Articles from NaturalNews In-House Writers:
The Michael Jackson Diet That Could Have Saved Him from Death by Western MedicineBy Mike Adams, July 2 2009
(NaturalNews) There's no question that Michael Jackson was killed by western medicine. Autopsies reveal a devastating pattern of drug injections, bone mineral loss (he suffered rib fractures when administered CPR) and hair loss. When he died, his stomach contained not food, but half-digested pharmaceuticals (http://www.s2smagazine.com/node/1206).
As stated in a previous NaturalNews article (http://www.naturalnews.com/026517_Michael_Jackson_drugs_pharmas.html), I believe Michael Jackson was chemically...
Common Chemo Drug Kills WomenBy Sherry Baker, July 2 2009
(NewsTarget) Chemotherapy drugs used in standard cancer treatments are associated with a huge list of side effects, from hair loss and nausea to nerve pain, sexual problems and mouth sores. Now a new study from the Research on Adverse Drug Events and Reports (RADAR) pharmacovigilance program at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine has identified another side effect caused by a commonly used chemotherapy drug -- death.
A startling number of women have died from a severe allergic...
Obesity as Dangerous to Health as Lifetime of SmokingBy David Gutierrez, July 2 2009
(NaturalNews) Severe obesity shortens a person's expected lifespan by 10 years, comparable to the effect of a lifetime spent smoking, according to a study conducted by researchers from Oxford University's Clinical Trial Service Unit and published in the journal The Lancet.
"This is the latest and most convincing demonstration of the close relationship between being overweight and poor heart health, and confirms that smoking is harmful regardless of your weight," said Peter Weissberg of the British...
Research Helps Breast Cancer Patients Arm Themselves before Visiting OncologistsBy Barbara L. Minton, July 2 2009
(NewsTarget) After a diagnosis of breast cancer, most women want to know where they fit into the statistics being quoted to them as reasons for submitting to the traditional toxic treatments being advocated by their oncologists. Scientists in China are helping to further this understanding through research revealing a statistical breakdown of which forms of breast cancer are the most deadly, and which may not be so dangerous. Any woman being pressured to accept chemotherapy, radiation, and follow...
American Doctors Busted for Fraud, Conspiracy in HIV Treatment ScamBy Mike Adams, July 1 2009
(NaturalNews) I've often asserted that doctors exploit people for personal profit, prescribing drugs and procedures that are medically unnecessary while raking in millions from health insurance companies, Medicare and Medicaid. This week, Miami doctor Roberto Rodriguez was sentenced to eight years in prison -- and ordered to pay $9 million back to Medicare -- for doing exactly that.
According to press reports, Dr. Rodriguez conspired with five other medical professionals to recruit patients, diagnose...
Breastfeeding Babies Boosts Academic Achievements, GPABy S. L. Baker, July 1 2009
(NaturalNews) Breastfeeding has long been known to be an important way mothers can help keep infants healthy. For example, according to the American College of Pediatrics, breastfeeding slashes the rate of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) during the first year of life (http://www.naturalnews.com/026239_SIDS_breastfeeding_natural_health.html) and it also reduces the risk of type-2 diabetes, leukemia, lymphomas and asthma in older children.
Now there's another benefit to add to the list, this...
Are You Poisoning Yourself with Mercury in Fish?By David Gutierrez, July 1 2009
(NaturalNews) In an attempt to gauge just how dangerous the mercury in fish is, writer David Ewing Duncan decided to measure his blood levels of the toxic metal both before and after gorging on various types of fish.
Mercury is a naturally occurring metal, but one that is highly toxic to the nervous systems of vertebrates, including humans. Studies have shown that it can cause damage to brain functioning, including memory, learning and behavior, and that it can also harm the heart and immune system...
Vaccine Expert Reveals What You Should Know Before You Roll Up Your SleeveBy Barbara L. Minton, July 1 2009
(NewsTarget) A study by the Harvard Medical School of Public Health confirmed that public health officials could convince most people in the U.S. to alter their daily lives, follow government mandates and do as they are told after only a small amount of hyping that a deadly global pandemic was eminent. It documented that people tend to look to the government as a sort of Big Daddy who has their best interests at heart. People think Big Daddy will take care of them and they don't have to bother taking...
