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Author: Erin Elizabeth

13-Year-Old Thrown in Jail for Burping in Class

13-Year-Old Thrown in Jail for Burping in Class

Posted by | Aug 4, 2016 |

(This story was just brought to our attention and while it’s not brand new,  it’s still relevant.) Albuquerque, NM — In Free America, burping in class is a serious crime. Need proof? Just look at the story of this 13-year-old from Albuquerque, New Mexico’s Cleveland Middle School. 13-Year-Old Thrown in Jail for Burping According to George Washington University law professor, Jonathan Turley, the boy was acting like a class clown, doing what many class clowns do: disrupting class. Because of his loud burps, his teacher, Margaret Mines-Hornbeck, reported the boy to Officer Arthur Acosta. The seventh grader was then taken to...

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German Retail Giant Bans Glyphosate From 350 Stores

German Retail Giant Bans Glyphosate From 350 Stores

Posted by | Aug 4, 2016 | , ,

After the World Health Organization labeled glyphosate to be “probably carcinogenic,” companies and countries around the world were forced to re-evaluate their own policies concerning the chemical concoction presently used in many herbicides. And now, even stores are taking action by banning glyphosate from their products. Toom Markt Bans Glyphosate As of September 30, 2015, German retail giant ‘toom Baumarkt DIY’, which belongs to the REWE Group, is removing any product that contains glyphosate from its 350 stores! And as of today, no such products can be re-ordered from their stores. How’s THAT for taking initiative?  In a press release (in German), the company told the world about its...

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Distinct Brain Benefits Gained by Exercise – Both Mental and Physical

Distinct Brain Benefits Gained by Exercise – Both Mental and Physical

Posted by | Aug 4, 2016 |

A recent study from the Center for Brain Health Research at The University of Texas, Dallas, found that exercise benefited the brain in the areas most often affected: memory and executive function (problem-solving and planning). Their results were published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. How the Brain Benefits from Exercising From the article: “For the study, 36 sedentary adults aged between 56 and 75 were randomly divided into two groups – One group did physical training while the other focused on cognitive training. The training took place over 12 weeks with three hours of training scheduled per week. Before, during and after...

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Statin scam exposed: Cholesterol drugs cause rapid aging, brain damage and diabetes

Statin scam exposed: Cholesterol drugs cause rapid aging, brain damage and diabetes

Posted by | Aug 4, 2016 |

Statins, the widely prescribed class of drugs said to lower “bad” cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart problems, has recently come under fire after a study revealed that they destroy human health more than they work to improve it. Sadly, many people take statin drugs, which are commonly known by brand names including Lipitor, Crestor and Zocor. Prescription drug spending in the U.S. shot up to about $374 billion in 2014, representing the highest level of spending since 2001. Statins undoubtedly made up a significant portion of this spending, and now consumers who take such drugs have much...

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5 Reasons to Avoid GMO Foods

5 Reasons to Avoid GMO Foods

Posted by | Aug 3, 2016 | , ,

Yes, yes- many people won’t agree with me here but many will, so we are going to proceed. GMO’s are everywhere and there have been plenty of studies showing that they aren’t safe. But in case you are just now catching up, here are five reasons why you should avoid GMOs: 1. GMOs are unhealthy. Many doctors urge their patients to stay away from GMO foods, citing animal studies which show organ damage, gastrointestinal and immune system disorders, accelerated aging, and infertility. And human studies show how GM food can leave material behind in our bodies, possibly causing long-term problems. For example,...

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