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 BPA finally banned from baby bottles, only to be replaced by deadly BPS chemicalBy Jonathan Benson, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) Now that almost every baby bottle manufacturer in the country has already voluntarily stopped using toxic bisphenol A (BPA) in its product formulations, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has finally gotten around to issuing a formal ban on the chemical from baby bottles and children's drinking cups. But this ban means very little, as many manufacturers have already begun substituting bisphenol S (BPS), a potentially more deadly plastics chemical, in many BPA-free products...
 Medical establishment now trying to stalk unvaccinated children through covert surveyBy Anthony DiRocco, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) Parents who choose to keep pharmaceuticals out of their healthy babies are once again under direct assault. A new survey developed by a group of doctors led by Douglas Opel, MD, from Seattle Children's Hospital, was recently tested for its ability to predict which households might have "under-vaccinated children." The results were published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Pediatrics and revealed a functional road-map to root out parents who distrust vaccines...
 High-dose radiation for prostate cancer worsens patient outcomesBy Ethan A. Huff, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) The alleged benefits of higher-dose radiation therapy for prostate cancer did not pan out in a new study recently published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. Researchers from the University of Miami found that, contrary to what many had hoped, hypofractionated radiation therapy, or escalated-dose radiation therapy at fewer intervals, did not significantly reduce rates of biochemical and/or clinical disease failure, meaning it did not improve patients' overall conditions or survival...
 Drop dead: Marathons can be bad for your heartBy Nate Curtis, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) Marathon running is usually thought to be one of the healthiest activities that athletes participate in but there are too many cases where runners in a marathon die from cardiac problems before or just after finishing the race. The heart, like any muscle, needs to be exercised and taken care of to make sure it is operating at the best level for the individual involved. However, if it is made to work too hard the resulting stress can cause it to fail or beat improperly, causing irreparable...
 Quercetin protects against cadmium-induced oxidative toxicityBy David Gutierrez, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) The common antioxidant quercetin may counter the toxic effects of cadmium on the body, according to a study conducted by researchers from Zhejiang University in China and published in the journal Anatomical Record in 2010.
Cadmium is a highly dangerous and widespread heavy metal that has been linked to cancer, impaired brain function and development and damage to organs including the lungs, kidneys and bones. According to a groundbreaking study by Arizona State University researchers...
 If you have diabetes, losing weight is a key strategy for healingBy Ben Meredith, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) It's a normal buddy-system scenario: you find out you have type 2 diabetes, and one of the first things your doctor recommends is weight loss, especially for patients significantly overweight. While this is good advice, a new study puts the reasoning behind this advice to the test.
There are certainly some non-negotiable benefits to dropping pounds - in general and when diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Among other things, weight loss lowers blood sugar, improves health, and helps...
 Mangosteen - Queen of FruitsBy Willow Tohi, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) The mangosteen, technically the purple mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana), is the fruit of a tropical evergreen tree native to Indonesia. About the size of a tangerine, it has an inedible deep reddish-purple rind when ripe. The fragrant white flesh inside is juicy, sweet, tangy, and somewhat fibrous, like a peach. Because of the tree's susceptibility to cold temperatures, only a few trees have been successfully grown in the U.S., in extreme southern Florida. Most mangosteen fruit comes...
 Oolong tea: Why it's good for youBy Yanjun, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) Oolong tea is a tea that is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. The word "oolong" is Chinese and roughly translates to "black dragon." Oolong tea is also a remarkably healthy brand of tea. There are many different kinds of oolong tea, ranging from fruity to earthy. It doesn't have quite the same nutritional value of white or green tea, as the fermentation process of preparing oolong tea can lessen its overall nutritional value.
Be that as it may, oolong tea is still...
 Status quo health care finally begins to embrace meditationBy B. Pierson, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) Recent scientific research has revealed an ever increasing amount of evidence of the wonderfully beneficial effects of meditation. Research has shown that meditation reduces stress, blood pressure and pain, improves attention span and the ability to focus and may even stimulate new brain cell growth. Mainstream medicine is finally opening their minds to this healthful practice and even embracing it in some cases, with hospitals opening integrative medicine programs that use meditation...
