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 Dr. Greg Emerson reveals copper-thyroid interactions at upcoming Thyroid SummitBy J. D. Heyes, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) Greg Emerson, 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 "Stress, Anxiety, Anger and the Relationship to Thyroid Hormone."
According to his website, Emerson is an internationally recognized authority on health, vitality and longevity. He is interviewed regularly on America's most popular health television programs because of his dedication to finding the underlying root cause of illnesses...
 Fruit and Herb Scents - a powerful way to boost overall wellnessBy Antonia, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) It's no secret that one whiff of a flower or food can take an individual back in time, eliciting certain memories that take them right back to a specific place, person or even popular song from the past. Scent experts know this well, and as such, have identified a multitude of ways that scent can be used to help bolster overall wellness.
Why scents create strong memoriesWithout getting overly scientific, the reason for the scent-memory connection is rooted in the portion of the brain...
 Alabama Supreme Court: 'an unborn child has an inalienable right to life'By J. D. Heyes, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) The Alabama Supreme Court has affirmed in an 8-1 ruling that, in a case about a pregnant woman who used cocaine and thus endangered her unborn child, the world child in state law includes "an unborn child," which therefore "furthers the State's interest in protecting the life of children from the earliest stages of their development."
According to a report by CNS News, Chief Justice Roy S. Moore wrote in his concurring opinion that "an unborn child has an inalienable right to life...
 Understanding methylation: a critical life process for optimal healthBy Dr. David Jockers, May 19 2014
(NaturalNews) Methylation is a critical process that happens trillions of times in every cell each minute. It is one of the most essential metabolic functions of the body and is dependent upon a variety of enzymes. Adapting to stress and the challenges of life is an aspect that methylation provides the body. Without adequate methylation processes the individual cannot adapt effectively and will suffer the delirious effects of accelerated aging.
Methylation is a controlled transfer of a methyl...
 Man recieves $525 ticket for 'shoplifting' soda refill in hospital cafeteriaBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, April 23 2014
(NaturalNews) It seems that staff workers and federal police officers at a hospital in Charleston, SC, aren't too fond of giving out free soda refills.
An onsite construction worker at the Ralph H. Johnson Veterans Administration hospital admits to having refilled his soda several times in the hospital's cafeteria without paying for it. He also reports being confronted by federal police.
According to reports, federal police at the SC hospital quickly took the construction worker aside and hit...
 The Clean Food Movement explained: huge victory for consumers vs. corporate collusion and secrecyBy Mike Adams, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) While Natural News is one of the best-known voices of the Clean Food Movement, there are actually many millions of voices across the movement. But what is the Clean Food Movement exactly? In this article, I explain what it means and where it came from.
The Clean Food Movement is decentralized, grassroots movement that calls for total transparency about:
* What's in the food (including honest labeling)
* How it was grown or raised
* Where it came from (geographically)
* Whether...
 Foods that fight inflammation - here's what really worksBy Aurora Geib, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) Inflammation is the body's natural way to fight infection and respond to harmful organisms, irritants, damaged tissue or toxic overload. However, this natural response to temporary problems should result in a system-wide "all clear" within a few days or weeks. If it doesn't, you could be suffering from chronic inflammation, which is far from natural or healthy. If you're having persistent trouble with swelling, redness, pain, fever, loss of appetite or general malaise, try alleviating...
 GMOs and the suicide epidemic affecting Indian farmersBy Jonathan Benson, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) For years, it was little spoken of within the country's own borders, but India is suffering from an escalating suicide epidemic that is gaining attention both internationally and in a new book by Seattle University journalism professor Sonora Jha. Entitled Foreign, the fiction piece tells the very real story of the tens of thousands of farmer suicides that occur annually in India, many of which are brought about by genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and associated crop technologies...
 3 of the best mood-balancing herbal remedies available todayBy Reuben Chow, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) Feeling stressed, anxious, or just low? It's common in these fast-paced and busy times. Here are 3 excellent herbs for lifting, improving and balancing one's moods.
