By Christina Sarich
Featured Articles
Turmeric Shown to Save Your Brain from Toxic Fluoride Poisoning
A recent study proves that a compound in the spice turmeric can prevent and even reverse damage from exposure to toxic fluoride.
Big Deal: Brazil Investigates Another Mad Cow Disease
Brazil’s agricultural ministry is investigating a new case of atypical mad cow disease a year after several countries banned Brazilian beef imports.
Medical Marijuana Activist Gets 300 Joints from the Feds Monthly
Meet Irvin Rosenfeld, a South Florida stock broker who openly smokes 10 or so joints daily without legal harassment. The feds even provide the marijuana.
Can Coconut Oil Help You Lose Weight?
A notable study published in the journal Lipids found that coconut oil could promote weight loss while helping individuals improve cholesterol levels .
WiFi-Free Town Becomes Refuge for People Sickened by Technology
Those experiencing negative effects from wifi and electromagnetic chaos are moving to Green Bank, West Virginia, where none of that exists.
Companies Say Going Non-GMO is Difficult: Are Big Ag’s GMOs Spiking Food Prices?
Is going non-GMO really that much more expensive for food manufacturers, causing an inevitable spike in food prices? They say it is.
Spirulina Shows Promise in Protecting Against Lead Acetate-Induced Toxicity
Want protection from toxic heavy metals? A new study indicates something as simple as spirulina could counteract the damaging effects of lead.
‘Extreme Levels’ of Monsanto’s RoundUp Found in GMO Food, Norwegian Study Shows
After analyzing levels of RoundUp in GMO soy, researchers found 'extreme levels' of toxic RoundUp on 70 percent of genetically engineered soy plants.
House Republicans Take Aim at D.C.’s Marijuana Decriminalization Efforts
Despite Washington D.C.’s Mayor signing off on legislation decriminalizing the possession of marijuana, some federal lawmakers are saying “not so fast”.
Could Glowing ‘Bionic’ Plants be the Future of Street Lights?
In the plant world, scientists have used nanotechnology to create “bionic plants” that are capable of absorbing more sunlight.
