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 Only in a totalitarian regime does the President celebrate millions of Americans forced to enroll in Obamacare against their willBy Mike Adams, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) President Obama gloated today over the obedience of millions of Americans who were forced under penalty of law to purchase overpriced health insurance that benefits Big Pharma and the sick-care industry. Claiming 7.1 million enrollees -- a number so wildly fabricated that it generated bouts of laughter from those in the know -- Obama accused critics of the forced government mandate of "trying to scare people" away from getting health insurance.
Obama's celebration of Obamacare is...
 Malaysian government admits altering MH370 pilot transcript, hiding evidence and misleading the public in massive cover-upBy Mike Adams, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) As the facts about MH370 slowly emerge, it is increasingly apparent that the Malaysian government has been -- and continues to be -- involved in an elaborate cover-up that falsified and hid evidence the public deserves to know about the fate of Flight 370 passengers.
The government openly admitted this, in fact. "A Malaysian team have told relatives of Chinese passengers on board the missing Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight MH370 that there was sealed evidence that cannot be made public...
 Hunger Games no longer fiction: New reality show to strand contestants in wilderness while viewers send aidBy Mike Adams, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) The Hunger Games is about to become reality as the Discovery network plans to roll out a show that follows a similar format. In the new reality show called "Survival Live," contestants will be intentionally stranded in a Pacific Rim jungle without food, adequate clothing or shelter. Their activities will be monitored and recorded via a network of webcams feeding back to TV viewers who can "send aid" in the form of tools, clothing and food.
It's a format ripped right out of the book...
 Toxic superfood alert: Organic mangosteen powder found heavily contaminated with leadBy Mike Adams, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) USDA certified organic mangosteen powder imported into the USA from Thailand and sold as a bulk material to numerous superfood manufacturers and retailers has been confirmed at the Natural News Forensic Food Labs to be heavily contaminated with alarming levels of lead (see laboratory results below). While the Certificate of Analysis (C of A) for the material claims the mangosteen powder contains just .056 ppm of lead (56 ppb), triple lab testing by Mike Adams at the Natural News Forensic...
 Glyphosate found to accumulate in animals and humans, leading to chronic illnessBy Jonathan Benson, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) Yet another scientific study has debunked the myth that genetically modified organisms (GMOs) pose no threat whatsoever to animals or humans. A team of researchers from both Germany and Egypt, publishing their findings in the Journal of Environmental & Analytical Toxicology, discovered that animals fed GM feed had much higher levels of glyphosate, the active ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup herbicide, in their urine and organs than animals fed non-GM or organic feed.
This translated...
 Cleveland hospitals begin to embrace Chinese herbal medicineBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) The practice of Chinese herbal medicine is currently suppressed in the US, but this is changing as patients call out for alternatives. Herbal medicine is downplayed in America, not because it's ineffective, but because its principles are simply not taught to medical doctors. It's not studied; it's misunderstood. A typical allopathic doctor in America will receive virtually no training in herbal medicine during the decade that he or she spends in higher education. Consequently, mostly...
 Project Kickstarter trying to censor documentary about abortion serial murdererBy J. D. Heyes, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) A veteran filmmaker and journalist has run into controversy over his latest project before it has even launched, which he is attributing to extremist political agendas in Hollywood and elsewhere in the entertainment world.
Phelim McAleer and his wife and creative partner, Ann McElhinney, have joined with Magdalena Segieda to make a move about Kermit Gosnell, the Philadelphia late-term abortion doctor who was recently convicted of multiple murders and 21 illegal abortions, including...
 GMO cultivation declining in developed nations, despite industry promotion suggesting the oppositeBy Jonathan Benson, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) For the first time since their initial commercialization in the mid-1990s, genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are on the decline in the industrialized world, says a new report by the pro-biotech lobbying group International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications, or ISAAA.
Despite heavy promotion of the technology by the chemical industry, which has been hiding GMOs in the food supply for nearly 20 years, overall plantings of GM crops have dropped in places like...
