diet and exercise

ADHD: A cognitive issue or behavioral problem? A look at how public schools push false diagnoses

January 30, 2018 -

Posted by Isabelle Z.

(Natural News) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is highly controversial, with some believing it’s a cognitive issue and others insisting it is a behavioral problem. In fact, its very existence as a legitimate illness is questionable, given the fact that diagnosing a person with ADHD does not involve any sort of scientific testing. Even […]

in: ADHD, Big Pharma, Children's health, Community, Culture & Society, Disorders, Education, Harmful medicine, Health, Learning, Medicine, Parenting

Whole body vibration exercises found to increase circulation, providing effects similar to physical activity

January 13, 2018 -

Posted by Isabelle Z.

(Natural News) Exercise and diet have been getting a lot of attention lately for their ability to help those with diabetes and metabolic syndrome as people grow increasingly wary of the dangerous drugs that are often prescribed for these conditions. However, there is one type of exercise in particular that is often overlooked that can […]

in: Diabetes, Disease Treatments, Diseases, Endocrine Disruptors, Health, Medicine

Study reveals breast cancer can return years after the “all clear” – Experts already pushing to keep women on prescriptions longer (no mention of lifestyle)

December 12, 2017 -

Posted by Ethan Huff

(Natural News) The findings of a new study out of England have blown yet another hole in the conventional cancer therapy myth, revealing that women who undergo typical procedures like chemotherapy and radiation for breast cancer often see the deadly disease return – in some cases up to 20 years after they were supposedly “cured.” […]

in: Big Pharma, Cancer, Cancer Industry, Endocrine Disruptors, GMOs, Harmful medicine, Health, Medicine, Science, Toxic chemicals

New study finds older adults should pump more iron: Weight training has better results than cardio for weight loss in the over 60 crowd

December 11, 2017 -

Posted by Russel Davis

(Natural News) Adults ages 60 years and older might want to try weight training in order to lose weight and preserve muscle mass in the process, researchers at the Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina suggest. The research team enrolled 249 overweight or obese adults in their 60s as part of the 18-month study. The […]

in: Health, Weight loss