(NaturalNews) Ever since solar panels became popular, there has been one question the utility companies have been afraid to ask. And that is, how long before solar kills the grid? And more importantly, is it even possible? (Story by Joshua Krause, republished from ReadyNutrition.com…
(NaturalNews) A recent study from experts at Ruhr-University Bochum suggests that the olfactory receptor could be a beneficial way to hone in on liver cancer diagnosis and therapy. In particular, they’ve eyed the monoterpene citronell as possible way to identify and treat cancerous…
(NaturalNews) We hate to say, “We told ya so,” but if we in the alternative media don’t point out our triumphs, nobody else will, and certainly nobody in the mainstream media: The Transportation Security Administration is a rogue agency filled with miscreants, criminals and perverts…
(NaturalNews) Newborns are abandoned more often in the USA than many realize, despite the fact that Safe Haven laws exist to protect mothers who wish to surrender their babies to areas such as hospitals or police stations so long as the baby hasn’t been harmed.One of the purposes…
(NaturalNews) Vast quantities of non-organic crops are deliberately doused with the carcinogenic herbicide glyphosate (trade name Roundup) in order to provide farmers with a more profitable harvest.Roundup is one of the world’s most popular herbicides, and the most widely used…
(NaturalNews) The official beta launch announcement is here! The world’s first privacy-protecting search engine that bans corporate propaganda and government disinformation is now ready for webmasters to submit their sites for indexing. The name of the new search engine? Good Gopher…
(NaturalNews) A civil suit accepts a preponderance of evidence instead of evidence that proves guilt without any doubt. This civil suit demands a jury to hear it. It’s simply suing Monsanto for false advertising with Roundup, the world’s best selling herbicide.According to the…
(NaturalNews) The amazing story of Chris Wark and his natural recovery from stage IIIC colon cancer serves as a powerful reminder of how proper diet, regular exercise and aggressive herbal (rather than chemical) therapies are still among the safest and most effective remedies for…
(NaturalNews) The value of medical journals in providing physicians, researchers and other medical professionals an honest glimpse of the latest relevant, peer-reviewed medical science has greatly diminished in recent years. An extensive review published in the journal PLOS Medicine…
(NaturalNews) Depressive disorders affect millions of Americans every year. They can damage family relationships, affect job or school performance and be a risk factors for physical health problems as well. There are many prescription drugs available nowadays, and while they are certainly…
Alani Santos, 11, croons into a microphone at her father’s church in a small city outside of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
The two people who were badly injured in the accident were not just ordinary citizens—they were his wife and his 7-year-old son.
Working out solo is fine and all, but isn’t it just so much better to exercise with a pal — especially a furry pal? We rounded up some of our favorite photos from Instagram of people working out with their four-legged friends. They’ll inspire you to hit the trails (or the track, or the pool!) with your dog in tow
The state has enacted a first-of-its-kind insurance law.
Our bottoms, alas, are oft-neglected, resulting in a dreaded condition known as “long butt”. Here’s how to turn it all around.
See the caloric equivalent of your weekend booze binge (or daily glass of wine), plus how long you’ll have to run to burn it off.
Proposed rates for health insurance premiums on “silver” plans to be sold on the Obamacare exchanges are up 5.8 percent from 2015 on average, according to a study of seven states and the District of Columbia by researchers at Avalere Health. It found a range from a decrease of 5.3 percent in Michigan to a 12 percent increase in Oregon. The analysis follows the U.S. government’s recent release of rate
By Karolina Tagaris ATHENS (Reuters) – Employees at Greece’s state television ERT hugged each other and cried on Thursday as the channel aired its first broadcast in two years, after it was shut down under one of the previous government’s most drastic austerity measures. Leftist Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who is racing to reach a cash-for-reforms deal with the European Union and IMF, had called ERT’s closure “a great wound”
By Lisa Rapaport (Reuters Health) – While cesarean deliveries are often necessary to save lives and prevent injuries, being born by C-section may also leave babies vulnerable to chronic health problems such as asthma, diabetes and obesity, a new analysis suggests. Much of the research included in the study cannot prove these surgical deliveries cause medical issues later in life. “It’s a discussion that’s important to have in view of
By Katy Migiro NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Men in war-torn Somalia suffer high rates of drug addiction, divorce and mental illness, researchers said, urging donors to do more to support men and strengthen families. “Men find themselves dispensable, with no meaningful role and no stake in the future,” said the World Bank-funded study, based on interviews with 400 men and 90 women living in Somalia and neighboring Kenya. “Men