 Study shows live spirulina effective at removing lead from wastewaterBy PF Louis, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) This study was performed in China, where there is a very high level of toxic heavy metal residue from less regulated industries and coal-burning energy plants. The necessity of removing heavy metal toxins from waste water is more vital in China than most other regions.
Waterways and water used for agricultural irrigation has been overwhelmed by heavy metals from relatively unregulated industries and coal-burning energy plants that have been rushed into production to accommodate China's...
 Prescription drugs: A nation's killerBy Mayimina, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) In a nation that seems to thrive on popping pills for a range of different health woes, it really should come as no surprise that deaths due to the overdosing of prescription drugs are on the rise in the United States, and will likely to continue to be so. Though there is a definite need for a number of these prescription drugs, and they provide relief from pain, infections and a host of other uncomfortable ailments, history is starting to tell the story of how these medically prescribed...
 Top three factors for improving your eyesight naturallyBy Derek Henry, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) When looking to improve your eyesight, it seems that eye exercises are the most commonly prescribed method to do so. Although it is an important component, there are may other factors you need to consider if you want to seriously improve your eyesight.
Detoxify your liverAccording to Traditional Chinese Medicine, there is a strong relationship between your liver and eye health. Improving the health of your liver can often help prevent and improve eye conditions.
The liver is your...
 A holistic dentist talks about her nightmare with mercuryBy J. D. Heyes, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) She says she first remembers developing a myriad of medical problems in grade school, but no one seemed to know why. The last thing the medical/dental community thought was that her problems could ever have been caused by her fillings.
As a young girl, Diane Meyer says she got amalgam "silver fillings" in her teeth that contained a combination of elements, but which were filled about 50 percent with mercury. It was the filling of choice back then and remained the filling of choice...
 Shock study: Medical marijuana DECREASES violent crime, homicides and assaultBy PF Louis, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) If you've ever seen any unintentionally comedic clips from the old propaganda movie Reefer Madness, you'll witness a mindset that persists today. This mindset is most prevalent among those with vested interests: the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) -- which includes the DEA -- most police unions and the private prison system.
Those groups depend largely on busting and imprisoning non-violent pot smokers that comprise at least half of all drug possession...
 Could watermelon be the magic way out for muscle aches?By Sandeep Godiyal, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) Many athletes have developed sore muscles after performing vigorous exercises or doing a new workout. This is due to fatigue-inducing stress on your muscles. This causes small tears in the muscle, which the muscle tissues repair themselves and in the process become stronger. However, muscle ache is uncomfortable and stressful. New research has revealed that you don't have to go through the pain anymore, as there is a new cure to muscle aches.
Researchers have discovered that watermelon...
 Kansas couple seeks justice after militarized police raid home over indoor hydroponic growing equipmentBy Jonathan Benson, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) A Kansas City-area couple whose upscale home was illegally invaded by police in a SWAT-style raid back in 2012 is demanding justice, including access to the documents that allegedly justified the raid and $7 million in damages. Reports indicate that the Harte family of Leawood, Kansas, was literally held hostage at gunpoint by law enforcement goons who ravaged their house and tore apart hydroponic growing equipment that they falsely believed to be part of a nonexistent marijuana grow...
 Overuse of brain scans for American headache sufferers costs $1 billion per yearBy PF Louis, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) Both CT (computerized tomography) scans and MRIs (magnetic resolution imagery) tend to be overused for headache sufferers to get good images of what's not right in the brain. They both do that well, but they both have their dangers. And they are both very expensive.
From 2007 to 2010, there were over 51 million doctor visits for headaches, of which around half were migraine-related. A Michigan University Medical School study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, analyzed doctor visits...
 Seeking a medical miracle? Cannabis may hold the answerBy Carolanne Wright, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) Meet Charlotte, a young girl with Dravet syndrome who not so long ago was catatonic and experiencing over 300 seizures per week. Then cannabis entered the picture, and her life changed forever. Down to one seizure each week, Charlotte also began to walk and talk. A feeding tube had been the norm; now she feeds herself unassisted. And this is just one of many miracles attributed to this highly controversial plant.
A beneficial 'weed'William L. Courtney, M.D. and dietary raw cannabis...
