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 Food addiction more than willpower, a serious disease suffered by manyBy Antonia, May 22 2014
(NaturalNews) With her image blurred and identity shared only as "Mary," a 58-year-old woman told NBC Today about her serious struggles with food during a segment called, "Secret Struggle: Addicted to Food". However, her issue is unlike many people who often crave some extra potato chips on occasion or indulge in another bowl of ice cream.
Instead, Mary says her relationship with food is "a 24-hour obsession," explaining that the worse she felt, the more she'd eat. For Mary, eating "more" meant...
 Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez featured in cancer docu-seriesBy J. D. Heyes, May 22 2014
(NaturalNews) Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez, M.D., will speak at the upcoming online "Truth About Cancer" video docu-series, which begins May 26.
Gonzalez is a New York-based physician who treats cancer with pancreatic enzymes and individualized nutritional regimens. He worked with Robert A. Good, MD, PhD, a past president at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (1973-1980), while in medical school. After receiving his medical degree, Gonzalez completed an internship in internal medicine at Vanderbilt...
 Arsenic in drinking water found to lower intelligence of childrenBy Ethan A. Huff, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) It might not seem like all that common of a place for heavy metals to be hiding, but your drinking water could be harboring poisons that are making your children dumb. A new study published in the journal Environmental Health found that children exposed to arsenic in drinking water, even at very low levels, experienced a 5- to 6-point drop in IQ score compared to other children.
The first of its kind to be conducted in the U.S., the new study looked directly at drinking water contaminants...
 About half of Obamacare 'enrollees' refuse to pay premiumsBy PF Louis, May 22 2014
(NaturalNews) There have been more problems with the Affordable Care Act's (a.k.a. Obamacare) ability to live up to its name than anticipated. That first enrollment slowed considerably, "to a crawl," is what some headlines stated. Then enrollments surged as more were caught in the squeeze of not having insurance and being penalized at tax time for that by the IRS.
Although there are options for short-term individual or group health insurance coverages in lieu of not being enrolled in Obamacare...
 Woman overcomes 17 years of fibromyalgia pain with raw food dietBy Raw Michelle, May 22 2014
(NaturalNews) There was a time when Stacy Stowers tried to fight her debilitating fibromyalgia and chronic pain with a daily combination of coffee, sleeping pills and alcohol. "I couldn't get out of bed or get dressed," Stowers says. "Eventually my teeth started to fall out." She lived with such pain and an unhealthy lifestyle for nearly 20 years.
Flash forward to today, and Stowers is a vibrant woman. She beat fibromyalgia pain and has been healthy since 2007.
Her secret? Raw foods.
She...
 Daily vitamin B3 intake could help treat degenerative childhood diseaseBy David Gutierrez, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) Vitamin B3 may be a miracle treatment for the genetic childhood disease Friedreich's ataxia -- which currently has no treatment or cure -- according to a study conducted by researchers from Imperial College London, University College London and the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR)/Wellcome Trust Imperial Clinical Research Facility, and published in the journal The Lancet.
The study was funded by the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre, the European Friedreich's Ataxia Consortium...
 Genetically engineered crops banned in Jackson County, Oregon in landslide victory against GMOsBy Mike Adams, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) A ban on the growing of all genetically engineered plants appears to be a landslide victory in Jackson County, Oregon. With 100 percent of the precincts reporting and a huge voter turnout of over 50 percent, nearly 66% of voters elected to ban all genetically engineered crops from being grown in the county.
The vote ran 39,489 to 20,432 in favor of the ban, and it sends a clear signal that the People of Jackson County, Oregon -- a largely agricultural area of the country -- absolutely...
 Rethinking Bitcoin: Health Ranger acknowledges value of peer-to-peer crypto currency in age of impending debt collapseBy Mike Adams, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) I've been rethinking Bitcoin a lot lately and I've decided I need to go public with some changes in my own thinking on this peer-to-peer crypto currency. As background, I first came out in favor of Bitcoin and its structure during its early growth years. I became alarmed at the sudden "bubble" of Bitcoin valuations a couple of years ago and warned people about price volatility. Famously, I warned people about the looming "Bitcoin crash" just 24 hours before its value crashed 50%. Since...
