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Paul McCartney Sets the Record Straight on GMO Labeling

Paul McCartney Sets the Record Straight on GMO Labeling

Posted by | Dec 11, 2015 |

Paul McCartney Sets the Record Straight on GMO Labeling Former Beatles singer and musician extraordinaire Paul McCartney is globally known not just for his music but also for his work in animal rights. But what many people do not know is that he has long been active in the GMO Free movement as well, recently counting himself among one of the many celebrities who believe we should at least have the right to know what we’re eating, McCartney was quoted by the Right to Know Oregon campaign as being a supporter of labeling, through the following quote: “Back in...

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Breaking: TIME Magazine: Drinking Milk Linked to Parkinson’s Disease

Breaking: TIME Magazine: Drinking Milk Linked to Parkinson’s Disease

Posted by | Dec 10, 2015 |

Drinking Milk Linked to Parkinson’s Disease By Erin Elizabeth The new study found a connection between milk contaminants and an elevated risk of contracting Parkinson’s, which affects control of motor neurons in the brain(think Michael J Fox). It is becoming more prevalent every year, especially in western culture. The study, published in the journal Neurology, supports previous research that found a connection between dairy product consumption and increased risk of Parkinson’s. Robert Abbott, from Shiga University of Medical Science in Japan, and his team were able to extrapolate data from a study done in Hawaii in the 80’s. At...

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Shade-grown cacao? A delicious treat that’s good for the environment.

Shade-grown cacao? A delicious treat that’s good for the environment.

Posted by | Dec 10, 2015 | ,

Shade-grown cacao? A delicious treat that’s good for the environment. Ecuador, one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, is where cacao first saw its roots. Here, many small farmers totally dig growing cacao pods grow under the canopy of banana trees and other local plants, which gives those yummy beans more flavor by the time they get to you. It doesn’t come cheap, but it’s good for the environment, and that’s why these cocao farmers have turned to growing in the shade.  Some might call it permaculture. Speaking of culture, we’ve visited some of these farms and...

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The federal government admits that marijuana can shrink brain tumors

The federal government admits that marijuana can shrink brain tumors

Posted by | Dec 10, 2015 |

The National institute on Drug Abuse published a document, revised in April 2015,  acknowledging: Marijuana Can Shrink Brain Tumors “Recent animal studies have shown that marijuana can kill certain types of cancer cells and shrink others.  Evidence from one animal study suggests that extracts from whole-plant marijuana can shrink one of the most serious types of brain tumors” and that “these extracts, when used with radiation, increased cancer killing effects of the radiation.” This extremely bold admission from a federal agency, that marijuana had strong healing value and that it doesn’t belong on the banned, Schedule 1 narcotic list,...

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13 y/o entering hospice has a wish… to meet Taylor Swift #DelaneyMeetTaylor

13 y/o entering hospice has a wish… to meet Taylor Swift #DelaneyMeetTaylor

Posted by | Dec 10, 2015 | ,

13 y/o entering hospice has a wish I’m thankful I caught a post on my Facebook Page today from a woman asking me to share the hashtag #DelaneyMeetTaylor, about a 13 year old girl who has stage IV terminal cancer, and one wish: to meet country/pop star Taylor Swift. I was in Nashville this week for “The Truth About Cancer” Charity Gala, Dr. Burzynski was also in attendance, so I sent links to his site; Burzynski has been in the news too for his controversial, but often effective, methods at treating his cancer patients- especially children- many of whom are...

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