 Pranayama and the scientific inquiry into breathBy Nanditha Ram, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) We breathe without giving it a second thought and take this particular bodily function completely for granted. Yet, scientists are now telling us that giving each breath a thought might actually lead us to a place of deep and lasting happiness and health. According to neuroscience, the act of breathing consciously paves the way to enhanced immunity, inhibits fight-or-flight response to stress, induces a state of relaxation, creates emotional stability, improves cardiovascular and respiratory...
 Toxic sodas and sports drinks exposed in new GAIAM TV episode of 'Secrets to Health'By Mike Adams, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) Have you ever wondered what's really in a can of soda or a sports drink? The Health Ranger and Dr. Ed Group reveal the truth in the latest episode from GAIAM TV called "Toxic Beverages Exposed."
Watch the preview trailer at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4qbln0tQgg
Or learn more about the full series at:
SecretsToHealth.TV
In this episode, available to all members of GAIAM TV, we explore the toxic effects of sodas and sports drinks. We show you fascinating microscopic footage...
 Science.NaturalNews.com now hosts 12 million scientific studies on phytonutrients, vitamins, minerals, drug side effects, chemical toxicity and moreBy Mike Adams, October 20 2013
(NaturalNews) The Science.NaturalNews.com research website has now achieved 12 million studies posted on topics covering over 20 categories, including vitamins, minerals, medicinal herbs, phytonutrients, toxic chemicals, drug side effects and more.
Visit the site now at:
http://science.naturalnews.com
The website is the world's largest relational database of scientific studies organized by concept correlations. In other words, for any given topic (such as "chlorella" or "blueberries"), it...
 Thousands of citizens in India killed by reckless Big Pharma drug trialsBy Ethan A. Huff, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) The second largest country in the world, India, has become a hotbed of pharmaceutical fraud, as unscrupulous drug companies, mostly from the West, continue to use India's generally poorer populations as human guinea pigs in unethical and flat-out inhumane clinical trials. And India's Supreme Court is finally taking action against this massive organized crime ring by ordering India's health ministry to justify its approval of 162 global clinical trials to take place in the country.
Because...
 Bionic man warns of corporate-driven rise of robots; Humanity may be in danger if no ethics are enforcedBy J. D. Heyes, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) Ethical concerns are always a topic of discussion when it comes to the intersection of technology and humanity, and as the rise of robots progresses, there are ethical questions which need to be addressed, says one expert.
Academic Bertolt Meyer, who is nicknamed "the bionic man," said recently "that scientists and engineers should not be allowed to launch some technological advances on the open market without a prior ethical debate," Britain's Guardian newspaper reports.
The...
 Concerned about cancer, inflammation, memory loss or diabetes? 'Holy Fruit of the Himalayas' can helpBy Carolanne Wright, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) With environmental pollutants, radiation, stress and chemicals bombarding us at every turn, simply consuming a clean diet isn't enough to ensure health - additional fortification with nutrient-dense superfoods is often required to avoid serious disease and illness. Luckily, a bright orange Himalayan berry can tackle many of our modern health issues and encourage a robust future.
Sea buckthorn fruit is loaded with over 190 bioactive compounds, including omega-3 and omega-7 fatty acids...
 Beat cancer with 35% hydrogen peroxideBy S. D. Wells, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) Cancer is dangerous. Don't flirt with disaster. Don't eat it and don't go near it. Don't drink it. Don't put it on your skin. Yes, this is a warning not to put cancer on or inside your body. Cancer is in GMO pesticide DNA seed designs and the treatments used on vegetables and fruit. Cancer is in sun block lotions full of toxins that hold in your sweat and block out the vitamin D you would normally get from the sun. Cancer is in cosmetics, makeup, soaps, toothpaste and shampoos. Cancer...
 Five simple strategies to combat the common coldBy Sue Woledge, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) While many people catch a cold on a regular basis, there are others who almost never succumb to this very common virus. These people are often thought of as just lucky, but the truth is that it is probably not so much good luck as it is good management that saves these folks from the misery of the common cold.
