Could These Natural Immune-Boosters Help Combat HIV?
Over 34 million people across the globe are infected with HIV (human immunodeficiency virus), according to the World Health Organization (WHO). This deadly virus is the precursor to AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome), which is one of our top 10 global killers. In the face of this serious epidemic, it is encouraging to find more and more research reporting natural...
2 “Types” of Killer Corn You Should Avoid and 1 Type You Should Enjoy
Do you love corn? The sweet and crunchy taste of a fresh ear of corn dripping in butter and dappled with real salt is something that few people can resist. Perhaps you have been told that corn is bad for you - it raises your blood sugar or it is all genetically modified and should be avoided like the...
How to Exercise While Watching Television
One of the best things you can do for your health is to throw out the television. Couch potatoes are not only subject to an increased risk of becoming obese, being sedentary has been shown to shorten life span and lead to a wide range of debilitating disease and illness. Of course, many people can’t or just don’t want to...
Vermont Just Inches Away from Mandatory GMO Labeling
When it comes to food labeling transparency in the United States, Vermont is currently in the forefront. The Green Mountain State's Senate recently passed bill H.112 by an overwhelming majority of 28-2. If it receives final approval, this bill would mandate the labeling of GMO ingredients on all foods sold at retail establishments statewide. The unique thing about Vermont's bill...
South Africa Bans Monsanto Radio Ads
In a move that has received commendation from the anti-GMO community worldwide, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) of South Africa has recently banned radio ads by biotech monolith Monsanto, citing unsupported, baseless claims. Some of the statements reportedly made by Monsanto in commercials aired on Radio 702 included the claim that GM foods "enable us to produce more food sustainability...
Former Nurse Calls for ‘Safe Harbor Bill’ in Missouri
In most states across America, practitioners of alternative remedies have many legal hurdles to cross to be able to share their knowledge and help others. Unless one possesses a medical degree, giving health advice to others in a professional setting can be illegal, as it can fall under the offence of 'practicing medicine without a license.' Melissa Toye of Missouri,...
Can a Lack of Contact with the Earth Promote Disease?
Have you ever noticed that when you remain cooped up inside the house for too long, you start feeling a bit off, or even ill? Conversely, have you observed that walking barefoot along the beach and digging your toes into the sand can instantly make you feel incredible? According to Dr. Mercola, these phenomenons are not simply psychological. They have...
Walk Softly on the Earth: Protecting Natural Resources and Promoting a Healthy Planet
“On my 70th birthday I was asked: What are Mankind’s prospects? My reply: We are behaving like yeasts in a brewer’s vat, multiplying mindlessly while greedily consuming the substance of a finite world. If we continue to imitate the yeasts we will perish as they perish, having exhausted our resources and poisoned ourselves in the lethal brew of our...
Ease Menstrual Pain with Fennel
Most women have experienced the pain and discomfort associated with the menstrual cycle at some point in their lives.And while some are lucky enough to get buy with only minor discomfort, others experience severe pain that can seriously affect the quality of their lives every 28 days. Whether you require pain relief to get through your day or just can’t...
Vermont Senate Passes Bill to Regulate Toxic Chemicals in Certain Products
Vermont has recently taken a positive first step in addressing the staggering number of chemicals, many of which are toxic, found in nearly all conventionally-manufactured consumer items; from couch cushions to plastic utensils to baby clothes. The state Senate has just passed S.239, known as the Toxic-Free Families Act, which would take steps to regulate much of these chemicals. Vermont...
