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 Enjoy a cavity-free future by fortifying yourself with these foodsBy Carolanne Wright, April 5 2014
(NaturalNews) Before heading off to the dentist to have cavities drilled and filled, save your hard-earned cash and use nutrition to heal dental caries instead. Following the wisdom of traditional diets, and the observations of Weston A. Price, teeth can be strengthened without resorting to dangerous and costly dental procedures.
"The Isaac Newton of Nutrition"Dr. Weston A. Price was a Cleveland dentist in the 1900s who was intrigued with the root cause of dental decay and physical degeneration...
 Your next computer's CPU may be made of living slime: it's only logicalBy J. D. Heyes, April 5 2014
(NaturalNews) What lies ahead in the future of personal computing technology? One new bit of research might stun you.
Andrew Adamatzky of the University of the West of England, Bristol, and Theresa Schubert of Bauhaus-University Weimar, in Germany, have constructed logical circuits that exploit networks of interconnected slime mold tubes to process information.
"One is more likely to find the slime mold Physarum polycephalum living somewhere dark and damp rather than in a computer science lab...
 Volcanic eruptions can produce a rock that floats on waterBy David Gutierrez, April 5 2014
(NaturalNews) Only one type of rock on Earth is light enough to float on water: pumice, produced from explosive volcanic eruptions. Pumice forms either when super-heated, highly pressurized lava erupts violently from a volcano or when lava strikes water and rapidly cools. In both cases, the lava cools and depressurizes quickly. The falling pressure inside the lava lowers the solubility of trapped gases like carbon dioxide, causing them to separate out as bubbles. At the same time, the rapid cooling...
 Man who convinced online strangers to commit suicide has conviction reversedBy J. D. Heyes, April 5 2014
(NaturalNews) A Minnesota man who once trolled the Internet disguised as a "depressed" female nurse was improperly convicted of encouraging others to commit suicide, the state's highest court has ruled.
In a 27-page opinion, the Minnesota Supreme Court described how the man, William Melchert-Dinkel, of Fairbault, Minn., posed as a depressed, suicidal, young female nurse in responses he made to posts on suicide websites by Mark Drybrough of Coventry, England, and Nadia Kajouji of Ottawa, Canada...
 How to live a GMO-free life: Hear the 'Awakenings' podcast from the Health RangerBy Mike Adams, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) I've just launched a new short-format podcast called "Awakenings." Each episode is 10 minutes or less and reveals important wisdom for enhancing your life, your health and your abundance.
In the first episode, I discuss strategies for how to live a GMO-free life:
• Why GMOs are dangerous for your health and all life on the planet.
• The existence of the "Monsanto Mafia" and how they threaten and intimidate scientists worldwide.
• Food products you should always...
 Fort Hood shooter on Ambien, antidepressants and a 'cocktail' of mind-altering medsBy J. D. Heyes, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) Earlier Natural News reported that the Army specialist who shot and killed three and wounded more than a dozen people at Fort Hood April 2 before taking his own life was taking the powerful delirium drug Ambien.
That was certainly true enough, as we documented, but later reports indicated that the shooter, Spc. Ivan Lopez, was actually on several mind- and mood-altering medications.
As reported by Britain's Telegraph:
A U.S. soldier who shot dead three comrades and wounded...
 Radiation 'therapy' kills children with brain tumors who might otherwise survive just fineBy David Gutierrez, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) Children diagnosed with the most common type of pediatric brain tumor are significantly more likely to die from radiation treatment than from the tumor itself, according to the first comprehensive, large-scale cohort study of long-term survival in such patients.
The study into 20-year survival rates among children diagnosed with low-grade gliomas was conducted by researchers from Dana-Farber/Boston Children's Cancer and Blood Disorders Center and published in the journal Pediatric...
 Six natural ways to combat heartburnBy Mayimina, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) Heartburn, which is not really related to the heart at all, is a widespread condition that occurs when a person experiences acid reflux. Acid reflux is when stomach acid, mixed with partially digested food or liquids, move into the throat and esophagus of a person, causing irritation.