ChamomileChamomile calms the body and helps to sooth different types of irritation. This herb helps to relieve allergies and inflammation which could worsen anxiety. It contains compounds which give it anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, as well as smooth-muscle relaxing properties, in particular in the gastrointestinal...
 EWG unveils 2014 shopper's guide to avoid pesticides in produceBy Ethan A. Huff, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) It doesn't take a degree in nutrition to understand that eating fresh fruits and vegetables is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. But not all produce is created equal, and a significant portion of what is sold in grocery stores today as conventional produce has previously been treated with harsh chemicals, many of which end up lingering on, and sometimes in, the final product.
Levels of chemical residues on produce tend to vary dramatically, which is why the Environmental...
 Polish study says vaccines have no historical benefits, continue to cause neurological damageBy Ethan A. Huff, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) The public health benefits commonly attributed to vaccines are greatly overblown, and the science shows that vaccines actually obstruct normal immune development rather than enhance it. These are among the multiple inconvenient findings of a Polish research study that was published in the journal Progressive Health Sciences back in 2012, which exposes the fraud of vaccines by highlighting how their risks far outweigh any perceived benefits.
Researchers from the Department of Pediatric...
 Magnesium deficiency? Try these 5 foodsBy Derek Henry, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) Magnesium is a very important mineral that has been found to be radically deficient in people's diets, and therefore, their bodies. Since magnesium is implicated in a number of important bodily functions like proper muscle function and triggering hundreds of enzymatic actions, it's very important to understand common food sources of this 'miracle mineral'.
Pumpkin seeds Pumpkin seeds should be enjoyed more often not only due to their great magnesium content, but for all their other...
 Robert Scott Bell to reveal little-known cancer secrets in upcoming cancer summitBy J. D. Heyes, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) Natural News Radio host and expert natural healer Dr. Robert Scott Bell, D.A., Hom.,will speak at the upcoming online "The Truth About Cancer" video docu-series, which begins May 26.
Bell is the host of the syndicated Robert Scott Bell Show six days a week. Bell empowers his listeners with healing principles that can aid in physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual healing.
Click here to see a complete guest list and speaking schedule.
He hosts the fastest two hours of healing...
 Top 10 deceptive food marketing ploys that make you sickBy S. D. Wells, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) Oh, the tricky world of food. Millions of people spin in circles like chickens with their heads cut off, blindly shopping for things to put in their mouths and on their skin, like nothing matters. Then you have the other millions of people who think that they know what they're doing, because they saw commercials on TV or read articles in fad magazines, but they are getting fooled across the board too.
Once upon a time, about 80 years ago, German and U.S. scientists together began...
 A biological attack on our food supplyBy Jay Ricci, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) "There's been a biological attack on New York City" was a line I heard from a promotional trailer for a movie that came out a few years ago. The name of the movie is irrelevant, but what is relevant is that, thankfully, up to this point there hasn't been a biological attack like that on New York City to my knowledge; there has been, however, a biological attack on our food supply. This isn't just an off-the-wall statement, or a conspiracy "theory." I'll show in my article that it's...
 Dictatorial Michigan government to ban chickens, goats, honey bees on small family farmsBy J. D. Heyes, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) A number of Michigan residents believe they are in danger of losing their right to keep livestock on their own property because of a new ruling from the state's Commission of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Off The Grid News (OTGN) reports that the commission ruled April 28 that any local government has the authority to ban livestock from any area that is zoned for residential development.
Gail Philbin of the Michigan Sierra Club told MLive that the ruling will "effective remove...
 Fingernail appearance can provide health insight, key foods can improve nail condition and overall healthBy Antonia, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) Nails, much like skin and hair, can be external indicators of health. Dry skin or brittle, thinning hair can shed light on underlying health issues and so too, can nails. According to the Mayo Clinic, nails with a yellow, discolored tinge may indicate an upper respiratory infection such as chronic bronchitis, and ones with indentations that run across the nails may be related to uncontrolled diabetes, pneumonia or a zinc deficiency.
