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Articles from NaturalNews In-House Writers:
 Roomba 530 robotic vacuum review by consumer advocate Mike AdamsBy Mike Adams, September 25 2007
(NewsTarget) The new Roomba 500 series robotic vacuums are, its manufacturer says, the best robotic vacuums ever made. We decided to buy a Roomba 530 and put it to the test, and today we bring you the results in an exclusive NewsTarget Photo Tour available at http://www.newstarget.com/phototour_roomba_530_1.html
Why review a Roomba robotic vacuum? For one thing, the use of household robots has potentially huge implications for the quality of life of consumers. The more we can get machines to take...
 Integrated Health offers outstanding nutritional supplements at breakthrough price for NewsTarget readersBy Mike Adams, September 24 2007
Here at NewsTarget, we're always on the lookout for outstanding nutritional products that can benefit our readers. We've recommended hundreds of health products over the last three years, and we've never taken a cut or commission on any of them.
Today, I'm thrilled to bring you yet another great find on a line of nutritional products from a company that offers some of the best nutritional formulations in the industry: Integrated Health (www.IntegratedHealth.com)
A special discount code for...
 FTC sues Kevin Trudeau over weight loss claims while ignoring Big Pharma monopoly pricingBy Mike Adams, September 21 2007
Kevin Trudeau, author of the super popular "Natural Cures" books, has once again been sued by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). This time, it's not about coral calcium and cancer; it's about weight loss claims made in the marketing of his book, "The Weight Loss Cure 'They' Don't Want You to Know About."
According to the FTC, Trudeau's false statements include ones like this:
"I can eat whatever I want now, anything and as much as I want any time I want. No restrictions now. And the weight's...
 Senate, House agree on FDA reform; key provisions remain but FDA remains threat to AmericaBy Mike Adams, September 20 2007
The U.S. Congress has reached agreement on a House / Senate compromise regarding the recently passed FDA reform legislation that aims to improve the safety of pharmaceuticals. The bill will now move to the White House where it is expected to be signed by the President.
While this new FDA reform bill still lacks crucial safety provisions for U.S. consumers (such as banning direct-to-consumer drug advertisements), it at least kept two key provisions intact that may help prevent drug companies from...
 Bush / Big Pharma conspiracy? White House to oppose open disclosure of clinical drug trialsBy Mike Adams, September 19 2007
The White House is taking steps to kill the FDA reform legislation recently passed in the House of Representatives that would require drug companies to publicly post clinical trial results so that doctors, researchers and the public could review them. According to a report in Inside Health Policy, the White House sent congressional staff an "unofficial statement of administration policy" that opposes this provision in the House bill. The blocking of this provision would allow drug companies to continue...
 Police state USA: Student assaulted and tasered by police for asking John Kerry the wrong questionBy Mike Adams, September 18 2007
Andrew Meyer, a 21-year-old student at the University of Florida, was assaulted by police officers yesterday immediately after asking Sen. John Kerry if he was associated with the Skull and Bones Society. Uniformed police officers brutally assaulted Meyer with a taser, jolting him with tens of thousands of volts of electricity as he screamed, "Help! Help me!" to a room full of astonished onlookers. The mainstream media is censoring the truth of this story, refusing to report the nature of the question...
 What's in an apple? Buying organic, healthful produce becomes increasingly complicatedBy Mike Adams, September 17 2007
These days, it seems increasingly difficult to know what to shop for at the grocery store. Is organic always better than conventional? What if it's an "organic" product that's been flown half-way around the world, burning up fossil fuels that contribute to global warming? How do you decide what's better: A conventional apple grown locally with chemical pesticides, or an organic apple from another continent?
This is a common conundrum among consumers: How do you decide which grocery products are...
 New "Guess This Meat" video shows processed meats up closeBy Mike Adams, September 14 2007
Following the highly successful launch of the Mystery Meat Macrophotography project on NewsTarget.com, video producer Len Foley (famous for the Bionic Burger video) has created a "Guess This Meat" video now available on YouTube at: http://youtube.com/watch?v=OI77zi-AKhg
The two-minute video features snapshots from the Myestery Meat Macrophotography project, interspaced with hip music, narration and supporting video segments. It shows astonishing details from the photos, including magnified images...
