Entries by George Zapo, CPH
George Zapo, CPH is certified in Public Health Promotion & Education. George focuses on writing informative articles promoting healthy behavior and lifestyles. Read more of George's articles at his website: https://georgezapo.com.
NDA Ignores Warnings About Genetically Modified Crops
The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is ignoring strong scientific evidence against genetically modified crops. Indications are that the NDA government is moving forward with their plans to use genetically modified crops and the multinational companies that control these crops. Leaders… 0 Shares |
Carcinogens Added to National Toxicology Report
Four carcinogens have recently been added to the U.S. Department of Health and Humans Services’ 13th Report on Carcinogens. The report is a science-based, public health document that recognizes biological, physical, and chemical agents regarded as cancer hazards for people… 0 Shares |
Five Important Points about Dietary Supplements
In an effort to stay healthy and be well, many people take dietary supplements. There’s evidence that dietary supplements help in treating and preventing nutrition deficiencies; however, there’s much we don’t know about herbal medicine and dietary supplements claiming to… 0 Shares |
Ebola Virus Workers Murdered by Guinea Villagers
Ebola virus workers were murdered by Guinea villagers this last week. The team of healthcare professionals was on an Ebola awareness campaign to alert and educate the inhabitants about the deadly virus, as well as disinfect the village. Some believe… 0 Shares |
Breast Cancer Doctor Charged With Poisoning Lover
Breast cancer doctor, Dr. Ana Maria Gonzalez-Angulo, is accused of spiking her lover’s coffee with ethylene glycol. In their opening statement, in a downtown Houston, Texas courtroom, prosecutors allege that in January 2013, the 43 year-old oncologist spiked Dr. George… 0 Shares |
Herbals and Dietary Supplements Increase Risk of Liver Injury
Herbals and dietary supplements increase the risk of liver injury up to 20 percent over a ten-year period, according to researchers. A study in the journal of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases, published in Hepatology, reports… 0 Shares |
Plastic Particles and Contaminants Found in German Beer
Plastic particles were found in 24 varieties of German beer samples. A team of researchers published their findings in a recent edition of Food Additives and Contaminants. This study is part of a global investigation of plastic microfiber turning up… 0 Shares |
Poultry Inspection by USDA Changes Drastically
Poultry inspection by the USDA will undergo drastic changes in the coming months. The USDA’s new ‘chicken rule’ is changing what we eat and the current meat and poultry inspection process. Consumers could be subject to a greater health risk… 0 Shares |
Spinach Extract Reduces Cravings and Increases Weight Loss
Spinach extract reduces cravings and increases weight loss, according to a recent study by Sweden’s Lund University. Drinks containing thylakoids, green leaf membranes derived from the spinach extract, reduces hedonic hunger up to 95 percent and boosts weight loss by… 0 Shares |
