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[…]STORY: CNN: Sea turtles have been targeted multiple times this year in Florida. Another was just found with a spear in its neck The owl burrow is located at 1430 Wayne Ave. and was investigated by the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission after the incident was reported. According to a press release from Audubon of the Western Everglades, the owls survived, and one is being banded for research by the organization. RELATED STORY: Man Buys Endangered Sea Turtles From A Food Market And Sets Them Free In The Ocean RELATED STORY: Scientific Breakthrough At Florida Aquarium Could Save Florida’s […]
[…]according to the article from Reshareworthy, ” a study conducted by Bed Bug registry found a 44% increase in bedbugs at NYC hotels for January 2016 when compared to the same time last year, even at 5-star hotels.” Even exterminators have seen a 300% increase in business! Yuck. Jim Dill, of the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, explains what you want to do as soon as you enter your hotel/motel room: “Do not put your luggage on the bed or luggage rack like the majority of people do. These are the places where bedbugs are most commonly found. Instead, put your bags in the […]
[…]8 essential amino acids, as well as 2 key globulins, albumin and edestin (the latter of which is found only in hemp seeds). Edestin is so similar to protein found in the human body that it can actually repair your DNA! Additionally, hemp seeds contain the essential fatty acids linoleic acid (omega-6) and alpha-linoleic acid (omega-3) – in the ideal ratio for optimal health (3:1). These healthy fats reduce inflammation, boost the immune system and are responsible for strong and shiny skin, hair and nails. Hemp seeds have high quantities of iron, magnesium and zinc, and so combat many ailments […]
[…]choice.” A study published in 2005 in the “Journal of Cardiovascular Pharmacology” found that ginger lowered blood pressure in controlled experimental conditions. Researchers investigated the cardiovascular effects of ginger on the blood pressure of different animals. Using crude extract of fresh ginger injected intravenously in rats, researchers found a dose-dependent fall in blood pressure. Further experiments in this research suggest that the blood-pressure-lowering effect of ginger is due to the blockage of voltage-dependent calcium channels. However, researchers did not examine the effects of ginger on the blood pressure of humans. Ginger The new study adds to an ever growing body […]
A new study finds that eating foods rich in flavonoids, a compound found in high concentrations in foods like apples and beverages such as tea, lowers one’s risk of death, particularly among heavy drinkers and smokers. RELATED STORY: Slashes your level of this toxin by 60 percent in just 6 days A study conducted by Edith Cowan University’s School of Medical and Health Sciences studied diet data collected over 23 years from more than 53,000 Danish citizens. The lead researcher of the study, Dr. Nicola Bondonno, discovered that those who regularly ate foods rich in flavonoids had a lower risk […]
[…]the picture of the spill to his Facebook account explaining that thousands of Skittles had been found spilled on a rural highway. He later updated his post (see above) when he found out where the candy was headed and how it had spilled, “Due to it raining at the time, the box got wet and gave way allowing the Skittles to spill out on the roadway. It is reported that the Skittles were intended to be feed for cattle as they did not make the cut for packaging at the company. In the end these Skittles are actually for the […]
[…]for depression than Prozac? The Link Between Sugar and Depression The authors of the study also found that “women were about twice as likely as men to say they took antidepressants, a trend that’s been evident for a few years. (Women are twice as likely to develop depression as men.)” Also, authors found that antidepressant use went up as people aged. Depression is real and we need to talk about it. We can no longer ignore the issue; global revenue for antidepressants is projected to grow to nearly $17 billion by 2020. RELATED STORY: 11 Habits Of People Who Have Concealed Depression If […]
[…]Then Whole Foods attacked my research for me going public with the truth about the contamination found in their products. Just as the Washington Post has become fake news, Whole Foods is now a fake health food retailer. There’s nothing particularly healthy about Whole Foods anymore… except, of course, its own greed-driven profits. That priority puts Whole Foods in the same category of evil, powerful greed as Monsanto itself, a poison-pushing pesticide and herbicide manufacturer whose toxic molecules are present right now in a vast array of “fake health” products sold by Whole Foods. (I run a mass spec food science laboratory. We […]
[…]could not show it did not pose a risk to human health. And this pesticide, in particular, is found more often and in greater concentrations than most other pesticide residues when the USDA runs pesticide residue tests on apples. A big thank you to the U.S. government, Big Ag, and EPA. After harvest, U.S. farmers and packers drench most conventionally-raised apples with diphenylamine, known as DPA (first registered for use in the U.S. in 1962), which helps to prevent the blackening or browning of fruit skin during long months of cold storage. Tests of raw apples conducted by USDA scientists […]
[…]of peppermint, for example, on dancing activity and asked people to rate their energy level. They found that with peppermint scent, people felt more cheerful and danced more, and so, concluded the researchers, “environmental fragrancing may be expected to have a positive effects on club revenue.” Innovative nightclubs are already inviting “aroma jockeys” to smell the places up. Peppermint Improves Performance The business community caught whiff of this and thought maybe peppermint smell would get their secretaries to type faster. And it worked! There was improved performance on clerical tasks associated with the administration of peppermint odor. In an age […]
