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 Black seed oil: Have you heard of this historical holistic remedy that can fight STDs naturally?By Jennifer Lea Reynolds, February 22 2016
(NaturalNews) When it comes to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes that there are about 20 million new infections transmitted every year in the United States. Half of them are mostly people aged 15–24, and the related healthcare costs are an astounding $16 billion.
Unfortunately, some of these STDs have the potential to develop into more serious health conditions. For example, syphilis has been known to lead to dementia, and authorities...
 Essential parenting hacks for the health-conscious parentBy Jennifer Lea Reynolds, February 22 2016
(NaturalNews) If you have children, or have spent any amount of time in their presence, it's no secret that they're like sponges. They easily pick up on and "absorb" words, gestures and moods; it's not uncommon for them to frequently mimic your behaviors.
Therefore, parenting experts suggest that people take this as an opportunity to teach children how to live a healthy lifestyle. When you teach them to eat or clean themselves in a certain way – and of course, continue to engage in such...
 Saudi Arabia to run out of groundwater in 13 years ... The collapse of food producing agriculture won't be far behindBy Jennifer Lea Reynolds, February 22 2016
(NaturalNews) Mohammed Al-Ghamdi, a water expert and faculty member of Saudi Arabia's King Faisal University, has announced the shocking news that the country's groundwater will run out in 13 years.(1)
"Official estimates have been disclosed showing an acute drop in water levels in agricultural areas," he says, "and that indicates the seriousness of the situation." As such, he's worried about what looks like an inevitable threat to key crops, including fruits and wheat. Because these...
 France makes it illegal for super markets to waste food in effort to solve world hunger without GMOsBy Daniel Barker, February 22 2016
(NaturalNews) France has made a strong commitment towards fighting hunger by becoming the world's first country to ban supermarkets from wasting food.
The French senate voted unanimously in support of a new law which forbids throwing away food nearing its "best-before" date, so that it can instead be donated to charities and food banks dedicated to feeding those in need.
The law, which was passed on February 3, 2016, is the result of a grassroots campaign initiated by concerned citizens and...
 Human role in evolution of modern food crops revealed in photosBy Harold Shaw, February 5 2016
(NaturalNews) Ever since ancient times, the human race has sought to understand the world around it and grasp the roots of the phenomenon of life. In its assiduous quest to gain more knowledge, humanity has often experimented with other life forms, such as plants or animals. Our pursuit of a complete understanding of life has only been rivaled by our desire to live more comfortably.
Occasionally, it even seemed right to experiment on other human beings in an attempt to gain more information about...
 What is the controversial procedure known as mitochondrial replacement?By Sarah Landers, February 22 2016
(NaturalNews) According to a new report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, three-parent babies should be approved in the U.S. for boys – a controversial procedure that has already been approved in the U.K.
The report was requested by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and concerns a procedure known as mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT) but it doesn't mean that the procedure will be able to go ahead immediately, as there are still concerns and...
 China is harvesting organs from prisoners while they are still aliveBy J. D. Heyes, February 21 2016
(NaturalNews) It's tough being a political prisoner in China, and in more ways than one. You can be beaten, tortured, starved, neglected – and have your organs removed, even against your will.
As noted by the The Anti-Media and Newsweek, the government in Beijing is facing increased global scrutiny and outcry over new allegations that authorities regularly harvest the organs of political prisoners.
Several respected investigators from around the world who have been looking into the allegations...
 What are the most addictive foods in the world?By Sarah Landers, February 21 2016
(NaturalNews) Most of us wake up every morning with a commitment to getting healthy and losing some extra pounds. We all promise ourselves that we'll have a salad instead of a pizza, some fruit instead of chocolate, and a nice piece of salmon for dinner. Our resolve is normally fine for the morning – but by the afternoon, the intense longing for some unhealthy food kicks in.
The problem with unhealthy food is that you crave it because it's addictive. When you're stressed, having a bad day...
 Don't drink the cola! Instead, use it as an industrial scrubber to clean your home in these amazing ways..By Daniel Barker, February 21 2016
(NaturalNews) Coca-Cola may be the "most valuable brand in history," but it's much smarter to use it as a cleaning agent, than to actually drink it. Many people are unaware of just how bad Coke is for the human body – its pH level rivals that of battery acid – but once you see how its corrosive properties make it such a good household cleaner, you might think twice before ever putting it in your body again.
