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[…]but have diets rich in fats, putting them at risk of developing cardiovascular disease, insulin resistance and abdominal obesity,” Ferreira explained. For the study, the team conducted an experiment with 50 mice, treating them with flavanones found in oranges, limes and lemons, or a high-fat diet. They focused on flavanones such as hesperidin, eriocitrin and eriodictyol. For a month, researchers gave groups either a standard diet, a high-fat diet, a high-fat diet plus hesperidin, a high-fat diet plus eriocitrin or a high-fat diet plus eriodictyol. The group who consumed high-fat diet without the flavanones showed increase in the levels of […]
[…]a Berlin bike autobahn plan- linking the city center with the southwest area- is also facing resistance, many see that this idea has real potential. The idea nonetheless has real potential for medium-length journeys, pushing the limits of frequent daily bike use out from the (now well-provided-for) inner city into the suburbs and wider regions. Munich isalready planning a network like this one, which will stretch from the historic center out along 14 protected two-lane paths through the suburbs into the surrounding lake land. Germany’s fourth city, Cologne, has a smaller plan for a similar bike highway out into its western exurbs. […]
[…]into the mat as much as possible, press your feet into hands while pulling down on feet, creating resistance. Breathe deeply and hold for at least 30 seconds. 3. Butterfly Pose Sit tall on your mat with your knees bent, and hands by your side on the mat. Bring the soles of your feet together and allow the knees to open out to the side. Use your leg muscles to open the knees and bring them closer to the floor. You should feel the stretch in the inner thighs. To deepen the stretch, you can pull the feet closer in […]
[…]of hydrogen that is hard to separate. It is considered to be nearly harmless. Tepco also faces resistance from fishermen, after the utility company admitted last year that the water in its tanks still included contaminants beside tritium. Senior nuclear specialist with Greenpeace Germany, Shaun Burnie,said in an email: “The government must commit to the only environmentally acceptable option for managing this water crisis which is long term storage and processing to remove radioactivity, including tritium.”1 We will keep you updated on this unfortunate […]
[…]slow down. The researchers concluded that the increase of fatty acids resulted in greater insulin resistance. When you pair that with a slowed metabolism, you gain weight. Lots. 2. Alzheimer’s A 2013 study from Johns Hopkins University found: too little sleep can cause Alzheimer’s and an ongoing lack of sleep can hasten the progression of the disease Researchers found that those who experienced poor sleep each night had a greater amount of beta-amyloid buildup (a known marker of the disease) in their brains on PET scan. This led researchers to surmise that sleep was imperative to rid the body of “cerebral waste,” which can […]
[…]And its nontoxic pesticide “has been proven to be effective in providing crops with natural resistance to disease and insects.”4 RELATED STORY: ABC: Monsanto ordered to pay $289 million in damages to man who gets terminal cancer from Monsanto’s Roundup, his lawyer RFK Jr thrilled! But this isn’t Salley’s first foray into green businesses; he’s also a known cannabis reform advocate who took an ownership position (last year) in GreenSpace Labs, a biotech company “that provides testing services, lab supplies, and software to medical cannabis patients and growers.”5 View this post on Instagram @johnsalley joins the PureCrop1 team! […]
[…](we need insulin to live). Rather, it’s the insulin that remains at elevated (insulin resistance) levels which can promote the growth of tumors directly and indirectly. (And because elevated insulin directs our bodies to store fat, it can also be linked to the various ways the fat tissue itself is thought to contribute to cancer.) So, it seems the problem isn’t just eating too much but WHAT we are eating. Easily digestible carbohydrates in general, and sugar, in particular, can cause insulin levels to rise to abnormally high levels and remain elevated and THAT can promote the growth of tumors directly and indirectly. […]
[…]and do the same for the other ankle. You can repeat this exercise twice a day for optimal results. Resistance Band All of the smaller muscles in our feet are essential in helping maintain balance; this exercise is a fantastic way to ensure these muscles remain robust enough to keep you walking without any pain. You will need one exercise band for this exercise. Sitting on the floor, straighten your legs out in front of you. Next, wrap an exercise band around a sturdy chair or bedpost, and then place the other side of the band on the top of […]
[…]approach to prevent metastasis focuses on strengthening the tissues thereby increasing their resistance to being degraded. Nutrients that are important for promoting the integrity of tissues in the midst of high levels of MMP-2 and MMP-9 are Vitamin C, Zinc, Magnesium, flavonoids, and procyanidins. Angiogenesis: Forming New Blood Vessels Before cancer cells from a tumor can migrate into the bloodstream and spread throughout the body, they must first leave the confines of the tumor. While the MMP enzymes degrade the surrounding tissue and increase its permeability, the tumor begins to form unique blood vessels that serve two major functions. First, […]