Red Yeast Rice Lowers Cholesterol: Study Backs Up Centuries of Traditional UseBy S. L. Baker, June 30 2009
(NaturalNews) Research just published in the Annals of Internal Medicine concludes a nonprescription, natural supplement -- red yeast rice -- has significant cholesterol-lowering effects. However, one important part of this story is that this isn't really a new discovery at all. Red yeast rice, a bright reddish purple fermented rice cultivated with the mold Monascus purpureus, has been used in Chinese medicine for more than a millennium to treat heart ills and other health problems.
The new study...
FDA Scientists Warn About Bleeding Risk of Bayer's Blood-Thinning DrugBy David Gutierrez, June 30 2009
(NaturalNews) The FDA has publicly released documents from science reviewers expressing concern over the blood-thinning drug rivaroxaban, marketed by Bayer AG and Johnson & Johnson (J&J) as Xarelto in Canada and Europe. The drug has yet to receive regulatory approval in the United States, but an application is pending.
The pill, introduced as a competitor to Sanofi-Aventis' injectable drug Lovenox (enoxaparin), is indicated for once-a-day short term use in order to prevent blood clots following...
Sprouted Buckwheat is Simple and DeliciousBy Sheryl Walters, June 30 2009
(NewsTarget) Sprouting takes a nut or seed that is dormant and brings it to life. You can watch as a food that has been sitting in a bag on a shelf for months begins to grow a little sprout and transforms. One of the easiest foods to sprout is buckwheat. Buckwheat becomes packed with live enzymes and vital nutrients when sprouted.
Sprouted buckwheat is an amazing food because it tastes like a grain but is actually gluten and wheat free and not a grain at all. It is one of the most complete sources...
Was Michael Jackson Chemically Manipulated for Profit?By Mike Adams, June 29 2009
(NaturalNews) Michael Jackson's death gives us an opportunity to reflect on the way he was treated by the media (and the public) while he was alive. Through his work, Michael Jackson went to great lengths to send a message of love to the world -- to inspire others and add joy to our lives -- and yet he was derided as a monster by the tabloid media while being humiliated by the comedy routines of late-night talk show hosts.
Western culture is cruel to celebrities.
Anyone in a position of notoriety...
One in Seven U.S. Teens Deficient in Vitamin D, Say ResearchersBy David Gutierrez, June 29 2009
(NaturalNews) A full one in seven U.S. teenagers are deficient in vitamin D, according to a new analysis conducted by researchers from Cornell University, published in the journal Pediatrics and presented at the annual meeting of the Pediatric Academic Society.
"These are alarming findings," researcher Sandy Saintonge said. "We need to do a better job of educating the public on the importance of vitamin D, and the best ways to get it."
Researchers looked at 2,955 U.S. residents between the...
Natural Aromatase Inhibitors are Best Prevention of Breast Cancer in Postmenopausal WomenBy Barbara L. Minton, June 29 2009
(NewsTarget) One of the answers to breast cancer prevention has been right under our noses all along. When diets high in natural foods that inhibit the aromatase enzyme are eaten, breast cancers in postmenopausal women don't get a chance to start, according to research from the University of Munster in Germany. Scientists there have found that aromatase inhibitors are what keep normal cells from developing to the point where they can be classified as Grade 1 cancer.
Estrogen receptors (ER) alpha...
Skin Brushing Shown to have Amazing BenefitsBy Sheryl Walters, June 29 2009
(NewsTarget) Skin care is literally a billion dollar a year business. Thousands of people are drawn in to buying creams, scrubs, soaps and oils every day by the promise of younger, firmer, wrinkle free skin. Many of these products do have their uses. They can stop the skin from becoming dry, sore and cracked; many can even reduce acne and help smooth out fine lines. But none of them can boast the all around cleansing benefits that are associated with the age old practice of dry skin brushing.
The...
Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett the Latest Celebrity Victims of Big PharmaBy Mike Adams, June 26 2009
(NaturalNews) That Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett both died in the last 48 hours is shocking news to many, but it's not nearly as surprising as the fact that they were both killed by Big Pharma's toxic drugs.
Michael Jackson, we now know, died from an injection of Demerol given by his doctor -- a man who is now the subject of an LAPD manhunt. There is little question that the injection of Demerol -- a potent pharmaceutical -- caused Jackson's death. Chalk it up to yet another tragic loss of...
Medical Madness: More Women Scared Into Double Mastectomy as Way to "Prevent" CancerBy David Gutierrez, June 26 2009
(NaturalNews) Increasing numbers of women are choosing to have both breasts removed in order to avoid breast cancer -- but doctors warn that many of these procedures may expose women to serious risk without providing the promised benefit.