The ever-popular soft drink is anything but "soft" – that's what makes...
 Must-see video: Dr. Mark Geier reveals the truth about the flu vaccineBy S. D. Wells, February 21 2016
(NaturalNews) Dr. Mark Geier has an MD and a PhD in genetics. He worked for ten years at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and was also a professor at Johns Hopkins University. He has always been interested in "vaccine safety and efficacy" and has spoken to the Institute of Medicine on several occasions. He even helped improve the whooping cough vaccine and tried to end DTP, replacing it with the DTAP vaccine, so that so many children wouldn't run high fever right away (with DTAP, only 3% get...
 Here's your Obamacare: Hospitals now demanding patients pay up front before receiving treatmentBy Jonathan Benson, February 21 2016
(NaturalNews) Deductibles are soaring under Obamacare, and many U.S. hospitals are now attempting to collect medical payments before services are even rendered, according to new reports. The financial burden of medical care has increased so much as a result of Obamacare -- just as predicted -- that hospitals can now clearly see the writing on the wall: Many more people than ever before will be unwilling or unable to pay their medical bills.
According to CNN Money, Americans today are having to...
 American College of Pediatricians warns about toxic effects of Gardasil vaccine; sounds alarm over massive scientific fraud that concealed toxic effectsBy Mike Adams, February 21 2016
(NaturalNews) In the minds of many concerned parents, there is no more toxic, dangerous vaccine in the world than Gardasil. More children and teens have been maimed, hospitalized, injured and even paralyzed by HPV vaccines than any other category of vaccine interventions. And now, the American College of Pediatricians -- a strongly pro-vaccine group -- is sounding the alarm over the toxicity of Gardasil.
Gardail vaccines could be "associated with the very rare but serious condition of premature...
 Almost a million Tinder users are infected with pubic LICE! Got an itching for a hookup?By Harold Shaw, February 20 2016
(NaturalNews) Nobody wants to spend too much time looking for the right partner, so many turn to social media and dating apps like Tinder to find and evaluate potential suitors. It's as easy as swiping left or right. Tinder can be fun and exciting as an application, but things change once you decide to meet up. In fact, researchers have issued the shocking warning that Tinder users might be getting more from their dates than an evening of romance. Just when it seems like breakfast in bed the next...
 Mere months after Health Ranger jokes about 'trans species' claims, a Norwegian woman says she's a cat trapped in a human bodyBy Ethan A. Huff, February 20 2016
(NaturalNews) He was right again – Mike Adams, that is. After joking in an article last summer about the transgender and trans-race phenomenon morphing into some kind of bizarre trans-species craze, it turns out that his predictions have literally come true.
A Norwegian woman who now goes by the name of "Nano," says she might look like a human being, but she's actually a cat. A genetic defect, Nano says, is what's responsible for her not having been born with feline ears, a tail and fur...
 Over 1,000 toxic chemicals found in fracking waterBy Harold Shaw, February 20 2016
(NaturalNews) Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, played a major part in the recovery of the American economy after the 2008 crash. In just a few years, fracking made it possible for the price of oil to go down from $100 per barrel to $63 by the end of 2014. Since then, the number has continued to drop, to limits we were accustomed to in the early 2000s. The financial potential offered by hydraulic fracturing is undeniable, but this increased supply of oil and gas comes at a cost we might not be able...
 NY Times column says pedophiles deserve civil rights and should not be treated as criminalsBy PF Louis, February 20 2016
(NaturalNews) Sure, The New York Times published it, but that doesn't make it an official endorsement of pedophilia. This deserves to be parsed. It was published in the Op-Ed section, which is open to outside experts, such as Rutgers University law professor Margo Kaplen, for editorial opinions.
According to Op-Ed author Margo Kaplan, pedophilia is defined by the (uh-oh) psychiatric Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) as an "intense and recurrent sexual interest in prepubescent children, and...
 Caffeinated underwear makers' weight loss claims scrutinized by FTCBy PF Louis, February 20 2016
(NaturalNews) Weight loss is such an obsession that anything promising to help one lose weight or unsightly fat is almost a guaranteed sale. You'll hear radio ads explaining that there's still time to get involved in their free trial if you call 1-800-NEW-SLIM in the next 10 minutes.
