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[…]has grown into a collaboration of manufacturers, retailers, processors, distributors, farmers, seed companies and consumers. Our shared belief is that everyone deserves an informed choice about whether or not to consume genetically modified products, and our common mission is to ensure the sustained availability of non-GMO food and products. The list of Non-GMO Project brands and products in this guide is searchable by product type, brand name, product name, and key word. It addition, you can use it to find Supporting Retailers in your area who can help you with your non-GMO shopping. The guide also includes tips for avoiding […]
[…]but you can purchase B17 / amygdalin in supplement form. Furthermore, you can also consume apricot seeds at your discretion as a preventive measure as cancer- fighting agent. Yet, frustrated and outraged due to the whole cover- up procedure concerning the documented benefits of B17 by the FDA and the AMA, many studies by Sloan-Kettering have examined the anti- cancer properties of B17 for a period of 5 years, between 1972 and 1977, and found that: Laetrile prevents cancer It enhances the overall health of the patient It soothes pain linked to cancer It inhibits tumor growth It prevents and […]
[…]consuming vegetable oils isn’t healthy. Unlike virgin olive oil and coconut oil, vegetable and seed oils are often extracted from foods using solvents like hexane, a component of gasoline. The vegetable oils made this way include corn, safflower, sunflower, canola (also known as rapeseed), peanut, sesame and soybean oils. During the 20th century, the consumption of vegetable oils increased by 130% in the US. Due to the structure of the polyunsaturated fatty acids in these oils, they are very prone to damage by oxidation. In addition to being highly processed, these oils promote inflammation as a result of their very high omega-6 fatty acid content […]
[…]use it and enjoy its light and sweet flavor. Can’t you just imagine your next stack of flax seed/gluten free, Saturday morning pancakes covered in lovely amber maple syrup? I know I can! I’ve also used it during the Master Cleanse diet back in the days of living in California. It’s a perfect natural sweetener for Vegans too! Source: Daily Mail & Global Healing […]
[…]regulate the production of hybrid seed, rejects the production, distribution and import of GMO seeds, and will ban transgenic seed research. This law will establish the “National Seed System” and this new group will monitor ag violations but will specifically focus on protecting traditional seeds, according to TeleSur. Here, EcoWatch provides us with Articles 1 and 2 of the new law: Article 1- The present Law has as its objective to preserve, protect, and guarantee the production, propagation, conservation, and free circulation and use of seed, as well as the promotion, research, distribution, and commercialization of the same, based on a socialist […]
[…]herbicide” and “lower crop prices curb farmers’ purchases of the newest genetically modified seeds. “Monsanto’s sales of seeds and genetic licenses fell 14 percent in the first quarter. Revenue in the agricultural productivity unit, which primarily makes Roundup, tumbled 34 percent.” Monsanto appears to be in a bit of trouble, despite its CEO, Hugh Grant’s claims that the restructuring has to do with meeting profit goals. European and North American farmers simply aren’t buying the chemically-dependent seeds, particularly since the World Health Organization categorized glyphosate as “probably carcinogenic” to humans — meaning it probably causes cancer. In comparison to the […]
[…]will try ‘Bob Marley’ ice cream before the New Year. The delicacy, which includes peeled hemp seeds as a base, was created together with Canapa Ligura, a local association that promotes health benefits associated with hemp. It has numerous “beneficial properties due to the high presence of fatty acids, which make it a valuable way to fight and prevent different ailments including arteriosclerosis, cholesterol, osteoarthritis, respiratory disorders, eczema and acne,” the producers claim. Hemp, or cannabis grown for industrial purposes, is refined into products such as hemp seed foods, hemp oil, wax or fuel. However, not all ice cream cannabis experiments have […]
[…]or any public company that they see as standing in their way of total world domination over the seed supply (and hence the food supply). The idea that exposing the public to e.coli might be harmful to some people doesn’t cause them to hesitate for even a moment. The more people get sick or die from their Chipotle operation, the better for biotech! Sources for this story include: http://www.naturalnews.com/049510_Chipotle_n… http://www.naturalnews.com/049464_Doctor_Oz_… http://healthrangerreport.com/chipotle-a-vic… http://www.naturalnews.com/046303_gmo_labeli… http://www.naturalnews.com/051184_Monsanto_m… GMO.news Truthwiki.org About the Author: Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, runs the popular alt website […]
