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BREAKING NEWS about cancer, bacterial sensitivity and EMF pollution
For decades, neuroscientist Olle Johansson, PhD has sounded the alarm about the dangers of artificial electromagnetic frequencies (EMFs). Dr. Johansson has continually warned us that the bombardment of microwave radiation coming from wireless computers, cell phones and even those so-called 'smart' m
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Addiction breeds addiction: Science shows high sugar diets make you more susceptible to other drugs, such as addictive opioids
A study conducted by behavioral neuroscience experts at the University of Guelph in Canada has shown that excessive sugar intake may render people more susceptible to drug abuse. The scientists carried out experiments on laboratory rats in order to determine the connection between high fructose corn
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Obesity-induced diabetes in the U.K. behind more than 160 amputations per WEEK; most die within 5 years
The obesity-related diabetes disaster continues unabated in the United Kingdom, triggering a rash of amputations that may be causing premature death in 80 percent of patients. As reported by the U.K.'s Daily Mail, the obesity epidemic is feeding into a record-high 160 amputations per week, accord
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Rosemary extract found to be a powerful anti-hyperglycemic solution for people who have problems with high blood sugar
As the number of people suffering from high blood sugar, or hyperglycemia, and related problems continues to rise, many doctors are taking the easy way out and sending people home with prescription medications that supposedly help keep the condition under control. Not everyone is willing to accept t
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Vitamin K essential to a healthy heart; deficiency found to contribute to unhealthy enlargement in adolescents
Eating more foods rich in vitamin K makes the heart healthier, according to a recent study reported by Science Daily. Researchers from the Medical College of Georgia (MCG) at Augusta University (AU) studied 766 healthy teenagers aged 14 to 18. They asked the subjects to wear activity monitors for s
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Researchers struggle to find effective way to mitigate damage done by atrazine, a common weedkiller known to harm human health, wildlife, aquatic life
The widely used weed killer atrazine has long been wreaking havoc on the planet, affecting not only human health but that of wildlife and aquatic life. Just how bad is it?
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Don't forget the tunes in the bedroom; study shows "sexy" songs enhance your sense of touch
Listening to songs has been proven to affect the way we feel. A new study discovered that listening to "sexy" songs can enhance people's sense of touch.
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Red meat doesn't cause cancer... it's the sodium nitrite added to processed meats
There is a huge misconception in regards to consumption of red meat and processed meats - that too much can increase your risk of getting cancer. But, says Natural News founder/editor Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, that's not entirely accurate. Actually, it's the sodium nitrite contained in proce
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Downsizing food: Public Health England planning to take drastic measures to cut available calories in the war on obesity
Health officials in England have devised a new plan as they continue their war on obesity. The Public Health England (PHE) urged companies to cut the calories in popular food items, everything from pizzas to burgers, bags of chips, shop-bought sandwiches, and ready-to-eat meals, to fight obesity
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Childhood obesity skyrocketing across America, and Big Pharma can't wait for future wave of patients needing drugs for everything
Parents lead their children by example, and today's youth are suffering in a big way because of their poor role models. America has an obesity epidemic, with more than a third of adults now falling into this category. Therefore, it's hardly surprising that childhood obesity is also skyrocketing
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