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 Audio Interviews Posted with Debra Lynn Dadd on Consumer Chemicals and Byron Richards on FibromyalgiaBy Mike Adams, October 29 2008
(NaturalNews) NaturalNews.com, the independent natural health news site read by over one million health-conscious consumers, has posted audio interviews with two health experts: Debra Lynn Dadd, author of Home Safe Home, and Byron Richards, founder of Wellness Resources (www.WellnessResources.com), a nutritional supplement provider. Both interviews are available as free MP3 downloads from: http://www.naturalnews.com/index-podcasts.html
The interview with Byron Richards reveals a nutritional approach...
 IP6 Shines Brightly as an Alternative Cancer Treatment and PreventiveBy Barbara L. Minton, October 29 2008
(NewsTarget) The anticancer effects of IP6 are turning out to be nothing short of astounding. Research is showing that besides reducing cell proliferation and increasing the differentiation of malignant cells, IP6 can often restore cancerous cells to normality.
What is IP6?
IP6, also known as inositol hexophosphate or phytic acid, is a sugar molecule with six phosphate groups attached. It is composed of inositol (one of the B vitamins) bound with six molecules of phosphorous. IP6 was first...
 Green-Lipped Mussels Omega-3 Oils Join Moxxor, NaturalNewsBy Mike Adams, October 28 2008
(NaturalNews) The world of omega-3 superfoods just experienced a breakthrough. A new company called "Moxxor" has introduced a marine omega-3 oil supplement derived from green-lipped mussels grown and harvested in the aquaculture farms of New Zealand. This story explains why I'm endorsing this company, its products and its direct-sales compensation plan, how your support of Moxxor benefits NaturalNews, and how I came to be a product formulation advisor to the Moxxor organization.
As you read this...
 Teen Sleep Problems Lead to Depression, Drug AbuseBy Mike Adams, October 28 2008
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 Oregano Shown to be the Most Powerful Culinary HerbBy Sheryl Walters, October 28 2008
(NewsTarget) If you love Italian food, then you are most likely enjoying the bountiful benefits of oregano. Research is showing that oregano tops the list as the most potent culinary herb on the planet. This tasty herb contains many minerals like copper, niacin, and beta-carotene, as well as other nourishing nutrients.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the herb with highest antioxidant potency is oregano, which has 3 to 20 times more antioxidant activity than the other herbs studied...
 Big Pharma's Pills Contaminated with Machine Parts at Pill FactoriesBy Mike Adams, October 27 2008
(NaturalNews) An investigation by the Associated Press (AP) has uncovered evidence of widespread quality control problems in pills produced in Puerto Rico, a region that manufactures many of the prescription medications sold in America. Puerto Rico has one of the highest concentrations of pharmaceutical factories in the world, producing $35 billion worth of drugs each year. The United States, with its $300-billion annual drug market, is the island's primary customer, and 13 of the country's top 20...
 Six Good Reasons to Avoid the Flu ShotBy Sheryl Walters, October 27 2008
(NewsTarget) Every year it is recommended that people get a flu shot to avoid spending time feeling horrendously bad over the winter. Elderly people are especially warned that without a flu shot, their health could be in serious jeopardy. In recent years, this warning has been extended to children, and more recently even teenagers. Yet there is mounting evidence that flu shots do not guarantee a healthy winter, and in fact they cause far more harm than good.
Here are 6 reasons to avoid getting...
 Chlorella Reduces Body Fat, Total Cholesterol, and Blood Glucose LevelsBy Barbara L. Minton, October 27 2008
(NewsTarget) If you are interested in reducing body fat, getting your cholesterol level under control and staying clear of diabetes, chlorella may be just the perfect superfood. Researchers have recently investigated the effects of Chlorella on people with high-risk factors for lifestyle diseases and found that chlorella affects a positive outcome by controlling gene expression. Other new findings have also added to chlorella's impressive credentials.
Findings from the study
As reported in...
 A Potent Make-it-Yourself Face Mask for Radiant SkinBy Sheryl Walters, October 27 2008
(NewsTarget) Facemasks are a good way to thoroughly cleanse and nourish the skin on a deep level. There are many natural skin care facemasks on the market, but you can easily make your own at home… and you will probably find that it is even more nutrient dense and chemical free than what you can buy in the shops.
