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NaturalNews De-Listed by Google in Attempt to “Smooth the Information Flow” to the Masses

NaturalNews De-Listed by Google in Attempt to “Smooth the Information Flow” to the Masses

The bold attack upon NaturalNews and all it’s affiliated websites by Google de-listing them is unprecedented. Censorship in this form effectively means two thirds of the internet will not be able to access NaturalNews information or products. A huge financial… 0 Shares | | Posted in Constitution, Free Speech, Health, Liberty, News, Politics & Government, World
Will Geoengineering be Used to Help Avert an Oroville Dam Disaster?

Will Geoengineering be Used to Help Avert an Oroville Dam Disaster?

Oroville Dam in California has a major problem with a possible failure due to an unseasonable amount of rain and damage to it’s emergency spillway. Evacuations have been ordered for effected counties. The potential for major damage and loss of… 0 Shares | | Posted in Environment, Health, News, Politics & Government, Science & Tech, Weather Control
World Economic Forum 2017: What it Means for You

World Economic Forum 2017: What it Means for You

The World Economic Forum will be convening in Davos, Switzerland from January 17-20 2017. High atop a mountain the world’s most powerful people will be planning your future or lack of a future. Main themes this year will be global… 0 Shares | | Posted in Constitution, News, Politics & Government
France Is the First Country to Ban All Plastic Dishware

France Is the First Country to Ban All Plastic Dishware

France leads the way by being the first country to initiate a widespread ban on plastic dishware.  This is the country’s most recent effort to reduce pollution and be more environmental friendly. France will ban the sales of single-use plastic… 0 Shares | | Posted in Environment, Health, Health, News, Politics & Government, World
Poisonous Algae Blooms Threaten Ecosystems and People in U.S.

Poisonous Algae Blooms Threaten Ecosystems and People in U.S.

Serious outbreaks of poisonous algae blooms have hit 20 states in the United States this summer.  Many of these dangerous occurrences are in surprising places like mountain lakes and streams. Though algae blooms are a normal part of summer, the… 0 Shares | | Posted in Environment, Health, Health, News, Pets and Animals, Science, Science & Tech, Water
Long-Term Artificial Light Exposure Disrupts Circadian Rhythms and Can Be Detrimental To Our Health, New Study Finds

Long-Term Artificial Light Exposure Disrupts Circadian Rhythms and Can Be Detrimental To Our Health, New Study Finds

Constant exposure to artificial light disrupts the human body clock and hormonal system.  A new study shows artificial light exposure for extended periods can also have other adverse effects on our health. Circadian rhythms — our internal body clocks —… 0 Shares | | Posted in Child Care, Environment, Health, Health, Home, Lifestyle, News, Personal Care, Science
Plant-Based Diets Substantially Lower Our Risk of Developing Type 2 Diabetes, New Harvard Study Says

Plant-Based Diets Substantially Lower Our Risk of Developing Type 2 Diabetes, New Harvard Study Says

Plant-based diets substantially lower our risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a new study from Harvard University’s, T.H. Chan School of Public Health.  Previous studies found that vegetarian diets improve our health, including reducing our risk of developing… 0 Shares | | Posted in Food, Food, Health, Health, Home, Lifestyle, News, Nutrition
New Data Reveals ‘Bisphenol A’ Chemical Found in Packaging of 16,000 Foods and Beverages

New Data Reveals ‘Bisphenol A’ Chemical Found in Packaging of 16,000 Foods and Beverages

For years, bisphenol A (BPA) has sparked controversy about its impact on human health and development. Last month, the Grocery Manufacturers Association created a database of food and beverage products with packaging that could expose people to this controversial chemical.… 0 Shares | | Posted in Chemicals, Child Care, Food, Health, Health, Home, Lifestyle, News, Recipes
Menstrual Cycle Excludes Women From Meaningful Research, Experts Argue

Menstrual Cycle Excludes Women From Meaningful Research, Experts Argue

Experts argue that women are being excluded from significant exercise and sport research, due to their menstrual cycle.  Though women are participating in sports more often, they are still being under-represented in meaningful studies, experts report. In a recent editorial… 0 Shares | | Posted in Health, News, Science & Tech
Pregabalin May Increase Risk of Major Birth Defects, New Study Reports

Pregabalin May Increase Risk of Major Birth Defects, New Study Reports

Pregnant women who take pregabalin — or Pfizer’s Lyrica — may increase the risk of having babies with major birth defects. A team of researchers initiated a new study, supported by the American Academy of Neurology.  The team investigated the… 0 Shares | | Posted in Pharmaceuticals