It's no secret that eating nutritious foods that...
 Government schools now ban children from reading the Bible - will 'Bible book burning' be next?By J. D. Heyes, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) A Florida teacher has sparked a controversy over religious freedom after she ordered a fifth-grade student to hand over his Bible.
As reported by Breitbart News, officials at Broward County Public Schools summarily banned the boy from reading his Bible during "free reading," time, according to attorneys with the Liberty Institute, a civil rights organization that is threatening to sue the school district over violations of the student's freedom of religion rights under the First...
 Have you tested your levels of oxidative stress and anti-oxidant biomarkers?By Dr. David Jockers, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) Oxidative stress is a constant force in our everyday life. When our body is able to handle and adapt effectively to the oxidative stressors we are able to get stronger and healthier. However, when the stressors become too much for our body to adapt to, we get weaker and sicker.
Elevated oxidative stress is the major factor in degenerative diseases such as cancer, heart disease, chronic fatigue syndrome and neurodegenerative diseases. These occur over many years of inability to successfully...
 Some women buying used pregnancy tests to entrap menBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, May 18 2014
(NaturalNews) An unmarried and undecided man is on his way home when he receives a phone call from his girlfriend. They've been dating on and off for many months now; she wants a commitment. He's undecided. When he hears her voice come through the line, it's unsteady, but giddy with excitement. For a month now, she has thought of ways to make him want a more committed relationship -- hoping he'd propose. Instead, he's been nonchalant.
This has made her feel unwanted, especially when he goes out...
 Natural News launches 'Drudge Report' of GMOsBy Mike Adams, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) Inspired by the Drudge Report, the single most successful and influential news aggregation site in the world, Natural News has just launched GMOs.NaturalNews.com in a similar style. For the record, no endorsement of this project by Matt Drudge is implied. Rather, our effort was inspired by the success of Drudge but is obviously focused on a completely different topic.
GMOs.NaturalNews.com carries breaking, real-time news headlines Monday through Friday, with real-time updates appearing...
 Refreshing rationality: Why NOT believing in conspiracies is a sure sign of mental retardationBy Mike Adams, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) The phrase "conspiracy theorist" is a derogatory smear phrase thrown at someone in an attempt to paint them as a lunatic. It's a tactic frequently used by modern-day thought police in a desperate attempt to demand "Don't go there!"
But let's step back for a rational moment and ask the commonsense question: Are there really NO conspiracies in our world?
The Attorney General of South Carolina would surely disagree with such a blanket statement. After all, he sued five pharmaceutical...
 Living in the 'hood now a disease, says CDC: 'Hood Disease' caused by urban stressBy J. D. Heyes, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) Is it real or is it another politically correct attempt by a federal government entity to provide an excuse for poor choices, poor performances or poor government education practices and standards?
It's hard to say at this stage, but nevertheless, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has declared that life in the inner city can create a health problem which then makes it tougher for young people there to learn.
The health problem? "Post-traumatic stress disorder," the...
 Extensive cell phone use can triple brain cancer riskBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) Questions continue to arise about cell phones and their contribution to certain cancers. Even the National Cancer Institute (NCI) has raised some concern about extensive cell phone use. The NCI explains that cell phones emit radio frequency energy in the form of non-ionizing radiation. In other words, a cell phone basically lets off radio waves which are absorbed by the nearest tissues of the body. If a person carries a phone in their pocket all day long, energy can be absorbed into...
 Abortion documentary achieves fundraising goal despite censorship attempt by Project KickstarterBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) A popular crowd-funding website called Kickstarter is a great place to raise money for creative endeavors. Kickstarter is "a vibrant ecosystem where backers join creators to bring new things to life."
Kickstarter is advertised as a place where "passion, ideas, and ambition abound." Boasting over $1 billion in project fundraising to date, Kickstarter is meant to be an open platform for anything to become possible, "from homemade postcards to Oscar-winning documentaries."
This is...