 Trace Amounts: Documentary film explores science behind autism epidemicBy Jonathan Benson, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) It was a tetanus shot he received in his late 20s that sent Eric Gladen over the edge healthwise, almost resulting in a tragic suicide. But when the founder of the World Mercury Project eventually learned that the mercury component of the vaccine, Thimerosal, had poisoned him, resulting in severe health problems that seemingly had no cure, Gladen decided to go on an extensive journey to discover the truth.
And the fruits of his labor are the subject of a new documentary film entitled...
 How to lower cholesterol using foods instead of drugsBy Aurora Geib, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) If your diet gave you high cholesterol, your food choices can lower it too. Eating fatty, fried, high calorie foods sends your cholesterol levels through the roof, especially if you make a steady diet of these unhealthy foods. If you have high cholesterol, you are not alone - the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (1) says that 17 percent of the adults in the United States has high cholesterol.
The first step is to understand the role cholesterol plays in your body. You may...
 Get ready for the Mass Boycott of GMOs this spring and summerBy S. D. Wells, April 24 2014
(NaturalNews) Last year, the "March Against Monsanto" took place in over 400 cities and in 52 countries around the world. The mass media tried to block it out, because their sponsors sell mainly GMOs, genetically mutated food and medicine. A few television stations touched on it briefly, as if it were some little protest in a few places, but most of the coverage was online and available in video, which was viral on the net. Television news is for the population that doesn't believe in food as medicine...
 Heirlooms, hybrids and GMOs: A hackers guide to knowing the differenceBy Derek Henry, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) There has been plenty of discussion surrounding the food supply, and for good reason. Natural, nutritious food seems to be rare compared to its altered, compromised counterparts. This has forced labels onto food, which has created some confusion for the consumer as to what exactly they are buying. Here is a guide to help distinguish between three main categories.
Heirlooms
The most natural way to produce plant-based foods, and the way it has been done for thousands of years, is...
 Will Walmart's embrace of affordable organics put Whole Foods out of business?By Ethan A. Huff, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Speculation about how Walmart's planned expansion of its organics line will affect others in the healthy food business, including Whole Foods Market, is growing throughout the media. Some investors are now looking at a recent earnings miss by the grocery giant as a possible indicator that Whole Foods may not be doing as well as we all thought, especially with new competition on the horizon.
Yahoo Finance, for instance, recently reported that Whole Foods' stock plummeted about 20...
 Eating fruits and vegetables early in life lowers heart disease risk by 40 percent as we ageBy John Phillip, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) It is common knowledge that eating vegetables and fruits is part of a sensible diet, and yet millions of otherwise health-conscious people ignore this advice and continue to nosh on a variety of processed junk foods placing them at considerable risk to succumb to the leading killer of men and women in the US and western societies. Mortality statistics clearly show that more than half of all deaths each year are due to cardiovascular disease, a largely preventable illness that can squelch...
 Five best foods for fighting depressionBy Aurora Geib, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Depression is a cruel disease. It starts out as an unobtrusive emotion and, when left unattended, eventually becomes a life altering and sometimes even a life threatening condition. Judging from the many stories shared on the internet describing actual cases of depression, one thing seems to stand out - a certain lack of hope. This hopelessness is further compounded by the fact that it is accompanied by a helpless feeling and manifested through antisocial behavior that characterizes...
 The plant of immortality and how to use itBy Jeanette Padilla, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Ancient Egyptians dubbed aloe vera the "plant of immortality". You may have used aloe vera already if you've ever experienced a bad sunburn; it's the clear green goop that is commonly found in nearly every pharmacy aisle. The earliest recorded use of aloe vera by humans goes back to 16th century B.C. While it's great for healing sunburned skin, there are so many more uses you should know about.
Healing from the inside outAloe vera can be a powerful healing agent when taken internally...