In general, two kinds of women use double mastectomy as a preemptive breast cancer treatment. One group consists of women who have been diagnosed with cancer in one breast and choose to have both breasts completely removed in order to avoid the risk of developing...
Excessive Laptop Computer Use Linked To Male InfertilityBy S. L. Baker, June 26 2009
(NaturalNews) It's not only Big Pharma making billions off of the sometimes too-gullible American public. The infertility industry is raking in about two billion dollars a year -- even though many of the costly treatments have dismal success rates (http://www.naturalnews.com/023803_fertility_infertility_health.html). Instead of trying to find high tech ways to overcome the inability to reproduce, it is clearly smarter, cheaper, and safer to use healthy lifestyle choices to help avoid infertility...
Discover the Amazing Benefits of the Olive LeafBy Sheryl Walters, June 26 2009
(NewsTarget) Our bodies and immune systems are constantly fighting off foreign things such as pollution, bacteria and viruses. Stress from our fast paced lives is a leading cause of the further weakening of our body's ability to combat illnesses. Using drug substances, that act as an antibiotic, can actually weaken our immune systems and it is predicted by medical experts, that super viruses will soon occur for which there will be no drug cure. Because we want to do what's best for our body, we desire...
 The Caduceus Decoded: Secret Symbols Reveal Dark Agenda of Western MedicineBy Mike Adams, June 25 2009
(NaturalNews) Everywhere in western medicine you find the Caduceus symbol: It's the staff entwined with two serpents, with wings at the top. You'll find it emblazoned on medical texts, medical school certificates, medical websites and even in hospitals and medical buildings.
But what does the symbol mean, exactly? I decided to conduct a bit of research to find out some possibilities.
The Caduceus, it turns out, was a staff carried by the Greek god Hermes. Hermes is best known as the messenger...
Journalist Files Charges against WHO and UN for Bioterrorism and Intent to Commit Mass MurderBy Barbara L. Minton, June 25 2009
(NewsTarget) As the anticipated July release date for Baxter's A/H1N1 flu pandemic vaccine approaches, an Austrian investigative journalist is warning the world that the greatest crime in the history of humanity is underway. Jane Burgermeister has recently filed criminal charges with the FBI against the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations (UN), and several of the highest ranking government and corporate officials concerning bioterrorism and attempts to commit mass murder. She has...
Cancer Drug Found to Promote Tumor GrowthBy David Gutierrez, June 25 2009
(NaturalNews) A new anti-cancer drug actually promotes tumor growth at lower doses, according to a study conducted by researchers from the Institute of Cancer and published in Nature Medicine. This means that as the body removes large doses of the drug from its system, leaving behind successively smaller doses, the cancer-promoting characteristics of the drug kick in.
"We've got evidence now that low doses can enhance tumor growth," said lead researcher Kairbaan Hodivala-Dilke. "So there is no...
Use Natural Remedies for Mouth UlcersBy Sheryl Walters, June 25 2009
(NewsTarget) Anyone who suffers from mouth ulcers knows how painful and irritating they can be. In severe cases multiple ulcers may appear and the discomfort can make talking and eating difficult. But what causes these little sores? And how can you get rid of them naturally?
An ulcer is an open sore that appears in the soft tissue of the mouth. There can be many reasons why ulcers may appear such as prescription drugs and infectious diseases such as thrush or herpes. But poor oral hygiene, accidental...
 Let's Stop Kidding Ourselves: Ten "Big Duh" Realizations about Our World That Need to be StatedBy Mike Adams, June 24 2009
(NaturalNews) Forget the excuses, the spin and the propaganda. America's proposed health reforms won't work. The economy won't be saved with more bailouts, and technology isn't going to rescue us from carbon emissions. You want to know what's real in our world? Here are ten "Big Duh" realizations that need to be flatly stated.
Big Duh #1 - Pharmaceuticals don't workBig Pharma's drugs simply don't work. They don't cure any disease. Ask a cancer doctor about the number of patients he's ever cured...
Sign the Universal Declaration of Resistance to Mandatory VaccinationBy Barbara L. Minton, June 24 2009
(NewsTarget) Vaccine against the "swine flu" will be ready in July. It has been developed in half the time it used to take to develop flu vaccines due to Baxter International's patented technology. This means about 13 weeks from drawing board to injection instead of the usual 26. Never mind time for testing to see if it is safe. You remember Baxter, don't you? It is the company that in February delivered seasonal flu vaccine to 18 countries that was laced with live "bird flu" virus.