[…]Experimental and Molecular Pathology, 83, 84-92. 29. Serup, J. (2017). Tattoo Infections, Personal Resistance, and Contagious Exposure through Tattooing. Current Problems in Dermatology, 52, 30-41. doi: 10.1159/000450777. 30. Bonadonna, L. (2015). Survey of studies on microbial contamination of marketed tattoo inks. Current Problems in Dermatology, 48, 190-195. doi: 10.1159/000369226. 31. Høgsberg, T. et al. (2013). Microbial status and product labelling of 58 original tattoo inks. Journal of the European Dermatology and Venereology, 27(1), 73-80. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-3083.2011.04359.x. 32. Ortiz, A.E., & Alster, T.S. (2012). Rising concern over cosmetic tattoos. Dermatologic Surgery, 38(3), 424-429. 33. Skocaj, M. et al. (2011). Titanium dioxide […]
[…]and potential other prosecutions. But even before the deal was announced, it was facing resistance from state attorneys general, Democratic members of Congress and advocates who wrote Attorney General William Barr asking him not to make the bargain with the company and the family. They said it does not hold them properly accountable and they raised concerns about some of the details. RELATED STORY: Purdue Pharma reaches tentative settlement in federal opioids lawsuit and some state litigation “Millions of American families impacted by the opioid epidemic are looking to you and your Department for justice. Justice for the sleepless nights […]
[…]Reviews, researchers uncovered evidence that processed foods weaken the intestine’s resistance to bacteria, toxins and other hostile nutritional and not nutritional elements. This increases the risk of autoimmune diseases. “In recent decades there has been a decrease in incidence of infectious diseases, but at the same time there has been an increase in the incidence of allergic diseases, cancer and autoimmune diseases. Since the weight of genetic changes is insignificant in such a short period, the scientific community is searching for the causes at the environmental level.” — study co-author Aaron Lerner, MD Here are the 7 food additives that trigger damage in the tight junctions […]
[…]who secreted higher levels of insulin in response to carbohydrate intake, a barometer for insulin resistance, did not necessarily do better on the low-carb diet a “high-quality diet” produced substantial weight loss and the percentage of calories from fat or carbs did not matter While it’s true that very often “dieters” regain what they lose, according to Dr. Gardner the people who lost the most weight reported that the study had “changed their relationship with food.” He stressed that it’s not that calories don’t matter but, rather, once you train your mind and body to want foods that are nutritious, […]
[…]that adoption of genetically modified-varieties, including those with herbicide tolerance, insect resistance, or stacked traits, accounted for 94 percent of the nation’s cotton acreage. The graph below from the U.S. Department of Agriculture indicates an upward trend on the country’s adoption of genetically modified soybean, corn, and cotton. Monsanto maintains the safety of their product, citing its approval from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which “classified the carcinogenicity potential of glyphosate as Category E: ‘evidence of non-carcinogenicity for humans.’” Monsanto is also demanding a retraction of the World Health Organization’s classification of glyphosate as a possible carcinogen. This is not the first time […]
[…]in certain areas of the school.” – Rodney Palmer Do children have a particularly low resistance to wireless radiation? According to Rodney Palmer, many school-aged children report a negative reaction from exposure to Wifi since its introduction to public schools. These children cite headaches, irregular heart rate, and blackouts as potential reactions to the technology. “Anyone could make the argument that you could safely spray any amount of pesticide on any person for any amount of time, although that once thought to be okay, and that’s the current government thinking with microwave radiation.” – Rodney Palmer If you’re an adult […]
[…]is currently conducting tests in Miami to see if mosquitoes in the area have developed insecticide resistance. Florida had been using two products in the pyrethroid class of insecticides. In its aerial campaign, the state will use a chemical called Naled that has been approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, according to Joseph Conlon, a spokesman for the American Mosquito Control Association.” Interestingly, the CDC wanted to spray in Puerto Rico as well but their altruistic “recommendation” was met with protests from concerned residents who are worried about the potential impact on health, bees, agriculture, and their environment. An […]
[…](liquid soaps) and triclocarban (bar soaps) — could pose health risks, such as bacterial resistance or hormonal effects,” according to a statement released by the FDA. We use tea tree oil sparingly and no antibacterial soaps nor anything from these brands which many experts say aren’t great for the environment, animals (experimentation) or adults and kids. ~ FDA Proposes Ban On Antibacterial Soaps […]