More than 60 million people in America alone complain of having symptoms of heartburn at least once per week. While suffering from heartburn occasionally is not typically a cause for concern, long-term...
 Thousands of tons of toxic leaded glass from old TVs threaten America's health and environmentBy PF Louis, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) A fire outside of Stone Castle Recycling's main structures has inspired some looking into the storage of old cathode ray tube (CRT) TVs and computer monitors. The fire was outside the building where tons of those junked items were stacked 50 yards from the building.
The fact that other fires, a couple causing injuries, were reported within the same time frame in nearby St. George implies that there could be a serial arsonist loose in the area. But that's local impact news. The national...
 Massive theater, smoke and mirrors desperately invoked to portray Obamacare as a successBy J. D. Heyes, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) The Obama administration and its friends in the press and public policy sector have gone all in to declare the President's signature piece of legislation, the Affordable Care Act, a "success" now that 7 million people have allegedly signed up for coverage under the law's exchanges.
But there are a number of things which make this victory lap that the White House is taking seem foolish and inherently political; under further scrutiny, it becomes obvious that a number of claims being...
 Fertility Secrets: How to create your get-pregnant plan unveiled by 20 holistic experts in new empowerment programBy Michael A. Bedar, MA, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) Spring! Fertility! New Life! While "Spring and fertility" seem naturally linked at the hip, this "conception" is fast becoming more the "mythic ideal" than the norm. For more and more would-be mothers and fathers, conception just isn't happening when they'd like it to. Why, and what's to be done about it?
With infertility rates creeping to unprecedented heights, blocked procreation is becoming a human health challenge threatening our ability to pass on life to the next generation...
 Air pollution causes developmental problems in infants, kills 7 million annuallyBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) In the quest for energy and increased production, mankind has sabotaged himself, destroying the very air he breathes. Nature's clean, sustainable, free energy sources have been bypassed, as industry empires rise up, shooting pollution from their stacks and skyscraper pipes.
Air quality is often taken for granted. Since people generally breathe involuntarily, they rarely realize what's going into the body, as the lungs shuffle to take in oxygen.
New WHO report finds that 7 million...
 The language of the body: Why just treating symptoms will never result in true healthBy Zach C. Miller, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) Any body, whether it be animal or human, is a more complex creation than it appears. A body can be measured, seen and felt, but it is more than the simply physical. There is an unseen force that drives a body, a subtle life force energy, that separates the living from the dead. This life force, referred to by ancient cultures as qi or prana or some variation of these words, is what ultimately determines the health of a body.
Almost all healing arts recognize the importance of this...
 Evidence reveals post-Chernobyl thyroid cancer risk rises with increasing radiation doseBy David Gutierrez, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) As the debate continues over the degree to which radiation from Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant has spread around the world, health officials would do well to consider a 2004 study showing the connection between the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown and elevated thyroid cancer rates nearly 20 years later.
The study, published in the journal Radiation Research, found that the risk of thyroid cancer 18 years after the Chernobyl meltdown was directly related to the amount of radioactive iodine...
 Unhealthy food cravings are a sign of mineral deficienciesBy Michael Ravensthorpe, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) Most of us have, at one point in our lives, experienced intense cravings for unhealthy foods. Whether it be for chocolate, donuts, salty snacks or refined carbs, our bodies appear to want them -- and we're often all too happy to submit. There's just one problem: Eating these foods doesn't seem to end the cravings. What is going on here? Are our bodies playing a cruel joke on us? Well, not quite.
Science now understands that these cravings are a sign that your body needs certain minerals...
 Scientists rely on crowdsourcing to test for Fukushima radiation in absence of government monitoringBy Ethan A. Huff, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) You've probably seen them floating around the 'net recently -- "crowdsourcing" projects that are raising money to implement new ideas or technologies that otherwise would not have significant enough financial backing through traditional investment channels. Well, now a group of concerned scientists and volunteers has started one to track and measure radiation coming from the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan, since neither the Japanese nor U.S. governments seem all that concerned...
