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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Consumer Products Made From Coal Ash, a Toxic Waste

Consumer Products Made From Coal Ash, a Toxic Waste

Posted by | Feb 2, 2017 | ,

Just two years ago, the EPA reclassified coal ash from post industrial use to post consumer use. Now, unless you know what that is, you might not have a problem with it. But, while the news didn’t make much of a headline, it should have us all concerned because according to Earth Justice, coal ash is “the toxic remains of coal burning in power plants, is full of chemicals that cause cancer, developmental disorders and reproductive problems. It poisons our water and kills fish and wildlife.” Back in 2010, the EPA Inspector General decided the agency needed to reconsider its...

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Watch ANOTHER Man with Severe Parkinson’s Take Cannabis Oil to Settle his Tremors

Watch ANOTHER Man with Severe Parkinson’s Take Cannabis Oil to Settle his Tremors

Posted by | Feb 2, 2017 |

(We shared another story you can read here who experienced the same peace thanks to cannabis.) Nearly cured, it seems. If you met Larry Smith after he had treated himself with cannabis, you wouldn’t know that he has suffered from intense Parkinson’s disease for nearly 20 years.  His symptoms have included severe dyskinesia (uncontrolled movements), loss of voice and tremors, though, with the treatment he becomes totally relaxed. A clip from the documentary Ride With Larry, about Smith and his extraordinary efforts to address his illness and raise awareness has gone viral across the net, showing the amazing change he experiences...

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Houseplants that Absorb Harmful Chemicals

Houseplants that Absorb Harmful Chemicals

Posted by | Feb 1, 2017 | ,

We are constantly bombarded by a barrage of potent chemicals in our homes. However, a study by chemistry professor Vadoud Niri and his team at State University of New York, Oswego, found that houseplants are able to absorb some of those chemical compounds. The compounds, found around the house in paint, furniture, printers, cleaning supplies and even dry-cleaned clothes, can and do have effects on our health. In fact, some plants are better at it than others! Crassula argentea (jade plant), for instance, is good at absorbing toluene (a toxic chemical emitted by cars and found in gasoline, kerosene, heating oil, paint,...

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For Some Knee Injuries Exercise Works Just as Well as Surgery, Study Finds

For Some Knee Injuries Exercise Works Just as Well as Surgery, Study Finds

Posted by | Feb 1, 2017 | ,

A recent study from researchers in Denmark and Norway has found that for middle-aged adults, diagnosed with a degenerative meniscal tear (common and caused by wear and tear of the knee joint), physical therapy might work as well as surgery and should be tried first. It seems that supervised exercise, say with a physical therapist, is just as effective as surgery and is less risky to the patient. It’s also far less expensive. The study was published in The BMJ. From the article: “An estimated two million people have arthroscopic knee surgery (also known as minimally-invasive or “keyhole” surgery)...

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How to Cook Rice With Coconut Oil to BURN More Fat and Absorb HALF the Calories

How to Cook Rice With Coconut Oil to BURN More Fat and Absorb HALF the Calories

Posted by | Feb 1, 2017 | , ,

The old saying “calories in, calories out” as the determining factor regarding weight loss may be an oversimplification of a more complex issue, but the hard facts show that we, as Americans, simply eat too much. According to the USDA, the average American eats 500 more calories per day than needed, while other experts suggest we eat 100% more food than we actually need. That is up 20% since 1970 alone, the equivalent of an extra steak sandwich per day. No wonder we are so overweight! At the National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world’s largest...

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