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Scientist from California Cannabis lab missing, mystery deepens

Note from Erin: So often my readers bring important topics, issues, and stories to my attention and the following story is an example of that. This note was just sent to me from a reader with the attached news article. Please read it and the following story, share on your wall, and if you have any information at all, please contact the authorities at 831-471-1121. (There have been a number of doctors and scientists who have died in the last couple of years. Nearly 100. You can read about them here.) “Hi Erin, There is a missing person in...

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Researchers: Hair dyes have a direct connection to breast cancer

Though dying their locks might seem like an absolute necessity for many women as they get older and the gray starts setting in, new research from Finland should give women everywhere pause, as it indicates that this apparently harmless beauty ritual could be linked to an elevated risk of breast cancer. RELATED STORY: Documentary Sheds Light on Toxic Household Products For her doctoral dissertation, researcher Sanna Heikkinen of the University of Helsinki and the Finnish Cancer Registry, examined self-reported information from 8,000 Finnish women with breast cancer and a further 20,000 controls. Heikkinen observed a 23 percent increase in...

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CBS: Assemblyman introduces bill that would automatically register all NY adults for organ donor registry

Assemblyman Pat Burke (D-Buffalo) of Buffalo, NY has introduced a bill that would “automatically register residents 18 and older as organ and tissue donors unless they choose to opt out of the registry.”1 (The state of New York currently has the third highest need for organ donors in the U.S. and the second lowest percentage of enrollment.) RELATED STORY: Australians will automatically have their organs donated after they die under a new proposal The proposed legislation would leave a space on driver’s license applications for people to opt out if they wished and would still allow 16- and 17-year-olds to register...

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FDA wants to lower amount of fluoride in bottled water, but scientists say it is still too high

Emma Fiala, TMU Waking Times Rather than combating the high levels of pesticides found in much of the food grown in the United States, the negative effects of factory farming, or the lack of clean water available to numerous communities across the country, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is proposing slightly lowering the standard for fluoride content in bottled water. Thankfully, scientists and environmental organizations alike are pushing back on the proposed changes, saying the new standard will still be too high for safe consumption. RELATED STORY: Kentucky lawmakers want to end mandatory fluoride in tap water....

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11 simple ways to start clean eating today

The term “clean eating” has become very popular in the health community. It’s a diet pattern that focuses on fresh, whole foods. This lifestyle can be easy and enjoyable as long as you follow a few general guidelines. RELATED STORY: Eating mistakes that could quietly steal your later years Here are 11 simple tips to start eating clean. What is clean eating? Clean eating doesn’t have anything to do with food being clean or dirty. It simply involves choosing minimally processed, real foods that provide maximal nutritional benefits. The idea is to consume foods that are as close to...

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