 Cancer treatment found in a treeBy Lindsey Alexander, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) The Lapacho tree has been studied for many years by cultures around the globe. It is an evergreen tree from South America that produces a type of bark that has been claimed to cure or prevent cancer, along with other illnesses. The scientific name is Tabebuia avellanedae, and the tea that is made from this bark is often referred to as "Pau d'arco," though many alternative names have been used.
The University of Maryland found that this specific tea, or bark extract, has anticancer...
 Man awakens in body bag as funeral home prepares to embalm himBy PF Louis, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) You'd expect a scene like this in a slapstick comedy or cheesy horror film: A young man on his first day working in a funeral home starts unzipping a body bag containing a newly delivered corpse, then the corpse starts kicking the bag from inside. Yikes!
But this scene had pretty much actually occurred in real life recently at the Porter and Sons funeral home in Lexington, Mississippi. Holmes County Coroner Dexter Howard had received a phone call from relatives of 78-year-old Walter...
 Tuna is the #3 cause of food poisoning in the United States, but not because of bacteriaBy David Gutierrez, April 4 2014
(NaturalNews) Since bacteria are killed by thorough cooking, most consumers assume that they can avoid any food poisoning risk simply by cooking fish thoroughly before eating. This dangerous illusion probably contributes to tuna's status as the #3 cause of food poisoning in the United States.
The most common cause of seafood-related poisoning is called scombrotoxin, and the condition it causes is called scombroid poisoning.
Scombrotoxin is just concentrated histamine, the same chemical that...
 Ford Hood shooter was on psych meds, just like nearly all other mass shootersBy J. D. Heyes, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) Another mass shooting in the United States has occurred -- once more at the Fort Hood, Texas, Army base -- and as reports still filter in, one thing has become clear: The shooter, identified as 34-year-old Army Spc. Ivan Lopez, an Iraq veteran, was taking dangerous mind-altering psych meds, like most other mass killers in recent years.
According to various reports, Ivan, who served in Iraq in 2011, killed three people and wounded 16 others before shooting himself during his April...
 EPA forced children to inhale cancer-causing diesel pollutants as part of heinous government experimentsBy Mike Adams, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) The U.S. government intentionally subjected children and adults to bizarre medical experiments that required them to inhale diesel pollutants known to contain cancer-causing chemicals. The experiments involved collecting diesel fumes from idling diesel trucks, then piping those fumes into enclosed chambers where U.S. test subjects were required to breathe them for hours at a time.
The EPA conducted these experiments on children and sick people(1), specifically choosing test subjects...
 Vaccines kill far more people than faulty Chevy Cobalt cars, but drug makers are granted total legal immunityBy Ethan A. Huff, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) The nation is in an uproar following a recent announcement by General Motors that the company is recalling 2.5 million vehicles for a major defect that has killed dozens and injured many more. USA Today and others are reporting that a coalition of parents is now calling on the government to punish GM for not recalling the vehicles sooner, while political activist Michael Moore has piped into the conversation with pleas for GM executives to be hunted down and executed.
The controversy...
 Harmful chemicals in consumer products could be banned in Vermont thanks to new billBy Julie Wilson , April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) It's always refreshing to learn about legislation actually designed to protect the public. A recent move by Vermont is attempting to do just that after the state Senate voted 17-11 to require harmful chemicals found in consumer products to be labeled and/or regulated.
Last week, state officials gave the legislation, S.239, preliminary approval. If passed by the House, the Department of Health would have permission to "identify and regulate potentially dangerous toxins," according...
 The real cost of socialism: Venezuela suffers under severe shortages of flour, butter, milk and diapersBy J. D. Heyes, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) Rising unrest and turmoil in Venezuela are side effects of the ugly, predictable face of socialism, as evidenced by the underreported realities of life in a country besieged by a bankrupt political ideology.
It wasn't always this way in the South American nation.
At the turn of the 20th century, Venezuela was one of the poorest economies in Latin America. But by 1970, the country transformed itself into the richest nation in the region, whose economy was larger than some other...