 Children actually think that food tastes better if it carries a major brand logo or an image of a popular cartoon characterBy David Gutierrez, April 1 2014
(NaturalNews) Fast food companies don't pour all that money into marketing their products to children for nothing. Studies confirm that kids don't just have an emotional preference for branded food: they actually think it tastes better.
In one study, conducted in 2007, children were presented with a choice between identical samples of baby carrots, chicken nuggets, French fries, hamburgers and milk. The nuggets, burgers and fries came from McDonald's, while the other foods did not, but the children...
 IPCC's doom-and-gloom global warming apocalypse is political theater, not real scienceBy Mike Adams, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) The IPCC has just released its latest "Apocalypse Now" report(1), threatening all humankind with imminent self-destruction if industrial output of CO2 is not immediately and drastically curbed. The UN global government report concludes that global warming is "severe, pervasive and irreversible," a position which seems to be little more than a foregone death sentence for the human race, even if drastic changes are made right now.
As head of a research laboratory myself -- I was the...
 California lowers organic standards in face of historic droughtBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) Organic farms in 53 out of 58 counties in California are set to produce "faked," cheapened organic meat and dairy products in the first quarter of 2014.
In the face of a historic drought, California's organic standards have been cut in half. Instead of requiring livestock to graze on nutrient-rich grass for four months, the standards will be slashed to accommodate drought conditions. During the drought, livestock will only be required to graze for two months, allowing farmer's to...
 New Monsanto non-GMO strains of produce are a ploy to confuse public between hybrid and GMOBy S. D. Wells, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) The term hybrid, which you'll often see in seed catalogs, refers to a plant variety developed through specific, controlled cross-breeding between two parent plants. Usually, these are naturally compatible within the same species. This is the kind of hybridization that takes place naturally in the wild. All plant breeders who respect Mother Nature simply "steer the process" to control the outcome. This not a GMO; in other words, this normal hybrid would not be the result of genetic ...
 Environmental group seeks ban on toxic mercury used in dental amalgam fillingsBy Ethan A. Huff, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) The dangers associated with mercury-based dental fillings are not isolated to just the individuals who receive them, says a new study recently published by the environmental justice group BAN Toxics (BT). Like its name implies, BT is pushing for a ban on mercury use in dentistry due to persistent mercury vapors that threaten not only patients but also dentists, dental assistants, and dental students, all of whom are constantly exposed to mercury-polluted air.
Entitled "What is in...
 Top 5 foods for vitamin CBy Derek Henry, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) Vitamin C is a nutrient that has received a lot of attention over the years. It has been used by many households to combat colds, and is now getting acclaim for treating cancer. It's best to get vitamin C in whole food for its synergistic effect with other nutrients, and these are 5 great ways to do just that.
Camu Camu
This extraordinary fruit lives deep in the Amazon rainforests of South America and packs an amazing nutrient density, with its claim to fame being the densest source...
 Nearly all EU scientists attacking new restrictions on toxic chemicals have financial ties to chemical industriesBy Rebecca Winters, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) Following a bid to place tougher EU regulations on chemicals that act as hormone-altering endocrine disruptors, 18 scientists have published an editorial in 14 scientific journals ludicrously criticizing the move to protect consumers from these potentially harmful ingredients.
The comments came in reaction to a leaked Environment Directorate-General draft recommending a precautionary approach that could ultimately lead to an outright ban on some known endocrine disruptors in products...
 Canadian farmers reject GM applesBy Julie Wilson , March 19 2014
(NaturalNews) Opposition to genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and demand for cleaner, healthier food is escalating around the globe, and Canada is no exception. Apple farmers in Nova Scotia, Canada, are concerned about a new kind of genetically modified apple being introduced in the nation's food supply, as reported by The Chronicle Herald. Controversy over the new GM apples arose after another apple grower located in Summerland, B.C., applied for a permit to harvest and sell the mutant fruit...
