By number23 Cage-Free and Free-Range: The 15 Things The Egg Industry Does Not Want You To Know The meat and poultry industry is the largest segment of U.S. agriculture. However, while the meat industry has seen a steady decline over recent years, the same cannot…
By Christina Sarich (UR) The main ingredient in Monsanto’s best-selling herbicide, glyphosate, has already been named the most-used herbicide in history — and the company hopes you will continue to focus on the nefarious ramifications of a two-decades-long spraying spree with this carcinogenic chemical concoction while its patents on…
By Amando Flavio A court in the United State of America has slapped damages of $55 million against one of the country’s pharmaceutical giants, Johnson & Johnson (J&J) for not informing customers properly that the company’s talcum powder causes cancer. The lawsuit was brought by forward by Gloria…
By Elizabeth Montag Kalpakkam, India — Indian nuclear scientists have developed a new method to remove salt from seawater, spurring hope for regions around the world ravaged by drought. In India, 13 of 29 states are currently suffering from a lack of clean, fresh water —…
By Missy Fluegge Families in Rhode Island are winning the war against mandatory vaccination. They have joined together with two powerful advocacy organizations whose efforts have successfully aided the of introduction five legislative bills to their state government related to vaccine choice. Their diligence offers…
By Cassius Methyl While the corporate-controlled environmental movement is worrying about life-giving CO2, our modern environment is awash in gender-bending, endocrine-disrupting, sterility-inducing chemicals. This week we examine one of those chemicals that are permeating our modern environment: Bisphenol A. – Video’s description at original source See: The…
By Chris Veritas I don’t know about you, but when I do a search on a word like Aspartame, I find the best results always come up first. That’s because Google is a disinterested third party, with nothing but your best interests at heart. And…
By Amanda Froelich Centenarian Ida Keeling recently made headlines when she set a world record for the fastest 100M by a woman 100 years or older. When the average individual thinks of a centenarian, they are tempted to picture a slow and idle elder. That…
By True Activist List of companies that use Monsanto products. Note: this does not mean that Monsanto owns the companies in the literal sense. See the main corporate owners at the bottom of this piece. In light of the recent public anger over the Monsanto…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Never in my life would I have thought I’d be writing a blog about what just may be the unsuspected, but possibly planned, ‘effectiveness of vaccines in accomplishing a certain public health goal: reduced population growth’. Bill Gates, the Microsoft-wizard-turned-‘vaccine-expert’, makes…
By Brandon Turbeville Is there any nuclear site in the United States that is not currently collapsing, leaking or otherwise posing a major health or environmental risk? Certainly there are, but that number is becoming smaller and smaller. In addition to three other nuclear disasters…
By Yvonne Holterman Due to the water shortage and contamination of our water, this could be our future. Fog is moisture. And in some places in the world, it’s the only kind of moisture. This is true in the Atacama Desert – the world’s driest desert –…
By Amanda Froelich The signs are going up around Brazil in an effort to wipe out the mosquitoes and their virus, which is linked to birth defects in newborns and nervous system disorders in adults. Because the Zika virus can result in serious birth defects…
By Claire Bernish Big Pharma created the legal opiate addiction epidemic and its outgrowth, rampant heroin abuse, because pharmaceutical corporations’ own addiction to profit arguably trumps any concern it may have had for patients. Though the accusation may seem harsh, the evidence has never been…
By Gaye Levy Something not frequently addressed by the survival and prepping community is the importance of good health and medical self-care. What I am referring to is individual responsibility for our own physical and mental wellness. Why is this important? If there were to…
By Heather Callaghan “I did my research and only submitted the facts in my cartoon” It was another week; another cartoon for farmer and comic artist Rick Friday – until the newspaper fired him after he dropped a truth bomb about corporate reality. After 20 dedicated…
By Vandita Women who drink two or more diet drinks per day are at a 30% higher risk for a cardiovascular event —congestive heart failure, coronary heart disease, coronary revascularization procedure, heart attack, peripheral arterial disease, and ischemic stroke — and 50% are more likely…
By Derrick Broze A new study has confirmed the benefits of mindfulness-based therapy for treating people with recurring depression. According to a new analysis, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy may be more helpful than other treatments for people with recurring depression. MBCT combines traditional Cognitive Behavioral Therapy…
By Cassius Kamarampi (Era of Wisdom) In April 2016, the Google searches for “chemtrails” reached a higher point than we’ve ever seen. Supporting the idea that people are researching chemtrails more frequently because they are seeing them more frequently, there seem to be seasonal peaks in…
By Catherine J Frompovich One of the vaccine attorneys I network with recently asked me a question that prompted this article, since I think the facts about “vaccine politics” need to be rehashed, plus urgently corrected by Congress and especially by healthcare consumers, who should…