 Chocolate generates anti-inflammatory nutrients in your gutBy Ethan A. Huff, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) A team of researchers from Louisiana State University has made a fascinating new discovery with regard to the health benefits of chocolate. Announcing their findings at the recent 247th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society in Dallas, the group explained how beneficial bacteria in the gut actually convert chocolate compounds into anti-inflammatory nutrients that help protect against stroke and heart disease.
Using three different types of cocoa powder for...
 Flouride and the brain: Not a good comboBy Sandeep Godiyal, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) Fluoride, an element that is often naturally occurring in drinking water, is also added to water that contains only trace amounts of the compound. It had been espoused for years as being a solution to the problem of weak bones. In addition to its purported benefits in strengthening bones, fluoride is touted as a key element in fighting tooth decay by making the teeth stronger. This is particularly true in the cases of children.
In addition to being added to many municipal water supplies...
 Amazing homesteading ideas to help you become more self-sufficientBy Jonathan Benson, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) Self-sufficiency has gone mainstream, which means that more and more people, including many urban dwellers, are looking for easy and effective ways to produce food and care for their families without having to rely on the system for sustenance. Since knowing where to start with all this is half the battle, here are some amazing homesteading ideas to get you and your family on track to becoming more autonomous in an increasingly centralized and unstable world:
1) Build an aquaponics...
 Increase your energy with a spring detoxBy Jonathan Landsman, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) Springtime represents a great opportunity to detoxify the body. Don't ignore the dangers of heavy metal toxicity or environmental pollution which threaten human health. Everyone ought to consider the health benefits of a good detoxification program - especially for those suffering with chronic fatigue, weight gain and mood swings.
Are you low in energy? Let's be perfectly clear - this is not healthy. Poor sleep habits, toxic food and relationships will quickly drain the body of its...
 Mad cow disease on the riseBy Sandeep Godiyal, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) Mad cow disease, more correctly known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), is a transmittable disease that affects the nervous systems of cows. The human version of this disease, known as variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD), is thought to be contracted by consuming beef products that contain parts of an affected animal's nervous system, such as the spinal cord and brain. As cattle processors seek to maximize their profits, the possibility of seeing a rise in the incidences...
 Better radiation detection arriving soon thanks to breakthrough technologyBy David Gutierrez, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) Even as the cleanup of Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant continues, researchers around the world are working to improve modern capability for detecting radiation contamination, whether of the environment or of the human genome.
More sensitive equipmentOn March 17, the University of Liverpool announced that its Nuclear Physics Group will be partnering with private radiation detection company CANBERRA to develop new instruments that are capable of detecting lower levels of radiation...
 Schools tackle the childhood obesity problem with hands-on approach: will it work?By Antonia, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), "Approximately 17% (or 12.5 million) of children and adolescents aged 2--19 years are obese. Since 1980, obesity prevalence among children and adolescents has almost tripled."
Yikes.
As is the case with adults, carrying around extra pounds can cause health problems or worsen existing ones, ranging from diabetes and heart disease to breathing issues and disrupted sleeping patterns. None of these conditions are good...
 Obamacare premiums to increase dramatically, even triple in some areasBy Jonathan Benson, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) If you are one of the roughly 4 million Americans who the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) claims has already signed up for Obamacare, expect your premiums to progressively increase over time. Health industry experts analyzing enrollment trends are now predicting that Obamacare premiums will double or even triple in some parts of the country, the latest surprise to emerge from a bill that not a single Congressman who voted for it actually read.
TheHill.com reports...
 The down side of diet sodaBy Mayimina, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) Diet soda was, for a long time, touted almost as a cure-all for those people who love to drink these fizzy, sparkling, bubbly beverages to do so nearly without guilt. With diet sodas that offer their sweetened liquid without all the weight-producing calories, people could continue to drink to their heart's content without worrying about gaining weight or harming their teeth and bones. The advent of diet soda meant that Americans, who, on average, drink around two cans of soda each day...