With the declaration...
Eating Mushrooms Slashes Risk of Breast Cancer by Two-ThirdsBy David Gutierrez, June 24 2009
(NaturalNews) Regular mushroom consumption can decrease a woman's risk of breast cancer by two thirds, researchers have found.
Scientists from the University of Western Australia in Perth conducted a study on 2,018 Chinese women, half of whom had been diagnosed with breast cancer. After adjusting for known cancer risk factors such as obesity, smoking, lack of exercise and lower education level, the researchers found that women who ate at least 10 grams of button mushrooms per day were 64 percent...
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Articles from Citizen Journalism Writers:
David Rainoshek Part II: Moving up the Diet Spectrum By Kevin Gianni, July 3 2009
(NewsTarget) This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni's Rawkathon, which can be found at http://www.Rawkathon.com. In this excerpt, David Rainoshek shares on moving up the diet spectrum and the inspiration of Ken Wilbur.
Rawkathon with David Rainoshek. David Rainoshek is raw foodist and co-creator of juicefeasting.com.
Kevin: If you're maintaining yourself at one stage in spectrum and it becomes stressful, what's your personal experience with that and what do you think is the best way...
Use Hypnosis to Measure the Physiological Effects of Emotions on the Body By Steve G. Jones, M.Ed., July 3 2009
(NewsTarget) The topic of hypnosis has been receiving more credibility from the medical science world. More research has been conducted that has shown definitive benefits from hypnosis. Many research studies also conclude that hypnosis may have many more benefits and that more research should be conducted to realize the full benefits of hypnosis. Hypnosis has been found to be beneficial in many different areas where emotions play a role. Great strides are being taken in researching the benefits of...
Solutions for Forced Vaccinations and Flu PandemicsBy Paul Fassa, July 2 2009
(NewsTarget) In response to several readers concern over the issues presented by the article Watch Out for Flying Syringes, GMO Food Vaccines, and Forced Vaccinations, here are some solutions. Most of the solutions suggested are for vaccination induced disease syndrome (VIDS) or post vaccination syndrome (PVS). Some are for the flu itself.
Especially among the very young whose immune systems are not fully developed, there have been many almost immediate, terrible consequences of VIDS or PVS. Understand...
Fracture Risk More Than Doubled by Obesity SurgeryBy Michael Jolliffe, July 2 2009
(NewsTarget) A new study conducted at the Mayo Clinic has revealed that patients undergoing gastric surgery are at more than double the risk of broken bones as compared to the normal population.
"The results of our study show that patients who have had bariatric surgery have a two-fold risk in developing a fracture or sustaining a fracture," wrote lead author Dr Elizabeth Haglind, in a report presented at the yearly meeting of the Endocrinology Society.
Dr Haglind and co-author Jackie Clowes...
Even in Cows: A Diet Designed by Nature Reduces Health ProblemsBy Kim Evans, July 2 2009
(NewsTarget) An organic dairy farm in Vermont found a way to bring down their vet bills and raise cows with fewer health problems. The answer was simple enough; they started feeding the animals grasses, flax and alfalfa - or essentially what amounts to a more natural diet for the animals. It's a diet they could consume while grazing in the pasture.
Just as important, they left out of the cow's diets the formerly feed soy and corn meal, or foods that are artificial in a cow's diet by nature's design...
Newborn Procedures: Eye Ointment May Not Be NecessaryBy Jen Patterson, July 2 2009
(NewsTarget) A myriad of procedures is done to newborn babies usually immediately after birth. These include a shot of vitamin K, a hepatitis vaccine, a test for PKU, administration of eye ointment and others.
The eye ointment is administered to prevent conjunctivitis resulting from a gonorrheal or Chlamydial infection in the mother. This type of conjunctivitis can lead to blindness. Some women are asymptomatic for gonorrhea and since false positives are possible, prenatal screening of the mother...
David Rainoshek Part I: Creator of Juice Feasting Shares His Journey to Health By Kevin Gianni, July 2 2009
(NewsTarget) This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni's Rawkathon, which can be found at http://www.Rawkathon.com. In this excerpt, David Rainoshek shares on his journey to health and a raw food diet.
Rawkathon with David Rainoshek. David Rainoshek is raw foodist and co-creator of juicefeasting.com.
Kevin: Welcome everyone here, I am with David Rainoshek and he's going to tell you a little bit about himself. David, welcome to the Rawkathon.