 When you eat grocery store fried chicken, what chemicals are lurking in that fried bird?By S. D. Wells, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Saturated and loaded with genetically modified and hydrogenated oils, fried chicken is your heart and brain's worst nightmare when it comes to "staple food." Inside that oily breaded mess of toxins lurks artificial hormones and antibiotics your body does not want to have to process. Then there is the meat, which comes from an animal that probably lived its whole short miserable life inside a CAFO "barn."
GMO FeedConfined animal feeding operations are running rampant in the USA, as...
 Fiddleheads: the antioxidant-rich, healthy vegetable with an unusual nameBy Raw Michelle, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Fiddleheads, which are included in many Asian dishes, are also a popular springtime health food in Canada and New England thanks to their powerful anti-inflammatory and hormone-regulating abilities. The vegetable, appropriately named for its resemblance to the neck of a violin, is actually part of a fern (the frond) and is harvested in the spring season, typically in the Northeast where ferns are abundant.
However, this is not to say scouring the forests for them is advised.
In...
 Right on cue, mainstream media begins attacking gluten-free dietsBy Jonathan Benson, May 9 2014
(NaturalNews) The growing popularity of going gluten-free, spurred in large part by a steady uptick in cases of celiac disease and related gluten intolerances, has set the mainstream media on the defense with a stream of articles now condemning the diet as just another fad. A recent piece by ABC News, for instance, claims that gluten is just another form of dietary calories and that avoiding it can actually be harmful to health for people with a diagnosed health condition.
Reports associating...
 Warning signs you are deficient in magnesiumBy Reuben Chow, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Magnesium is a very important mineral, the second-most abundant within human cells. Some 60% of it in the human body is contained within the bones, over 25% in the muscles and the rest in soft tissue and body fluids. Learn about the important functions of this essential mineral and some warning symptoms of deficiency.
Functions
Magnesium plays a role in activating many enzymes in the body. It also plays a role in maintaining the electrical charges of cells, especially in the nerves...
 Demonstrators protest USDA powergrab at NOSB's Spring 2014 meetingBy J. D. Heyes, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Protests disrupted the recent semi-annual meeting of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) in San Antonio, Texas, marked by delaying parliamentary tactics and at least one arrest.
According to an online report by The Cornucopia Institute, an advocacy group that says it promotes "economic justice for family-scale farming," following the initial turmoil at the outset of the USDA-led meeting, members of the board "wrestled with the implications...
 Lyme disease expert Dr. Richard Horowitz shares healthy wisdom in upcoming Thyroid SummitBy J. D. Heyes, May 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Richard Horowitz, M.D., is scheduled to speak at The Thyroid Summit, an online event which begins June 2 and runs through June 9. His presentation will be titled "Could You Have Lyme Disease and Not Know It?"
According to his website, Horowitz is the best-selling author of the book Why Can't I Get Better?, which he says represents his "life's work over the last 26 years, diagnosing and treating over 12,000 chronically ill patients with Lyme disease."
"I have discovered that patients...
 Sewer water to be recycled as drinking water in three Texas citiesBy J. D. Heyes, April 15 2014
(NaturalNews) California is not the only state having difficulty with moisture, as cities in Texas -- which have suffered from three years' worth of drought themselves -- continue to struggle to provide enough safe, fresh water for residents.
In fact, one of them, the north Texas city of Wichita Falls, is awaiting word from state officials for permission to reuse wastewater -- including some from toilets -- for drinking, The Associated Press reported.
The city of about 104,000, located near...
 McDonald's rolls out scary new Happy Meal mascot that seems spawned right out of Little Shop of HorrorsBy Mike Adams, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) McDonald's has just introduced a new Happy Meal mascot that may have children too scared to finish their meals at all. Sporting a human tongue and human-looking teeth inside a cartoonish box frame with wiry arms, the new Happy Meal mascot looks like a psychotic, red dishwasher that ate a human being and has him hopelessly trapped inside.
The new mascot, McDonald's insists, "is about bringing more fun and excitement to kids meals." (1) Could they possibly mean the kind of excitement...
