Dees Illustration By Heather Callaghan Vaccine Liberation Army reports: Senator Barbara Boxer (D) and Representative Anna Eshoo (D-Palo Alto), have proposed federal legislation that would for the first time impose Federal, as opposed to State, vaccine mandates to attend an educational program. The legislators’ bill…
by Jefferey Jaxen There is no doubt the vaccine debate has entered into full swing on both sides. The mainstream media is allocating a somewhat disproportionate amount of time to ensure its viewers receive the message that everyone needs to take their shots. As if…
Unwanted impact of antibiotics broader, more complex than previously known – Oregon State University. Factory farms and feedlots routinely feed antibiotics to animals, passed to humans in meat, milk, or eggs. Researchers at Oregon State University have discovered that antibiotics have an impact on the…
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 Higher Perspective The governor of Minnesota has declared that any products sold in the state must be free of the chemical known as triclosan. Governor Mark Dayton signed a measure banning the antibacterial chemical triclosan from products that are sold in the state. Triclosan…
by Catherine J. Frompovich Well, isn’t this a surprise! Do you know that there are many more strains of the measles virus than Baskin-Robbins has flavors of ice cream? Ice cream is one thing, but all those ‘flavors’ of measles surely must present problems for…
University of Colorado Denver, Natural Blaze AURORA, Colo. – Women who are exposed to certain chemicals are more likely to experience menopause at a younger age, according to a newly published study by a researcher from the University of Colorado School of Medicine at the…
By Michelle Schoffro Cook, Care2 Omega 3 fatty acids are the equivalent of nutritional gold. That’s because they are nature’s anti-inflammatory nutrients and are used in most chemical functions in the body. While fatty fish is frequently considered the best source of this essential fatty…
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…
By Chris Carrington, Ready Nutrition Health Officials in the UK have admitted that flu strain that is sweeping the planet this year, H3N2, is barely affected by the vaccination that is meant to prevent it. Only 3 out of every 100 vaccinated people are prevented…
by Julian Rose Intro: Julian Rose lays out a pragmatic model for bringing together local and regional food production and consumption. Julian has had more than 30 years experience in this field; selling the great majority of his organic farm produce within a ten mile…
by Tess Pennington Chances are that America’s most recent health trend is one you were given as a child. Think back to when you were ill, what was the one of the first things your mother made to help you feel better? That’s right, hot soup. Backed…
by Catherine J. Frompovich With all the media ‘fear porn’ about measles that’s been inundating everyone recently, perhaps healthcare consumers ought to know some pertinent facts about the MMR vaccines that their MDs, pediatricians, and health agencies apparently NEGLECT to tell the public as part…
by Tess Pennington I was talking with my sister the other day and she mentioned that her toddler started getting small patches of eczema on her arm. Now, what kind of auntie would I be if I didn’t whip up a batch of soothing eczema cream…
by Cassius Methyl Two Alabama parents are currently suing the pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson for knowing the dangers of the schizophrenia medication Risperdal five years prior to the corporation’s admission that it could cause some unusual side effects. They have also been accused by…
Natural Blaze This week thousands of Polish family farmers from the Solidarity trade union turned out to protest in over 50 locations across the country. Over 150 tractors have been blockading the A2 motorway into Warsaw since the 3rd February and hundreds more have closed…
by Joshua Krause A few weeks ago I wrote about how useful it would be to store thousands of books on an e-reader device, such as a Kindle. Surely, this isn’t the first time the idea has been proposed for the prepper community, but it…
by Catherine J. Frompovich Probably nothing is more contaminated at its source—the cow—than modern, non-organic milk! Modern factory farming practices, which produce cows’ milk, just about guarantees it’s probably chock full of antibiotics, GMO-feed-glyphosate-residues, growth hormones (BST), pus induced by hormones, plus other natural stress…
By Prevent Disease Times have changed. It used to be that an apple a day kept the doctor away. But three recent studies indicate this mantra could be changed to ‘a blueberry-avocado-cocoa-bean-smoothie a day’ keeps the doctor away–if the doctor is a cardiologist. Blueberries The new…
By Heather Callaghan Predictably, the ruckus surrounding the outbreak of measles in California has prompted two California lawmakers to take swift action. A move with huge implications considering that California is a political trendsetter for the rest of the country. A strange move if one…
