Bombshell: Did Wise food company just turn over its entire list of emergency food customers to the U.S. government?
Wise Company, producer of emergency and storable foods, is facing a class action lawsuit for "unlawful, unfair, and deceptive advertising and business practices." As it turns out, one ...

Five ways to clear the body of chemtrail toxins
The vast majority of us have probably heard of chemtrails but don’t know very much about them. Others know exactly what they are but insist they are nothing but fodder for conspiracy theorists. ...

Skip the risky vaccines: New study shows prebiotics fight rotavirus
Isn’t it strange that some pathogens are popularized and sensationalized while countless other pathogens that exhibit similar symptoms are left unadvertised? Many of the pathogens that we are ...

We’re still haunted by DDT – new study says it causes autism
When the evidence that DDT was harmful could no longer be ignored, the use of the chemical was banned completely in 1972. If you thought this was a problem of the past, however, think again: New ...

Tennessee restricts use of Monsanto herbicide dicamba as damage to food crops spreads
Monsanto remains unfazed with Tennessee’s recently imposed restrictions against its dicamba pesticides. The state officially became the fourth in the nation to ban or limit the use of dicamba ...

GOP senator blasts Google over lies about consumer privacy: "There’s NO way to really turn off tracking services"
A freshman Republican senator lambasted Google on Tuesday for invading users’ privacy by tracking them and building profiles on them that the tech giant later seeks to monetize, and all without ...

A short introduction to vitamin K deficiency
A person needs vitamins, so his or her body can grow healthy and strong. For the most part, many people strive to include vitamin-dense foods in their regimen: A healthy meal usually has all the ...

Acupuncture found as effective as nicotine replacement therapy for helping people quit smoking
A study reports that acupuncture is as effective as nicotine replacement therapy in helping people stop smoking. The study, which was published in the journal Chest, aimed to assess the efficacy ...

Food allergies or toxic buildup? Study finds that despite a recent increase in reported food allergies, no corresponding change in antibody levels have been found
Allergies were not a common medical complaint a few decades ago, but it seems that the country is having a food allergy epidemic. Reports of allergies are increasing, and researchers can't ...

"Tech neck": What is it and how can you prevent it?
If you use a computer or a mobile device for extended periods of time every day, you might end up developing a painful condition called "tech neck." Fortunately, this returning pain in ...

Simple strategies for lifelong brain health
Making positive lifestyle changes, such as exercising regularly and following a nutritious regimen, isn't just good for your physical health. In fact, it can also boost your brain health. ...

Medical fascism: Leftist publishers urging doctors to push gun control onto patients
There's a sinister movement afoot that's aiming to brainwash more Americans into sacrificing their Second Amendment rights on the altar of political correctness by having physicians, ...

Pulling off bandages could become less painful in the future, thanks to light
Every parent knows that the quickest way to soothe a crying child after stubbing his toe or scraping his knee is to apply an adhesive bandage. It's even known to make the ...

Study looks at the anticancer potential of melatonin
Melatonin, a hormone produced by the pineal gland, is best known for its sleep-promoting effect. But did you know that it also has potential cancer-fighting effects? Researchers from Iran ...

Discover the benefits of biotin, a little known B-vitamin that can give you that natural, healthy look
If your hair is dry and brittle or if your skin is red and itchy, you may have a biotin deficiency. But what is the B-vitamin called biotin and why is it good for your hair and skin? Biotin is ...

Research shows that insulin resistance may be detrimental to brain health
As each year passes, more studies are finding evidence that chronic diseases, as well as degenerative ones, are associated with poor lifestyle choices. A study from the Tel Aviv University shows ...

Top 10 health tips from a wellness doctor
Your body is a temple, and it's up to you to make sure that it's in tip-top shape. You might think that this requires the use of rigorous training and exercise programs while carefully ...

Obesity, diabetes, and liver health: Scientists explain the relationship that leads to insulin resistance
In 2016, over 650 M people were diagnosed with obesity. Described as abnormal or excessive fat accumulation, obesity is known to be detrimental to health, causing cardiovascular diseases ...

Save by growing peppers year round inside your house
Organic peppers are wonderful, colorful vegetables that can add zest to any meal, whether they are stuffed and baked, grilled, smothered onto enchiladas, tossed into salads or simply enjoyed as ...

High glycemic load linked to cerebral small vessel diseases
A recent study suggests that a high (GL) is linked to the presence and burden of cerebral small vessel diseases in people who experienced a stroke. The article, which was ...