Research tells us that there are many ways to support the immune system, strategies that can help keep you healthy and reduce your chances of catching the dreaded cold. And...
 Are Americans just lazy - Or is modern life tearing apart our health?By J. D. Heyes, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) It might be easy or even convenient to believe that Americans are a lazy lot, unmotivated even to engage in rudimentary exercise and modest improvements in dietary habits, so we can live healthier, more productive lives, because that's what the world seems to think.
It's quite likely many of us believe the same line - that, as a whole, our rampant success as a nation has made us too complacent, too comfortable and too content, which explains why our bellies are ballooning and our...
 Grape seed extract provides a natural treatment option for colorectal cancerBy John Phillip, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) Colorectal cancer cases continue to grow among men and women in the U.S., largely fueled by a diet of processed convenience foods and a sedentary lifestyle void of regular exercise. Colorectal cancer is the second most common cause of cancer death in the United States, with more than 100,000 new diagnoses and 52,000 deaths attributed to the disease each year. Natural compounds including curcumin and resveratrol have proven effective in the prevention of colon cancer, and now scientists...
 Children condemned to boredom: Footballs, cartwheels, tag games all banned during recessBy PF Louis, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) A Long Island school recently banned all the elements in this article's title in order to protect the kids from "serious injury." Perhaps appropriate for preschoolers, perhaps at best, but this ban occurred in a middle school. Kids in middle schools are young teens.
In the TV video report on this ban, a doctor was interviewed claiming those types of playground activities induce serious injuries. Okay, doc, let's make sure nobody gets hurt by simply restraining them and putting them...
 Johnson & Johnson issues voluntary recall of popular infant dropsBy Antonia, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) Plastic particles linked to Motrin Infants' Drops Original Berry Flavor's active ingredient - ibuprofen - have caused Johnson & Johnson (McNeil Consumer Health Division) to voluntarily issue a recall.
In a press release issued on September 6, 2013, the healthcare giant told retailers to remove three affected lots of their Motrin Infants' Drops Original Berry Flavor from store shelves. Likewise, consumers were told to discontinue use of the product.
The lot numbers affected are...
 Health Basics: Eight foods you THOUGHT were good for youBy S. D. Wells, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) You thought you were doing the right thing. You've done some homework online, on health and natural news sites, and you've talked to "organic" minded people, and maybe even chatted with a few doctors, and you've been buying fewer processed foods, using less sugar, and even taking some supplements, but you just don't feel so good lately, and you keep getting sick, and you can't figure out why.
There are a few food "categories" and "products" that have been either toted as good for...
 7 signs that your mind is free, according to history's greatest thinkersBy Mike Bundrant, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) If a controlling power structure fears anything, it is free-thinking, self-empowered people.
We focus a lot around here on how power hunger heads of government and corporations feed their greed at our expense. Exposing corruption is a good thing, because the truth needs to be known.
Let us not forget, however, where our power comes from. With so much oppression in the world, it is easy to become discouraged and feel helpless. This is a sign that they are getting to you - that...
 Alfalfa's high saponin content can help prevent cardiovascular problemsBy P. Simard, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) Apparently, evidence has been found in Iran that proves alfalfa has been cultivated for well over three thousand years. Its given name, which originates from the Arabic language, basically means "Father of all foods." The alfalfa plant has very deep roots that have been found up to sixty feet well into the ground. It is extremely rich in nutrients, filled with various vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K, protein, calcium...
 Natural plant hormone spray boosts broccoli's cancer-fighting potentialBy Ethan A. Huff, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) What if it were possible to dramatically boost the nutritional density of broccoli, and thus maximize its inherent cancer-fighting potential, by simply spraying it with a plant hormone derived from the natural jasmine plant? Researchers from Illinois claim this is the case, having recently found that dousing broccoli plants with methyl jasmonate resulted in them producing far more cancer-fighting compounds like sulforaphane than non-treated plants.
Published in the American Chemical...
