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Study highlights the importance of diverse gut microbiota in gastrointestinal health

November 23, 2018 -

An article in the Sanford Burnham Prebys news page explained the importance of pairing up probiotic foods with prebiotic counterparts. The combination of these foods will maximize the health of your gut and the microorganisms that live there.

A prebiotic food must resist digestion until it reaches the colon. Once there, it will be broken down into carbohydrates by hungry probiotic bacteria.

In exchange for this nutrition, the probiotics perform functions that ...

Researchers develop blend of bioplastics that can decompose under diverse conditions

November 13, 2018 -

These bioplastics are just as malleable, resilient, and robust as their petroleum-derived equivalents. At the same time, they can be easily broken down by common microorganisms that feast upon the usual contents of the compost pile, trash heap, or garbage bin.

In the future, the decomposed plastic can be harvested to produced biogas. The availability of a renewable and sustainable source of biofuel could provide power to your home, thereby reducing your electricity ...

A more diverse farm land provides better conditions for pest control

April 30, 2018 -

The study, published in the Journal of Applied Ecology, reported that there were 18 landscapes in the greater Würzburg area that exhibited maximum crop diversity. The landscapes were 6 km in diameter, and each had a winter wheat field at its center. "We chose fields in low-diversity landscapes and fields with high landscape-level crop diversity," Redlich explains.

Redlich set up two cages each containing 100 aphids on each winter wheat field. One of the cages was designed ...

The Earth’s mantle is a “geochemically diverse mosaic,” reveals team of geologists

November 11, 2019 -

An international group led by the University of Utah provided a more diverse representation of the mantle, far different compared to the lava that reaches the surface.

“If you look at a painting from Jackson Pollock, you have a lot of different colors,” explained lead author Sarah Lambart, a geology professor at the University of Utah. “Those colors represent different mantle components and the lines are magmas produced by these components and transported to the surface....

A Battle Against Trucking Pollution Won by a Diverse Coalition in California

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Soda tax increases shock consumers… you mean it makes soda cost MORE now?

China dumping U.S. Treasury debt in record volume… is this a prelude to the globalist assault on Trump’s economy?

Millions of Americans have been over-paying for chicken thanks to this mathematical glitch

Denmark puts 53 million Euros towards becoming the first organic nation

Jerry Brown to transform California into a “climate change bubble” disconnected from reality

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Congress eradicates meat-labeling regulation, denies Americans’ right to know where their food comes from

Congress has once again made it more difficult for small American business to thrive in the U.S., instead favoring large foreign corporations and their goods. In an unfortunate turn of events, elected officials voted last week to eliminate meat-labeling regulation that informs consumers where their food comes from. The ...

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Millions of Americans have been over-paying for chicken thanks to this mathematical glitch

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Economy

a long time ago - All posts categorized with Economy

Soda tax increases shock consumers… you mean it makes soda cost MORE now?

China dumping U.S. Treasury debt in record volume… is this a prelude to the globalist assault on Trump’s economy?

Millions of Americans have been over-paying for chicken thanks to this mathematical glitch

Denmark puts 53 million Euros towards becoming the first organic nation

Jerry Brown to transform California into a “climate change bubble” disconnected from reality

Study: ...

China's Economy (comic)

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Comments by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger

The U.S. economy is mired in debt and disease, but it's still addicted to oil, so the U.S. continues to desperately pump away, trying to "energize" its way out of poor economic planning and outright negligent government spending. But along comes China, tapping the U.S. on the shoulder and saying, "Hey, it's our turn to pump some of this oil." That's what's happening on the world stage today.I ...

Diverse fat activist gets paid to lie to children about nutrition for corporate profit

October 14, 2022 -

(Article by Ben Bartee republished from PJMedia.com)

This one intersects a pair of fundamental corporate state interests: woke cultural arson and biomedical profiteering.

The LA Public School District (LAUSD), purportedly for the sake of promoting children’s welfare, published a "food neutrality" propaganda video in which it claimed the “diet culture” is “oppressive.”

(The phrase “diet culture” meaning “not stuffing your face with a kilogram’s-worth of ...

