(NaturalNews) A pair of “glitches” that occurred in the IT systems of the New York Stock Exchange and United Airlines Wednesday look an awful lot like a cyber attack, according to some experts and observers, though officially, thus far, the glitches are not being described in that…
(NaturalNews) Claiming that she has wanted to die ever since childhood, a 24-year-old Belgian woman thinks that suicide is the only answer. This summer, she is getting help from her psychiatrist. The suicidal Belgian woman is about to receive, in her mind, the ultimate treatment for…
(NaturalNews) Throughout history, big industries have lobbied and infiltrated the federal government, steering and influencing policymaker decisions. The federal government is routinely used as a vehicle of force to stifle out competition and prop one industry over another. This crony…
(NaturalNews) The rodent feed used for control groups in laboratory studies — including studies on the safety of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and pesticides — is widely contaminated with those same GMOs and pesticides as well as toxic metals and PCBs, according to a study…
(NaturalNews) A resilient and courageous heart will set a template for wellness inside, and the answers will come to them, in faith, from nature, from within. People who have struggled with their own health problems and overcame them through personal study and implementation have…
(NaturalNews) When antibiotics first became widely used in the early half of the 20th century, they were hailed as a miracle cure. Many common infections which used to have a high mortality rate, such as pneumonia or infections from wounds or surgery, suddenly become very treatable…
(NaturalNews) Critics of the federal government’s immigration policies and, in particular, the lax enforcement of immigration law that has been commonplace during the Bush and Obama Administrations, have a new weapon, so to speak, in their arsenal.According to The Washington Post…
(NaturalNews) Increasingly, the so-called “mainstream” establishment media is being scooped up by just a handful of mega-corporations, not necessarily because the news business is insanely profitable, but more because the moguls doing the purchasing want to control what the American…
(NaturalNews) As California’s record-breaking drought continues to worsen, officials have introduced tough new restrictions that went into effect on June 15, 2015. The city’s one million residents face fines of up to $500 per day if they are found not to be in compliance with the…
(NaturalNews) His story of epic weight loss was as inspiring as it was unusual, but now Jared Fogle’s legacy is in danger of becoming forever tainted by a disgusting endeavor.Jared, you may remember, became the face of the Subway sandwich shop franchise in 2000 after he lost 245…
Have you eaten this 2300 calorie pizza, or 1700 calorie salad?Dozens of meals on today’s chain restaurant menus contain more than 2,000 calories — the amount a grown man should eat in an entire day.
Could wearing a uniform give women back five months of their working lives.
A computer game could help you put the brakes on unhealthy food — and lose weight.
Start in push-up position, your hands just inside the plane of your shoulders.
It’s well known that women live longer than men do, but this wasn’t always the case.
Susannah Mushatt Jones is 116 years old — and the world’s oldest person.
Soccer fans were blown away Sunday when Team U.S.A. midfielder Carli Lloyd scored three goals in just 16 minutes.Her secret? Mental visualization. Here’s how you can do it too.
Aetna Inc’s chief executive said Monday he was confident an antitrust review of the health insurer’s proposed purchase of smaller rival Humana Inc would allow the deal to close in the second half of 2016, seeking to allay investor concerns. Mark Bertolini said Aetna had already prepared for possible divestitures to address overlaps with Humana’s business in the largest-ever U.S. health insurance deal. The two sides announced the $37 billion
A molecule that accumulates in the blood with age may be linked to cognitive decline, said scientists Monday who mooted hopes of a memory-restoring treatment. The protein, dubbed B2M, is found in higher concentrations in the blood and cerebral spinal fluid of ageing humans, they said. “We are very excited about the findings because it indicates that there are two ways to potentially reverse age-related cognitive impairments,” study co-author Saul
By Jennifer Still for Thrive MarketThere’s nothing wrong with starting your day with a hot cup of coffee. But, if you absolutely can’t get out of bed without some java, chances are you’ve got a caffeine addiction on your hands.While harboring a love for a beverage-based buzz might seem harmless, it gets a bit scary when you consider that, if…