 Polio 'global health emergency' entirely fabricated by W.H.O. to sell more vaccines almost nobody needsBy Mike Adams, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) The sky is falling! The sky is falling! When it comes to infectious disease pandemics, one thing you can always count on is that the World Health Organization will be sounding the alarm whether it's justified or not. Case in point? The WHO's new declaration that polio is a "Public Health Emergency of International Concern" (PHEIC). (1)
The WHO officially describes this as "an extraordinary event which is determined to constitute a public health risk to other States through the international...
 Join the global March Against Monsanto this Saturday!By Mike Adams, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) The worldwide March Against Monsanto takes place this Saturday, May 24th, as millions of people will once again gather to protest the despicable food imperialism practices of the most-hated corporation in the world: Monsanto.
Check out the official March Against Monsanto website for a list of cities hosting the event, covering every continent and nearly every nation on the planet.
Over 350 cities are hosting the event, including every major city in the United States. The mainstream...
 VA hospital officials shredded documents to hide existence of secret waiting lists that killed U.S. veteransBy J. D. Heyes, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) The horrific Veterans Administration scandal, in which scores of patients on a "secret list" reportedly died after spending as long as a year without treatment, has widened. CNN correspondent Jake Tapper recently grilled White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough over President Obama's usual scandal posture: indifference, holding no one accountable and calculated outrage without any real action being taken.
As noted by Breitbart News, Obama is currently standing by his secretary...
 12 potent herbs to enhance immune functionBy Reuben Chow, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) There are numerous herbs which are known, both through traditional knowledge and modern scientific research, to benefit the immune system. Typically, such herbs work by directly attacking and destroying disease-causing pathogens, increasing the numbers and/or activity of immune cells in the body, or both. Here are some powerful immune-boosting herbs, in no particular order.
1.AstragalusAstragalus was described by Mark Stengler, ND, as "one of the best herbs in the world for enhancing...
 Washington governor proposes 1,000% increase in allowable cancer risk from carcinogens in fishBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) Big business and politics often collude to achieve grand economic goals that "benefit the majority." People in positions of power are quick to believe that they know what's best for the collective. Lawmaking is easily persuaded by big money; both power players have an agenda and a ladder to climb. Corporations, big oil and other economic power players often manipulate legislators by pulling their puppet strings.
These politicians find out that their way to the top many times comes...
 The link between GM cotton and antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea - scientists sound the alarmBy Carolanne Wright, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) We may not associate much risk with seemingly "inedible" genetically modified crops like cotton, but the dangers are very real. GM cotton actually poses a triple threat -- Bt pollen, widespread use of cottonseed oil in the food industry and cottonseed cake fed to animals. Researchers are now concerned that Monsanto's genetically modified cotton crops -- grown around the world, from India to the United States, Europe, Australia and South America -- are creating antibiotic-resistant superbugs...
 How the nuclear industry may unintentionally obliterate humankindBy J. D. Heyes, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) In modern times, the nuclear disaster at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant in March 2011 has been one of the most under-reported of cataclysmic events, and some critical analyses have concluded that coverage likely would have been more complete had the accident occurred in a country not allied with the United States.
That said, notes Andrew McKillop at 21st Century Wire, we might as well "write off" most of the American (and Japanese) media, as well as politicians from both nations...
Infographic spells out what's wrong with GMOsBy Ethan A. Huff, May 2 2014
(NaturalNews) Some of the best arguments are those that are thorough enough to be persuasive, but simple enough to be widely understood. And a new infographic by NurseDegree.net, which can be seen here, seems to accomplish both of these with regards to genetically-modified organisms (GMOs), spelling out how pervasive transgenic crops have become in the modern food supply and what these deadly organisms are doing to the health of our environment.
Entitled GMOs: The Walking Dead of the Food Industry...
 Tired all the time? Iron deficiency may be to blame, certain nuts and legumes can helpBy Antonia, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) Feeling tired all of the time, despite having a good night's sleep, may be a sign of an iron deficiency. In fact, according to Mary Bolster, Editor-in-Chief of Natural Health magazine, fatigue is the most common sign of anemia, which means that there's an iron deficiency in the blood.
Bolster says that other signs of iron deficiency also include pale skin due to lack of oxygen in the blood, abnormal reactions to stress, feeling unfocused and even having an unusual craving to chew...