 World Health Organization releases 2012 air pollution-related death numbers, says problem "far greater than previously thought"By Antonia, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) The World Health Organization (WHO) recently released a report citing that air pollution was the cause for over 7 million heart disease, respiratory disease, and cancer-related deaths in 2012, one-third of which were from developing Asian countries. Shockingly, the number is up significantly from just four years prior: in 2008, the number of air pollution-related deaths released by WHO were 3.2 million. Numbers take into consideration both outdoor pollution (AAP, or Ambient Air Pollution...
 Obamacare a 'war against doctors,' warns desperate U.S. physicianBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 28 2014
(NaturalNews) A physician from Decatur, Alabama, is frustrated with new Affordable Care Act provisions that have added multiple thousands of new medical codes that are flat out wasting his time. He's watched angered colleagues go into early retirement because of the confusion. He's now unable to see new patients due to all the unnecessary administrative work that is destroying doctor-to-patient relationships.
In a letter written to US Representative Mo Brooks, Dr. Marlin Gill wrote firmly that...
 Chinese government rescues hundreds of babies in human trafficking bustBy J. D. Heyes, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) Chinese authorities have disrupted four online baby-selling rings, rescuing 382 infants in the process and crippling a trend toward high-end, highly organized, Internet-based baby trafficking, news outlets in Beijing have reported recently.
Summarizing those reports, The New York Times cited Liu Ancheng, head of the Chinese Ministry of Public Security's criminal investigation division, who told The Beijing News that police had made some 100 arrests all over the country, which was...
 Two-thirds of UK adults overweight or obeseBy Luke Jones, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) An annual report by England's chief medical officer, Dame Sally Davies, highlights the fact that obesity rates are on the rise.
Obesity significantly increases the risk of developing a whole host of chronic diseases, including diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke and cancer.
Despite the health implications, two-thirds of adults in the UK are now overweight or obese, and one-third of children. These numbers are approximately double those seen in the 1990s.
The...
 Birds don't just disperse seeds when they eat fruits - They can also spread seeds stuck to the mud of their feetBy David Gutierrez, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) Due to their ability to traverse vast distances in short periods of time, birds are among the most effective of all animal seed dispersers. Perhaps the most well-known method by which birds disperse seeds is through eating juicy fruits, such as berries. The bird digests the fleshy part of the fruit and then defecates the seeds out at a different location far from the parent tree.
Many plants have evolved highly specialized methods to encourage birds to eat their fruits for just this...
 Top 5 health benefits of beansBy Sandeep Godiyal, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) Beans, since they are high in protein, are a staple of those who follow a vegetarian or vegan diet. There are a number of other health benefits that should make even die hard meat eaters take notice as well. Read on for the top five health benefits of beans.
1. Beans help prevent heart diseaseA diet high in a variety of beans, including peas and legumes, has been shown to help keep the heart healthy and prevent disease. Numerous studies have shown a lower incidence in heart disease...
 Californium could provide a safer way to dispose of nuclear wasteBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 31 2014
(NaturalNews) Disposing nuclear waste is tricky business; governments today are unsure of how to properly manage and store the toxic byproducts. The radioactive waste just can't be scraped into the garbage and tossed out in a landfill. At minimum, radioactive waste must be sealed in airtight steel or concrete containers and buried deep within the earth. It may even take tens of thousands of years for the waste to break down into less dangerous isotopes.
Government unsure how to manage radioactive...
 Flight 370 reality check: A Boeing 777 doesn't disappear unless governments want it to disappearBy Mike Adams, March 30 2014
(NaturalNews) As the conventional news coverage of Flight 370 becomes increasingly delusional and detached from reality, for the sake of all those families and loved ones still suffering I thought it important to publish a reality check that can help bring the discussion back to some common sense.
Let's cover five indisputable facts about governments, radar and aircraft:
Fact #1) Every modern nation tracks air traffic with military radar systems
All the key nations involved in Malaysia Airlines...
 Diet soda, aspartame linked to premature deaths in womenBy Mike Adams, March 30 2014
(NaturalNews) A decade-long study of 60,000 women has confirmed that drinking diet soda sweetened with aspartame is linked with a 30 percent increase in heart attack risk and a 50 percent increase in death risk.