David: Thanks a lot, it's so great to be...
Learn How to Detox with a Coconut Oil CleanseBy Elizabeth Walling, July 1 2009
(NewsTarget) With fad detox methods around every corner, it's hard to know which one can provide a healthy cleanse without unpleasant side effects. A coconut oil detox is an excellent way to cleanse without using complicated formulas or living off nothing but water for days on end. Coconut oil is a powerful cleansing food that also provides plenty of natural energy during a detox.
Coconut oil is largely comprised of medium-chain fatty acids, which are sent directly to the liver for energy rather...
Artificial Sweeteners Stay in the Water SupplyBy Michael Jolliffe, July 1 2009
(NewsTarget) A new study investigating the ability of water treatment facilities to remove artificial sweeteners from municipal water supplies has found that significant amounts remain despite the implementation of high-tech industrial water purification.
Researchers from the Water Technology Centre in Karlsruhe, Germany examined levels of seven common sweeteners - acesulfame, saccharin, aspartame, cyclamate (currently banned in the US and Canada), sucralose, neotame and NHDC - using a new method...
Pollution around Cities Increases Risk of CancerBy Ingela Johansson, July 1 2009
(NewsTarget) According to the latest estimates from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), people who live around larger cities face an increased risk of developing cancer.
The report National-Scale Air Toxics Assessment (NATA) is based on the air pollution data from 2002. It is meant to help federal, state, local and tribal governments identify areas and different pollutants so that they may better understand the risks they may pose. The study assessed 181 air toxics, of which 80 were known...
Vitamin B12 Protects the Heart, Mind, Eyes and More By Melanie Grimes, June 30 2009
(NewsTarget) Vitamin B12 is one of the eight B vitamins, and is important for brain function and the formation of blood. B12 deficiency can cause many diseases. Deficiency can be treated by diet or by B12 injections. Since B12 is hard to assimilate through the stomach, sublingual B12 is advised. B12 is water-soluble, is made up of a complicated chemical structure, and contains the element cobalt. The type of B12 used in food supplements is called cyanocobalamin.
Brain scans can now measure brain...
Folic Acid will Improve Your Wellbeing DramaticallyBy Henri Junttila, June 30 2009
(NewsTarget) Folic acid is also known as Vitamin B9 or Folacin. It is water soluble and essential to many bodily functions such as producing healthy red blood cells and preventing anemia. There are many benefits of folic acid; it inhibits colon cancer, prevents heart disease and is beneficial for pregnant women. Folic acid is abundant in fruit, green leafy vegetables, beans and nuts, but it can also be bought in supplement form.
Folic Acid May Help Allergies
More folic acid facts are proven every...
These Top Seven Herbs Promote Healthy Blood Sugar and Support DiabetesBy Elizabeth Walling, June 30 2009
(NewsTarget) Finding ways to naturally manage blood sugar and diabetes has become increasingly important as we become more aware of the adverse effects of prescription medications. Lifestyle changes are a crucial step in managing blood sugar levels, but at the same time, it can be difficult to maintain lifestyle habits like eating right and exercising when the blood sugar roller coaster has you under its thumb.
Natural herbs can offer a solution to fluctuating blood sugar levels that can help...
Avoid Plastic Dry Cleaner BagsBy Natalie June, June 30 2009
(NewsTarget) A form of plastic was first introduced at London's Great International Exhibition in 1862. It was not the same as the plastics we see today; these became popular after WWI when petroleum became more readily available. Plastics have changed lives and have many uses. They are used in hospitals, airplanes, cars, and for prosthetic limbs. At some point, though, for the sake of convenience rather than necessity plastics have become abused.
Although it is hard to get an exact number on...
Homeopathy Remedies Treat Poison Ivy and Poison OakBy Melanie Grimes, June 29 2009
(NewsTarget) Exposure to poison ivy and poison oak can cause rashes and skin eruptions, but homeopathic remedies provide help. Poison oak (Toxicodendron diversilobum) is mostly found on the west coast of the United States, whereas poison ivy (Toxicodendron radican) grows mainly in the east. The leaves of both plants are easy to identify but hard to avoid. They grow in every area of the United States, except in the desert and at high altitudes. Poison ivy grows in Canada and Northern Mexico as well...