 Pool chemicals cause nearly 5,000 emergency room visits per yearBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) While chlorine and bromine are depended on today to kill pathogens in pools, spas and hot tubs, these chemicals also create their own array of health hazards. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission's National Electronic Injury Surveillance System has documented and analyzed thousands of emergency rooms visits between 2003 and 2012 that are all related to pool chemical injuries.
Thousands of children sent to emergency room yearly over pool chemicalsThe Centers for Disease Control...
 G. Edward Griffin featured in cancer video docu-seriesBy J. D. Heyes, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) Author and expert G. Edward Griffin will speak at the upcoming online "The Truth About Cancer" video docu-series, which begins May 26.
Listed in Who's Who in America, his two best-selling books are The Creature from Jekyll Island and World Without Cancer, the latter of which -- written in 1974 -- is as poignant today as the day it was written, and in some circles, just as controversial. That's because Griffin tells the story of a powerful substance that, despite its potential to...
 Honeydew melons play role in boosting brain health, regulating blood pressure and moreBy Raw Michelle, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) Honeydew melon is more than a mildly sweet, refreshing melon typically enjoyed during the warmer months; it's also a highly nutritious food that can help maintain a healthy weight, fight colds, keep blood pressure in check and keep nervous system health functioning well.
Here's a closer look at the top health benefits of honeydew melon. As always, it's wise to choose organic foods as they're free of harmful pesticides that fill the body with toxins.
Health benefits of honeydew...
 GlaxoSmithKline engaged in bribery, corruption planet-wideBy J. D. Heyes, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) Big Pharma giant GlaxoSmithKline is investigating allegations of bribery involving some of its Middle Eastern employees even as the company continues to probe other allegations of corruption in China.
According to emails obtained by The Wall Street Journal, a person familiar with the pharma's operations in the Middle East contacted the British drug company late in 2013 and earlier this year to report what the person said were corrupt practices in Iraq, including other issues of alleged...
 Lies your doctor told youBy Tony Isaacs, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) If you have seen a mainstream medical doctor for a serious medical condition or had routine doctor visits, chances are great that you have been lied to. Not all of the lies may have been deliberate; in many instances doctors may have merely been passing along lies they were taught in medical school and told by pharmaceutical reps. Nevertheless, whether deliberate of not, the fact is that doctors routinely lie.
In the U.S., doctors are taught at medical schools whose top source of...
 Goji Berries: how much do you really know about this superfruit?By Aurora Geib, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) Goji berry is the popular name of wolfberry, scientifically known as Lycium barbarum. It is a member of the nightshade family and is cultivated in the regions of China and Mongolia. Herbalists in ancient China used goji berries to protect the liver, improve sexual functions, fertility and to boost the immune system.
Goji berries are often found dried and look like shriveled red berries or red raisins. They are rich in beta carotene and zeaxanthin, anti-oxidants responsible for protecting...
 Testing your amino acid levelsBy Dr. David Jockers, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) Amino acids are foundational molecules that play a very key role in human and animal physiology. When one is deficient in a certain amino acid due to dietary restriction or metabolic problems, it can lead to very serious health issues. Getting the proper amino acid testing can reveal the underlying cause for various health problems and provide natural treatment solutions to get well.
Amino acids have a unique structure and contain at least one amino group (-NH2) and a carboxyl group...
 Botox for migraines? Here are a few alternatives to considerBy Aurora Geib, May 20 2014
(NaturalNews) As controversial as it may sound, botox has now been approved for the treatment of migraines by no less than the US' Food and Drug Administration and the Medicines and Health Care products Regulatory agency of the UK. In a study featured in the journal Cephalalgia, it was discovered that those who availed of botox as a treatment for migraines enjoyed a ten percent reduction in the number of headache days when compared with the placebo group.
This finding does not appear to have convinced...
 Whey protein lowers diabetes and cardiovascular disease risk factors in obese adultsBy David Gutierrez, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) Whey protein may reduce obese adults' risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease, according to a study published in the Journal of Proteome Research and funded by the Nordic Centre of Excellence and the Danish Council for Strategic Research.
