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 FDA refuses to label GMOs despite Americans' overwhelming support for labelingBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 11 2015
(NaturalNews) A powerful, knowledge-suppressing lobby exists in the US, and it has a stranglehold on the decision making of government officials who oversee food safety. This powerful industry alters the nature of food, patents the changes, profits en masse and then uses their monetary influence and control over the food supply to lobby for secrecy of their science.
There is virtually no transparency when it comes to genetically modified foods, for Americans that is. Under the current food secrecy...
 Russia tells West to fear its nuclear arsenalBy J. D. Heyes, March 11 2015
(NaturalNews) During the Cold War, the concept of MAD -- mutually assured destruction -- kept the former Soviet Union and the West from starting World War III. In recent months, Russian military officials have taken to reminding the U.S. and its allies that Moscow's nuclear arsenal remains potent and could be used to devastating effect, if need be, to defend the country.
As reported by Reuters, the Russian military's top general, Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov, warned...
 Thanks, President Obama, for the endless wave of costly entitlement handouts mired in schemes and scamsBy J. D. Heyes, March 11 2015
(NaturalNews) It doesn't matter whether you are an opponent of Obamacare, as most Americans are, according to numerous surveys since the law's passage by Congress and subsequent rewrite and legitimization by the U.S. Supreme Court. You're going to pay for it anyway, and dearly, according to a new bombshell report from the Congressional Budget Office.
As reported by Britain's Daily Mail newspaper in online editions, the cost to the federal government, or, more accurately, the taxpayers who fund...
 Illinois restricts birth freedom, criminalizes professional midwifery careBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 11 2015
(NaturalNews) The state of Illinois is unkind to health freedom, especially for birth choice. In fact, there are very limited choices for giving birth in Illinois. An expectant mother is literally forced to give birth the way the state has mandated. In Illinois, four intelligent birthing options have been pushed out of the state, criminalized to the point of near extinction. Instead of working with knowledgeable midwives to increase the quality of pregnancy care, the state of Illinois has demonized...
 Four cups of coffee per day can cut endometrial cancer risk by 18%By Julie Wilson staff writer, March 11 2015
(NaturalNews) While there has been a lot of research both in favor and against one of America's favorite drinks, this latest bit of research leaves you feeling a little less guilty after having that second, or third, or even fourth cup of coffee.
The results of a new study suggest that drinking up to four cups of coffee a day may reduce your risk of developing cancer of the endometrium, or the lining of the uterus, according to researchers.
Published in the February issue of Cancer Epidemiology...
 Big Pharma lobbies FDA to approve twice rejected women's libido pillBy David Gutierrez, March 11 2015
(NaturalNews) With its "female sexual dysfunction" drug twice rejected by the FDA as risky and ineffective, Sprout Pharmaceuticals has turned to political lobbying to secure the drug's approval.
Following the blockbuster success of the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra, drug makers began searching for an equivalent drug for women. Yet female sexuality has been unresponsive to drugs seeking to target blood flow, hormones or other simple, single-variable biological processes.
Flibanserin, the...
 GM soy kills baby rats in just three weeks, study revealsBy S. D. Wells, March 11 2015
(NaturalNews) The best food on store shelves to buy is that food which DOES have holes and nicks where the insects ate some. That proves it's edible. Recent documentaries show entire fields of genetically modified corn that all looks plastic, with not a bug or bird in sight, not a butterfly or a gnat or a fly, but why? Did you know that a diet containing GM soy and maize fed to rats for just 90 days caused a wide range of toxic effects, including DNA damage, blood changes, and damage to the liver...
 Venezuela's food supply collapses, headed toward 1000% inflation as Health Ranger launches non-electric food grow system that produces food for penniesBy Mike Adams, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) The coming global food crisis really hit home for me last year. I saw droughts destroying crops across California and food inflation worsening almost everywhere.
Collapsing water supplies and radical weather patterns have only accelerated the crisis, and while food may appear to be abundant on grocery store shelves, the retail presentation of abundant food is a thin veneer, under which lies a fragile food supply wholly dependent on just-in-time deliveries, stable weather patterns...
