 | 5/10/2008 - Mitsubishi Motor Company is continuing to refine its all-electric sub-compact car dubbed iMiev (Mitsubishi Innovative Electric Vehicle), and plans to begin sales to the general public in the... |
 | 5/10/2008 - Would you comfortably swallow a small pill containing a camera to screen your oesophagus for early signs of cancer? Scientists at the University of Washington think you would. They claim that... |
 | 4/20/2008 - For decades, battery storage technology has been a heavy weight on the back of scientific innovation. From cell phones to electric vehicles, our technological capabilities always seem to be... |
 | 4/10/2008 - (NaturalNews) Traces of depleted uranium (DU) have been found in people even 20 years after their initial exposure, according to research conducted by a scientist from the University of Leicester, England... |
 | 4/9/2008 - (NaturalNews) A former AT&T technician who retired in 2004 has told Congress that the telecommunications company cooperated with the National Security Agency (NSA) by building special routing rooms that... |
 | 3/10/2008 - Nissan Motor Company has developed an electric vehicle that pivots on its wheel axis, can squeeze into tight spots without backing up, and even tells its driver to relax when stressed out... |
 | 3/7/2008 - (NaturalNews) The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has rejected a congressional request to investigate telephone companies for allegedly turning over confidential customer information to the Federal... |
 | 2/14/2008 - A bright orange foam developed by a snowboarding engineer is strong enough to protect you from being hit over the head with a shovel. In order to demonstrate the cushioning effects of d3o... |
 | 2/12/2008 - Salmonella bacteria sent into outer space responded to the altered gravity by becoming more virulent, with changed expression of 167 different genes, according to a study published in the... |
 | 1/11/2008 - The United Kingdom's largest study on the safety of cellular phones has failed to rule out the possibility of long-term cancer risk, and concluded that parents should continue to limit use... |
 | 1/10/2008 - Drones are now on the rise in the US for local, federal and private use. Taser International, the company that supplies American police and military forces nationwide and is being funded by... |
 | 1/8/2008 - Small electronic chips approved by the FDA for implanting beneath human skin have been linked to cancer in laboratory animals, according to a research review conducted by the Associated Press... |
 | 1/3/2008 - Watching video on a portable video player is a great way to make the time fly by while engaged in cardiovascular exercise. So I recently decided to try out the new Archos 705 WiFi digital... |
 | 12/29/2007 - Lighting conditions in British schools are overwhelmingly inappropriate and are likely to give children headaches and concentration problems, according to a new study presented at the annual... |
 | 12/29/2007 - As little as 10 minutes on a cell phone can trigger changes in brain cells linked to cell division and cancer, suggests a new study conducted by researchers from the Weizmann Institute of... |
 | 12/24/2007 - “It is light, it’s small, it comes in colors…” beams Lynne Rigberg, the host of a Taser party in Scottsdale, Arizona. Show your loved one's how much you care this holiday season with this... |
 | 12/23/2007 - IBM and the University of Florida have announced the development of a new technology that will allow doctors to gather patients' health information from medical devices used in the home. The... |
 | 12/12/2007 - The Center for Environmental Health (CEH) has announced that the results of independent tests confirm earlier Greenpeace findings that headphone cords used in Apple Inc.'s iPod and iPhone... |
 | 11/21/2007 - Intel Corp. has announced plans to stop using lead as a soldering agent in its microprocessors. Lead is a chemical element with widespread industrial use. It is particularly useful as a semiconductor... |
 | 11/15/2007 - A cancer patient has found some interesting properties of seawater that could provide an abundant, cheap source of energy.
It was an accidental discovery, as reported in a CBS news story... |
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MRSA was first identified in the United States in 1968. The staph bacteria, which occurs naturally on human skin and in nasal passages, can cause minor infections of the skin or other soft tissue if it enters an open wound. In rare cases, however, the...
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Fidolin - the new drug for ADHDD and ADHD, approved for use on both dogs and children! This parody ad by the Health Ranger mimics the idiocy of television ads pushing mind-altering drugs for fictitious diseases like ADHD. It was filmed in Tucson, Arizona...
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Health Ranger Show #30: The Racist Cancer Industry, Blacks and Chemical Enslavement
In this shocking and highly controversial podcast, the Health Ranger reveals the racist nature of modern medicine and the cancer industry in particular, exposing how Big Pharma exploits the bodies of black men and women to make more profits while keeping them enslaved in a system of chemical dependence and intentional health illiteracy.
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Health Ranger Show #29: Interview with Suzy Cohen, the 24-Hour Pharmacist
In this fascinating interview, licensed pharmacist Suzy Cohen reveals the dangers of pharmaceuticals and why people should get off prescription drugs whenever possible. (This is from a pharmacist!) Her site is www.DearPharmacist.com
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Health Ranger Show #28: Water Health Myths Exposed
Listen as the Health Ranger blasts recent fabricated research that tries to claim water has no health benefits and that people should drink soda instead of water.
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Boku Super Food contains powerful nutritional medicine that can help prevent and even reverse serious diseases that are now devastating our population...
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