 Protect yourself with the latest weapon against GMOs - smartphone technologyBy Carolanne Wright, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) Consumers will soon have the power to conduct on the spot tests for a variety of poisons in their food -- including GMOs, nanoparticals, pesticides and bacteria. Using smartphone technology, along with a specialized cradle and app, researchers have developed a biosensor that identifies various toxins, bacteria, viruses, proteins and other molecules in mere seconds. With the pervasiveness of GMOs and other dangerous elements infiltrating our food supply at every turn, using modern technology...
 Scottish isle hails as first 100 percent self-sustaining place on EarthBy Jonathan Benson, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) When life throws lemons your way, just make some lemonade -- or, heck, start growing your own lemon trees and produce all the lemons you could ever want! This is what the residents of the small isle of Eigg, off Scotland's northwestern coast, did when the big energy conglomerates refused to service their remote locale. And now, Eigg stands above the rest as the world's first completely self-sustaining place on Earth, a prototype for sustainable living with renewable energy.
It all...
 Savory's high nutrient content may protect against DNA damage to the liverBy P. Simard, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) The herb savory is a member of the mint family which is often used in East European cuisines because of its well appreciated peppery and tangy taste. Not only is it undeniably great to spice up various dishes, but some pharmaceutical companies happen to integrate some of its outstanding healing chemical compounds in some of the synthetic drugs they put on the market.
The savory leaves contain numerous volatile-oil phenols that all contribute to making it an exceptional antioxidant...
 Elementary school science experiment proves organic food is cleaner, saferBy Jonathan Benson, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) Bud nip. Chlorpropham. You probably haven't heard of these chemicals before, but they are quietly lurking inside and on many of the conventional potatoes and sweet potatoes sold in grocery stores all across America. And one elementary school student by the name of Elise recently did a basic science experiment that inadvertently exposed their presence, which she explains in a video posted on YouTube that has since gone viral.
You probably did the experiment yourself when you were...
 Enjoy the nutritional benefits of garbanzo beansBy Reuben Chow, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) The garbanzo bean resembles, to some degree, the head of a ram. This gave rise to its Latin name, Cicer arietinum, which means "small ram." Another common name for garbanzo beans is chickpeas. These beans come in several different colors, including beige, green, black, brown and red. Garbanzo beans have a nut-like taste and a somewhat buttery yet starchy texture. It is a common ingredient in various Indian and Middle Eastern dishes. In India and Pakistan, it has become a major crop...
 Educated patients control diabetes better than trained physiciansBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) The power to reverse type 2 diabetes begins with a well informed individual, someone self-empowered to make changes in their daily eating habits. A remarkable study from the University of Maryland has found that a physician's diabetes-management approach alone is ineffective and has no influence on an individual's behavioral changes. Counseling, on the other hand, helped patients ask questions, helping them try out new habits in their daily lifestyle.
Diabetes is not really a disease...
 How to use the sun to improve eyesight and boost immunityBy Rich Stossel, May 15 2014
(NaturalNews) It is common knowledge in alternative medical circles that the sun, far from being the enemy to health that Western medicine has made it out to be, is really our best friend when it comes to health, healing, immunity and even strengthening our eyesight. How can this be? Well, in this article we're going to learn a simply eye exercise that only takes a few seconds to do each morning and evening.
As author Daniel Reid writes is his fantastic book The Tao of Health, Sex and Longevity...
 Political correctness gone wildBy PF Louis, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) When Bill Maher started his short-lived TV talk show Politically Incorrect a few years ago, it struck a chord. But why shouldn't one be able to say things relatively freely outside the parameters of what has been deemed and accepted as politically correct?
One doesn't have to agree with what anyone says or does, or feel compelled to condemn or censor that person. They can simply be ignored or agree to disagree.
There are enough others in the world with whom to interact with tolerance...
 Study shows bulllied children have increased inflammation in bodyBy Antonia, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) Bullying has received a great deal of attention lately since the toll it takes on people, especially children, can lead to emotional and psychological scarring throughout their life. But a new study says that schoolyard meanies may do more than cause mental upset; their belittling actions may lead to detrimental physical consequences that can affect the health of the child being bullied.