[…]testing other ingredients to use for vegan eggs, such as soy and pea protein, Hampton Creek found mung beans to be most similar taste-wise and texture-wise. After making its choice, Hampton Creek called its product “Just Scramble,” and it is just now hitting the market. Its texture is described to be similar to scrambled eggs, but a little grainier. It also tastes similar to an egg but with an earthy aftertaste. It cooks like a regular egg, and a bottle of Just Scramble is equivalent to seven eggs. A Potential Problem With Just Scramble’s Ingredients? Hampton Creek’s most known product is Just Mayo, […]
[…]a reader for awhile then you know I am all about information. I want to know the truth and have found that more and more, the truth is hidden from us. It has become very important that we all read medical journals, history books, etc., if we want access to the truth because reporters and the mainstream media have become less trustworthy. I’m sure that might sound crazy to some of you, but check out this little video and you’ll see what I mean. But this story isn’t about astro-turfing. This is a story about fluoride. I came across the […]
[…]claim that their Naturals line of baby foods are 100% natural. But synthetic pesticides have been found in varieties of Beech-Nut’s Naturals baby-food. Therefore, they are mispresenting the nature, source, characteristics and/or ingredients of their products by labeling them as such. Tests conducted by independent laboratories using liquid chromatography mass spectrometry have revealed that the varieties of Beech-Nut Naturals products purchased by CHD contain residues of multiple synthetic pesticides. These varieties include: “Just Apples,” “Apples, Cinnamon & Granola,” “Apple & Pumpkin,” and “Just Mango, Apple & Avocado.” RELATED STORY: Five major orange juice brands found to be laced with cancer-linked […]
[…]went on to build another that could pump water. From here, he gathered global attention and even found himself on the front page of the Wall Street Journal. He began to be flown to conferences around the world. “I had never seen the internet, it was amazing,” he says. “I Googled about windmills and found so much information.” Now he has broadened his scope, aiming to power his entire country. “I want to help my country and apply the knowledge I’ve learned,” he says. “I feel there’s lots of work to be done.” *Article originally appeared at […]
[…]award-winning investigative journalist, internet activist and science lab director. He is the founder and editor of NaturalNews.com, the internet’s most-trafficked natural health news website. He is also the creator of CounterThink.com, FoodInvestigations.com, HealingFoodReference.com, HonestFoodGuide.org and several other websites covering natural health topics. Adams is a prolific writer and has been called “the best health and natural products writer on the scene today.” (by Ronnie Cummins, founder, Organic Consumers Association) Adams has received accolades and testimonials from several key influencers in the natural health space, including Dr. Michael T. Murray and raw food pioneer David Wolfe (see testimonials, below). Mike Adams […]
[…]they did drop. However, things have changed: a research firm has been tracking numbers and found that not only have prices been creeping back up but some are even HIGHER than they were before the deal. RELATED ARTICLE: After merger with pro-Monsanto Amazon.com, will Whole Foods still keep its promise to label everything it sells by 2018? Research group Gordon Haskett found that overall, prices at the retail giant only dropped by about 1 percent. It seems the company just marked down the everyday items families buy regularly and increased the prices of other items. RELATED ARTICLE: Trader Joe’s Ex-President […]
[…]crops.”2 And whereas Monsanto/Bayer’s products are poisonous and have been recently found in a number of finished food products (something that’s not supposed to happen), “PureCrop1’s formula leaves no poisonous residue on crops and is safe for people, animals, and the planet.”3 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 […]
[…]purchase them? Or do you make your own? Nature has truly provided us with amazing remedies, many found in our own backyards. However, just because something can be found outside growing in the earth, doesn’t mean we can just eat or drink it. Thankfully, there have been many people to go before us and they have left us a wealth of knowledge on plants and herbs. Do good research. Check sources- original sources whenever possible. Use a good reference book. The information is out there. Check out the video above for a good start. Stay healthy! XO- Erin Source: […]
[…]us for high mental acuity. Both GABA and glutamate can be derived from glutamine, an amino acid found in many different foods. Another example of this is dopamine. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that is released after we accomplish a task or perform an action that makes us feel good. Dopamine regulates our motivation and tendency to form habits around certain behaviors. This critical neurotransmitter is created by phenylalanine and tyrosine which are both amino acids that can be derived from protein-rich foods (4). Bone Health True, life-long bone health has to do with the dietary nutrients calcium, magnesium, Vitamin D, and Vitamin K. It […]
[…](Other lakes in Pennington Flash country park, near Leigh, Greater Manchester were also found to have the algae.) We here in Florida know all too well what the toxic algae is capable of doing: skin rashes, eye irritation, nausea, vomiting, stomach pains, diarrhea, fever, headaches, muscle and joint pain, as well as liver and brain damage children are at greater risk than adults of developing problems because of their comparative lower body weight blue-green algae has also been blamed for the death of some animals RELATED STORY: Fox: Florida declares state of emergency over toxic algae bloom killing everything in its wake But to […]
