by Jefferey Jaxen With acupuncture having roots in Chinese medicine going back over 5000 years, it seems silly to choose such a title for this article. Yet, in the 21st century, it appears that the United States is only beginning to dive into the layers…
By Higher Perspectives Everyone’s seen them, they always steal my focus when they float across my vision. Most people assume they’re dust or a small fuzz in their eye, but in reality, they’re not what anyone expected them to be. I had them all the…
Natural Blaze The non-trademarked name for store-bought “fruit roll ups” is fruit leather. Store-bought fruit snacks contain artificial dyes, GMO corn syrup, GMO hydrogenated oils, natural flavors (MSG?), monoglycerides and GMO dextrose (aka corn sugar). Not exactly a fun way to enjoy fruit. Who knew…
By Natural Blaze The mini-documentary below, Under Cover Farmers, follows three mid-scale farmers who stopped tilling their soil and started planting diverse cover crops. The amazing results were immediate. This no-till method reduces or eliminates the need for irrigation, herbicides, and fertilizers for growers of…
By Heather Callaghan Sheriff Andy comes to the rescue of a nurse – a damsel in distress – by coercing a Mayberry citizen to get a jab. Sheriff Andy Taylor, played by Andy Griffith, is a beloved figure – more so now with the unprecedented…
Diverse Health Services presents Dr. R. E. Tent’s April 2012 lecture; The Exploding Autoimmune Epidemic, which concludes that it’s not autoimmune disease, it’s that we’re full of viruses. Dr. Tent has a highly successful local private practice in Novi, Michigan and is highly renowned all…
by Catherine J. Frompovich What is immunity? n. exemption from penalties, payments, or legal requirements, granted by authorities or statutes. Generally there are three types of immunity at law: a) a promise not to prosecute for a crime in exchange for information or testimony in…
By John Vibes, True Activist After spending over a year in Iceland’s National Museum, the last McDonalds meal sold in the country will now be going on display at the Bus Hostel in Reykjavik. The world-famous fast food chain shut down its Iceland locations in…
Not all “carbs” are “bad.” Sometimes it’s just the way they are processed. For instance, potatoes pack a great protein and mineral punch. But some people are reducing or replacing their consumption of starchy foods like grains, flours, rice and potatoes either to avoid glycemic…
By Heather Callaghan Raw milk has been featured in two different recent comedy shows… The characters on popular comedy show, Portlandia, recently experienced pure ecstasy while imbibing unpasteurized milk. They could just swear they were smarter, more fit and more fluid after milking cows and…
Natural Blaze What If Obesity Was The Consequence Of Diabetes? Surgeon Peter Attia demonstrates that the obesity crisis might be hiding a bigger problem. As a young surgeon, Peter Attia felt contempt for a patient with diabetes. She was overweight, he thought, and thus responsible…
Image by The Rundown Live Kristan T. Harris, The Rundown Live In a recent measles outbreak at the Disneyland amusement park in California, five theme park employees and 39 total patients have been reported as contracting the disease. Seven individuals infected by the measles, who were…
Image illustrators By Heather Callaghan Since the “Disneyland Outbreak” of measles in California, there’s been a mass hysteria and calls for quarantine and forced injection scarcely seen since…that brief break we got from Ebola. So when a medical doctor boldly stands up and flies against…
By Heather Callaghan Do you have some chocolate? An aluminum can? Cloth? Tinder and wood? Throw in some sunlight and you got fire! It doesn’t seem that this would be your best bet to start fire in a survival situation – but that’s what this…
By Heather Callaghan An emotional video is going around about a boy who surprised a news anchor after she helped bring his story to the public. By featuring his story multiple times, she played a big role in securing him a loving home with a…
by Tess Pennington The Incredible Edible Park is a 7.5-acre public park that grows enough food, vegetables and fruits to feed 200,000 needy persons a year. Once a weeded, unused piece of land owned by the electric company is now a productive community garden. This…
by Jefferey Jaxen As humanity becomes more conscious to the language of nature, it is clear that mushrooms in their many forms come in peace and are here to help. The uses, benefits, and applications of mushrooms currently seem to be limitless cutting across all…
by Catherine J. Frompovich What a question even to ask! But – someone, something—perhaps conspiracies—as many are encouraged by the global media to believe – truly have brought the planet and humankind out of mediaeval misery, but equally into profoundly dangerous circumstances. However, not many…
By Waking Times Video – It was “supposed” to be harmless to humans and animals—the perfect weed killer. Now a groundbreaking article just published in the journal Entropy points to Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide, and more specifically its active ingredient glyphosate, as devastating—possibly “the most important factor…
By Heather Callaghan In this scenario – a doctor, a pick-up artist and Frank Zappa try to walk into Australia. But they can’t and it’s not just because one of them’s dead. Last week, we reported on the pro-vaccine campaign to ban Dr. Sherri Tenpenny…