There are plenty of potions promising that. But it goes beyond ridiculousness when it comes to clothing that will help you lose weight. The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) jumped on a couple of clothing manufacturers...
 Survey: States with more religious residents donate more to charity; wealthy Americans donate less than othersBy PF Louis, February 20 2016
(NaturalNews) The Washington Post decided to offer some lame information and speculation regarding charities and who donates the most. The Post focused on average citizen contributors instead of the charities themselves and found that the well-off don't contribute as much as folks who don't make as much.
The two annual household income levels that were compared were over $200,000 and under $100,000. The data for the Post's report came from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, a fundraising industry...
 Organ transplants for HIV-positive people officially approved in the United StatesBy Harold Shaw, February 20 2016
(NaturalNews) Three years after the U.S. Senate passed the HIV Organ Policy Equity (HOPE) Act, Johns Hopkins has finally been given the green light to perform organ transplants on HIV positive patients. The hospital will go down in history as the first American institution to perform an HIV-positive kidney transplant, as well as the first ever medical institution to attempt an HIV-positive liver transplant. Dorry Segev, associate professor of medicine with Johns Hopkins, has hailed this as a "new...
 Flint, Michigan, bureaucrats could be charged with manslaughter for mass poisoning of population with toxic leadBy Ethan A. Huff, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) The Michigan Attorney General's office will likely have to petition the state legislature for some hefty cash to investigate the ongoing water crisis in Flint, Michigan, where some nine local residents have died from polluted water. According to reports, those responsible for the disaster could face criminal charges for negligently poisoning the city's residents with lead and other toxic substances in order to save money.
A special counsel has been established to determine who is...
 Chronically ill woman ditches four of her seven medications just ONE week after changing her diet!By Julie Wilson staff writer, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) When it comes to America's food industry, profit trumps public health all day, every day. Whoever can sell the lowest quality food for the highest price wins, which is why Big Food companies like Kellogg's, Kraft, General Mills and a few others, hold a monopoly on our food supply. Junk-food junkie turned nutrition and health coach, Kelly Hayford, knows this all too well, which is why she wrote a book exposing our "fake-food culture."
If it's Not Food...Don't Eat It! describes how...
 How essential oils can replace overused antibiotics and stop drug-resistant superbugsBy David Gutierrez, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) Antibiotic resistance is rapidly reaching the scale of a global health crisis. More and more people are being treated with "last resort" antibiotics, and the head of the World Health Organization, Margaret Chan, recently warned that the explosion of increasingly virulent drug-resistant microbes may eventually mean the "end of modern medicine."
"The rise of antibiotic resistance is a global health crisis," Chan said. "More and more governments recognize (it is) one of the greatest...
 Monsanto's Roundup could cause cancer at concentrations 4,000 times lower than typical exposure levelsBy David Gutierrez, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) Studies have conclusively proven that the popular herbicide Roundup causes birth defects, and an increasingly robust body of data linking the toxic chemical to cancer is also emerging. One of the most disturbing findings of this research is that the chemical may be carcinogenic in doses up to 4,000 times lower than what people may be exposed to during normal use of the chemical.
These findings have serious implications for those living near agricultural fields or in other areas with...
 Honeybee populations are collapsing so rapidly that bee hive thefts are now on the riseBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) As the second week of February begins, so has California's almond growing season. During this crucial time of preparation, 1.8 million commercial honey beehives are brought in to the state to help pollinate the 800,000 acres of almonds. The $6 billion California almond industry wouldn't exist if honeybees weren't brought in from around the US. 90 percent of all the commercial beehives colonized in the US are rented out to the California almond industry each year. Commercial hives are...
 How 'farmacy' practice, or using food as medicine, can change the worldBy Jennifer Lea Reynolds, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) In the name of demonstrating how effective plant-based whole foods are when it comes to improving health, Dr. Ronald Weiss actually sold his medical practice and opened up a "farmacy" by the name of Ethos Primary Care, to help others. The farmacy, located in Long Valley, New Jersey, is designed to do as the generic name implies: Rather than having people rely on traditional pharmacy practices, the concept is to show how farm-based, real foods contribute to better health more than any...