The findings, presented at the American College of Cardiology(1), have already been partially swept under the rug with the false explanation that diet drinks don't necessarily cause these risks but are instead merely correlated with them. "Women who toss back too many diet sodas may be...
 5.1 earthquake rocks Southern California: Here are 10 urgent preparedness tips for surviving a damaged cityBy Mike Adams, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) A 5.1 magnitude earthquake rocked Southern California early this morning, shattering windows and damaging homes. The city of Fullerton suffered seven water main breaks, cutting off tap water to thousands of homes. Minor injuries were reported and there was considerable property damage, but fortunately no deaths were reported.
"At least 20 aftershocks had been recorded by late Friday" reported the LA Times(1) which went on to report:
U.S. Geological Survey seismologist Lucy Jones...
 Much-touted CDC study claiming obesity has plummeted in preschoolers found to be junk science propagandaBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) Who can trust the American Medical Association and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control -- two institutions engaged in suppressing self-empowered natural healing? These institutions work by misinforming the public through their vast media influence and control. It's no surprise that a new claim projected by the CDC and promoted by the AMA is merely just political propaganda based on junk science.
The report, published in late February in the Journal of the American Medical Association...
 Chemical plant to wipe small Louisiana town off the mapBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) For over a decade, residents of the small town of Mossville, Louisiana, have been reporting numerous cases of premature death, disease and cancer. A new plot by a large chemical plant looks to finish them off, paying 80 percent or more of the residents to leave the town, which could nearly wipe Mossville off the map.
Residents of the community have long suspected the causes behind the community's deteriorating health situation, pointing to the 14 chemical plants that surround their...
 Borage oil has incredible anti-inflammatory properties and is great for your skinBy P. Simard, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) The borage plant is from the Boraginaceae family, and it mainly grows in the Mediterranean region, although it's also cultivated in Europe and the United States. Apparently, the Romans would drink borage tea combined with wine before going to battle, as they believed that it would give them inner strength. Its leaves are edible, and in Italy you'll sometimes find it as a side dish, but it's specifically when transformed into borage oil that it can work wonders for your health.
Generally...
 French government threatens organic winemaker with jail for refusing to use pesticideBy Julie Wilson , March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) A French farmer, attempting to maintain his biodynamically grown vineyard, is facing six months of jail time after he violated a court order last month forcing him to use pesticides on his organic farm.
Emmanuel Giboulot owns and operates an organic vineyard in eastern France where he produces organic and biodynamic vines. A biodynamic farm functions as a whole organism and relies on both organic biological practices and metaphysical practices. Farmers who use this method consider...
 U.S. treating meat with ammonia, bleach and antibiotics to kill the '24-hour sickness'By S. D. Wells, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) Modern "food" science, processed food and the chemical medicine industry all thrive on one theory: If something doesn't make you sick or kill you within 24 hours, then it's "safe."
This is simply not true. If you eat some fast food and get deathly sick 48 hours later, from food poisoning, E. coli, Salmonella or artificial hormone overload, it is becoming increasingly difficult to sue a company, corporation or even government entity that is responsible for controlling, manufacturing...
 Woman loses 70 pounds, keeps it off for 7 years: says fruits and vegetables key to maintenance successBy Antonia, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) Researchers at the University of California at Los Angeles analyzed over three dozen long-term diet studies and found that about two-thirds of dieters regained more weight than they lost within four or five years after they lost it. However, one woman is giving that statistic a run for its money. She lost 70 pounds in 2007 and has successfully managed to keep the weight off for over seven years.
Jennifer Lilley was tipping the scales at over 200 pounds. Sugary, processed foods were...
 The fear of quitting smoking has you hooked - eliminate it!By S. D. Wells, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) The greatest fear of quitting smoking is the fear of the feelings of anxiety, depression and overall "crankiness" from the withdrawals of nicotine. Any smoker who has tried to quit in the past knows that this is a very tough period to go through, especially if stressful events happen on top of it all.
The fear of that anxiety and nervousness "never ending" can last for hours, days and even weeks, seemingly having no "light at the end of the tunnel" and sending the new "non-smoker...
