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Farmers Plant Non-GMO Crops for Increased Profit
In a true sign that the winds are turning away from the genetic modification of our food, more and more American farmers are starting...
From Shamrock Shake to This??
Oh, McDonald's. Sometimes it looks like they're trying, but they always give themselves away. This time, their plan is pretty transparent.
Hot off the annual...
15 Chemicals in Common Household Items that Disrupt Hormones and May Lead to Early...
Chemicals called ‘endocrine disruptors,’ found in everything from soap to plastics, have already been linked to rising cancer levels and fertility problems.
Now, new...
BEWARE: FDA Confirms Presence of Arsenic in 70% of U.S. Chicken
The presence of arsenic in United States chicken has been long suspected - we have previously reported on 2010 and 2011 studies which found...
13 Ways Inflammation Can Destroy Your Health
One of the biggest hazards to your health out there is inflammation. Inflammation is a key player in the development of many illnesses, including...
As Bees Die, Malnutrition Concerns Rise
It's time to talk for a moment about bees, and about neonicotinoids. All over the world, bees are dying in mass numbers - nearly...
Eating Organic Can Indeed Lower Your Pesticide Exposure
It appears that eating organic leads to lower levels of pesticides in our blood over time. While this may seem like the biggest "duh"...
Study: Exposure to Plastic Chemicals Linked to Earlier Menopause
What does plastic have to do with menopause? According to a new study performed by researchers at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, there...
The Only Coffee You Should Buy…
Americans love their coffee. Although it is the most widely traded commodity in the world, more coffee is consumed in our country than in any...
Costa Rica Shuts Down GMO Approval Process
In an encouraging piece of news from Costa Rica earlier this month, the nation's Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court has ruled the approval...