 Alternate upper and lower chest exercises for a complete chest workoutBy Sarka-Jonae Miller, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) Exercisers often refer to the "chest" as one area, but the truth is that there are multiple muscles in that part of the body. It would be more accurate to divide the chest into sections: upper, middle and lower. The popular exercises like push-ups and chest flyes emphasize the mid-chest, but, for a complete chest workout, you need to add chest exercises for the upper and lower portions. Use this in-home workout to target the two different sections with alternating chest exercises.
Decline...
 Steve Jobs debunked: 'Vicious' and 'unfair' says intimate partnerBy Jonathan Benson, October 19 2013
(NaturalNews) The Steve Jobs that many people have grown to know and love as the visionary behind Apple and pioneer of personal computing as we now know it is an illusion. Though still revered the world over for his technological brilliance and clever intellect, Jobs was apparently a wholly different animal in his personal and business lives according to Chrisann Brennan, a former girlfriend and love interest of Jobs who tells all in her new book, The Bite in the Apple: A Memoir of My Life with Steve...
 Secret list of food companies funding GMO-labeling opposition slush fund revealed after illegal activities of GMA exposedBy Mike Adams, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) As Natural News reported yesterday, the Grocery Manufacturers Association got caught red-handed violating Washington state fair election laws by running a money laundering slush fund designed to conceal the identities of food companies giving money to block I-522.
The CEO of the GMA, Pamela Bailey, reportedly told donors in an email that their identities would be hidden from the public, thereby shielding them from any public backlash even while their money would be used to try to...
 Obama administration caught in blatant software piracy; script powering Healthcare.gov ripped off from UK companyBy Mike Adams, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) The Obama administration has been caught red-handed engaged in software piracy. Computer code used on Healthcare.gov was stolen (and then modified in an effort to conceal the theft) from a UK company called Spry Media.
To my best knowledge, this story was broken by WeeklyStandard.com in a blog authored by Jeryl Bier.
The computer code that was stolen is called DataTables, and it is exclusively provided under a GPL v2 license which requires anyone who uses the software code to...
 Chemotherapy actually increases cancer growth, cancer cells becoming resistant to treatment: StudyBy Jonathan Benson, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) The cancer treatment scam that is chemotherapy has once again been shown in the scientific literature to be a major cause of, rather than a cure for, cancer. According to a new study recently published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature, chemotherapy not only promotes the growth and spread of cancer cells by damaging the healthy tissue that surrounds tumors, but it also causes cancer cells to develop full-on resistance to the popular treatment, morphing them into "super" cancer cells...
 Total corruption: Drug companies bought their way onto FDA advisory panelsBy Ethan A. Huff, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) It is now an undeniable fact that the pharmaceutical industry weaseled its way onto key U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panels, which were instrumental in shaping the way drugs are safety tested and approved. According to The Washington Post (WP), a recent public records request has revealed that drug companies purchased special access onto these panels, where they were given the keys to the kingdom in swaying decision-makers about official drug policy.
Based on...
 Bureaucrats create nearly 12 million words of regulations to enforce ObamacareBy J. D. Heyes, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) If you thought the size of the original Obamacare legislation was excessive at nearly 2,700 pages, you ain't seen nothing yet. When all of the law's new regulations and rules are written and finalized, it will take a national forest's worth of trees to make all the paper on which to print them.
According to an analysis of the rules so far, CNSNews.com reports:
Bureaucracies in the Obama Administration have thus far published approximately 11,588,500 words of final Obamacare regulations...
 Ron Paul confirms U.S. empire will suddenly collapse like Soviet Union didBy J. D. Heyes, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) Former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul doesn't seen a rosy future ahead for the United States. In fact, he sees a repeat of recent history - though not U.S. history - on the horizon.
In an interview with radio host Alex Jones, of InfoWars, Paul - who is a physician by trade and has recently launched his own radio and television network - said he sees the "bust coming soon."
"They're (Washington collectively) not going to work their way out of it, so it's just (all) going to collapse," he said...
 Amazing health benefits of pine nutsBy Yanjun, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) Despite the name, pine nuts are actually not nuts at all but the seeds of the pine cone. They have been a popular source of nutrition since paleolithic times and are used to add the delicious flavor and texture to pesto sauce.
The following are six amazing health benefits associated with pine nuts.