 Petroleum-based skin care: The #1 pore-clogging toxin sold in the USABy S. D. Wells, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) You hear it all the time from skin care companies and the slogans for their products: "Lock in the moisture!" Did you know that you are actually locking in toxins with toxins? Yes, your body is trying to perspire and sweat out the toxins, and breathe. And just what toxins are we talking about that are trying to get out? Don't get me started. What is it about all petroleum-based products that you should know? What about baby oils and baby lotions? What's locking in toxins all day, every...
 Curing diabetes: A natural approachBy Dr.Sofiya, March 13 2014
(NaturalNews) Diabetes is a disease in which the body is either unable to produce enough insulin or is unable to process the insulin that is produced. This causes increased levels of glucose in the body, putting additional strain on the body's organs. The typical treatment for diabetes is for a physician to prescribe various medications in order to control the disease. The purpose of these medications is often twofold: to add insulin to the body in order to better manage the glucose and to counteract...
 Tennesee State University forcing students to wear location-tracking ID badgesBy J. D. Heyes, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) Officials at Tennessee State University have implemented new rules to force students to carry ID badges that will allow them to be tracked, citing safety and security concerns following a series of criminal acts on campus.
According to local reports, it is already difficult for students to navigate the campus without identification, but the tracking element inherent in the new policy is unnerving to some.
"I use it going to the cafeteria, going in and out of my dorm and driving...
 Taking artificial vitamin supplements? Think again. Their antioxidant component scientifically proven to cause cancerBy Arpana Sagwal Chaudhary, Ph.D., March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) It is deeply rooted in our psyche that antioxidants help prevent cancer, and the multi-billion-dollar food supplement industry has exploited this belief for years. One reason why antioxidants are touted to be beneficial is because they scavenge upon free radicals. The fact is, these free radicals are indeed harmful, damage cells and DNA, and cause early aging and cancer. The larger question here is what type of antioxidants are proven to be bad?
The antioxidants in question here...
 The three smallest bones in the human body are found in your ear, where they vibrate in response to soundBy David Gutierrez, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) The three smallest bones in your body are all found inside your ear, and you would be completely deaf without them.
Known formally as the malleus, incus and stapes (and informally as the hammer, anvil and stirrup, after their approximate shapes), all three of these tiny bones could fit easily on a penny at the same time. They sit in the middle ear, between the external structures of the outer ear and the fluid-filled cochlea, which sends signals directly to the brain. Together, these...
 Researchers investigate disease deflecting chocolate pillBy Carolanne Wright, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) A new study slated to begin this year at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston will measure the health effects of a dietary supplement made with concentrated cocoa flavanols. The study will involve 18,000 healthy volunteers and will last at least four years to determine if the supplement can prevent heart attack, stroke and heart disease deaths.
Dr. JoAnn Manson, chief of the division of Preventive Medicine at Brigham and lead researcher of the trial, states that "[t]he amount of...
 Kelp contains a fiber that slows fat intake in the body more effectively than anti-obesity drugsBy David Gutierrez, March 29 2014
(NaturalNews) Kelp, a variety of sea vegetable, is common in many kinds of Asian cuisine. Its high fiber content, high iodine content and fast rate of growth have already made it a food of interest to researchers working to develop food sources to combat malnutrition around the world.
But kelp may also work wonders in the overfed parts of the world, as one of its fibers is a more effective anti-obesity agent than any over-the-counter weight-loss drug.
The fiber, known as alginate, is already...
 Has a plague already arrived? 205 Americans die each day after acquiring superbug hospital infectionsBy Mike Adams, March 28 2014
(NaturalNews) If a jumbo jet crashed into the ocean every single day, it would roughly equal the number of Americans who die each day following superbug infections acquired at U.S. hospitals. Far from being some hyped-up scare story, that's actually the conclusion of none other than the CDC, which has now publicly warned that 1 in 25 hospital patients gets infected and tens of thousands die each year.
"On any given day, 1 in 25 hospital patients has at least one healthcare-associated infection...
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