 COVER-UP: US Navy sailors disappear as government, doctors bury truth about Fukushima radiationBy David Gutierrez, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) U.S. Navy sailors exposed to radioactive fallout from the Fukushima nuclear disaster have been falling ill, even as the Defense Department insists that they were not exposed to dangerous levels of radiation. Many of the sailors have now joined in a class action lawsuit against Fukushima operators and builders Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), Toshiba, Hitachi, Ebasco and General Electric.
Even if they wanted to -- which many do not -- the sailors would be unable to sue the Navy...
 "Settled" science was totally wrong yet again: Cholesterol in foods does not cause heart diseaseBy David Gutierrez, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) Potentially reversing almost 40 years of government policy, the top nutrition advisory board for the United States has dropped its warning against dietary cholesterol. The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee concluded that no evidence supports a link between dietary cholesterol and heart disease.
Even five years ago, the committee was still promoting the warning first popularized by the American Heart Association in 1961. But the new position has been a long time coming.
"There's...
 Was Disneyland measles outbreak caused by recently vaccinated children "shedding" the measles virus?By Jonathan Benson, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) Who's the bigger threat when it comes to spreading infectious disease: the vaccinated or the unvaccinated? If you listen to the mainstream media, unvaccinated children are the archetypal lepers of the modern age, a societal scourge responsible for all disease and the only real obstacle to peace on earth.
But if you can wade through all this mindless propaganda, you'll discover that vaccinated children are the real danger, at least when it comes to disease spread. Contrary to popular...
 Scientists suggest government should add psych meds to public drinking waterBy David Gutierrez, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) With a study currently underway in Scotland to assess whether lithium in drinking water is linked with lower suicide rates, we may soon see a renewed push to add yet another bioactive substance to public water supplies.
In 2009, researchers from Oita University in Japan released the results of a study finding that regions of the country with higher naturally occurring levels of lithium in the water had lower levels of suicide than regions with less lithium. This led to a flurry of...
 High Fructose Corn Syrup Now Labeled as Fructose or HFCS-90By Talya Dagan, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) The Corn Refiners Association is now labeling high fructose corn syrup as fructose. Packing on products such as General Mills Vanilla Chex cereal now states the product contains no high fructose corn syrup, while the ingredients list contains the simple word, "fructose." This fructose is actually a manufactured sugar called HFCS-90, and is made up of 90% pure fructose. High fructose corn syrup, or HFCS, contains 42% or 55 percent fructose. Health issues relating to free fructose include...
 CDC: Uptick in measles cases likely caused by illegal immigrantsBy Jonathan Benson, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) In between breaths blaming the unvaccinated for spreading measles (and somehow putting the entire world at risk of suffering and death, depending upon which propaganda outlets you follow), the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently admitted that illegal immigrants are likely to blame for sparking this latest outbreak.
Either that or it was an American who, prior to visiting Disneyland, had traveled abroad and caught the disease, admitted a CDC official during...
 FDA involved in case after approving psych meds that cause boys to grow breastsBy PF Louis, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) It's not often that the FDA gets sued for anything, but a powerful Philadelphia legal firm that handles whistleblower and class action cases throughout the nation, Sheller, P.C., has petitioned the Federal Court to demand the FDA follow through with black box warnings for Johnson & Johnson's drug Risperdal or remove its pediatric approval.
The FDA had ignored Sheller's requests to allow the legal firm to release documents held by drug company Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiary...
 Enjoy this quick and delicious creamy cauliflower soup recipeBy Christy Pooschke , March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) Soup is a great way to prepare a quick and delicious meal. Unfortunately, most commercially-prepared soups contain ingredients that are harmful to your health. Luckily, when you're armed with healthy recipes like the one included here, you can make your own quick and easy soup out of simple, wholesome ingredients that actually contribute to your health.
Even when you purchase the most healthy-looking commercial soups, they often contain dangerous ingredients like MSG ("monosodium...
 Former guardsmen with PTSD appeals after town convicts him for owning therapeutic petsBy Daniel Barker, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) An Ohio veteran is fighting for permission to keep his pet ducks, which he says have helped him with overcoming the symptoms of PTSD he suffers since returning home from service in Iraq.