Other planets may be home to more diverse life forms than Earth, suggest scientists

August 27, 2020 -

Stephanie Olson, an astrobiologist from the University of Chicago, presented these findings at the 2019 Goldschmidt Conference in Barcelona, Spain. The idea that other planets could be more habitable than Earth might seem far-fetched, but it could help inform astronomers' search for life on other planets, said Olson.

Olson and her colleagues used a climate model from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to simulate possible atmospheric and oceanic ...

A diverse diet of proteins — not less meat — may defuse a blood pressure time bomb

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The mosaic of protein and pressure

The study, published in the American Heart Association journal Hypertension, was led by Dr. Xianhui Qin and his team at Southern Medical University in China. They analyzed detailed dietary data from participants in the China Health and Nutrition Survey, tracking their health from 1997 to 2015. Researchers didn't just look at how much protein people ate; they created a "protein variety score" based on consumption ...

Woke cross-dressing United Airlines CEO under fire for diverse hiring comments, sponsoring drag shows

January 17, 2024 -

In a recently resurfaced video, Kirby can be seen bragging about the airline's diversity initiatives. In the interview, he spoke about keeping white men out of their graduating pilot classes, saying: “We have committed that 50% of the classes will be women or people of color.”

“Today, only 19% of our pilots are women or people of color,” he said, lamenting the fact that there are too many white males in the airline industry.

He said that he was “proud” of their ...

Trump Rally in Evansville Indiana overflows with diverse crowd of people proud of their country

September 03, 2018 -

If you follow CNN and MSNBC, you’d think that Trump would be speaking to a vacant room or a bitter arena packed with shouting protesters. But the people here were cheering in unison, smiles beaming from their faces.

Evansville’s Ford Center arena could hold 11,000 people. By the time I and thousands of others made it to the mouth of the building, we were told that the arena had reached its peak capacity. Instead of packing up and heading home, everyone outside turned ...

Are you in a diet rut? Our ancestors’ diets were more diverse and nutrient dense

December 23, 2017 -

So what's a person who's trying to keep the weight off supposed to do? If you're like most people, you'll stick to a diet that basically requires you to eat more or less the same thing pretty much every day. However, that's not just a bland alternative -- it makes you prone to malnutrition, according to a study from the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis.

The paper concludes that the types of food that our ancestors ate were "more diverse and nutrient ...

The Disease Economy (comic)

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The American medical system is, essentially, a really expensive hoax. It's a moneymaking scam designed to extract the maximum profits from the U.S. economy, funneling them into the pockets of Big Pharma shareholders and CEOs. The long term cost of this foolhardy approach to public health will be the economic downfall of the United States -- a country that is already mired in unprecedented debt, ...

Disease Economy: How the United States economy runs on "treating" chronic disease

a long time ago - Disease Economy: How the United States economy runs on "treating" chronic diseaseHow do I know we're in a disease economy today? You can see it for yourself. Just drive around any city or town in the United States and you can see what's happening. Take a look at the new construction. What's going to be there? If it's an office complex, chances are it's going to be a medical office building. If it's on a street corner, it's probably going to be a pharmacy -- maybe a new Walgreens ...

Sermon 3: Mike Adams explains the difference between MAN’S ECONOMY and GOD’S ECONOMY

September 25, 2024 -

He based this sermon on the Book of Proverbs in the Old Testament, which is often attributed to the wise King Solomon and other authors. A verse in the book states: "The blessing of the Lord makes one rich, and He adds no sorrow with it." (Proverbs 10:22)

According to Adams, God's economy is very different from man's economy. The worldly economy belongs to the synthetic world created by mankind that often contradicts His principles. Assets defined in the economy of ...

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REALITY CHECK for environmentalists: Until we achieve clean, renewable energy breakthroughs, the U.S. economy still runs on oil... so EAT YOUR CAR!

Bee and butterfly populations are dwindling: crops, the economy, and the future of the world are beginning to feel the effects

Fukushima to financial collapse: Bank of Japan announces negative interest rates on account deposits to prop up collapsing economy

Investment expert warns ...