Here is a powerful facemask to nurture and pamper your skin, making it smooth and vibrant. It is packed full of antioxidants and beautifying properties to ensure radiance.
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 Eat Too Fast And You’ll Pack On Pounds, Scientists FindBy Sherry Baker, October 26 2008
(NewsTarget) A study just published in the British Medical Journal (www.bmj.com) concludes that eating too quickly and until you feel full triples the odds you'll be fat. In fact, the research suggests food that is literally "fast" – grabbed often on the run and eaten until you feel totally stuffed – could be contributing to the world-wide obesity epidemic.
Professor Hiroyasu Iso of Japan's Osaka University and colleagues recruited over three thousand Japanese men and women between the ages of...
 Add Chemical-Free Color to Cheeks With Miessence Blush Powder (Product Review)By Aria Milan, October 24 2008
(NewsTarget) The act of blushing is associated with the glow of being in love and has always been considered an alluring quality. Throughout the ages, women have applied color to their cheeks to capture the beauty of the blushing effect. The perfect shade of blush is a prize find. The right color for cheeks can mean the difference between a healthy, youthful glow and a sick pallor. Finding "just the right color" can be a challenge in and of itself, but narrowing the search to include finding the...
 China Now Pulling the Strings on U.S. Financial PolicyBy Barbara L. Minton, October 24 2008
(NewsTarget) The Times Square National Debt Clock, that unpleasant reminder of our national embarrassment, needs to be replaced. Since 1989 the clock has been tallying up all the money owed by the U.S. government. As of October 21, 2008, the outstanding national debt of the United States of America was $10,468,455,924,657.18 and mounting by the minute. In September, the dollar sign was removed to make way for an extra digit, as the national debt blew through $10 trillion and became a 14 digit disgrace...
 The Incredible Powers of Celery JuiceBy Sheryl Walters, October 24 2008
(NewsTarget) Celery juice is highly nutritious and one of the most hydrating foods we can put in our bodies. Because it is incredibly alkalizing, it equalizes the body's PH, which is vital for peak health. In ancient times, it was considered a medicinal herb used to treat a variety of health complaints. The minerals and vitamins and nutrients are in perfect harmony with each other. Celery leaves are high in vitamin A, whilst the stems are an excellent source of vitamins B1, B2, B6 and C and dense...
 FDA Conspired with Chemical Industry to Declare Bisphenol-A HarmlessBy Mike Adams, October 24 2008
(NaturalNews) The FDA has been caught red-handed conspiring with the chemical industry to conclude that Bisphenol-A, the plastics chemical, is harmless to human health. As revealed by the Environmental Working Group (see below), the FDA based its evaluation of BPA on a report authored by the American Chemistry Council (ACC), a trade group that represents chemical companies and plastics manufacturers.
The FDA's evaluation concluded that BPA was perfectly safe for consumers of any age, including...
 Mouthwash Linked to Oral Cancer, Erosion of Tooth EnamelBy Barbara L. Minton, October 24 2008
(NewsTarget) Daily use of mouthwash has been linked to increased incidents of oral cancer, erosion of tooth enamel, increased tooth sensitivity, and higher levels of bad breath according to recent studies. In the first study, researchers from the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil reviewed case-control studies from 1998 to 2002. A total of 309 patients with oral cancer of the mouth and pharynx and 468 controls matched by sex and age were included. Detailed information on smoking, alcohol consumption...
 Kitchen Appliance Review: Breville Juice Extractors Put to the TestBy Mike Adams, October 23 2008
(NaturalNews) It is rare to discover kitchen appliances of such remarkable design, quality and performance that they transform juicing and food prep into sheer joy. The Breville product line, however, has achieved what once seemed impossible: Creating a line of juice extractors, citrus juicers, blenders and other kitchen appliances that set a whole new standard for the industry. In this independent review, I'll review two Breville juice fountains, let you know where to get them and explain why no...
 Spices: A Wealth of Health Benefits that Make Food Taste GreatBy Barbara L. Minton, October 23 2008
(NewsTarget) Spices do more than make food taste great. Recent research is showing that spices can promote health and well being through a series of actions that are anti-aging and inhibiting of degenerative disease. The vegetarian diet so often associated with good health and lack of disease relies heavily on the use of spice. But you don't have to be a vegetarian to gain the amazing health benefits these inexpensive flavor enhancers have to offer.
The addition of spices can turn up the taste...
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