[…]carbs with unsaturated fats has been shown to lower blood sugar levels and improve insulin resistance and levels of HbA1c, a marker for long-term blood sugar control. In one study, participants who consumed a breakfast with added almond oil had lower blood sugar, both after the meal and throughout the day, compared to participants who did not eat almond oil. What’s more, the participants who consumed almond oil felt fuller after their meal, leading them to consume less throughout the day. Almond Oil May Help with Weight Loss A diet rich in healthy fats may help you lose weight. Many people […]
[…]sugar for energy rather than oxygen. In the laboratory this drug/vitamin combo overcame treatment resistance as well. Researchers were initially investigating fenbendazole because it was interfering with anti-tumor studies with other drugs. Given that pinworms are a common problem in laboratories where mice are employed in pre-clinical testing of anti-cancer drugs, use of fenbendazole to clear these animals of parasites is standard practice. Unexpectedly, fenbendazole halted the growth of implanted human lymphoma cells in rodents. Whereas implanted tumors take hold and grow 80-100% of the time, in this experiment none of the implanted tumors grew among 40 animals over a 30-day […]
[…]these aims will come to fruition as multiple types of GM crops in the U.S. have faced stiff resistance from “superbugs” and weeds that have spring up in opposition to them in the field. The rice has not been approved for mass cultivation yet, however, has been approved by the U.S. FDA in an email to Lin Yongjun, a professor at Huazhong Agricultural University, a developer of the rice. The FDA reportedly approved the rice based on the safety and nutritional assessment conducted by the university itself. Still, online commenters have not been kind to the news in China. RELATED […]
[…]the feedback loop between the brain and the adrenals is fried, so there is miscommunication and resistance about when and how to release stress hormones. (read more about the HPA axis here). Adrenal fatigue starts isn’t the fault of the adrenals per se; it’s a dysfunction between the brain and adrenal glands. Your adrenals are 2 small glands that sit atop your kidneys and produce cortisol and sex hormones. In many ways the HPA axis and the adrenals are the command and control center for your body, and they help you manage your stress levels, hormone levels, thyroid function, sleep, […]
[…]polish remover, nail polish, top coat, base coat, and hand lotion. Sure, sometimes I meet some resistance, but it’s a small price to pay to get the chemicals out. You can check out the Environmental Working Group’s Skin Deep project and Campaign for Safe Cosmetics for some safe nail products. Efforts to get nail salons to follow safer practices has not been very successful. In California, for example, an attempt to ban dibutyl phthalate from cosmetics sold or made in the state was eventually shot down because of lobbying by the cosmetics companies. A much-watered down bill passed that requires […]
[…]Simplot says their GM potatoes have been spliced with only potato genes and that “the resistance to late blight comes from an Argentine variety of potato that naturally produced a defense.”The potatoes also have “reduced bruising and black spots, enhanced storage capacity and a lower amount of a chemical that’s a potential carcinogen and is created when potatoes are cooked at high temperatures.” RELATED ARTICLE: Why Have 45 Prominent Health Experts Revolted Against This New Film? The potatoes are currently available for purchase in 40 states and 4,000 supermarkets. So, be on the lookout. Or better yet, just buy […]
(Editor’s note: I grew up minutes from this school in Indiana. I can’t imagine how concerned these parents and children must be following this unfortunate incident.) More than a dozen Indiana students were sent to the hospital after being given the wrong shot at Lawrence Township school on Monday. The school district said sixteen students were undergoing a TB screening at McKenzie Center for Innovation and Technology when medical staff from Community Health Network gave them a shot of insulin instead. RELATED STORY: 25 of the most shocking medical mistakes, and how you can protect yourself According to the school […]
[…]chronic kidney disease, asthma, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), immunization resistance in children, early menopause, and colon ulcers.”3 For much of the 20th century, PFAS chemicals were used by the chemical industry (companies like 3M and DuPont as well as firefighting foam and military bases) and not disposed of properly- hence the groundwater contamination we’ve recently seen in Michigan. While PFAS chemicals have been phased out by some companies, they are still found in products like stain-resistant carpets and fabrics, food packaging, raincoats, and even some cosmetics. There’s a good chance that even household dust might, therefore, have elevated concentrations of the chemicals.) So […]
