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[…]p.m., more than 6 hours after she started, Vargas and her father made it down the mountain and found the sign that Boomer’s owners had left about the missing pup. After contacting the family, Vargas learned that Boomer’s people had him while hiking up Table Rock Mountain on July 4th but that he had wandered off and fallen 100 feet down a snowy crevice. RELATED STORY: Man adopts 45 dogs and sets them free on his four acres of land Boomer’s family were happy to learn he had been found and that he was ok and offered to let Vargas adopt him […]
The Oakland Unified School District of California has found that in order to address high levels of lead in the water taps at its schools, it will cost around $38 million. A cost the district plans to spread out over five years. (About $22 million of that will be used to replace old water lines and $16 million will replace drinking water and sink fixtures.) Sadly, while that’s quite a lead problem, this discrict isn’t the only one with issues. If there’s one thing the lead crisis in Flint, Michigan, taught us, it’s that our lead issues are wide spread. RELATED […]
[…]the proportion (27%) of non-antibiotic ‘human targeted drugs’ (HTDs) that were also found to be active was not anticipated, according to the scientists. “The number of unrelated drugs that hit gut microbes as collateral damage was surprising,” said study senior author Professor Peer Bork. “Especially since we show that the actual number is likely to be even higher. ” Possible Underestimate There are two reasons for this potential underestimate, suggested the scientists. Firstly, concentrations of the drugs in the ileum and colon may be different to plasma levels, which is where they are typically measured. “More human-targeted drugs would inhibit […]
A recent study published in the journal Scientific Reports found that the use of wi-fi and cellphones increases a pregnant women’s risk of suffering a miscarriage by nearly 50 percent. “Magnetic field (MF) non-ionizing radiation, which is also given off by power lines and cell towers, has been found in past studies to put a stress on the body, leading to genetic damage that can cause pregnant women to miscarry.” MF radiation, which everyone is exposed to, to some extent, has been linked to cancer in other studies. (The WHO has been recommending that its effects on pregnancies be studied.) RELATED STORY: […]
[…]isolated incident, think again: A recent investigation into sexual abuse in immigration detention found that there were 1,448 allegations of sexual abuse filed with ICE between 2012 and March 2018 4 The Government Accountability Office reported in 2013 that officials at immigration prisons and jails failed to report 40 percent of sexual abuse allegations to the ICE headquarters. 5 After looking at 10 different detention centers and analyzing over 70 cases of sexual abuse, researchers found that only 7 percent of 215 allegations of sexual assault in immigration detention facilities from 2009 to 2013 were substantiated, calling into question the thoroughness of […]
[…]the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, Maryland, and Stanford University, found that sleeping in boxer shorts (the biggest offenders) or PJs can damage sperm production and harm the chances of having a baby. RELATED ARTICLES: Slip Into Deep Sleep 36 Percent Faster, If You Use This 30 Minutes Before Bed The Noise That Will Help You Sleep Better Can’t sleep? Drink this and fall asleep almost immediately. But that’s not all… The quality of your sleep is better: Most sleep experts agree that sleeping in your birthday suit helps your body to regulate its temperature and that […]
Independent testing commissioned by the Coalition for Action on Toxics has found glyphosate, the active ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup, in common children’s lunch foods and snacks sold in Canada. The foods affected were Cheerios, Tim Hortons Timbits and bagels, Catelli multigrain spaghetti and Fontaine Santé hummus. (Chickpea and wheat-based products were among the highest contaminated likely because they are often sprayed with glyphosate weeks before harvest.) “In a much larger study conducted by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, glyphosate was found in more than 30 percent of food products tested, and in some cases was above Health Canada’s “safe” limits of contamination. […]
[…]curcumin alone is not enough to explain the healing power of turmeric as a whole plant. The study found that a little known, fat-soluble component within turmeric – Ar-tumerone – may make “a promising candidate to support regeneration in neurologic disease.” Titled, “Aromatic-turmerone induces neural stem cell proliferation in vitro and in vivo,” German researchers evaluated the effects of this turmeric-derived compound on neural stem cells (NSCs) – the subgroup of brain cells capable of continuous self-renewal required for brain repair. The study found that when brain cells were exposed to ar-tumerone, neural stem cells increased in number through enhanced […]
[…]Sun Avoidance as “Misguided” After following 29,518 Swedish women for 20 years, the study found that the women who had active sun exposure habits had a longer life expectancy because they had a decrease in heart disease and noncancer/non-heart disease deaths. RELATED ARTICLE: Why the Sun Is Necessary for Optimal Health Researchers want to know whether the positive effect of sun exposure demonstrated in the observational study was mediated by vitamin D, another mechanism related to UV radiation, or by unmeasured bias cannot be determined. The lead author of the study published in the Journal of Internal Medicine, Dr. Pelle […]
[…]The risk comes from the compound known as acrylamide. During animal studies in 2002, researchers found that high levels of acrylamide led to an increased risk in cancer. While these links have yet to be proven in human studies experts aren’t sure they will ever be able to provide the needed data since exposing people to acrylamide, just to test the outcome, wouldn’t be safe or allowed. “Acrylamide is what makes bread and potatoes turn golden in color when fried, baked, toasted or roasted. The compound is formed from simple sugars, such as glucose, reacting with an amino acid, known […]