 Air pollution is so bad in China, it's turning womens' facial skin BLACKBy Daniel Barker, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) It's a well-known fact that air pollution is a major problem in China – millions of Chinese citizens die each year from pollution-related health problems – but respiratory ailments are not the only problems caused by the unrelenting smog.
A recent report revealed that air pollution in China and Germany (the countries where the large-scale research study was performed) is also responsible for the formation of lentigines – dark areas of skin also called "liver spots...
 Plant diversity improves crop health and yields compared to monocultureBy David Gutierrez, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) Planting multiple crops species together in the same field produces greater yields than conventional monocultures (large fields growing only a single crop), according to a study conducted by researchers from Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland, led by ecologists from the University of Zurich and published in the journal Nature.
The findings suggest that a switch to diverse plantings (also known as companion planting or intercropping) may be a crucial strategy to assuring food...
 Artificial light is toxic to human biology and mental statesBy PF Louis, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) Various forms of artificial lighting that we depend on contain larger amounts of the blue spectrum than does natural sunlight, which contains the full color spectrum of light. The blue spectrum within artificial lighting is called blue light. Normal incandescent light bulbs emit the least blue light, while fluorescent, LED and other energy-saving lamps with mercury gases are worse.
Blue light is necessary for half a day. It is contained in sunlight and is also part of the "get up...
 Kraft recalls petroleum-derived macaroni and cheese contaminated with shards of metalBy Amy Goodrich, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) Kraft's mac and cheese may be a convenient, easy, and cheap dinner alternative, but if you are feeding your family this simple and quick dinner, you may be slowly poisoning them.
Only recently, Kraft had to recall over 6 million boxes of their macaroni and cheese sold in the United States, Puerto Rico, and some Caribbean and South American countries (Canada was not in the danger zone). The recall was due to a metal contamination.
According to Kraft, eight consumer complaints have...
 US family-run farms battle big corporations and Mother Nature - photo seriesBy Evelyn Pringle, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) The modern American farmer is faced with many dilemmas such as poverty due to an ever-changing industry and fluctuating weather patterns. Amazing portraits by photographer Elliot Ross from his series The Reckoning Days show how a lush field of wheat can become barren overnight.
Based in New York, Ross stayed at the home of Jim Mertens and his family for three weeks in Colorado, where his childhood was spent, to document their daily lives as farmers in the US. He devoted a year to...
 Mark of the medical beast: 'Tech tattoos' will store your personal medical and financial information on a microchip embedded in your skinBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) Throughout history, religious leaders and so-called prophets have warned that the mark of the beast is imminent, that a time of great strife and suffering is near, that the end of the world is coming. These time-based prophesies, fervently believed in, can become self-fulfilling prophesies. The masses, with their hearts sincerely drawn to these apocalyptic beliefs, create the conditions in their lives for these circumstances to manifest. Today, wide scale suffering and death is manifesting...
 Does George Mason University support violence against women? GMU is harboring a violent wife abuser and discredited journalist Jon Entine as a biotech research fellowBy Mike Adams, February 19 2016
(NaturalNews) In an explosive investigative article series published last year, Natural News revealed that Jon Entine, who violently attacked his wife and traumatized his daughter according to shocking court documents, is a "senior research fellow" at George Mason University and a visiting research fellow at the University of California, Davis (UC Davis).
Now, thanks to a Freedom of Information effort spearheaded by U.S. Right to Know and covered by The New York Times, Jon Entine once again emerges...
 The dark future of medicine: Why your human doctor will be replaced by a pill-pushing robotic toilet that's tag-teamed with a Google Terminator compliance hunter-killer droneBy Mike Adams, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) Before long, your pill-pushing doctor will be replaced by a pill-pushing AI toilet that's tag-teamed with a Terminator-style compliance android or drone.
Why? Because today's pharma-bribed doctors do almost nothing that can't be done by a sophisticated drug vending machine owned and operated by the pharmaceutical industry. Modern doctors, in other words, are little more than robotic pill pimps who offer absolutely nothing to patients that can't be done more cheaply and efficiently...
