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July 11 - J. D. Heyes

Pope says you can't be environmentalist and pro-choice at the same time; they contradict each other

Much political hay has been made over a recent environmentally themed encyclical published by Pope Francis. Some have praised it for placing emphasis on man-caused global warming, while others have criticized it for the same reason, citing a lack of real scientific evidence...

July 11 - L.J. Devon, Staff Writer

Smartphones now causing permenant health problems in chronic users

smartphone dangers,chronic pain,occipital nerves

Skull on fire, writhing in pain, one journalist tells his own story about the onset of searing headaches and the feeling of being "hit over the head with a rod of steel." That's how journalist Adam Estes described the mysterious "bolts of pain" that shot from the top...

July 11 - L.J. Devon, Staff Writer

Newly tattooed mother is banned from breastfeeding because of supposed HIV risk despite testing negative

The natural way of life is constantly being attacked, discriminated against. Healthy lifestyle practices, like organic gardening, herbal medicine making and breastfeeding are often misunderstood by society's most ill-informed and authoritarian-minded. Professional pediatricians...

July 11 - Jonathan Benson, staff writer

Obama's new FDA regulations are four times longer than the Bible

The guidelines that dictate how the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is to govern the safety and approval of medical devices, pharmaceutical drugs, food additives and more have changed considerably since Barack Obama assumed the office of U.S. president in 2009...

July 11 - Jonathan Benson, staff writer

Do America's Kiwanis Clubs support forced sterilization of young black women in Africa?

Another manufactured crisis has sparked a major vaccination push in the Third World that some surmise has eugenics written all over it. In partnership with UNICEF, Kiwanis International, which has chapters all across America, is helping to fund the so-called "Eliminate...

July 11 - Sandeep Godiyal

Eat blueberries to live a longer life

Sometimes foods that are healthy don't always appeal to a large number of people. Blueberries are an exception, however - they are both delicious and nutritious. Blueberries are truly one of the great superfoods for so many reasons. Although they can satisfy a sweet...

July 11 - J. D. Heyes

After UN Peacekeepers rape local women and children, United Nations offers DNA testing but no justice, no peace

United Nations Peacekeepers,sexual abuse,DNA testing

Liberal foreign policy wonks have always held up the United Nations as a model for global diplomacy and management, even touting the institution as a viable instrument of what world government can and should look like. Only, the UN is anything but a panacea for global...

July 11 - S. D. Wells

Top 6 scary warnings about vaccines and flu shots

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You read the ingredients on food products all the time, so why haven't you ever read the inserts that come with vaccines and flu shots? Have you ever read the side effects, the ingredients or the warnings, even once? Don't you think it's time? Oh wait, so you didn't...

July 11 - Dr.Sofiya

Rose hips: A gift from autumn hedgerows

While people who have grown up in the city might not be aware of what exactly rose hips are, for people who garden or have grown up in more rural areas, rose hips are a familiar sight in the autumn. Rose hips are essentially the berry of the rose plant. They are the...

July 11 - Daniel Barker

U.S. schools begin scanning students' thumbprints for 'tracking purposes'

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One of the most effective methods of creating a surveillance state, authoritarian society, fascist nation or whatever one wishes to call it, is to inform children at an early age that they have no individual privacy rights. Take a child and reinforce the notion that...

July 11 - J. D. Heyes

Pentagon declares journalists are 'unprivileged belligerents' who can be shot or killed on sight

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Can journalists be considered enemies of U.S. and allied military forces? Absolutely, the Pentagon has declared in a thick, new instruction manual for waging war the "legal" way, and they can thus be targeted. According to The Washington Times, journalists can also...

July 11 - J. D. Heyes

Pope Francis releases papal Agenda 21, calls for globalist government to manage 'sustainable development,' ignores GMO and pharmaceutical pollution

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Pope Francis' recently divulged encyclical, in which he focused primarily on environmental issues and concentration of wealth in too few hands, actually reads more like a globalist political document than a religious or scientific offering. For instance, the pontiff...

July 10 - Mike Adams, NaturalNews Editor

The refreshing surge of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump: America tires of the same old insider corruption and idiocy offered by Clinton and Bush

Bernie Sanders,Donald Trump,political corruption

I don't usually cover pure politics here on Natural News, but watching the surge of Bernie Sanders (on the left) and Donald Trump (on the right) is so refreshing that I had to share it with you. It turns out these two have a lot more in common than you might expect. They're...

July 10 - Daniel Barker

Health coach and author launches campaign to educate public about vaccine damage: learn how you can help!

vaccine damage,mandatory vaccination,Larry Cook

Until recently, I have avoided writing about the dangers associated with vaccination. This is partly because I felt I did not know enough about the subject to take a hard stance against their use in general. I did believe, and I still do, that many of the vaccines being...

July 10 - Jonathan Landsman

Dangerous new vaccine legislation pushed by the United States federal government

vaccine legislation,medical rights,Alan Phillips

According to the "Vaccinate All Children Act of 2015" (H.R. 2232), the United States federal government wants to take away all religious and philosophical exemptions or, in order words, require every school age child to get vaccinated – whether you like it or not...

July 10 - Sandeep Godiyal

Avocado compound holds promise for treating leukemia

Avocados have received enormous attention in the press and on social media in recent years. Once shunned as being too "high fat", dieticians, researchers and others in the healthcare community are beginning to realize just how healthy these amazing fruits really are...

July 10 - Daniel Barker

All poultry sales banned in in NC due to bird flu outbreak

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North Carolina authorities have announced a ban on all sales of live poultry, effective beginning August 15, 2015. The ban also applies to public livestock shows and poultry sales, such as the poultry exhibit at the North Carolina State Fair, which traditionally takes...

July 10 - L.J. Devon, Staff Writer

Organic agriculture is helping save bees from extinction

organic agriculture,bees,colony collapse disorder

Conventional farming has become a reckless institution that pays no heed to soil nutrition, soil microbes, wildflowers and the natural habitat of pollinators. Under today's conventional farming systems, insects and herbs are expendable. Farming now works against nature...

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