By Daisy Luther, Nutritional Anarchy The other day, I was cleaning out my freezer and something magical happened. Not only did I get a nice, organized freezer, but I realized what it really means to eat locally. When you eat locally, you know things about…
By Vaccine Liberation Army 110 Bills, 36 states (total list [document download]) Sample bills: Eliminates the personal belief exemption in California Eliminates the religious belief exemption to vaccination in Maryland Eliminates the religious belief exemption [do_widget id=text-16] Eliminates both the religious and philosophical belief exemptions…
Study in mice suggests changes might raise risk of bowel diseases and metabolic syndrome WEDNESDAY, Feb. 25, 2015 (HealthDay News) — A common ingredient in many processed foods might increase the risk of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and metabolic syndrome, a new study in mice…
Natural Blaze Cowed by the intense resistance, Pro-Golden Rice lobbyists refused the farmers’ challenge to debate [Editor’s note: Some background on the unfortunate situation in the Philippines – Gates partners like International Rice Research Institute have told the Filipinos they will not leave even after…
By Tess Pennington, Ready Nutrition From a sustainability standpoint, herbs are one of the easiest plants to produce. Many of the herbs we grow are perennials and will produce for many years. Drying herbs is a great way to save money and use for cooking…
By Heather Callaghan “Your health, now brought to you by Wall Street… – Hidden Story Behind Vaccines, Big Pharma and Your Food.” One man put hundreds of thousands of his own money into producing Bought. However, he has continued to allow viewers to watch online…
Natural Blaze A video [below] uploaded by Lincoln Horsley shows what is supposed to be the THC component of cannabis weakening cancer cells while leaving healthy cells intact. [do_widget id=text-16] Description: Since 1974 studies have shown that cannabis has anti-tumor effects. The results of the…
By Heather Callaghan Believe it or not, people have protested the mass medication of the public through drinking water all along. The fluoride in tap water – although touted as healthy and safe – is nothing more than the “legal” unregulated way for chemical companies…
A first study of its kind has found that GM maize transgenes have penetrated the informal seed supplies of smallholder farmers in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. The study screened for transgenes in external fields, home gardens and local household seed holdings in a village…
by Catherine J. Frompovich Just WHAT are the facts regarding measles? readers may be asking. Fact – There are 23 strains/genotypes of measles: “The WHO [World Health Organization] currently recognizes 8 clades, designated A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H. Within these clades…
Joshua Krause, Ready Nutrition Until about a year ago, I was undecided in regards to the dangers of vaccines. My gut told me they were probably bad, but it was difficult to take a stand on the issue. The reason why was simple enough. When…
Natural Blaze Sad movies are fattening People watching tearjerkers eat 28-55 percent more Sad movies are bad news for diets. A newly reported study from the Cornell Food and Brand Lab showed movie-goers watching tearjerkers ate between 28% and 55% more popcorn both in the…
Karen Foster, Prevent Disease Pineapple has been used for centuries to reduce pain and inflammation. It turns out that an enzyme found in pineapples called bromelain does, in fact, have scientifically proven medicinal benefits. Two molecules isolated from an extract of crushed pineapple stems have…
By Heather Callaghan Unfortunately, many Americans simply skim headlines. They might even share information based solely on headlines. And it’s almost like both the media and research communities know this when they choose a headline. Especially when they choose headlines that have a deliberately opposite…
by Catherine J. Frompovich A most important FDA file somehow was emailed to me and, as a consumer health researcher, retired healthcare professional, consumer health author/journalist/blogger, and certified paralegal, after reading it, I feel it is my moral duty to share it with all citizens…
By Odette Pollar In an economic downturn, people with jobs naturally feel cautious about complaining that they have too much work. If financial difficulties have led to layoffs at your job, you may find yourself picking up additional duties. With this in mind, what should…
By Center for Food Safety Millions of genetically engineered mosquitoes could soon be released into the Florida Keys — with unknown impacts on one of our most fragile ecosystems – unless we stop it! Oxitec, a British company, wants to use the Florida Keys as a…
Natural Blaze Why do we mass “medicate” with an industrial waste product again?? Is there something in your water – and how much are you paying for it with your health and wealth? [do_widget id=text-16] Writer, radio show host and activist Nick Brannigan brings this…
by Catherine J. Frompovich Health and Human Services has extended the comment period for The National Adult Immunization Plan (NAIP) that was published in the Federal Register on February 6, 2015, Volume 80, Number 25, pages 6721-6722, from March 9th to Monday, March 23rd, 2015….
Natural Blaze Who am I? New study links early family experiences, self-esteem with self-clarity Although some children emerge from cold and neglectful family environments as adults with high self-esteem, a new University at Buffalo study suggests these people may still be at a relative disadvantage…
