Articles by Laura Weldon:Common Additives in Your Food Contain Shocking Dangers, Part IV(NaturalNews) Food marketers are vying harder than ever for your shopping dollar. They use any of 14,000 additives to make their products last longer, taste fresher or seem more appealing. The health effects of these compounds, especially in combination,...
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Common Additives in Your Food Contain Shocking Dangers, Part III(NaturalNews) Food marketers are vying harder than ever for your shopping dollar. They use any of 14,000 additives to make their products last longer, taste fresher or seem more appealing. The health effects of these compounds, especially in combination,...
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Common Additives in Your Food Contain Shocking Dangers, Part II(NaturalNews) Food marketers are vying harder than ever for your shopping dollar. They use any of 14,000 additives to make their products last longer, taste fresher or seem more appealing. The health effects of these compounds, especially in combination,...
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Common Additives in Your Food Contain Shocking Dangers, Part I(NaturalNews) Food marketers are vying harder than ever for your shopping dollar. They use any of 14,000 additives to make their products last longer, taste fresher or seem more appealing. The health effects of these compounds, especially in combination,...
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Beekeeping Practices are Killing Honeybees, Part I (NaturalNews) It`s a troubling and little-known fact. Today`s beekeepers use herbicides, fungicides and insecticides in and around beehives. They say they have no choice. Honeybees increasingly suffer from disease and parasites, forcing their keepers...
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Beekeeping Practices are Killing Honeybees, Part II(NaturalNews) It`s a troubling and little-known fact. Today`s beekeepers use herbicides, fungicides and insecticides in and around beehives. They say they have no choice. Honeybees increasingly suffer from disease and parasites, forcing their keepers...
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Juggle to Improve Your Brain (NaturalNews) Juggling boosts brain development in surprising ways. This type of hands-on learning accelerates the growth of nerve connections in the brain's white as well as grey matter.
Researchers at the University of Oxford provided juggling training...
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Six Ways to Save Money on Healthy Meals (NaturalNews) Concerned about sacrificing your healthy diet to today's difficult economy? According to the International Herald Tribune, "The Department of Agriculture forecasts that food prices will jump by 4 percent or 5 percent in 2009, compared with...
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Worst Alternative Energy Sources Receive Most Attention (NaturalNews) Energy solutions getting the most attention from politicians and the press are 25 to 1,000 times more polluting than the best available choices according to studies by Stanford professor Mark Jacobson. The findings were published in a recent...
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The Benefits of Oil Pulling (NaturalNews) Oil pulling is said to be a powerful means of maintaining good health as well as an effective cure for a variety of ills. This is an ancient technique, first described in 5,000-year-old Ayurvedic texts. The practice is simple. Soon after...
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Make Your Own Skin Care Products (NaturalNews) There are compelling reasons to make your own skin care products. Federal law doesn`t require companies to provide data on product safety nor does it demand full disclosure of ingredients on product labels. Evidence continues to mount that...
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Let Your Holiday Gift Give Twice, Give a Gift of Service(NaturalNews) Gifts are a holiday tradition, but you don't have to deal with crowded stores or face the aggravation of trying to buy for people who have everything. This year consider giving presents that give twice. Your holiday spending can benefit...
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Your Beliefs Create the Marketplace(NaturalNews) You've heard the phrase, "Vote with your wallet." Well the votes are in. Ethical consumers are putting their money where their values are. This quiet revolution based on information and idealism is changing the marketplace. Chances are...
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Improve School Lunches with Locally Grown Food (NaturalNews) We know that fatty processed foods aren't good for our schoolchildren, but getting more locally grown foods on the cafeteria menu can be difficult. The economic crisis may change that. Schools now have less money to spend while at the same...
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New Mad Cow Test Heightens Fears(NaturalNews) A new screening test for variants of Creutzfeldt-Jakob diseases (vCJD), currently in final clinical trials, will reportedly identify those who harbor the disease in their blood. Early indications suggest that 1 of every 4,000 people tests...
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Clergy Dismiss Mental Illness(NaturalNews) A recent Baylor University study of church members who sought help for a diagnosed mental health problem found the illness was denied or dismissed by a third of the pastors. The church members were instead told that the issue was spiritual...
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Can Technology Improve Your Memory?(NaturalNews) You have everything you need to keep you informed. Technology provides you with answers to almost any question instantly. If you need reminders, you can program devices to prompt you to remember your appointments and to-do list. Yet, you...
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Planning to Lose Weight This Year? Supplement With Honey (NaturalNews) Losing weight has never been sweeter, as long as you use the right sweetener. A new study indicates that the use of table sugar or mixed sugar leads to weight gain. However, honey does not lead to weight gain.
Diets including sugar were...
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The Truth About Honeybees Provide Clues to Their Disappearance (NaturalNews) Honeybees are disappearing. Searching for likely causes leads us to find out about adulterated honey, poison in beehives and other shocking realities that few of us recognize. By now you've probably heard of Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD)....
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New Test Finds Depleted Uranium 20 Years After Exposure(NaturalNews) Depleted uranium (DU) has been found in the urine of Gulf War vets as long as 20 years after exposure. A highly sensitive test has been developed which can detect DU even when previous screening has proven negative. This test may assist...
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Word of the Year Describes Eco-Friendly Eaters (NaturalNews) Ever hear the word "locavore?" This was the New Oxford American Dictionary word of the year for 2007. A locavore is a person who chooses to eat food that has been grown and produced locally.
The word was coined in 2005 by "concerned...
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Gasping for Air? Put Down That Spray Cleaner(NaturalNews) Until recently, people who experienced respiratory problems from household use of spray cleaners had no facts to back up their claims of shortness of breath or wheezing. That has changed.
Previous data linking health risks to spray...
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Damp Moldy Conditions Got You Down? (NaturalNews) You may notice mold in your home by its musty smell or those unsightly spreading blotches on shower curtains, ceilings or walls. What you might not associate with mold is an emotional problem. But an article in the October issue of American...
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Tamiflu: From Effluent to Fowl to Flu(NaturalNews) Tamiflu is widely touted as the only stopgap measure available to fight a potential pandemic of avian flu. This antiviral drug is said to reduce the severity of the symptoms but does not offer a cure. Countries are stockpiling millions...
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