[…]effective at warding off mosquitoes, comes with its own dangers. It’s a neurotoxin. Found in most conventional, over-the-counter insect repellents, it can enter your bloodstream if it comes into contact with your skin. Children with DEET toxicity have reported lethargy, headaches, tremors, involuntary movements, seizures, and convulsions. RELATED ARTICLES: This Natural Bug Repellent Works Better Than DEET! Zika Spraying Enriches Chemical Companies While Endangering Public Health It is, then, a refreshing admittance that lemon eucalyptus oil is as effective as this toxin in repelling mosquitoes. “Oil of lemon eucalyptus [active ingredient: p-menthane 3,8-diol (PMD)], a plant- based repellent, is also […]
[…]WHOLE Turmeric Can Heal The Whole Brain.” Another exciting finding, also reported recently, found that curcumin stimulates the proliferation of neural progenitor cells that can heal the spinal cord. Essentially, therefore, curcumin may be able to address the root cause of disability caused by spinal cord injury. The study also addresses curcumin’s role as an antioxidant and anti-fibrotic agent in mitigating SCI damage and stimulating accelerated healing. In support of this, you can view over 300 studies on curcumin’s antioxidant properties on our database here, and 14 studies on its anti-fibrotic properties here. Finally, the study looks at the compelling […]
[…]new research indicates.” Yes, it’s really true. CNN says, “Scientists have found that the Pacific Beetle Cockroach feeds its bug babies a formula which is remarkably rich in protein, fat, and sugar. Don’t expect to find it next to the regular milk in the dairy section, however, at least not for now.” This beetle cockroach gives birth to live young instead of laying eggs. A team of researchers from India, Japan, France, Canada, and the NIH here in the U.S. discovered that the mother’s milk secretions are quite impressive and a “fantastic” source of nutrition, as they contain “all the essential […]
[…]to figure it all out or die happy. The system wasn’t an option. Arnold researched until she found a naturopathic physician who offered wisdom and empirical data that he had accumulated over a 40-year career. She says, “His method was to work with the same patients, staying with them through the full healing process, and, unlike most physicians that seek notoriety, he healed anonymously.” From the article: “What I really found out was that we have a name for this physiological body: It’s called the endocannabinoid system (ECS), which is the basis for cannabinoid science. The endocannabinoid system is a series of chemicals […]
[…]and especially the women who work in nail salons everywhere. get more stories like this and our founder’s free ebook about getting rid of toxins, weight loss and going natural. This article originally appeared on NaturallySavvy.com image: Angie Chung ABOUT THE AUTHOR Andrea Donsky Founder and Editor-in-Chief of NaturallySavvy.com. She is passionate about living a natural and organic lifestyle and reading food labels. She is a mom to three beautiful children who love ground flaxseed & fish oil. Her segments have aired on all major networks including NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, Univision, WGN, Better TV, City TV, CTV, CBC, and Global. Andrea Co-hosts Naturally Savvy Radio on RadioMD.com, a […]
[…]chronic pain, depression, anxiety, opioid withdrawal, PTSD and others. Nearly all of them have found major relief from their symptoms through kratom with minimal to no side effects. If kratom were banned, many of them would be forced to resort to prescription pills or live in pain. Kratom is a unique medicinal solution that has been used for thousands of years and, unlike the prescription and non-prescription opioids it is often compared to, it does not cause respiratory depression. This is because kratom’s primary alkaloid, mitragynine, binds to delta opioid receptors rather than the mu receptors. So while it stimulates the […]
[…]yellow scrambled egg. The vegan egg has impressed even hardcore food critics. Josh Tetrick is co-founder and CEO of Just. He called the partnership with Kroger “a big deal.”1 He wants people to see Just Egg not just as an egg alternative, but also as a healthy source of protein. Right now, a 12 ounce bottle is $7.99, which is more expensive than an equal amount of egg. But Tetrick hopes that over time it will be the cheapest protein on the market. He added: “Our goal is to get below five cents per what we call ‘egg equivalent’ in […]
A recent study published in the journal Neurology found that living a high-stress life can cause memory loss and brain shrinkage- and all before the age of 50– thanks to the stress hormone cortisol. RELATED STORY: How Stress Influences Your Heart Attack and Stroke Risk Study author Dr. Sudha Seshadri, professor of neurology at UT Health San Antonio and his team “chose more than 2,000 people with no signs of dementia and gave them various psychological exams to measure their thinking skills.” (These people were all also part of the Framingham Heart Study, a long-term study sponsored by the National Heart, […]
[…]food preparation areas. And remember, just like the CDC, the WHO says that no evidence has been found that insecticide sprays used in planes are harmful to human health. Sure. The WHO warned this week that Europe could be “hit” by the disease as mosquitos capable of carrying the disease are found in much of southern Europe – raising fears of the bug hitting holiday makers in the Med.” (Any chance the widely corrupt WHO are buddies with Florida Gov Rick Scott? He does, after all, have a HUGE financial (multi-million) stake in the Zika spray companies.) It seems unlikely, […]
[…]victims Shortley, 36, resigned from the state Senate in March of 2017 weeks after police found him in the local Super 8 motel with the teenager. He had served just two terms. Apparently, the teenage boy had told Shortley he needed money for spring break. However, Shortley told the boy, “I don’t really have any legitimate things I need help with right now. Would you be interested in sex stuff.” To which the teen responded, “Yes.” According to the victim’s statements to the FBI, Shortley and the teenage boy smoked marijuana, got undressed, and had just started fooling around when officers […]
