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| Pasteurized milk 150 times more contaminated with blood, pus and feces than fresh milk - videos the CDC won't show you
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 | The vaccine-pushing, disease scare-mongering agency known as the CDC has put out a stunning piece of propaganda attacking fresh milk (raw dairy), claiming it is "150 times more dangerous" than pasteurized milk. This is all part of their anti-American agenda to crush... |
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| Six steps to create your own organic permaculture garden
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 | Organic gardening avoids the use of chemicals to make plants grow or protect them from insects, relying instead on natural gardening principles used for thousands of years. Permaculture organic gardening goes a step further and also emphasizes growing plants sustainably... |
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| Unvaccinated kids banned from Indiana school due to measles 'outbreak'
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 | Mass hysteria over a measles outbreak in Hamilton County, Indiana, has led county health officials there to irrationally prohibit all unvaccinated children from attending two public schools. According to reports, 21 preschool-age students, seven elementary-age students... |
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| Monsanto found guilty in France for farmer's illness
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 | It's no secret that biotech giant Monsanto has been hard at work genetically modifying everything on the planet, but now the mega-corporation may have gone too far.
In what is being viewed as a major victory for public health advocates, a French court last week declared... |
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| Seven reasons to eat more dark chocolate
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 | More and more health reasons for eating dark chocolate keep coming in. Many will be pointed out here, then explained further in the sources indicated by numbers in parenthesis. But first, understand that organic dark chocolate brought into the market place under fair... |
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| Woman disabled by antibiotic taken for a simple chest infection
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 | A patient suffering from a chest infection, and given antibiotics, claims she is now incapacitated due to the side effects of the drug that should have cured her condition. Within three days of being prescribed ciprofloxacin the housewife complained of extreme tightness... |
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| Cholesterol scam: Disinformation slowly unraveling among health professionals
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 | The idea of cholesterol creating cardiac problems has caused obsessive cholesterol count blood testing for decades. Another outcome of this scare was obsessively avoiding fat, especially saturated fats.
The food industry responded with low and no fat foods from milk... |
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| Supply-driven pharmaceutical drug and disease marketing has turned nation into pill-popping hypochondriacs
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 | Ever since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decided to allow drug companies to air direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertisements for prescription drugs on national television back in 1997, drug industry sales and profits have soared exponentially. Combined with... |
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| Clinical pathologist wants taxpayers to pay for HPV Gardasil vaccination, but discouraged HPV DNA testing
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 | On January 1, 2011, Dr. Philip Castle became the first Executive Director of the American Society of Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Institute. Dr. Philip E. Castle also served on a data safety and monitoring board for human papillomavirus vaccines for Merck and is well known... |
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| Life-threatening infectious disease responds better to homeopathy than allopathic medicine
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 | Homeopathic medicine has a long, successful history of prevention and treatment of illness without harmful side effects. Documentation spanning several centuries has shown the incredible effectiveness of homeopathy during some of the most deadly epidemics in history... |
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| Monsanto's Bt GMO corn to be sold at Wal-Mart with no indication it is genetically modified
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 | Most of the genetically-modified (GM) corn products forced on American consumers today are hidden in processed foods in the form of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), corn oil, corn starch, and various other corn-based additives. But soon to be available at a Walmart near... |
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| Legislators attempt to force fluoridation on New Jersey
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 | New Jersey is one of the few U.S. states where the vast majority of its residents are not forcefully medicated with fluoride chemicals via their water supplies. Only about 20 percent of New Jersey residents, in fact, are exposed to fluoride in water, which makes it the... |
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| New FDA analysis finds lead in all 400 lipstick products tested
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 | An analysis commissioned by the FDA of 400 popular lipstick products has alarmingly found at least some lead in every single product. The amount of lead found in 380 of the lipstick products tested was greater than the maximum 0.1 parts per million (ppm) allowed in candy... |
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| Electronic cigarette explodes in man's mouth, blows out his teeth
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 | A Florida man trying to kick the smoking habit had his "e-cig" blow up in his face, thanks to a faulty lithium battery, knocking out his front teeth, blowing off part of his tongue, burning his face severely, and burning up the carpet and the closet where the e-cig ... |
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| U.S. meat supply widely contaminated with mad cow disease prions
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 | Mad cow disease is a progressive brain-wasting disease. It is caused by a type of defective protein known as a prion and cannot be cured. The factory farming practices of feeding animals the nervous tissue of other animals first caused the ballooning spread of mad cow... |
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| Vaccine exemptions: Do they really put non-vaccinated children at risk?
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 | Parents who exercise a vaccine exemption for their children are often ridiculed for putting their own children and others at risk. However, legally and medically, unvaccinated children do not pose a significant health risk to themselves or anyone else. Alternative vaccine... |
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| FDA assault on Amish raw milk mirrors Spanish Conquistadors killing Inca for growing quinoa and amaranth
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 | Today's regulatory climate of cruel intolerance towards raw milk, home-grown foods, and various other fruits of one's labor that exist outside the corporate food structure is eerily similar to the climate Native Americans faced when the Spanish Conquistadors first arrived... |
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| Can raw foods aid breast cancer treatments and prevention?