 Michigan officials deliberately blocked investigation into water contamination while poisoning children en masseBy Sarah Landers, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) In an extremely unsettling report by Reuters it seems that Michigan officials were actually aware of a serious problem with the water supply in the city of Flint but took measures to block an investigation into an outbreak of Legionnaire's disease.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is said to be undertaking a full review of the way the water crisis was handled, which led to contaminated drinking water seriously poisoning 87 people – 10 of whom died.
The responses...
 Curing Cancer - An integrative medical approachBy Jonathan Landsman, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) For nearly 100 years, Western medicine has relied on surgery, chemotherapy and radiation to fight cancer – with little to show for it. In fact, death rates from heart disease, stroke, pneumonia and cancer have barely budged. Yet, most conventionally-trained physicians refuse to seek a better way to care for people.
Effectively eliminate the threat of cancer and boost immune function – at the same time. On the next NaturalNews Talk Hour, Jonathan Landsman and Robert Eslinger...
 Government stonewalls natural NTX molecule that shields liver from harmful effects of alcohol consumptionBy Julie Wilson staff writer, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) Humans have partaken in alcohol consumption for as long as we can remember; in fact, scientists traced the origins of brewing back to 10 million years ago after discovering that "our primate ancestors evolved the ability to metabolize alcohol," according to the Los Angeles Times. However, it wasn't until now that a safer way to drink existed. But unfortunately, as is often the case with other human rights, the United States government is preventing access to it, and ironically, in the...
 These three sleazebag scientists epitomize the vaccine and biotech industriesBy J. D. Heyes, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) It has become increasingly apparent that a number of key figures promoting vaccines and GMOs are really nothing more than thugs, industry shills or criminals pushing corrupt practices and phony science.
In an attempt to continually inform and update our readers, it is a primary goal of Natural News to identify these charlatans and keep pressure on other media to better scrutinize individuals who portray themselves as independent "experts" who are doing nothing more than conveying...
 Before Jimmy Wales launched Wikipedia to smear alternative medicine, he ran a sleazy porn networkBy Ethan A. Huff, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) The dirty past of Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales' prior internet ventures continues to come to light, with new evidence now showing that the misinformation website's early launch was made possible, in part, by money obtained from a sleazy porn network.
A dot-com "bust" search engine called "Bomis," reveals an extensive report by WND.com's Judith Reisman, promoted nude images and other soft-core pornography in order to fund the original creation of Wikipedia. And Wales has apparently...
 These two top 'science' journals rejected an ad by Dr. Bronner because it detailed true facts about GMOsBy Julie Wilson staff writer, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps, a company started by a third-generation master soapmaker, produces all-natural soaps using high-quality ingredients like organic essential oils, natural vitamin E extract from sunflower seeds and citric acid. No chelating agents, dyes, whiteners or synthetic fragrances are added to Dr. Bronner's soaps, and their eco-friendly packaging uses plastic cylinder bottles that are made from 100 percent recyclable materials.
Considering the company's environmentally...
 Aluminum exposure reduces sperm counts: are flu shots contributing to male infertility?By Ethan A. Huff, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) New research looking at what appears to be a major contributor to male infertility, aluminum, has powerful implications for the safety of childhood vaccinations and flu shots, which are loaded with the toxic metal. Researchers from both the UK and France found that the higher the level of aluminum inside a male's body, the lower his overall sperm count and quality of semen.
Published in the Elsevier journal Reproductive Toxicology, the groundbreaking study looked at semen samples...
 EU alarmed over high levels of toxic arsenic in brand-name cerealsBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) The European Union (EU) is making great strides to clean up the food supply. One of the toxic elements they are now seeking to limit is arsenic. The most infamous place to find arsenic is in rice products, since rice readily takes up arsenic from the soil and water that its grown in. When EU regulators tested brand-name rice cereals, the results were telling. The general population has been consuming excessive amounts of arsenic in basic brand-name cereals, many of which are adored...
 Central bankers rely on mass hypnosis to artificially pump up markets for as long as possibleBy Natural News Editor, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) Once the power to manage expectations has been lost, the central bank bag of tricks is empty. (Story by Charles Hugh Smith, republished from CharlesHughSmith.Blogspot.com.)
No one knows precisely how and when the global unraveling will impact their corner of the planet, but we do know one thing with absolute certainty: central banks are out of tricks.