 News theater: Reporters rehearse questions in advance with White House Press SecretaryBy J. D. Heyes, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) If you've ever seen a White House press conference, to the naked eye it looks a lot like a spontaneous evolution of questions and answers from intrepid reporters digging for answers from a press secretary who appears, at times, to be taken off guard by the queries.
But is it all that? One local Arizona reporter lucky enough to get selected to interview President Obama and visit with Press Secretary Jay Carney at his office digs in Washington, D.C., reported to her viewers that questions...
 Are goats more clever than many of today's weak-minded humans?By J. D. Heyes, April 3 2014
(NaturalNews) New research has found that goats can learn how to solve complicated tasks very quickly and can then recall how to perform them for at least 10 months, which could help explain their remarkable ability to adapt to extremely harsh environments.
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London, writing in the journal Zoology recently, trained a group of goats to get food from a box using a linked sequence of events -- first, by pulling a lever with their mouths and then by lifting it...
 Water Liberty (Adya Clarity) exposed for deceptive marketing, high aluminum and science research fraudBy Mike Adams, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) Water Liberty, run by pitchman Kacper Postawski, is once again deceptively peddling Adya Clarity as a seemingly magical potion with claims that it can "remove heavy metals from your body." Through a series of deceptive web advertisements and webinars that promote fraudulent junk science, Kacper Postawski has attempted to reposition Adya Clarity as a heavy metals detox product, even after Natural News already exposed the product as containing over 1,000 ppm aluminum (plus lead and arsenic...
 Monsanto ordered to stop making false advertising claims about GMOs in South AfricaBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) As genetically modified crops fail in several regions around the world and are exposed as a detriment to health, many are beginning to see right through the high-dollar false advertising claims projected by biotech corporations like Monsanto.
(Note that in the 40s and 50s Monsanto made false safety claims about their own insecticide, DDT. By 1972, independent research showed the horrific consequences of this insecticide which ultimately led to the chemical being banned worldwide...
 GMO crops in Iowa fail as beetle larvae develop resistanceBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) In the decades ahead, will humanity sit and watch, as the biotech industry continues to expand, keeping nature dominated, while decimating all those "pests" that eat away at corporate profits?
How might genetically altered seeds and pesticides push honeybees to total collapse, as vegetables and herbs go without pollination, pushed away into oblivion?
One day, real vegetables, herbs and fruits could be pushed into endangerment, becoming some of the most costly food commodities...
 150 scientists condemn Seralini GMO study retraction as attack on scientific integrityBy J. D. Heyes, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) Scores of scientists have condemned a journal editor's retraction of a study that reported a number of serious side effects in lab rats that consumed Monsanto's genetically modified maize and Roundup herbicide.
In all, according to a press release by a group called End Science Censorship, the number of scientists decrying the retraction has climbed to 150.
The group said the editor of the Elsevier journal Food and Chemical Toxicology (FCT), Dr. A. Wallace Hayes, claimed that the...
 Five ways to get more vitamin DBy Sandeep Godiyal, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) People need adequate amounts of vitamin D in order to maintain their health. This vitamin has been linked to stronger bones as well as a lower risk of obesity, depression and Alzheimer's disease. With the health concerns associated with too much exposure to the sun -- a primary way for the body to be able to convert the sun's energy into a necessary form of vitamin D -- that can result in skin cancer, people have started slathering on lots of sunscreen as a deterrent. While some health...
 Mother reverses autism symptoms in daughter by eliminating MSG from dietBy Julie Wilson , April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) A biochemist located in the San Francisco Bay Area believes that she has drastically improved, if not cured, her daughter's autism through eliminating monosodium glutamate, or MSG, from her diet.
Katherine Reid, Ph.D., says her daughter Brooke began exhibiting symptoms of autism at age two. Brooke's communication capabilities were far below average, and she failed to develop normal human connections. She also suffered from tantrums and digestive complications including constipation...
 Beware of 'natural' pretender foods that pose as organicBy Ethan A. Huff, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) Thanks to lax enforcement by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of regulations guiding the proper use of the word natural on food product labels, many organic pretender brands are now shamelessly using the trendy term to sell junk food disguised as healthy. But one organic advocacy group is trying to change this with a new awareness campaign, exposing these pretenders and helping the public make better food purchasing decisions.
