By Christina Sarich
General Health
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Is Aluminum Causing Breast Cancer?
Aluminum is a toxic heavy metal always found in breast tissue, yet major organizations neglect to educate woman of this cancer-causing substance.
Ginseng Benefits: Exploring an Energizing Medicinal Plant
Ginseng benefits range far and wide, utilized for thousands of years. But it is important to choose only high-quality ginseng that has been well-researched.
The Guy who Reversed Stage IV Prostate Cancer with Baking Soda and Molasses
Could you use something as simple as baking powder or baking soda to reverse cancer? One man, Vernon Johnston, did just that with prostate and bone cancer.
GMO Corn Farmers are Losing Land, Swimming in Debt Says New Research
New research shows that GMO corn farmers are losing their land and swimming in debt like never before – says GMO farming-sustainability research is false.
Camelina-Oil: Alternative Source of Brain-Boosting, Depression-Halting Omega-3s
Camelina is seen as a pesky weed, but Camelina oil (also known as wild flax) actually harnesses health-boosting omega 3 fats, among other nutrients.
Disgusting: Even Huge $11 Billion Fines Don’t Stop Big Pharma
Two papers published in The New England Journal of Medicine show how Big Pharma can’t be stopped even by seemingly-astronomical fines.
Ancient Mind, Body, and Spirit Methods for Maintaining Health During Autumn
Chinese medicine says we need to make our own changes with each seasonal shift in order to be as healthy as we can be. Here are suggestions for Autumn.
6 Simple Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Cancer
Big pharma won’t talk about it, but cancer is preventable AND treatable with natural solutions. Here are 6 simple ways to prevent cancer:
Research Finds Flaxseeds to Greatly Benefit Type 1 Diabetes Sufferers
Researchers have found that flax seeds can help greatly with Type 1 diabetes, helping to improve utilization of glucose in the liver and more.
MIT Study Finds 200,000 Die in U.S. from Pollution Each Year
Researchers have released a study indicating that as many as 200,000 premature deaths in the U.S. are attributable to pollution.
