by Carey Wedler Recent news from the Government Accountability Project has revealed a disturbing portrait of how the USDA clears pork for consumer safety. Four whistleblowers (three anonymous, one named Joe Ferguson) made statements with signed affidavits disclosing what they have observed working at five pork…
Center for Food Safety (CFS) today released a detailed, 80 page scientific report, “Monarchs in Peril: Herbicide-Resistant Crops and the Decline of Monarch Butterflies in North America.” The comprehensive report reveals the severe impacts of herbicide-resistant genetically engineered (GE) crops on the monarch population, which…
In a new report published today, GeneWatch UK publishes evidence that genetically modified (GM) insect factories could spread antibiotic resistant bacteria into the environment, posing a risk to human health. Antibiotic resistance is recognised to be a major problem for human and animal health as…
by Catherine J. Frompovich What is immunity? n. exemption from penalties, payments, or legal requirements, granted by authorities or statutes. Generally there are three types of immunity at law: a) a promise not to prosecute for a crime in exchange for information or testimony in…
By Daisy Luther, Organic Prepper The economic climate has a lot of people scrambling to stock up on food right now. Add to an uncertain job market the food shortage caused by extreme weather conditions across the country, and we could be looking at a…
By John Vibes, True Activist After spending over a year in Iceland’s National Museum, the last McDonalds meal sold in the country will now be going on display at the Bus Hostel in Reykjavik. The world-famous fast food chain shut down its Iceland locations in…
by Catherine J. Frompovich For all those who, in euphemistic terms, “drink the cool aide,” there seems to be an indication that either they truly believe what’s perpetrated upon them as pharmaceutical medical science or they are downright lost in fear and ignorance. That assessment…
By Dr. Scott Graves Recently, a rise in measles has been reported that is linked to exposure at Disneyland and the unvaccinated. What are we sensibly to do with this? Some have taken to the Internet and have gotten super angry and/or afraid! What about…
By Brandon Turbeville On February 3rd 2015, Hillary Clinton took to social media to blast “anti-vaxxers” and those who she obviously views as science-deniers. Clinton’s tweet aimed at those who question the safety or effectiveness of vaccines came on the heels of President Barack Obama’s…
by Catherine J. Frompovich The recent outbreak of measles in California has gotten a lot of uninformed people’s britches twisted very badly, it seems. They are reacting more like some wild animals that apparently have gotten into locoweed. According to the article “Blaming Anti-vax Parents…
Government officials are playing health politics with the recent measles outbreak. In a nation of 320 million people we must ask, do 67 cases really warrant this news coverage? Clearly the outbreak is being used to advance a ‘pro-vaccine’ agenda. Yet, there is another side…
by Sheleana Aiyana, Young and Raw Ingredients: 1-2 cups water (room temp or hot water are both fine based on preference) 1 lemon, juiced and sliced 1 tsp. apple cider vinegar 1 tsp. aloe vera 1 tsp. honey is optional for sweetener and antibacterial properties…
Not all “carbs” are “bad.” Sometimes it’s just the way they are processed. For instance, potatoes pack a great protein and mineral punch. But some people are reducing or replacing their consumption of starchy foods like grains, flours, rice and potatoes either to avoid glycemic…
by Gaye Levy When it comes to stockpiling survival preps, two items are always near the top my list: food and land to grow food. Those, in my opinion, are the two most valuable commodities to have if the world and society goes to heck. …
Arny Bustamante, Prevent Disease Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lungs, usually due to an infection, caused by a virus or bacteria. It kills millions every year and is a very common cause of death in the elderly. However, a greater percentage of young healthy adults…
By Common Sense Home Do you love the taste and health benefits of blueberries? Would you like a fruit crop that will produce well in a short amount of time and doesn’t require a lot of space (and can even be grown in a container)?…
By Christine M. Dionese, NaturalHealth365 Many of my patients grew up thinking butter was a ‘poor’ food choice. So, they’re often happily surprised to learn about the health-enhancing superfood ghee, or clarified butter oil. Abundant in vitamins and essential fatty acids, ghee has been shown…
by Christina England According to recent reports, the FDA has approved yet another HPV vaccine, despite documented safety issues and the new vaccine containing an exceptionally high level of aluminum, a known neurotoxin. Until now, only two vaccines have been manufactured to protect men and…
Groups from around the world [1] have joined together to denounce the US government for allowing the first genetically modified tree, a loblolly pine, to be legalized with no government or public oversight, with no assessment of their risks to the public or the environment, and…
by Daisy Luther As if Froot Loops weren’t already a poor enough choice, with their sugar, dyes, and artificial flavors, (and no “froot” anywhere in sight) now, independent testing has shown that those ingredients aren’t the worst thing that Kellogg’s is serving up. The cereal…