Darin Welker lives in West Lafayette, a small village located near Coshocton, Ohio. He served in the Army National Guard and returned from a tour in Iraq in 2005 with PTSD and back injuries.
Welker speaks of how, after struggling for several years with his physical and emotional disabilities after...
 U.S. government to citizens: 'You can't leave without our permission'By J. D. Heyes, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) At the same time the Obama Administration is throwing open the doors to the country to illegal aliens, he and other lawmakers are working overtime to shut those doors to Americans.
As noted in a blog post on the website of Armstrong Economics, first the Internal Revenue Service used the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, or FATCA, of 2010, to hunt down any assets Americans had overseas.
Now, Armstrong says, there is an attempt by a GOP lawmaker to use the excuse of preventing...
 Two ways dental work destroys your health and how to repair the damageBy Derek Henry, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) Many of us are afraid of the dentist. The sound of a drill buzzing is enough to get your heart racing, and the smells and awkwardness of having your teeth worked on doesn't exactly make it easier to put that dental appointment on your list.
If that wasn't enough, understanding common dental procedures and how many of them are conducted has also given people more reasons to avoid the dentist. Given what we know now about two major dental procedures, who can blame them?
The problem...
 Ebola could be spread by victims even a week after deathBy David Gutierrez, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) Ebola can be contracted by people who come into contact with the body of someone who died from the disease up to a week before, according to a study conducted by researchers from the U.S. National Institutes of Health and published in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases in early February. The researchers collected viable virus samples from Ebola-infected monkeys that had been dead for seven days, and non-infectious RNA for up to 70 days.
The study helps reinforce the need for...
 California Health Department denounces natural immunity, warns against 'measles parties'By Ethan A. Huff, March 10 2015
(NaturalNews) Efforts by some parents in California to impart natural immunity in their children by hosting so-called "measles parties" are being frowned upon by state health authorities, which would rather these children be injected with a potentially deadly vaccine instead.
The California Department of Public Health admits that it doesn't know much about the popularity or frequency of measles parties but warns that they could make an outbreak that has reportedly affected about 100 children worse...
 Food Rising plant nutrient and assembly guides posted: new 3D-printable parts just posted, tooBy Mike Adams, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) We've got a flurry of new items to share with you on the Food Rising Mini-Farm Grow Boxes. Shipments and donations are going out right now, but there was a slightly delay on all the plant foods other than lettuce, so those shipments will go out as soon as we receive the bulk plant foods (scheduled to be received tomorrow or Wed.).
First, we've posted two new guides:
Super Simple Plant Nutrient Instructions teach you how to mix plant nutrients with water to achieve the proper nutrient...
 Same delusional people who say vaccines are safe also insist GMOs, glyphosate, aspartame, mercury and radiation are safe, tooBy Mike Adams, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) If vaccines are perfectly safe as we're all told by the "institutional liars" of our delusional era, then why did Congress create a Vaccine Injury Compensation Program which has paid out nearly $3 billion in financial compensation to families of children who were provably injured by vaccines?
If vaccines don't harm anyone as we are constantly told, then why does this government vaccine injury table exist which explains:
In accordance with section 312(b) of the National Childhood...
 Hundreds of US farmers sue Syngenta over GMO cornBy Julie Wilson staff writer, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) Corn growers in the U.S. lost an upwards of $3 billion in revenue last year after the Chinese boycotted shipments of American corn following the discovery of a genetically modified seed that had not yet been approved in the country.
Agrisure Viptera, a seed genetically altered to contain a protein that kills corn-eating bugs such as earworms and cutworms, had not been approved by China in November 2013 when it was found in several U.S. corn shipments.
China routinely refuses to...
 Teen spends 45 minutes dead after drowning, miraculously recovers following family prayersBy PF Louis, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) Three teenage boys fell through the ice on Lake Ste. Louise, the smaller of two lakes in the City of Lake St. Louis, Missouri, during Martin Luther King Day, January 19. By the time a rescue team arrived, one of the boys had almost made it to shore, another was clinging to ice on the lake, but a third was missing from view. That's because he was under the ice and underwater, drowned.