Weight lossPine nuts are a rich source of pinoleic acid, which is a fatty acid that scientific research has proven to be an appetite suppressant. It works by causing your body to release...
 Heinz stole condiment packaging idea from independent inventor, claims lawsuitBy B. Pierson, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) The Federal Circuit has ruled in favor of David Wawrzynski, declaring that he is able to pursue claims against H.J. Heinz Co. for breach of contract by stealing ideas from his patented condiment package.
Wawrzynski is an inventor and the owner of a food delivery company. In 1997, he was granted a patent for his invention, the "Little Dipper," a type of condiment package that wipes excess sauce from food articles dipped in it. For example, using the Little Dipper package, one would...
 Five ways to reduce the risk of developing prostate cancerBy Sandeep Godiyal, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) September is the month that has been dedicated to making the world more aware of prostate cancer. This type of cancer is considered the sixth leading cause of death among males who have cancer. It is said that it is linked to family history, as well as age. There are certain predisposing factors that could increase a male's risk of developing the said cancer. However, medical professionals say that simple changes in one's diet can help a lot in reducing the chances of getting prostate...
 EPA routinely tests deadly diesel fume particles on human subjectsBy Ethan A. Huff, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) The American Tradition Institute (ATI)'s Environmental Law Center, a public policy "think tank" that advocates for free-market environmental and resource stewardship, has filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for allegedly conducting illegal and inhumane experimentation on human test subjects. According to Courthouse News Service (CNS), the EPA has been using humans as guinea pigs to test the effects of exposure to fine particulate pollution...
 ADHD and learning disabilities: Fact or fiction?By Kimberly Hartke, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) Controversy surrounds attention disorders (ADHD) as more and more children (and adults) are prescribed powerful, mind altering drugs such as Ritalin and Adderal, as many as 20 million children in the US alone by some estimates! The title of a recent report in Natural News, June 25, 2013 by Ethan A. Huff, says a lot: "Before his death, father of ADHD admitted it was a fictitious disease".
Whether a "real disease" or not, the fact is a lot of children lag behind because they are unable...
 Sunlight's feel-good effect combines infrared heat, light therapyBy Danna Norek, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) Most of us have heard of the affliction known as SAD, or Seasonal Affective Disorder, which overcomes many in the northern hemisphere during the winter months. What we don't totally grasp or even think about is the question behind why the sun has such a powerful effect on our mood and overall emotional well being.
It's actually quite fascinating how profound the effects of sunlight exposure are. It's also scary how vilified sunlight exposure has become in the past few decades. Instead...
 Roundup is endocrine-disrupting, cancer-causing toxin at parts per trillion levels; GM soybeans also linked to causing cancerBy Ethan A. Huff, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) The journal Food and Chemical Toxicology (FCT) has accepted for publication a new study that links exposure to Monsanto's Roundup herbicide, the active ingredient of which is glyphosate, to severe endocrine disruption and breast cancer. And the worst part is that the chemical was found to elicit these and other harmful effects at virtually imperceptible levels in the parts per trillion range, which is far below the levels that commonly occur in the environment and the food supply as...
 Raw foods may help with urinary tract infections, acne, depression, IBS and moreBy Antonia, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) Heather Bhagat was only three years old when she had bladder surgery. From there came a slew of persistent health issues, including chronic urinary tract infections (UTIs) - which she typically had once every month - severe acne, underweight problems and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). These issues plagued her for years, mostly during middle and high school. They not only negatively affected her body mentally and physically but, because of her waning self-esteem, caused friendships...
 Oath Keepers announces 'civilization preservation' teams to be formed across AmericaBy J. D. Heyes, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) A growing group of military veterans, police officers and first responders has a message for those in the ruling class who seek to impose their unconstitutional will on the nation: "Not on our watch."
Members of the group called Oath Keepers have pledged that while they live and breathe - and serve - there are a set of orders they don't ever plan to obey, should they be asked to do so. And they are urging others like them to join as well and make a similar pledge.
"Oath Keepers...
 Woodstock children develop rash after picking up caterpillarsBy Antonia, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) A Sunday afternoon spent playing in the backyard ended with unexpected medical complications for two Woodstock, Ontario, children.