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 | When it comes to women's health issues, breast cancer will rise toward the top of any list regardless of the factors being considered. It is no doubt that breast cancer is an ugly disease that statistically affects someone that everyone knows. Over the span of a lifetime... |
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| Reducing your exposure to airborne environmental toxins
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 | In our everyday life we are exposed to a staggering variety of environmental airborne toxins. Toxin inhalation is perhaps the most insidious form of chemical exposure since we don't really think about it. In fact, we probably don't think about it because we subconsciously... |
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| Artificial hamburger meat successfully grown in vat of bovine fetal cells; You want some fries with that?
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 | I'm not sure which is the more offensive way to create meat. There's the current "factory farm" method where masses of hormone-jacked, antibiotics-injected cows are kept confined in what can only be called bovine concentration camps while they're fed genetically modified... |
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| Lack of security at labs handling world's deadliest pathogens could lead to epic pandemic
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 | The mainstream media appears to be priming the public consciousness once again for the inevitable release of a highly-deadly pathogen in the very near future. A recent Reuters report explains that many of the world's biosafety level-3 (BSL-3) and biosafety level-4 (BSL... |
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| Attractive females targeted by TSA agents for multiple naked body scanner screenings
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 | At least 500 women have filed complaints alleging that U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screeners at various American airports specifically targeted them for sometimes multiple pass-throughs in the agency's illegal naked body scanners because of their... |
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| British government considers using nerve agents on their own people
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 | British government may use nerve agents on their own people, leading neuroscientists have warned. The agents to be used by police would be banned under an international treaty on chemical weapons, however the government may use a loophole that means it can use the nerve... |
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| NutraSweet Company brags about the second coming of aspartame: Neotame now taking over world markets
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 | When the NutraSweet Company first began petitioning the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to approve aspartame as a food additive back in the early 1970s, it had every intention of conniving its way to success by whatever means possible. Today, after successfully... |
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| Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) may be dangerous to your health
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 | Polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) is the technical term for a type of fat (fatty acid) with two or more (poly) double bonds (unsaturated). They exist in many different forms, varying in chain length, degree of unsaturation, and rotation around the double bonds. The pharmacology... |
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| Prevent or reverse kidney disease and renal failure in cats with Slippery Elm Bark
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 | Using herbs to treat cats is generally contraindicated due to their extreme sensitivity and tendency to react negatively; however, slippery elm bark has been found effective and safe for use in cats. It is especially good for treating ailments affecting the bladder and... |
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| Whitney believed she wasn't good enough. How is this possible?
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| (NaturalNews)"Arguably the most talented singer in the world believed she wasn't good enough."
Kevin Costner, as spoken at Whitney Houston's funeral
Kevin Costner explained at the funeral how he had to hold Whitney's hand, consoling her, assuring her that she could do it; that... |
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| Sammsoft sued over free PC virus scan fraud
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 | A lawsuit filed against software firm Sammsoft alleges the computer company pulled the ultimate bait-and-switch by designing free software that exaggerated computer errors in order to trap users into buying the full product.
In his federal class-action suit, James... |
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| Green companies with political ties to Obama receive billions in federal funds
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 | In case you may have forgotten, one of candidate Barack Obama's central themes during his 2008 presidential bid was "change." In particular, he wanted to change the way Washington did its business, pointing out - correctly, by the way - that there was too much collusion... |
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| Shocking levels of arsenic found in baby formula made with brown rice syrup
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 | Think baby formula with brown rice syrup is the healthier choice? Think again: infant formula made with brown rice syrup may contain 30 times more arsenic than other formulas, according to a new study from Dartmouth College.
Environmental chemist Brian P. Jackson... |
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| Australian government continues use of dangerous flu vaccine
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 | Australian health authorities, demonstrating a shocking disregard for the safety of health consumers, have awarded the discredited vaccine manufacturer, CSL, an AUD $117 million, four-year contract to supply flu shots for anyone over the age of 10. In 2010, CSL's vaccine... |
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| A sound sleep may be a solid defense against memory loss and Alzheimer's disease
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 | Alzheimer's disease presently ranks as the sixth leading cause of death in the US, as the number of new cases is projected to triple by the year 2050 and affect as many as sixteen million people. The result of a new study presented at the American Academy of Neurology's... |
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| Arrogant doctors refusing to provide health care services to parents who refuse vaccines
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 | Parents who refuse to allow their children to be forcibly injected with cocktails of toxic adjuvants, chemical preservatives, and live viral materials are increasingly being told by mainstream medical quacks that they are no longer welcome as their patients. Convinced... |
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| Man goes into cardiac arrest after eating 'Triple Bypass Burger' from Las Vegas restaurant 'Heart Attack Grill'
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 | A 6,000 calorie stack of three beef patties, three slices of processed American cheese, and 12 strips of bacon -- oh, and a couple veggies -- known as the "Triple Bypass Burger" recently lived up to its name at the Las Vegas restaurant "Heart Attack Grill" where it is... |
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| Health freedom victory: Bolivar, Missouri ends water fluoridation
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 | Health freedom efforts have sealed yet another win, this time in Bolivar, Mo., where the Bolivar Board of Aldermen recently voted to stop fluoridating the city's water supply. The Bolivar Herald-Free Press reports that Mayor John Best cast the tie-breaking vote in favor... |
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| Use fiber-rich, vegetable-based diet for fibroid treatment
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 | Up to 77 percent of women have fibroids, according to "What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Fibroids." Many women have them and never know, but they can cause symptoms that significantly lower your quality of life. Eating the right foods helps to shrink fibroids by... |
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| Homeland Security monitoring web for anti-government sentiment and signs of social unrest
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 | How out-of-hand has the "war on terror" become? So much so that now, the Department of Homeland Security has taken to monitoring social media Web sites trolling for would-be terrorists, as if the world's most dangerous killers were Tweeting their plans.