Whey is a form of protein most commonly found in dairy products such as milk and cheese. It is a popular dietary supplement among muscle builders and recent studies have also suggested that it may have health benefits in people who are obese...
 New study: Eating an organic diet for only one week can reduce pesticide levels by 90%By Tony Isaacs, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) A new study due to be published in the July 2014 edition of the Journal of Environmental Research has found that eating an organic diet for just one week can reduce pesticide levels in adults by almost 90%. The study reaffirms the findings of a 2006 study on children which found that organic diets greatly lowered children's levels of organophosphorus pesticides.
The study's findings have important implications in reducing pesticide exposure at a time when much of our commercial non...
 American Cancer Society, Komen Foundation deny link between bras and breast cancerBy Ethan A. Huff, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) Would you believe that two of the nation's most prominent cancer organizations are completely disinterested in a common wardrobe practice that studies suggest could be a leading cause of breast cancer in women? Wearing bras, says the book Dressed To Kill: The Link Between Breast Cancer and Bras, appears to be a common trigger of this harrowing disease, yet the American Cancer Society (ACS) and the Susan G. Komen Foundation continue to deny any link between the two.
Authors Sydney...
 Surgery, radiation therapy worsen health of older early-stage prostate cancer patientsBy PF Louis, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) A lengthy epidemiological study from UCLA has come up with this headline's conclusion. It's from the mainstream medical monopoly itself, not a holistic medical blog. The study focused on surgery and radiation treatment that's normally the route for allopathic treatment of early-stage prostate cancers, stages I and II. Beyond that, chemotherapy becomes another grim option.
Dr. Timothy Daskivitch led a research team with an epidemiological survey of more than 140,500 men aged 66 and...
 Five foods that can treat insomnia and improve sleepBy Michael Ravensthorpe, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) According to the Stanford Center for Sleep Sciences and Medicine, nearly 1 in 10 adults in the United States suffers from insomnia. Although most of these people suffer from short-term insomnia, many of them also suffer from chronic insomnia (i.e., difficulty falling or staying asleep for more than six months). Such sleep deprivation can significantly decrease the quality of one's life.
While stress related to work and family remains the number one cause of insomnia, eating the wrong...
 EMP attack on U.S. power grid could kill 90% of Americans, experts testify on Capitol HillBy J. D. Heyes, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) Experts on electromagnetic pulse (EMP) phenomena, concerned about the devastation they could wreak on the U.S. economy and infrastructure, are increasingly sounding the alarm bell about the need to beef up cyber-security and protect vulnerable systems.
Some of them testified again recently in the nation's capital, appearing before a congressional panel to warn of a threat that could leave a majority of Americans dead.
The hearing, "Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP): Threat to Critical...
 BPA exposure during pregnancy raises miscarriage riskBy Jonathan Benson, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) The adverse reproductive effects of the plastics chemical bisphenol A (BPA) have once again been demonstrated in the scientific literature. Researchers from Stanford University in California found that the more BPA circulating in a pregnant woman's bloodstream, the greater her chances of having a miscarriage.
Among 115 pregnant women tested as part of the research, 68 had miscarriages, a percentage roughly three times higher than that of the general population. Upon further investigation...
 Can the triterpenoids from reishi mushroom spores heal cancer, herpes and even HIV?By Antonia, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) Incorporating mushrooms in diets is a great way to obtain health benefits, ranging from boosting vitamin D levels to improving brain function.
However, the substance in one mushroom in particular seems to make it the health food superstar above all of them, standing out from the pack for its ability to ward off viruses and tumors. The reishi (genus: Ganoderma) mushroom contains active substances called triterpenoids in its spores, and studies have linked these triterpenoids to some...
 DNA-erasing spray promises privacy but could help criminals evade the lawBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) In today's technologically advanced world, authorities are finding new ways to collect the average person's DNA, storing people's unique identification in databases without consent. Not held accountable, a police state can grow unchecked, swabbing people's DNA at roadside checkpoints, implementing fingerprint scans as requirement to work or have a driver's license. Even iris scans can be thrust onto unsuspecting groups of people, as DNA databases expand in disrespect of privacy.
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