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Articles from NaturalNews In-House Writers:
 The "Race for the Cure" scam exposed: The cancer industry's guilt-powered shakedown of a gullible publicBy Mike Adams, October 5 2006
You've probably seen billboards that proclaim "Race for the Cure." There are a multitude of false presuppositions in this statement, but let's start with the obvious -- the myth that there is a "cure" to the disease being fought by the race. Let's take breast cancer as the disease of choice, for example. The slogan on these billboards presupposes that there is a chemical cure for breast cancer just waiting to be discovered, and if we could just turn over enough rocks, we could find this magical cure...
 Transforming your beliefs for health, performance and success: A review of The Hypnosis NetworkBy Mike Adams, October 4 2006
Achieving a state of health is more than just a physical or chemical affair; it requires engaging the mind. The mind directly controls your physiology, often in surprising ways such as when a single thought causes you to blush or drool (or both, depending on what you're thinking about). But that's just a parlor trick. A far more practical application of mind-body medicine is found in recruiting the mind to control blood pressure, stress hormones, immune function, healing responses and other measurable...
 The recycling contradiction: Why recycling alone fails to protect the environmentBy Mike Adams, September 29 2006
Here's some straight talk on recycling that you're unlikely to hear anywhere else. Once a week in my neighborhood, all the neighbors pull out their recycling bins and place them by the curb where recycling trucks can pick them up. Everybody talks about how recycling is good for the environment, but we never really talk about what's inside those bins. Have you taken a look at what's in there?
People are recycling old cardboard boxes from laundry detergent made with toxic ingredients and chemicals...
 Amazon Herb Company launches Liquizon capsules with alcohol-free, concentrated rainforest herb liquidsBy Mike Adams, September 28 2006
The Amazon Herb Company, an innovator in rainforest botanicals, has launched an innovative line of highly-concentrated rainforest herbs in a hybrid delivery system that combines the power of liquid herbs with the convenience of vegetarian capsules. The new line, called "Liquizon," replaces the company's existing line of encapsulated herb powders.
This Liquizon line of products includes the company's flagship formulas like Illumination (a combination of eighteen rainforest herbs) and Una de Gato...
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