That was 14-year-old John Smith. The two rescued boys were treated for hypothermia and that was the...
 Vaccines spread measles, government documents revealsBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) Instead of fearing diseases like measles and succumbing to pharmaceutical company propaganda, the average person should be asking questions like:
Does this vaccine lead to viral shedding?
Is the vaccine I'm considering a live virus vaccine that could infect me?
How does the viral shedding affect others around me, especially those with weaker immune systems?
Any "medicine" that does harm to oneself or others is no medicine at all. It is a weapon of filth with the potential...
 Man sues TSA after being detained for 20 hours over a watch and energy barsBy Daniel Barker, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) Roger Vanderklok is a 57-year-old architect from Philadelphia who participates in half-marathons twice a month. This means he is a frequent flier, traveling around the country to various cities for weekend race events.
Vanderklok has no criminal record and has never been arrested or handcuffed in his life -- at least until he tried to pass through the security-screening area at Philadelphia International Airport on Jan. 26, 2013. On that day, he was arrested and detained for more...
 Mustard, cayenne pepper and green tea boost your metabolism for weight lossBy Talya Dagan, February 28 2015
(NaturalNews) Metabolism refers to the physical and chemical processes that synthesis energy. These chemical reactions take place within the cells with help from enzymes and hormones. This process converts food and oxygen to the energy needed to run the body. Increasing the metabolism increases energy and enables weight loss. Everyone's metabolism is different and this is largely determined by genetics. Your metabolism is also influenced by your age, and it slows down by 5% each decade after age...
 Prepare for the coming global depression with these 11 tipsBy J. D. Heyes, January 16 2015
(NaturalNews) Natural News has committed to keeping readers informed about economic conditions both in the United States and the developed world, because there is so much going on that could affect the financial stability of billions of people.
As such, we are continuing as well to provide readers with reasonable, attainable, viable alternatives and solutions to potential economic crises, because we believe that simply reporting the news isn't enough. We also want you to know what you can do to...
 Telling family stories to coma patients helps them regain consciousness faster, study saysBy Jonathan Benson, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) There is a strikingly powerful and somewhat mysterious human and familial element involved in the healing process that is often ignored by modern medicine. This is clearly demonstrated in a new study published in the journal Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair, which found that coma patients whose family members read them familiar stories while unconscious regained awareness significantly faster than patients who simply recovered on their own.
Researchers from the Northwestern...
 Avoid hypothyroidism by avoiding the causesBy Michael Edwards, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) There are many pathways available for the regulation of the production and conversion of thyroid hormones. Consequently, there are a lot of opportunities for things to go wrong. A healthy thyroid relies on many factors, including, but not limited to, a healthy endocrine system, stable hormone levels, healthy and balanced gut flora, a healthy liver, properly functioning adrenals, healthy kidneys, and clean, healthy blood.
CandidaCandida overgrowth leads to a host of problems...
 US citizens forced to wait months for DMV appointments as illegal aliens get priorityBy Jonathan Benson, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) We've all been there -- stuck in that slow trickle of a queue at the Department of Motor Vehicles, patiently waiting to see the next disgruntled government worker who will begrudgingly hand us that registration tag. Well, if you live in California, the misery that involves any visit to the DMV just got a whole lot worse thanks to a recently passed law allowing illegal aliens to apply for drivers' licenses.
According to reports, California DMV offices are so overloaded with all the...
 Companies begin planting microchips under employees' skinBy Daniel Barker, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) The technology has been around for some years now, but the use of RFID (radio-frequency identification) chips and other beneath-the-skin implants has only recently become more widespread.
A high-tech office complex in Sweden is now offering tenants' staff the option of having a small RFID chip implanted in one's wrist that allows certain functions in the building to be performed with a wave of the hand, such as opening doors and operating photocopiers.
Epicenter office block developers...
 Plastic microfiber pollution threatens Great Lakes environmentBy Julie Wilson staff writer, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) Abandoning the use of plastic in clothing, as well as a number of other consumer products, may be the key to reducing environmental pollution caused by microscopic bits of plastic, according to a report by the Chicago Tribune.