William Copeland led a Duke University School of Medicine study in which nearly 1,500 children...
 FDA eliminates advisory committee responsible for peer-reviewing its approval of GM animalsBy Ethan A. Huff, May 17 2014
(NaturalNews) The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has scrapped yet another layer of checks and balances from its decision-making process that will make it even easier for genetically modified (GM) animals to gain regulatory approval. Food & Water Watch reports that the FDA recently made the arbitrary decision to eliminate its Veterinary Medicine Advisory Committee (VMAC) after members of the committee objected to the agency's aggressive promotion of GM salmon, which has never been shown to...
 Inmate starved to death as prison guards watched and did nothingBy J. D. Heyes, April 24 2014
(NaturalNews) Even for prison inmates, doctors and other medical personnel are still bound by their Hippocratic Oath: Do no harm. But one prison physician and a pair of staffers are being dismissed by the Kentucky State Penitentiary system after an inmate there starved himself to death.
According to a report by The Associated Press (AP), the case lays bare lapses in medical treatment as well as the way in which hunger strikes are handled at the institution. Prison officials have asked prosecutors...
 USDA fast becoming extremist paramilitary group with bid for ballistic body armor, trauma platesBy Mike Adams, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) The federal agency responsible for certifying foods as organic is on a paramilitary extremist splurge, bidding on automatic submachine guns (see yesterday's article for proof) with night sights and 30-round magazines.
Now, Breitbart journalist AWR Hawkins has uncovered yet another solicitation by the USDA for military gear: Solicitation Number USDAOIGVEST-5-7-14 requests, "ballistic vests, compliant with NIJ 0101.06 for Level IIIA Ballistic Resistance of body armor" with "trauma...
 Interview with a rice protein industry insider about heavy metals, clean materials and the future of the protein industryBy Mike Adams, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) There's been a whirlwind of change taking place across the protein industry lately. Companies are scrambling to roll out low heavy metals formulas in the wake of Natural News releasing laboratory results finding high concentrations of lead, cadmium and tungsten in organic rice protein products.
To gain an inside perspective on what's really happening behind the scenes, I asked a couple of rice protein companies if they would provide answers to some questions readers want to know...
 Chronic inflammation solved? Gluten-free diet works miracles for manyBy Aurora Geib, May 14 2014
(NaturalNews) Although some nonbelievers rank gluten-free among the latest nonsensical buzzwords, several good reasons for being careful with gluten exist. For one thing, as explained by U.S. News & World Report, gluten is relatively new to the human diet and many people have not had time to adapt to it (1). A group of proteins found in wheat, barley and other common grains, gluten can trigger allergic reactions and sensitivities in significant portions of the population and is extremely harmful...
 Gulf War illness found to be caused by toxic chemicalsBy J. D. Heyes, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) Researchers have made progress toward understanding a set of physiological mechanisms that underlie "Gulf War syndrome," a heretofore mysterious illness involving a diverse set of symptoms that affected scores of troops who returned from Iraq during the first Gulf War.
According to a recently released report by a congressionally mandated panel directed by a Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) researcher, treatment research has risen substantially since 2008, and "early...
 The often overlooked but still incredible health benefits of licoriceBy P. Simard, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) Licorice has a very pleasing sugary taste mainly thanks to a compound called glycyrrhizic acid which is roughly 50 times sweeter than sugar. The licorice root does have many known health benefits and has been used for a very long time to treat a variety of medical conditions such as chronic exhaustion, influenza, coughs, dandruff, emphysema, gout, heartburn, viral infections, fungal infections, ulcers, liver troubles and many more.
Licorice's most important and active compounds are...
 PFCs contaminate 67 percent of New Jersey's public water systemsBy David Gutierrez, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) Two-thirds of New Jersey's public water systems are contaminated with perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs), according to a study conducted by the state's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).
The study results have been available for years but were only published on May 1. They were kept secret by the DEP until the group Delaware Riverkeeper Network (DRN) filed an Open Public Record Act request and obtained the data in July 2013.