[…]lipid levels in the blood, liver, and feces, and blood insulin levels as an indication of insulin resistance in animals with diet-induced obesity who did or did not receive supplementation with dietary yerba mate. “Obesity and diabetes have become problems that can’t be managed by pharmaceuticals alone. This study suggests a safe alternative to managing weight and reducing blood lipids and glucose,” says Journal of Medicinal Food Editor-in-Chief Sampath Parthasarathy, MBA, PhD, Florida Hospital Chair in Cardiovascular Sciences and Interim Associate Dean, College of Medicine, University of Central Florida. *Article originally appeared at Prevent […]
[…]products containing thiamethoxam, essential for controlling destructive pests, managing resistance, and supporting integrated pest management.”1 RELATED: Battered Bees and the Threat to Our Food Farmers will still have access to other neonic-based pesticides for now, but, according to Kimbrell: “This entire class of active ingredient soon will be up for re-registration [under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act] by 2022. These first 12 were just an interim step.”1 Environmental groups, thankfully, are pressuring the EPA for a full ban on ALL neonics use outdoors in the coming years, based on related endangered species concerns. In fact, the European Union […]
Did you know that infusing cannabis into wine has been practiced for thousands of years? Early records from the Han Dynasty in China point to the ganja and grape combo being used to knock out patients before surgery. In the United States, cannabis-infused wine was quietly developed in the 80s, in California, where “pot wine” was something wine makers would ferment and share with friends or at private gatherings. It was generally made with rosé wines, in unlabeled bottles, and quite expensive and the war on drugs made it a risky business. As marijuana laws are changing and make it more accessible, wine drinkers in states like California are increasingly […]
[…]even more toxic to soybeans, the crop it was designed to protect, that haven’t been modified for resistance. (That reminds me of Gardasil, it’s supposed to protect against cancer but has caused it in many women.) It’s been estimated by a University of Missouri researcher that more than 3.1 million acres of soybeans have been damaged by dicamba, in at least 16 states (some of which are major producers). So, how exactly was a system this dangerous, approved for use? “Critics say that the approval process proceeded without adequate data and under enormous pressure from state agriculture departments, industry […]
[…]Melatonin treatment reduced body weight gain, visceral adiposity, blood triglycerides and insulin resistance in a model of high-calorie diet-induced metabolic syndrome.16 Likewise, a single daily administration of melatonin decreased visceral fat in middle-aged mice,17 and after melatonin treatment aged rats showed weight reduction, preceded by an increase in insulin signalling in the central nervous system (CNS) and peripheral tissues.18 In addition, melatonin might have a direct anorexigenic action regulating hypothalamic pro-opiomelanocortin (POMC) gene expression.19 In ageing animals, melatonin and moderate exercise training induced a reduction in food intake associated with a reduction in body weight and amount of visceral adipose […]
[…]of pushing GM mosquitoes on locals in the Key West area, was met with a lot of controversy and resistance (the target neighborhood rejected their release so the company has to look for a new target area in the region) officials in Texas didn’t learn anything, “Houston-area officials are in negotiations to potentially release the mosquitoes in Harris County, the third most populous county in the U.S., which could make the area the first to release GMO mosquitoes in the United States.” But before they can do this, they need an environmental assessment, which could take years to complete. […]
[…]over 300 million people worldwide. It is characterized by high blood sugar levels and insulin resistance. A study in diabetic rats found that kombucha slowed down the digestion of carbs, which reduced blood sugar levels. It also improved liver and kidney function. RELATED STORY: How probiotics and fiber helps combat malnutrition Kombucha made from green tea is likely to be even more beneficial, as green tea itself has been shown to reduce blood sugar levels. In fact, a review study of almost 300,000 individuals found that green tea drinkers had an 18% lower risk of becoming diabetic. Further human studies are […]
[…]As health agencies have noted, since the rollout of Truvada, this is the first incident of drug resistance-failure out of the tens of thousands of people who are using PrEP to manage their sexual health. PrEP is, on the whole, working.” Doctors and researchers are encouraging calm- not fear. We must continue to educate at risk populations and remind them that Truvada isn’t magic; it’s part of a system of protection that also includes condoms and regular health screenings. Stay safe everyone. Source: The Verge and […]
[…]free study The primary role of cancer stem cells in contributing to cancer malignancy as well as resistance to conventional treatment is addressed in the study. Whereas traditional cancer research methods focus on a treatment’s ability to reduce tumor volume (or the number of cells in a cancer cell culture), the cancer stem cell theory acknowledges that treatments have highly differential effects on the different cell types that comprise the tumor; namely, whereas the relatively benign daughter cells of a tumor may die when exposed to chemotherapy, the relatively chemotherapy-resistant cancer stem cell population (so-called “mother” cells) can actually increase […]