Two-year-old Dayton and his four-year-old sister, Jalyn, were playing in the family backyard under their mother's supervision. In spite of being told that they should not try to play with caterpillars, Dayton picked one up. "It's pretty hard for a two-year-old not to pick up a caterpillar. They are interesting to them," explained his mother, Jolene.
After...
 EU will 'collapse like the Soviet Union' warns French leaderBy J. D. Heyes, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) Another European politician says the continent is heading towards the same fate as the former Soviet Union - "collapse" - if economic and political conditions don't change.
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right party, says the European Union will "collapse like the Soviet Union" as she "conspired to form what would be the most radical faction yet seen in the European Parliament," Britain's Telegraph reported.
Bolstered by a recent election triumph in the south of France...
 The must-see film of our era: Unacceptable Levels exposes deadly consequences of toxic metalsBy Mike Adams, October 18 2013
(NaturalNews) An exciting new film has just been announced: "Unacceptable Levels" exposes the hidden world of toxic chemicals now inundating society and destroying our health worldwide.
Created by filmmaker Ed Brown, Unacceptable Levels is a tour de force of groundbreaking information from the world's top experts on how trace-level cocktails of synthetic chemicals are devastating humanity (and threatening future generations).
This film has been generously supported by:
• Peter Kindersley...
 Last day to watch full 'Sacred Science' feature film for free; spontaneous healing from the rainforestBy Mike Adams, October 17 2013
(NaturalNews) For the next 24 hours or so (through Friday night), you can watch the full feature film "Sacred Science" by clicking here. (Ends at midnight, Oct. 18, 2013.)
This is a "must-see" film about how eight patients suffering from chronic degenerative disease were taken into the Amazon rainforest to experience seemingly spontaneous healing from medicinal plants.
Parkinson's disease, breast cancer, Crohn's Disease, diabetes, depression, prostate cancer, Neuro-endocrine cancer, IBS and...
 Grocery Manufacturers Association caught running money laundering slush fund for GMO food companies to conceal their identities in opposing I-522By Mike Adams, October 17 2013
(NaturalNews) The Grocery Manufacturers Association has been caught running a $7.2 million "slush fund" to allow companies to dump huge dollars into fighting GMO labeling in Washington while deceptively concealing their identities. This activity is being conducted in blatant violation of the state's Public Disclosure Act, and it typifies the kind of slimy, mafia-style operations of the biotech industry, GMO-pushing food companies and food industry groups that poison Americans with toxic chemicals...
 Kaua'i city council slaps down Monsanto with unprecedented new restrictions on GMOs and toxic pesticidesBy Mike Adams, October 17 2013
(NaturalNews) A milestone has just been achieved on the island in Kaua'i, where the city council passed measure 2491 which places unprecedented new restrictions on toxic agricultural chemicals frequently used in conjunction with GMOs.
Few people realize that Kaua'i is ground zero for chemical experimentation in agriculture. The island hosts 15,000 acres of crop lands which are experimentally exploited by biotech companies and chemical manufacturers. As a result, Hawaiians who live on Kaua'i are...
 Desperate times: U.S. women selling hair, breast milk to surviveBy David Gutierrez, October 17 2013
(NaturalNews) As wages remain low and unemployment remains high despite increasing corporate profits, US women are increasingly looking to supplement their incomes by selling their hair, eggs and even breast milk, a recent Bloomberg article reports.
According to market strategist Nicholas Colas of the brokerage and trading services company ConvergEx Group, at least one of the top four auto-fill results for the Google search "I want to sell my..." has been "hair," "eggs" or "kidney" in nine of...
 Families around the world are pulling cash out of banks and hiding it in their homesBy J. D. Heyes, October 17 2013
(NaturalNews) The financial crash and Great Recession of 2008-09, which was felt far beyond U.S. borders, so spooked families around the globe that increasingly many have begun hoarding cash in their homes rather than trust it to banks.
According to a recent report by The Associated Press, "Five years after U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed, triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide, families in major countries around the world are still hunkered down...
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