PFCs are a ubiquitous family of chemicals used...
 Marine mammals mysteriously dying in record numbers along West CoastBy Jonathan Benson, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) More sick and dying animals are washing up on the coast of California, with new reports indicating record numbers of young sea lions, seals, and other marine mammals being admitted to care shelters for rehabilitation. The Orange County Register reports that the only facility in the county licensed to care for marine mammals is now at capacity, and that other facilities all along the coastline are being similarly inundated.
The normally pudgy and active creatures are increasingly...
 7 in-your-face questions asked by JesusBy Mike Bundrant, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) Whether or not you are a believer, you can't deny that Jesus and his chroniclers made an impression upon the world. Some critics claim that the popularity of Christianity in the Western world is due to an embellished fairy tale that preys upon the naive.
If you use the fairly tale scenario to discount Jesus, however, then you must use it to discount everything. Buddha, Mohammad, and the Vedas must suffer a similar fate. And so must Darwin, modern science, quantum physicists and contemporary...
 Deconstructing 6 major marijuana mythsBy Paul Fassa, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) Over the recent past few decades, the social stigma from the over-the-top absurdities of 1938's Reefer Madness have mostly evaporated. Millions have asserted they have at least tried marijuana without going insane and looking for stronger drugs to get "higher." Yet, today cannabis, a.k.a. marijuana, remains a DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency) Schedule I drug, dangerous, addictive and without any medical merit.
Let's examine and refute some of the propaganda that puts users in prison...
 2014 AutismOne Conference to kick off May 21By Ethan A. Huff, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) The 2014 AutismOne Conference in Chicago is just around the corner, and this year's lineup has some groundbreaking discoveries to bring to the table. An international team of cutting-edge researchers in the fields of science and medicine will discuss breakthroughs in nutritional therapies for treating and healing autism, as well as highlight a new study on the cannabinoids found in both hemp and cannabis, and their importance in balancing digestion, immunity and brain function.
Set...
 Embrace the use of stevia as your sweetenerBy Reuben Chow, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) Stevia is a natural sweetener extracted from the stevia rebaudiana plant. This plant grows in Brazil, Paraguay, Japan, Korea, China and Thailand. The Guarani Indians in Paraguay have, for centuries, used stevia leaves to sweeten teas and healing potions. They have also chewed it just for pleasure. In the 1970s, stevia, also called sweet leaf, became popular as a sweetener and ingredient in food products in Japan.
Stevia contains a molecule called stevioside, which is 300 times sweeter...
 Dr. Leigh Erin Connealy reveals non-toxic cancer protocols at upcoming cancer summitBy J. D. Heyes, May 7 2014
(NaturalNews) Dr. Leigh Erin Connealy, MD, MPH, a "new medicine" expert, will speak at the upcoming online "Truth About Cancer" video docu-series, which begins May 26.
She received a Master's in Public Health from the University of Texas and her MD from the University of Chicago. She did her postgraduate training in family practice at Harbor/UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, California.
Connealy began practicing medicine in 1986. More and more of her patients began asking about alternative...
 This is what stress does to your healthBy Reuben Chow, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) Having some degree of stress is normal and, sometimes, actually useful. Modern life, however, has elevated stress to much higher levels and created situations of prolonged chronic stress, which can lead to exhaustion and serious diseases.
Types of stress
Sources of positive stress exist as do sources of stress that cause the body distress. Heart palpitations, a queasy stomach, clammy palms and a headache are signs of such distress.
There are four main types of stress:
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 Doctor declares independence from government-run health fiascoBy J. D. Heyes, May 16 2014
(NaturalNews) Increasingly, healthcare providers, and especially physicians, are feeling as though they are under attack by their own government and are increasingly choosing to opt out of "the system" as much as possible, in order to save their practices and better serve their patients.
As onerous as Obamacare is for the health careindustry, it has been under regulatory assault for years. In fact, healthcare has long been one of the most heavily regulated industries in the country, which is one...
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