 Aspartame manufacturer funds junk science that declares aspartame to be safe (opinion)By Mike Adams, September 13 2007
Ajinomoto, a top manufacturer of aspartame, has announced that aspartame is completely safe. This conclusion was reached by a panel of industry-friendly "experts" hired by Ajinomoto, who did no new research but, instead, selectively reviewed previous studies on the safety of aspartame (many of which were funded by aspartame manufacturers in the first place).
The panel of experts was called together by the Burdock Group, a consulting firm that earns its money from food and grocery manufacturers...
 The top ten consumer questions about superfruit juices: Pomegranate, blueberry, acai and cherryBy Mike Adams, September 12 2007
This Q&A report is a follow up from our hugely popular Pomegranate and Blueberry Juice Consumer Shopping Guide, which exposes dishonest juice products sold in grocery stores. Many readers are asking great questions about these products: Is raw better than pasteurized? Is reconstituted juice as good as freshly squeezed? Is the plastic bottle a threat to health? Must the juices be organic to be healthful?
This follow-up report attempts to answer these questions. Some of the information here is borrowed...
 Certain pomegranate juice products deceive consumers with dishonest labels and ingredients, reveals new consumer guideBy Mike Adams, September 11 2007
(NewsTarget) A new consumer guide published on NewsTarget.com reveals that some pomegranate juice products sold in grocery stores are actually made with sugar water and "junk juice" blends. While pictures on the front of the juice products show pomegranates and blueberries, the juice inside the bottle is often little more than apple and grape juice, said Mike Adams, nutrition author and producer of the free online consumer guide. Consumers can view the guide online at www.NewsTarget.com
The consumer...
 New online consumer health guide reveals nutritional deficiencies caused by prescription drugsBy Mike Adams, September 10 2007
NewsTarget.com, a leading natural health news and information site, has launched NewsTarget DrugWatch(TM), a free online resource that reveals the nutritional deficiencies caused by over 540 brand-name prescription drugs. The pages are provided free of charge as a service to enhance the health and safety of consumers: http://www.NewsTarget.com/DrugWatch_Home.html
All prescription drugs have unintended side effects, and many drugs deplete the body of essential nutrients. Today, most consumers are...
 In U.S., science is distorted to promote political and corporate agendasBy Mike Adams, September 7 2007
In the United States today, science is no longer a pure study. The science primarily publicized today is science that supports the interest of business. You see this in many areas, but most notably in medical and environmental science. Let's start with the environment, because the censorship of environmental science has been blatant and extreme.
Under the Bush Administration, government-employed scientists are routinely told they cannot report results indicating the progression of global warming...
 Innovative dried aloe vera gel product now available from Good Cause WellnessBy Mike Adams, September 6 2007
(NaturalNews) This article introduces a significant new natural health product that has never before existed in the marketplace. It's made of aloe vera, an herb with strong anti-cancer properties that also treats gum disease, high blood sugar, high blood pressure, Crohn's disease, IBS, celiac disease, digestive disorders and even blood disorders (like "sludge blood" or "sticky blood"). Aloe vera is one of the best-known healing herbs in the world, and it's useful for treating a surprising number...
 Top 20 things that are more dangerous to children than lead paint in Mattel toysBy Mike Adams, September 5 2007
The mainstream media is amusingly irrational when it comes to reporting scare stories. The latest example involves the lead content of Mattel toys made in China. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a third recall of Mattel toys involving over 700,000 toys containing unacceptably high levels of lead paint (over .06 percent lead). Irrational parents are rushing back to retailers in droves, turning in their Mattel toys to "save their children" from the dangers of lead paint. Mattel, for...
 The hoax of modern medicine: Seven facts you need to knowBy Mike Adams, September 4 2007
What happens when the Bush Administration negotiates drug prices with private industry using public money? To answer the question, just consider the situation with U.S. government "negotiations" over the prices of prescription drugs for Medicare: The Bush Administration not only agreed to pay monopoly prices for medications, it also made it illegal for the government to negotiate any discounts with pharmaceutical companies!
The result? A multi-trillion dollar taxpayer funded subsidy to the richest...
 Behind the scenes: Mystery meat macrophotography and covert Wal-Mart shoppingBy Mike Adams, August 31 2007
(NewsTarget) Yesterday I posted shocking macrophotography pictures of processed meat products. Since then, over a quarter of a million people have viewed the photos in the first 24 hours, and word has spread all over the internet about these sick, graphic images of processed meats. I've already received numerous complaints of people vomiting (I'm not kidding)! More importantly, however, I've also received many comments from people who say they are no longer going to eat processed meat products at...
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