Only, DHS... |
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| When the change you need to make is obvious to everyone but you
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 | Mike, you're breathing right in my face. Can you back off, please?
My wife doesn't mince words, thank goodness. I was leaning down to look at her computer screen and, apparently, invaded her space. She asked me to have a look, though. What gives? An image came to... |
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| Three very easy tips on using yoga to de-stress your hectic life
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 | Many people miss out on the benefits of yoga because they think these benefits are only accessible to a few lucky people. If you think yoga is only for people who are younger than you, or to those lucky enough to have loads of free time, or only for individuals with... |
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| Feds succeed in destroying entire business of Amish raw milk farmer
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 | It is with much sadness that we report the two-year war waged by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) against Pennsylvania Amish farmer Dan Allgyer has been a success. The Washington Times and others are now reporting that, following a ruling last month by Judge... |
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| Many processed foods are made with a coal tar derivative chemical that causes hyperactivity in children
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 | Would you knowingly feed your children an ingredient derived from coal tar? That's exactly what you may be doing, if you let them eat any orange or yellow artificially-colored products including sodas, cheese-flavored products, flavored chips, pickles or a myriad of... |
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| Taxpayers slapped with $32 billion bill to pay for TSA molestation of their children and seniors
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 | The Obama Administration has proposed significantly hiking air travel fees to cover the costs associated with the U.S. Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) molestation of air travelers. Under the new plan, which would garner a whopping $32 billion in ten years... |
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| Normal personality traits and emotions like grieving soon to be classified as 'mental illness'
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 | With every new revision of the American Psychiatric Association's (APA) controversial Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) comes the addition of new so-called "mental disorders" that are really just variances in human behavior. And the manual's... |
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| Nopal cactus (prickly pear) is rich in antioxidants, plus it helps normalize cholesterol and blood glucose
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| (NaturalNews)Nopal cactus, also well known as prickly pear cactus, has been a staple part of Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine for centuries. The green pads of the nopal cactus are cooked and added to tacos, egg dishes, and Mexican salads. Research within the past ten years has caused... |
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| Reducing stress in a warp speed world
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 | As the wheels continue to come of the wagon known as the old paradigm, humans are increasingly exhibiting accelerated stress behaviors. This isn't good, as research indicates that stress is a leading factor in precipitating illness.
Stress is not ipso facto a bad... |
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| Why you can't trust what the media say about our government
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 | You probably already know not to trust what the news media says about big corporations, which after all are their owners -- for example, Disney owns ABC, and General Electric holds stake in NBC. Now Harvard law professor and political activist Larry Lessig has released... |
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| Vitamin C proven to help protect Fukushima victims from radiation poisoning, cancer
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 | Pretreatment with intravenous vitamin C and other oral antioxidants has been demonstrated once again to provide significant protection against radiation poisoning and cancer. Dr. Atsuo Yanagisawa, M.D., Ph.D., from the Japanese College of IV Therapy recently conducted... |
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| The law of attraction: Is it time for this sacred cow to die?
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 | I remember sitting through my first viewing of The Secret DVD. I was on the couch, drunk with laughter. The people on my television screen - apparently sane people - were talking about manifesting all kinds of goodies from the universe. And all you need to do is intend... |
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| Take artichoke, bean or vinegar supplements as an appetite suppressant for quick weight loss
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 | Suppressing the appetite is a key way to achieve weight loss. People are less likely to eat more than they should when their appetite is low. Studies show that natural supplements with extracts from artichokes, beans and vinegar may act as hunger suppressants.
Weight... |
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| Health Ranger (Amethios) launches new song, music video about prescription drug fatalities - Heaven Can Wait
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 | Activist music artist Mike Adams -- known as "Amethios" -- has released a new independent single and music video entitled Heaven Can Wait. The song is available as a free MP3 download from the Amethios website at: www.Amethios.com
The music video is also viewable... |
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