[…]evidence that exposure to industrial toxins alone induces weight gain and insulin resistance, and, therefore, may be an underappreciated cause of obesity and diabetes. Consider what’s happening to our infants: Obesity in a six-month-old is obviously not related to diet or lack of exercise. They’re now exposed to hundreds of chemicals from their moms, straight through the umbilical cord, some of which may be obesogenic (that is, obesity-generating). RELATED ARTICLE: Alzheimer’s: Type 3 Diabetes? The millions of pounds of chemicals and heavy metals released every year into our environment should make us all stop and think about how we live and […]
[…]paid consultant to the tobacco industry, but also because he was himself a smoker. “Part of his resistance to seeing the association may have been rooted in his own fondness for smoking,” which makes me wonder about some of the foods many modern-day nutrition researchers may be fond of as well. RELATED STORY: Obesity responsible for 40 percent of diagnosed cancers A famous paper in the British Medical Journal titled, “Parachute use to prevent death and major trauma related to gravitational challenge: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials,” lampooned this insistence on randomized controlled trials as the only legitimate evidence. Not surprisingly, they […]
[…]forward thinking company is continuing their efforts to change state law but they face strong resistance from powerful dealership lobbies across the country (is anyone else tired of lobbyists?). What Telsa tried to argue in Missouri was that it could issue a franchise agreement to itself, thereby satisfying the local legal requirements. However, Judge Green said that the law requires the franchisee be a wholly separate entity. We wish them luck. I should be able to buy a car wherever I want, from whomever I want. This law does nothing more than protect the big guys from competition. What are they […]
[…]vitamins, minerals and plant compounds. Eating grapefruit can aid weight loss and reduce insulin resistance (40). Furthermore, eating grapefruit may help prevent kidney stones, lower cholesterol levels and protect against colon cancer (41, 42, 43). Bottom Line: Grapefruit contains various vitamins, minerals and plant compounds. It may help with weight loss and provide numerous health benefits. 10. Apples Apples are a popular fruit with a sweet flavor and distinctive crunch. They are available in many colors, sizes and flavors, but generally contain about 13–15% carbs. Apples contain many vitamins and minerals, but usually only in small amounts. However, they are […]
[…]meals. Importantly, these effects appear to occur in both healthy people and those with insulin resistance. In one study of healthy women, consuming 5 ounces (150 grams) of puréed strawberries or mixed berries with bread led to a 24–26% reduction in insulin levels, compared to consuming the bread alone. Moreover, in a six-week study, obese, insulin-resistant people who consumed a blueberry smoothie twice per day experienced greater improvements in insulin sensitivity than the group who consumed smoothies without berries. Bottom Line: Berries may improve blood sugar and insulin response when consumed with high-carb foods or when included in smoothies. 3. […]
[…]as, despite removal of the maximum dietary fat intake restriction from guidelines, a major resistance against saturated fats remains. Setting aside the issue of whether or not saturated fats should be restricted at all, given the abundance of contrary evidence in the medical literature, the Edinburgh Medical School researcher reported that such guidelines do not distinguish between different types of saturated fats. Saturated fats can be found in animal products, such as butter, as well as plant sources, such as coconuts and date palms. The rise in high density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-c) with coconut oil consumption is certainly a compelling finding. Results from a […]
[…]difficulty getting pregnant. 5. Sleep Issues Sleep deprivation has been found to lead to insulin resistance and weight gain in dozens of studies. In addition, while overeating may cause sleeping difficulty, it appears that strict dieting can lead to sleep problems as well. Animal and human research has shown that starvation-level calorie restriction leads to sleep interruptions and a reduction in slow-wave sleep, also known as deep sleep. In one study of 381 college students, restrictive diets and other eating problems were linked to poor sleep quality and low mood. In another small study of 10 young women, four weeks […]
[…]P, McAllister S, Soroceanu L (2015) Reactive oxygen species-mediated therapeu- tic response and resistance in glioblastoma. Cell Death Dis 6:e1601 4 Nabissi M, Morelli MB, Amantini C, Liberati S, Santoni M, Ricci-Vitiani L, Pallini R, Santoni G. Cannabidiol stimulates Aml-1a-dependent glial differentiation and inhibits glioma stem-like cells proliferation by inducing autophagy in a TRPV2-dependent manner. Int J Cancer. 2015 Oct 15;137(8):1855-69. doi: 10.1002/ijc.29573. Epub 2015 May 8. PubMed PMID: 25903924. *Article originally appeared at Green Med […]
