenure in the White House as first lady Hillary enjoyed the benefit of 8 years of organic non-GMO food by virtue of her residency in the White House, 2016 candidate Clinton has been perhaps the most vocal proponent of…
By Heather Callaghan The new documentary by Truth in Media, led by reporter Ben Swann, might finally put to rest the question of whether or not vaccines are a contributing factor in causing autism in young children. More than that, the first installment, released on January 26,…
Overreliance on oil and commodities such as iron ore has long been a problem facing many of the world’s biggest import and exporters. It is either the importers being over reliant on external natural resources to survive, or the exporters relying on a never ending…
By Brandon Turbeville A new recommendation has been released by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, a government advisory group that is now recommending all adults be routinely screened for depression as part of their healthcare. The first part of the recommendation suggests that…
By Heather Callaghan The uncontained U.S. lab virus is being dubbed “Californian Flu” and is killing Ukraine soldiers The U.S. mainstream media has yet to report on a serious situation brewing in Ukraine that reads more like a Stephen King horror story. While the Western media are busy…
By Chris Veritas It’s a mystery how this writer has never written an article on health before, given that the past thirteen years have been fully dedicated to it! In 2002 I had surgery for a non-metastasizing tumor in the right chest. Although the surgery…
By Sandy Lunoe This is surely the most shameful act of all: While news of widespread lies and deceit in connection with promotion of HPV vaccines (Gardasil and Cervarix) is spreading rapidly across the world, a group of government officials and scientific and health professionals have…
By Cassius Methyl “Cavendish banana” is the primary species of banana that remains on Earth: a sterile, seedless banana you can commonly find at a grocery store in the United States. At least commercially and in the west it remains prevalent, while the old species of…
By Paul A. Philips Refined Sugar is close to zero nutrition value Because of the industrial processes involved in manufacturing, sugar has practically no nutrition value: The vitamins and enzymes have become denatured (lose their molecular shape) and thus fail to contribute to the body’s…
By Catherine J Frompovich I find it hard to imagine that a system this corrupt can be a good thing, or that It is worth the vast amount of money spent on it. Marcia Angell [1] Former editor, New England Journal of Medicine I have…
By Brandon Turbeville After several years of fighting both the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and the USDA, Mark Baker of Bakers Green Acres recently announced what seemed like to many, including Baker himself, to be a long struggle of financial hardship and personal stress…
By Brandon Turbeville Although 2015 seemed to have a non-stop barrage of pro-vaccine propaganda, January 2016 brings with it the annual winter fear-fest regarding the lack of vaccination and the “anti-vaccine movement.” One such example is a small article in the KATV Little Rock, Arkansas…
By Beyond Pesticides Aldi Süd, the German supermarket chain with stores in the U.S., has become the first major European retailer to ban pesticides toxic to bees, including the neonicotinoids imidacloprid, clothianidin and thiamethoxam, from fruits and vegetables produced for their stores. Aldi has requested…
By Amanda Froelich If something were to go wrong mid-flight, this plane’s cabin would detach and drift safely to the ground with the aid of parachutes. Are you afraid of flying? Perhaps in the near future, you won’t have a reason to be. If a…
