By Brianna Acuesta Tiny hemp homes are being made in Washington as a way to promote more sustainable building materials. Though she has never built a home before, Pam Bosch claims that “Anybody can do this. Grandma can do this. Grandma’s doing it.” She’s referring…
By Claire Bernish A small town in Pennsylvania is the latest to be targeted by Nestlé Waters North America, which, in typical fashion, is seeking to extract millions of gallons of freshwater to bottle and sell for an obscene profit — whether or not local…
By April McCarthy The world’s oceans are a global reservoir of persistent organic pollutants to which humans and other animals are exposed. A new study has found that fish tainted with common, long-lasting environmental contaminants weaken the human body’s ability to defend itself against toxins….
By Michelle Goldstein Recently Dr. Andrew Wakefield directed the documentary Vaxxed to educate the public about autism in general, and more specifically to address the coverup of the 2004 research connecting the MMR vaccine to autism. Gastroenterologist Wakefield has become a champion for the autism community,…
By Heather Callaghan After years of weight and health struggles, a gentlemen who lost half of his body weight gifted the world with a genius health app. In a world increasingly hectic and isolating, it can be so difficult to find a workout buddy. But a…
By Heather Callaghan Is there someone in your life who could use a beam of unconditional love right now? You may want to think on that person while you watch this compelling speech about what it means to love… Or perhaps the person in need…
By iHealthTube.com If you have bemoaned the fact that you haven’t done a stone-unleashing liver cleanse – fret not. It may not be the right option for you. Dr. Erin Lommen discusses detoxification and liver cleanses. She says you shouldn’t jump right into one using one…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) Daughter of two American Eugenics Society directors, with a Carnegie Corporation President father, departing FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg seemed to inherit her position. (Source) To keep pharmaceutical drugs regulated to a minimum, ensure that children as young as three can…
By Paul A. Philips Great humanitarian progress could be made if conventional science stopped clinging to age-old paradigms and limiting beliefs. Then, to add to these limitations, there’s the controlling imposed on scientific research and academia by science’s corporate/banker sponsors who in effect would rather…
By Brian Berletic Taking care of human health is not like fixing a car or a computer. Not only is there a wide range of conditions that can afflict a human being, but each human being also has a unique personality and ability (or inability)…
By Paul A. Philips Learn how a stroke victim’s extraordinary experience led her to discover the true nature of consciousness. Science has long held the firm belief that conscious is an illusion. Dogmatically, without any proof whatsoever, they want you to believe that your conscious…
By Claire Bernish Recently, scientists scanned the brains of volunteers who’d taken LSD — and the results were nothing less than amazing. Instead of taking doses of the drug orally as is ordinarily done, the volunteers agreed to have 75 micrograms of LSD injected. The…
By Brandon Turbeville No one can accuse James Hinton of being unclear on his stance regarding GMOs and GMO legislation. The Napa County Board of Supervisors, District 2 candidate has staunchly opposed GMOs since day one of his candidacy and has even made the issue…
By Heather Callaghan Today on TODAY, actor Robert De Niro shared his candid thoughts on the movie Vaxxed, which was pulled from this year’s Tribeca film festival. The festival was founded by he and Jane Rosenthal after the events of September 11th. De Niro is…
By TED, Natural Blaze Designer Suzanne Lee shares her experiments in growing a kombucha-based material that can be used like fabric or vegetable leather to make clothing. Kombucha is a probiotic, fermented drink made from black tea and sugar. Kombucha is good for parasites and…
By Nick Bernabe A genius yet very simple way to produce healthy, bacteria-free water. Italian designer Gabriele Diamanti (@GabDiamanti) has invented Eliodomestico, an eco-distiller running on solar power, to provide safe drinking-water for people in developing countries: a very simple way to produce healthy, bacteria-free…
By Brianna Blaschke After being poisoned by his own pesticides, strawberry farmer Jim Cochran went against the grain, earning him the title of owning the first large-scale organic strawberry farm. In recent years, the extent of which “conventional” agricultural methods cause serious harm has been…
By Heather Callaghan What does life expect from you? Most people are only brave enough to take up the space around their toes – but there’s a whole world waiting for you. The only you. Why is it that people fade and become self-conscious around the…
By Brandon Turbeville On April 6, 2016 country music legend Merle Haggard passed away at the age of 79. Haggard was one of the most legendary country music performers and artists in the music industry with more than 36 number one country hits to his…
By Isaac Davis Freedom in the United States today is a moving target, and when the government catches wind of an innovation that makes life easier and more affordable for ordinary people, it always steps in to take control. Take, for example, the growing effort to outlaw…