Similar to the way plastic waste is polluting our oceans, tiny microscopic pieces of plastic are showing up in the Great Lakes of North America, particularly Lake Michigan. Often invisible to the naked eye, the "minuscule filaments," which are fractions of...
 NY's homeless population hits record high as poverty explodes in AmericaBy J. D. Heyes, March 9 2015
(NaturalNews) The homeless population in the nation's largest city has exploded to an all-time high, forcing officials to provide shelter to desperate families in dilapidated tenements that have been identified by housing authorities as dangerous.
New York City's Mayor Bill de Blasio arrived at City Hall following his election on promises to turn the desperation around, but in reality, reports the Daily News, he has had difficulty addressing an age-old problem that has only gotten worse during...
Nearly 4 in 10 clinical trials based on false information; FDA routinely ignores blatant science fraudBy Ethan A. Huff, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) One of the most important responsibilities of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in protecting public health is to conduct regular inspections of clinical trial sites to ensure that good clinical practices are being followed. But a new study published in the peer-reviewed journal JAMA Internal Medicine has found that nearly half of all clinical trials are based on false information, and the FDA typically does nothing to address this widespread problem.
Charles Seife, M.S., from...
 Vaccine strain of measles found in measles outbreaks: genetic testing reveals forensic evidence of outbreak sourceBy Jonathan Benson, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) If you're worried about your child contracting measles, whooping cough or one of the other scary-sounding infectious diseases being hyped up by the mainstream media right now, you might want to steer clear of recently vaccinated children rather than the unvaccinated.
What you're not being told by the corporate media is that attenuated vaccines like MMR, the proposed solution to the contrived Disneyland measles outbreak, shed live viruses for weeks or even months following vaccination...
 Biologist explains how marijuana causes tumor cells to commit suicideBy Jonathan Benson, February 11 2015
(NaturalNews) The therapeutic potential of cannabis appears limitless, extending far beyond just relieving nausea or pain in the terminally ill. Christina Sanchez, a molecular biologist from Compultense University in Madrid, Spain, has been studying the molecular activity of cannabinoids for more than 10 years, and during this time she and her colleagues have learned that tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, the primary psychoactive component of cannabis, induces tumor cell "suicide" while leaving healthy...
 San Francisco's water manager caught peeing in public water suppliesBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) A high-paid San Francisco water manager thought it was a good idea to urinate "several times" in a reservoir that supplies drinking water to nearly 2.5 million Bay Area residents. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, it was Public Utilities Commission employee Martin Sanchez who took a leak in the Priest Reservoir in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains on January 6.
Sanchez is in charge of managing the reservoir and reportedly gets paid $111,000 a year to do so. He's...
 How to make your own all natural hand sanitizerBy Alex Du Toit, Earthie Mama, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) It is a fact the commercial hand sanitizers are chemically-scented and made with toxic ingredients. While they do kill bacteria and viruses, these chemicals also seep into the pores of the skin and are absorbed into the bloodstream. The primary active ingredients in these sanitizers are Ethyl alcohol and Isopropyl alcohol. Ethyl alcohol is also know as ethanol, pure alcohol, grain alcohol and drinking alcohol. This is what kills the germs. Ethyl alcohol is used in some cosmetics to...
 State seizes child from mother over diaper rash as medical kidnapping acceleratesBy Daniel Barker, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) It's always heartbreaking to hear of a young child who is battling cancer, but in the case of three-year-old Weston Lamarre, it's a particularly tragic story because he has been separated from his mother, Wendy, after the occurrence of what some are calling a "medical kidnapping."
Wendy Lamarre has not been charged with any mistreatment of her child, and although her regular doctors and others are sure she is not a threat to her son -- who is now recovering from treatment for a brain...
 Stevia is a natural anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer agentBy Dr. David Jockers, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) The native Indian tribe in Paraguay calls stevia "Kaa he-he" which means "sweet herb". The This local herb is believed to have been used for centuries by locals as a sweetener and for medicinal treatments. Stevia has been shown to not only contain a great flavor but also be a natural anti-hyperglycemic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-cancer agent.
The Japanese were the first to purify stevia extract in the 1970s and have since used stevia in many of their fermented foods. Stevia is...