[…]uncomfortably in their seats, if they regretted inviting their workers. Did they realize that seeds were planted? That we will continue to water these seeds and that this is how transformation grows? As we cleaned up the hall, Robert Stevenson approached me. He thanked me for coming over and offered a word of warning. “I hope you remember, next time you come to Moloka‘i, that this is what our community thinks about your work and this is where we stand.” I responded, “I understand, Robert, that what we’re sharing is not popular and that conversations like these are hard. But […]
[…]I wanted to know is: what happens to a falling star as the sun goes out? Stars fall like dust or seed in this or in other worlds, and the sun be scattered in our minds, in the lives of many beings, what will be reborn as a new light, or cosmic wind scattered in infinity. I understand that this is necessary included in the structure of the Universe. The thing is, though, is that one of these stars and one of these suns, even the smallest, preserves. Journalist: But, Mr. Tesla, you realize that this is necessary and is […]
[…]High Fructose Corn Syrup, Yeast, Soybean Oil, Contains 2% or Less: Salt, Wheat Gluten, Sesame Seeds, Leavening (Calcium Sulfate, Ammonium Sulfate), May Contain One or More Dough Conditioners (Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, DATEM, Ascorbic Acid, Azodicarbonamide, Mono and Diglycerides, Monocalcium Phosphate, Enzymes, Calcium Peroxide), Calcium Propionate (Preservative). CONTAINS: WHEAT. Okay, so, how much damage can that do? After all, isn’t it just flour, yeast, salt and water? True, but it also contains high fructose corn syrup, sugar, and wheat and soy lecithin[1]. You wonder why you always want to eat up a Big Mac as soon as possible? That’s because all […]
[…]foods) because they no longer contain them! Concerning white flour and bread(s), when the wheat seed’s bran is removed, it’s six outer layers and the germ (which contains 76%) of the vitamins and minerals is lost. 97% of the dietary fiber is also removed, which is why constipation and cancer of the bowel are so prevalent in ‘developed’ nations. In addition, processing and bleaching white flour removes ALL of its vitamin E, 50% of its calcium, and 70% of itsphosphorous, iron, magnesium, and B vitamins. So what you’re paying for when you spend less on white bread and baked goods is… literally nothing. Except a hefty healthcare bill down the […]
[…]to avoid these delicious foods. Super Healthy High-Carb Foods 1. Quinoa Quinoa is a nutritious seed that has become incredibly popular in the natural health community. It is classified as a pseudocereal, a seed that is prepared and eaten like a grain. Cooked quinoa is 21.3% carbs, making it a high-carb food. However, it is also a good source of protein and fiber. Quinoa is rich in many minerals and plant compounds. It has been linked to health benefits like improved blood sugar control (1, 2). It does not contain any gluten, making it a popular alternative to wheat on […]
[…]in the most recent or the most solid science. The software works by tapping into the Knowledge Vault, a database of “facts” that Google has pulled off the Internet. Apparently, if a significant majority of Internet sites agree on a statement, it is considered a reasonable proxy for the truth. Pages that contain contradictory information are bumped down the rankings—which means that anything “alternative” will, by definition, be ranked lower. Google’s ranking system is its own business, but it currently enjoys a virtual monopoly in the field, and needs to stick to a system that is transparently objective. Otherwise, searchers […]
[…]recently in our article on sesame’s health benefits. So, how much is 40 grams of sesame seed? A tablespoon of sesame seeds is approximately 9 grams. So, approximately 4 tablespoons will get you to what the study found to be a ‘clinical dose.’ Also, the researchers powdered the sesame seeds in order to enhance digestion. Remember, it is best to do this fresh with a mortar and pestle (first choice) or coffee grinder, also making sure that your seeds are raw, certified organic, and vetted to have not undergone gamma irradiation. To truly appreciate the significance of this study, take […]
Vegan Pho Recipe Pho is a delicious Vietnamese soup, made with a light broth, rice noodles and lots of fresh veggies. Many variation exist – that’s the great thing about soup, you can customize it to suit your particular tastes. Traditionally, Pho is made with beef or chicken, but that’s not how I roll, so here’s my vegan version of this tasty (and healthy) soup. 6 cups low sodium vegetable broth 3 large shallots, thinly sliced 3-4 slices of fresh ginger root, peeled 2-3 garlic cloves, minced 6 tbsp. light soy sauce 2 tbsp. rice wine vinegar 3 star anise […]