Calcium Bentonite Clay Provides Safe Protection from Environmental ToxinsBy Cheryl McCoy, June 29 2009
(NewsTarget) During the past few months, there has been an outbreak of reports of chemicals, pharmaceuticals, pesticides and toxins being found in our water supply, our food, our air, our soil....just about everything we come in contact with it seems. But, armed with the proper information, there`s no reason to live in a state of fear. Of course, measures must be taken to remove these harmful substances from our eco-system, but until that dream becomes a reality, you can protect yourself and your...
Battle Autism with Bentonite ClayBy Cheryl McCoy, June 26 2009
(NewsTarget) Many autism treatment centers are incorporating the use of Bentonite clay in their successful treatment regimens. Detoxing and chelating with calcium Bentonite clay baths is proving to be a key factor in their success. Studies are showing the clay`s unique ability to safely remove metals and environmental toxins from the body clears the way for greater results with behavioral and integrative therapies.
The number of children diagnosed annually with autism is escalating at a truly...
Permanent Posture Change is the Key to Freedom from Chronic Pain By Prof/Dr Brian Rothbart, June 26 2009
(NewsTarget) Chronic musculoskeletal pain indiscriminately affects millions of people and has now become a problem of epidemic proportions. Globally people are suffering and searching for answers, but neither conventional nor alternative medicine seems to offer a definitive solution to resolving it. But relief from chronic pain can be accomplished by getting and maintaining good posture.
There are many studies that have demonstrated this truth. Following are just a few of them:
* In 2008 The...
Vitamins Slow Eye Degeneration in Senior CitizensBy Michael Jolliffe, June 26 2009
(NewsTarget) A specific combination of vitamins and other nutrients may significantly slow down the rate of sight loss in Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD), a major cause of blindness in the elderly, according to new research conducted at Queen`s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
A team of scientists led by Professor of Ophthalmology Usha Chakravarthy discovered that supplements containing Vitamin C and E, the mineral zinc, as well as lutein and zeaxanthin (carotenoids found in yellow...
Use Natural Remedies for Arthritis and GoutBy Melanie Grimes, June 25 2009
(NewsTarget) Arthritis is an inflammation of the joints, which troubles nearly 350 million people worldwide. It can be caused by overuse or by the build up of toxins, such as uric acid. Natural treatments for arthritis can relieve suffering and pain in the joints for many people. Arthritis is an autoimmune disease that can be hereditary. Injury can trigger arthritis, as can metabolic disorders, such as gout. Gout mainly attacks the foot joints, but the upper extremities can also be involved.
Low...
Learn about the Importance of a Healthy Lymphatic SystemBy Elizabeth Walling, June 25 2009
(NewsTarget) The lymphatic system is one of the most overlooked systems in the body, despite the fact it plays a central role in your overall health. Keeping your lymphatic system in top shape is an important aspect in maintaining a healthy life.
What is the lymphatic system?
The lymphatic system is a network of vessels that runs through your entire body. Lymph nodes are strategically located throughout the system for optimal performance, and are clustered in areas like the underarms, abdomen...
Use Hypnosis to Better Understand Brain FunctioningBy Steve G. Jones, M.Ed., June 25 2009
(NewsTarget) Researchers are constantly performing studies and research to find out more about the brain. A human brain is extremely complex and although we have learned a great deal about the brain, there is still a lot more that remains unknown to doctors and researchers. In recent years, scientists have found hypnosis to be very useful in learning more about the human brain.
The human brain is in charge of the body's nervous system, sensory system, motor system, and behavior. Basically, the...
Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer's DementiaBy Jeremiah Smith, June 24 2009
(NewsTarget) Approximately 5 million people in the United States suffer from Alzheimer`s disease. As the elderly population continues to grow, this number is expected to increase. Estimates suggest that its prevalence may more than double by 2050. While research efforts have focused mainly on finding a cure, the best available drugs can only slow progression of Alzheimer`s. However, it is a largely preventable condition, and strong evidence exists for brain-healthy habits that can reduce one`s risk...
MSG is the New Nicotine: What the Food Industry Does Not Want You to KnowBy Allison Biggar, June 24 2009
(NewsTarget) Monosodium glutamate, also known as MSG, is a common food additive. It`s toxic and physically addictive. Fast food companies and other food manufacturers use MSG as a "flavor enhancer," so consumers will become "hooked" on their products and keep dishing out money for more. When people consume unhealthy foods containing MSG, they often gain weight and feel sluggish, and some also experience "MSG symptom complex." The symptoms can include headaches, chest pain, heart palpitations, nausea...
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