Advocating organic as the real natural, the...
 BPA-free: Replacing one nasty chemical for anotherBy Heidi Fagley, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) Bisphenol-A (BPA), the famous synthetic chemical compound most of us have been scared away from using, now has competition. We've all heard the term, and by now, many know to avoid this widely used hormone disrupter that mimics estrogen and has been linked to serious health challenges. From water bottles to plastic wrap, we're all on the BPA-free bandwagon. But is replacing one nasty chemical for another really changing anything? And, is there such a thing as safe plastic?
The first...
 Analysis of medical records reveals link between pesticides, autismBy Jonathan Benson, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) Evidence supporting the notion that environmental toxins might play a role in triggering autism, especially in young boys, has made its way into the open-access journal PLOS Computational Biology. Researchers from the University of Chicago (UoC) found that, based on an analysis covering more than 100 million U.S. medical records, a strong correlation exists between chemical-induced genital malformations in boys and significantly higher rates of autism.
The county-by-county investigation...
 Massive ant swarm marching toward HoustonBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) As the ground begins to warm up in Texas, it is literally squirming, coming alive, crawling and teaming with a vicious and mobile predator.
Experts predict 2014 to be the worst year yet for distinct ant invasions throughout Texas. Like a plague rising from the earth, this specific ant species is projected to descend on Houston, Texas, engulfing whatever stands in their way.
"Rasberry ants" projected to be more mobile in 2014, descend upon homes and businessesThe growing colony...
 Five fruits and veggies a day not enough, study suggestsBy Luke Jones, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) A new study suggests that eating seven or more portions of fruit and veggies a day is significantly healthier than the five a day currently recommended, and may protect against disease.
Following recommendations from the World Health Organization, in 2003 the UK launched the "5-a-day" fruit and vegetable campaign. One portion is equivalent to roughly 80 grams of fruit or vegetables. However, a new study published in the latest edition of the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health...
 Top sources of psychological inflammation, an overlooked cause of physical diseaseBy Mike Bundrant, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) Most people these days understand that chronic inflammation is the underlying cause of most degenerative disease.
But what causes the inflammation? The standard answer is: poor nutrition and lack of exercise. Of course, this is true. But these aren't the only causes of inflammation.
Attending only to nutrition and fitness falls short of true holistic health and, in fact, makes you just as vulnerable to the same chronic, underlying physical inflammation you've been trying to avoid...
 Cops show up to breastfeeding woman's home then illegally cavity-search herBy J. D. Heyes, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis has refused to dismiss allegations that a pair of Iowa police officers arrested a breastfeeding mother in her home, and then insisted on watching her as she used the bathroom.
According to reports, police officers went to the home of Chelsea Bechman late in the evening of March 29, 2009, after they had stopped her husband, Timothy, for a traffic violation in Cedar Rapids, a city of more than 128,000 and the state's second-largest...
 Radiation from cell phones linked to erectile dysfunctionBy Tony Isaacs, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) As reported in the Environmental Health Trust's latest newsletter, cell phones have now been linked to erectile dysfunction (ED). While numerous studies have shown that cell phone radiation leads to human sperm death and damage and decreased fertility, the new report of increased erectile dysfunction is sending shock waves through the men's health community.
Erectile dysfunction is the inability to attain or maintain a penile erection sufficient for successful sexual intercourse...
 More than one-third of all pre-bagged salads are contaminated with fecal bacteriaBy David Gutierrez, April 2 2014
(NaturalNews) Don't trust that pre-bagged produce in the grocery store, no matter how prominently the packaging proclaims that it has been "pre-washed" or even "triple-washed."
A recent Consumer Reports study found that 39 percent of all bagged salad in samples taken from 16 different brands tested positive for bacteria that indicate the presence of fecal contamination. While most bags did not contain levels high enough to make most people sick, the very prevalence of these bacteria indicates...
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