By Tony Cartalucci The years between 2010 and 2020 may likely be remembered as the decade of gene therapy, and perhaps, the end of cancer, heart disease, blindness, deafness, and even aging – if this revolutionary technology is properly implemented and integrated into our healthcare…
By Gary G. Kohls, MD, special guest to Natural Blaze “We are apt to shut our eyes against a painful truth… For my part, whatever anguish of spirit it might cost, I am willing to know the whole truth, to know the worst, and to…
By Mario Deal, guest Natural Blaze There are always deadlines and things we need to do where we can certainly use a boost of productivity. Whether it’s for personal reasons or just a project that really needs to get done at work, if we can get…
By Michelle Goldstein It’s that time of year: flu season. Pharmacies are advertising their flu shots. Medical groups and physicians urge patients to get their vaccinations. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that everyone get vaccinated, including newborns, pregnant women, children and…
By Natasha Longo One of the most perfect foods, low in calories, containing every single vitamin (A, B, D, E, K) except C, and nearly perfect in protein can also improve aspects of cognition, according to research that also concludes neither high intake of cholesterol…
By Heather Callaghan President-elect Donald J. Trump asked to meet with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at Trump Tower in Manhattan to discuss issues surrounding “vaccines and immunizations.” On Tuesday it was revealed that Kennedy would be leading a vaccine safety commission. The unlikely pair both call themselves…
By Catherine J Frompovich One of the most respected electromagnetic frequency researchers in the world, Professor Olle Johansson, is being forced to retire from the Karolinska Institute apparently because Dr. Johansson’s research proves non-thermal adverse health effects from EMFs/RFs from microwave technology, things like Wi-Fi…
By Ariana Marisol Everyone has a sweet tooth. But choosing the sweet option could be the difference between life and death. These important tips could save your life: Today, we are all urged to watch our sugar intake as much as possible. Women are told that…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) (All sources can be found at the bottom of this article) Academics from Israel, Spain, the US and other places have been writing papers about putting viruses, bacteria, drugs, and chemicals into electrospun nanofibers, which can be sprayed on crops,…
By Alex Pietrowski America is being flooded with prescription pharmaceuticals, and in many cases, as we continue to learn, their stated benefits end up being overshadowed by costly side-effects and even lasting damage. The medical and pharmaceutical industries profit immensely, often knowingly causing harm, yet…
By Jake Anderson Becoming the seventh city to sue Monsanto over contaminated waterways, Portland passed a resolution last week authorizing city attorney Tracy Reeve to take the biotech company to federal court over its decades-long dispersal of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). The city has spent more…
By Heather Callaghan We’re living in the “Age of Aluminum” according to Chris Exley, PhD of England. Do you associate aluminum exposure with Alzheimer’s disease? Despite the correlation between the neurotoxin and brain disease over the decades, a definite cause hadn’t been clinically presented. Perhaps you’ve heard…
By Sayer Ji, Founder Is sucralose (aka Splenda) really as safe a sugar alternative as its manufacturers and advertisers claim, or is it really a toxic chemical causing a wide range of health problems including thyroid suppression and weight gain? New research sheds light on this…
By Jason Erickson The plight of the pollinator continues to be documented in an increasing number of studies that have linked neonicotinoid pesticides to a range of negative effects upon bees and their colonies. Neonicotinoids have been implicated in tens of millions of bees instantly…
By Ariana Marisol A new organ was discovered hiding in plain sight in the human body. It was described by the Italian polymath Leanardo de Vinci in 1508, but was ignored through the centuries until now! Known as the mesentery, this organ was previously thought to be…
By Brianna Acuesta Yoga is seriously one of the best hobbies you can take up for both your mind and body. As though yoga needed any more evidence of its positive effects on the body, two recent studies found that its effects are far-reaching and…
By Justin Gardner “Let medicine be thy food and let food be thy medicine.” – Hippocrates In the fourth century BCE, the most famous Greek physician made the bold claim that disease was caused naturally, not by the gods. Environment, diet and living habits all…
By Jim Erickson Monitoring of U.S. drinking water supplies for chemical and microbial contaminants should be increased, especially for vulnerable populations such as pregnant women, infants and young children, according to the final report from a panel of scientists and engineers that advises President Obama….
By Mae Chan One of the biggest mineral deficiencies in the world is zinc, with as many as two billion people around the world being in a daily deficit. A modest 4 milligrams of zinc extra every day in the diet may reduce DNA strand…
By Amanda Froelich This mother decided to use her savings of AUD $30,000 to travel the world with her daughter because life is short, and because time spent with others is a worthwhile investment. Life is short, and the hard-earned money most people covet won’t…