Like all good conjurers, the major central banks will claim that their magical powers to inflate asset valuations and inspire the...
 10% of children are already OBESE by the time they hit elementary schoolBy Harold Shaw, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) For a generation of people who weren't used to take-out for their dinners, McMuffins for their breakfast and a lot of sugary snacks in between, obesity doesn't seem like a legitimate concern. After all, when most of what you eat is home-cooked, the chances of developing health issues due to your diet are marginal, even if you carry some extra weight. However, the problem is different now.
People, particularly children, are used from a very young age to consuming foods that have enormous...
 Yoga therapy clinics now offering emergency sessions for pain relief and natural healingBy Sarah Landers, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) It seems that people suffering with minor aches and pains have recently started to opt for Yoga Emergency Therapy over a visit to the urgent care clinic or hospital emergency room. Yoga Therapy Clinics specialize in problems relating to pain or anxiety, and have become increasingly popular as an alternative treatment for those who don't want to visit an urgent care center or wait until their next yoga class.
A Yoga Therapy Clinic offers a fast way of getting relief for pain or anxiety...
 Spanish man lives to 107 drinking homemade red wine instead of waterBy Ethan A. Huff, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) They say a glass of red wine a day helps keep the doctor away. But what about several bottles per day? That's what Antonio Docampo Garcia, the recently deceased curator of the Bodegas Docampo vineyard and winery in Spain, drank every single day up until his passing at the ripe old age of 107.
The key to Docampo's long, healthy and jovial life appears to have been freshly fermented wine, which he drank in lieu of water at nearly every meal. His familiar successors lovingly recall...
 PhotoMath app to dumb down students like never before: gives instant answer to picture of a math problemBy PF Louis, February 18 2016
(NaturalNews) First there were slide rules, then calculators, then more sophisticated calculator versions for specific types of mathematical applications. Now there is an app call PhotoMath that can be loaded into cellular smartphones and can copy the image of a math problem in a textbook and provide the answer.
Many educators are concerned about using the device to cheat on assignments. But the manufacturer, MicroLink, maintains it's designed as an educational tool. How so? Well, after receiving...
 ACTION ALERT: Join the nationwide citizens' uprising against the EPA and lead poisoning of our public water suppliesBy Mike Adams, February 17 2016
(NaturalNews) Here's the scoop, folks: I've just announced a non-profit nationwide initiative to test the water supplies from 100+ cities across America, exposing the LIES of the EPA in an effort to protect our children from the kind of lead poisoning that just happened in Flint, Michigan. (Click here to watch my video announcement on YouTube.)
I need your help to gather the water samples!
My lab in central Texas (see photos below) is ready to conduct all this testing and publish the results...
 After poisoning children in Michigan, the EPA is now going after low-income farmers with punitive regulatory aggressionBy Jennifer Lea Reynolds, February 17 2016
(NaturalNews) First, the residents of Flint, Michigan, were drinking lead-contaminated water, all while Governor Snyder was well aware of water quality issues that ultimately destroyed people's emotional and physical health. Now, another state is in the throes of a government-versus-the-citizens water-related crisis, and the results could destroy farmers' livelihoods.
In a nutshell, the EPA has its sights set on Pendleton County, West Virginia – and not in a good way. There are 540 farms...
 Mother beats cancer with JUICING after told she only had two weeks to liveBy Harold Shaw, February 17 2016
(NaturalNews) When you become a parent, life changes a lot. Suddenly, you're responsible for another life and you realize that you can't afford to do a lot of things that you used to. Obviously, there are pros and cons, but one constant is that every parent feels a burning need to be there for their daughter or son. Particularly while the child is young, it falls on the mother and father to help their offspring understand this world and how to get by in it.
If you had two young siblings, a girl...
 Careless hospital procedures could be spreading Alzheimer's to patientsBy Harold Shaw, February 17 2016
(NaturalNews) Last September, the world of medicine shook their heads in firm disagreement at the study published by U.K. researchers that stated that Alzheimer's disease can be caused by certain medical procedures. Nothing like this had been done or proven in a serious study before and, so far, researchers and doctors have been accustomed to Alzheimer's being inherited, familial or even sporadic, but never acquired.
Even though the study was among the first advancing this hypothesis, and its...
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