[…]in our food crops. A second concern follows from GMOs being often resistant to herbicides. This resistance is an invitation to farmers to spray large quantities of herbicides, and many do. As research recently showed, commercial soybeans routinely contain quantities of the herbicide Roundup (glyphosate) that its maker, Monsanto, once described as “extreme” (Bøhn et al 2014). Glyphosate has been in the news recently because the World Health Organisation no longer considers it a relatively harmless chemical, but there are other herbicides applied to GMOs which are easily of equal concern. The herbicide Glufosinate (phosphinothricin, made by Bayer) kills plants because it […]
[…]childhood dream was to become a police officer, and that she joined the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program in high school and went on ride-alongs with the Arlington, Texas, Police Department. The mother said Guyger left college her junior year when she was accepted into the police academy in Dallas. “She was so excited when she found out,” Karen Guyger said. The mother said that Guyger’s bubbly personality dramatically changed after she killed Jean. “She wanted to take his place. She’d always tell me she wished she could have taken his place. She feels very bad about it,” the […]
[…]be done before we can repair the damage done to the world by extracting and burning fossil fuels. Resistance to renewable sources of energy is usually brought up by those who are heavily invested in the old ways, but there are still those out there that can see through the smoke and understand that if we want to keep this planet healthy for generations to come, we need to start today. SOURCES https://www.treehugger.com/htgg/how-to-go-green-alternative-energy.html http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-electricity-hst-solar-net-metering-1.413970 http://news.energysage.com/congress-extends-the-solar-tax-credit/ *Article originally appeared at Healthy Holistic […]
[…]bucket over our heads. What six months of these water exercises showed was an immediately stronger resistance to illnesses. Our kids were now able to go to the kindergarten and even if someone had infection, they were no longer catching it.” The benefits go beyond physical health. Cold therapies also do wonders for emotional health. Children who take part in daily ice showers are more optimistic and emotionally-mature said the kindergarten workers. But the main benefit remains to be protection from the flu. “…Facts are hard to argue with. Our doctor confirms that children in groups that practice dousing get […]
[…]high heat, hydrogen gas and a metal catalyst. Studies show that trans fats lead to insulin resistance, inflammation, belly fat accumulation and drastically raise the risk of heart disease. So eat your saturated fats, monounsaturated fats and Omega-3s… but avoid trans fats and processed vegetable oils like the plague. Bottom Line: The truly harmful fats are artificial trans fats and processed vegetable oils high in Omega-6 fatty acids. Blaming New Health Problems on Old Foods Doesn’t Make Sense The health authorities have spent an immense amount of resources studying the link between saturated fat and heart disease. Despite thousands of […]
On Thursday, TransCanada Corp and state regulators announced that the Keystone pipeline had leaked an estimated 210,000 gallons of oil in northeastern South Dakota (remember the numerous times we’ve been told they don’t leak?). Crews immediately shut the pipeline down on Thursday morning and activated emergency response procedures. The cause of the leak is still being investigated. The company announced that the pipeline would remain shut down as they dealt with the leak but did not offer an estimate on when it would be back online. RELATED STORY: Massive North Dakota Oil Leak Proves Native American Protesters Right For Fighting ILLEGAL […]
[…](over a period of days and weeks), they become more “fit” instead of “flabby,” just like resistance exercises make your other body muscles more capable over time.” Support our mission and enhance your own self-reliance: The laboratory-verified Organic Emergency Survival Bucket provides certified organic, high-nutrition storable food for emergency preparedness. Completely free of corn syrup, MSG, GMOs and other food toxins. Ultra-clean solution for years of food security. Learn more at the Health Ranger Store. This makes pinhole glasses extremely easy to use, completely safe, and a fun way to improve your “eye fitness.” Try the Health Ranger’s Pinhole Glasses to get started on your […]
[…]benefits of unplugging from time to time are proven to result in a more stable personality, stress-resistance and other mental-health benefits. Some people even report having „otherworldy“ exeriences and „out of body“ travels through space and time. This is the reason why I personally wanted to try it. To find information about my own personality deep within me, maybe even detach from my body but mainly to just be alone. And Aliens!Alone with myself, as I am that type of person who can’t stand loud and busy environments, a floating tank seemed like the perfect surroundings for my deep-thinking. Obviously […]