 GMOs impact health of consumers, short-term trial shows; industry attempts to spin results, silence debateBy Ethan A. Huff, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) An animal feeding trial that European Union regulators are planning to use in forming future policy on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) has contradicted its own findings by claiming no adverse effects associated with Monsanto's MON810 GM corn and associated pesticides, including the broad-spectrum herbicide Roundup.
The report, published in the journal Archives of Toxicology, makes the claim that rats fed MON810 maize at a level of up to 33 percent of their diet for 90 days...
 Extreme trauma from male circumcision causes damage to areas of brainBy Ethan A. Huff, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) When it's inflicted upon females, the civilized world calls it genital mutilation and child abuse. But for males, the medical procedure known as circumcision is still widely performed and accepted (at least in the U.S.), even though science shows that snipping a newborn child's foreskin can cause permanent brain damage, particularly in the areas of the brain associated with reasoning, perception and emotions.
A team of nurses approached Dr. Paul Tinari, PhD, of Kingston General Hospital...
 Inuit Elders tell NASA Earth Axis ShiftedBy Talya Dagan, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) The Inuit Tribe are indigenous people who live in the Canadian Arctic, Greenland, Siberia and Alaska. Their elders have written to the National Space and Aeronautics Administration (NASA) to tell them that the earth's axis has shifted. The elders do not believe that carbon emissions from humans are causing the current climate changes.
The sky has changed, claim Inuit eldersThe Inuit elders note climate change in the melting glaciers, deterioration of sealskin, and burns on seals...
 Green sea slug steals photosynthesis genes by eating algae; gene transfer uncontrollable in wildBy Ethan A. Huff, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) Shedding new light on the dangers associated with cultivating genetically engineered organisms, which have the potential to spread into the wild, a recent study published in The Biological Bulletin explains how genes can transfer from one species to another and become a permanent part of the other species, which then passes on these foreign genes to future generations of its own kind.
Scientists have long wondered how the green sea slug, known officially in the textbooks as Elysia...
 Man arrested for legally trying to pay taxes with folded-up dollar billsBy J. D. Heyes, March 8 2015
(NaturalNews) "This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private." That's what it says on all U.S. paper currency, but the principle applies as well to coined money. But in recent days, a Texas man was arrested for "criminal trespass" after attempting to pay his tax debt with folded $1 bills.
According to an arrest affidavit, Timothy Andrew Norris, 27, was arrested in January after refusing to leave the Witchita County tax office after attempting to pay his property taxes with "tightly...
 Ultimaker 2 3D printer review: These are NOT the droids you're looking forBy Mike Adams, March 7 2015
(NaturalNews) Over the last several weeks, I put the Ultimaker 2 3D printer through the paces at my 3D print farm in Texas which is producing parts for the Food Rising project. The printer has been churning out a lot of the parts we're shipping with our Food Rising Mini-Farm Grow System donations, but out of the three Ultimaker 2 printers I've been running, two are now out of service due to maintenance issues.
There are primarily two problems I've identified with the Ultimaker 2, both of them...
 Federal Reserve to launch OMG monetary policy initiative as replacement for quantitative easing - LOL (satire)By Mike Adams, March 7 2015
(NaturalNews) Unable to obscure the fact that "quantitative easing" is really just counterfeit money printing that will inevitably lead to monetary debasement and a rejection of the dollar as the global reserve currency, the Federal Reserve has announced a bold new monetary policy initiative with a brand new name: OMG.
The Fed's "OMG" policy consists of:
Overt
Money
Generation
Instead of merely a few hundred billion dollars in fiat currency creation that was pursued under "quantitative...
 Psych meds cause patients to enter "zombie-like" states, feeling terrified and hopelessBy L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, March 7 2015
(NaturalNews) Sweat drips cold from his brow, as if his thoughts are trying to escape his scalp. Insomnia stares into his face like blinding lights. Ever since he started on his new medication, he could feel his care for life slipping, his mind trying to adjust to the chemical changes overtaking his brain. He knew this wasn't a fight to recover from depression -- a diagnosis thrust upon him. He knew he was fighting the side effects of the psych meds his doctor prescribed.
He tried to stop taking...
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