By Jeffrey Green After this coming election a majority of states will allow some form of legal cannabis. This November, at least nine states will be voting on ballot measures to enter the civilized world of legal recreational or medical marijuana. A few more states…
By Amanda Froelich Researchers have already confirmed that spending time in nature reduces stress and that living near trees is beneficial for your health and wallet. Now, a new study concludes that women who surround themselves with vegetation are likely to live longer lives. The study,…
Op-ed by Heather Callaghan I had to share this awesome teacher’s homework policy – I remember with regret the dread of hours of homework during school and trying to get out of it any way possible… It consumed my childhood. I should have been playing, but any…
By Catherine J Frompovich Josh del Sol of Take Back Your Power has produced a new documentary about the invasion of privacy and the abridging of Fourth Amendment rights in the U.S. Constitution. Consumers may watch del Sol’s outstanding movie Take Back Your Power FREE until…
By Heather Callaghan We’re giving away 1 premium chlorine shower filter everyday for the next 2 weeks. Register here. Lack of safe, drinkable water is still such a devastating problem around the globe. Not only does it result in mass, unnecessary death and disease, but finding…
By Tess Pennington Aromatherapy has been shown to have a profound impact on lifting moods, purifying the air, and making a room smell great in the process. This type of therapy interacts with the “emotional brain” or limbic system. During inhalation, odor molecules travel through the…
We’re giving away 1 premium chlorine shower filter everyday for the next 2 weeks. Register here. By Jeffrey Green Bathing in chlorinated water may be worse for you than drinking it because it bypasses your liver, say scientists. Chlorine is the most widely used disinfectant…
By Pamela Bofferding A few years ago my family of four packed up our household and moved across the country. We made the drive in our car while our belongings were hauled in a moving truck. We arrived to our new house with little more than…
By Amanda Flavio Malaria is a deadly disease caused by parasites. Transmission occurs when people are bitten by the infected female Anopheles mosquito. The World Health Organization reports that 95 countries and territories are currently having ongoing malaria transmission. It is also said about 3.2 billion…
By Catherine J. Frompovich AMI Smart Meters are being rolled out across the globe, especially in the USA where there is much opposition to various aspects regarding their being retrofitted on to electric, natural gas, and water utility services replacing safe, non-EMF-polluting analog meters. …
By Catherine J Frompovich In France, there’s a governmental agency called ANSES that deals with health issues, e.g., food, environmental and occupational health safety, established July 1, 2010, incorporating and/or taking over two previous government agencies: the French Food Safety Agency (AFSSA) and the French…
By Brandon Turbeville Over the past several years, concern over the endocrine-disrupting chemical bisphenol-A (BPA) has multiplied exponentially. More people than ever before are aware of the potential side-effects of BPA, a chemical compound that is used in plastics manufacturing and many other capacities, such…
By Pamela Bofferding Back pain is a big deal. It will affect almost every American over the course of their lifetime, and in many cases, it goes on to become chronic and untreatable. Back pain drives up the dependency of painkillers, it causes loss of…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Diabetes, according to former FDA toxicologist Dr Dana Flavin, MD, PhD, has increased 700 percent over the years! As of 2014, the CDC stated that 9.3 percent of the U.S. population had diabetes: 21 million diagnosed and 8.1 million undiagnosed. [1]…
By Heather Callaghan Nut milks are amazing – they are versatile, provide protein, are a great addition to smoothies or lattes and thankfully don’t carry the same allergen risks of commercial dairy milk (barring a nut allergy or severe autoimmune condition, of course). They’re perfectly paleo,…
By Catherine J Frompovich If everyone, who is so enthralled with technology, would wake up to what really is going on in cyberspace utilizing computer networks to surveil and undermine your personal space and rights, especially what’s going on with Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating platform,…
By Amando Flavio n many countries in Africa, it is very common to find villages and towns not connected to the national electricity grid. Such towns and villages have no choice than to depend on kerosene-powered lamps. In such areas, people’s lives are restricted. They…
By Amanda Froelich One of the most difficult challenges might be to sit indoors when the weather outside is glorious. Luckily, a new invention actually encourages people to transport their work and office space elsewhere, and the brilliant concept is quickly gaining attention. The GreenPod…
By Catherine J Frompovich One of my readers in Pennsylvania, where draconian PA Public Utility Commission regulations to install AMI Smart Meters mandated by PA PUC regulations stating that’s how it—the PUC—interprets HB2200 enacted as Act 129 of 2008, emailed me a copy of her…
By Lanaria Amberkira, The Netherlands Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi: (Porbandar, October 2, 1869 – New Delhi, January 30, 1948). Was an Indian politician. After studying law in England, Gandhi went to South Africa, where he devoted himself to the Indian population. After returning to India, he…
