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Mainstream journalists abandon established newspapers to launch independent political news website(NaturalNews) Mainstream reporters from Time magazine and Bloomberg News have jumped to a new multimedia news source called The Politico, another part of the trend of mainstream journalists moving toward the largely online new media realm.
Mike Allen, former White House reporter for Time, and former Bloomberg political correspondent Roger Simon will be working with former Washington Post political editor John Harris and Jim VandeHei, who was the national political reporter for The Post. The venture is being financed by Albritton Communications and is set to launch on Jan. 23, the same day as the president's State of the Union address.
According to VandeHei, The Politico will attempt to stand out in the crowded political news arena by hiring a few established reporters along with cub reporters who are eager to get their careers started. It will also be marked by video reports, reporters who write in conversational tones, and reporter discussions that do not usually make it to print.
"What we can add is fact-based content, and that's what people on opinion pages and blogs feed off of," VandeHei said.
VandeHei had high praise for Allen and Simon, saying that The Politico's new chief political correspondent Allen had embraced the internet and technology, and was the "prototype" for the journalists he wants.
Simon, the new political columnist for The Politico, admitted that there was risk involved in a startup such as Allbritton's, but he was still confident in his decision.
"This venture is as secure as any media venture out there and more secure than some," he said.
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In anticipation of large-scale poultry slaughter in the event of a bird flu outbreak, the Humane Society of the United States has filed suit in a U.S. District Court in San Francisco in an attempt to... | Animal rights activists stage bird flu protest in D.C.
Published November 27 2005
In Washington D.C., Members of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals protested at the Department of Agriculture by laying naked in coffins and passing out vegetarian kits, in hopes of scaring... | Animal rights activists find documents that detail horrifying lab abuses of monkeys
Published February 14 2005
Documents recently found at Cambridge University have shown that the university is in violation of animal care laws. In a lab testing the effects of degenerative brain diseases, these activists have... |
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Published August 27 2005
The following is a Street Spirit interview with Robert Whitaker, author of Mad In America: Bad Science, Bad Medicine, and the Enduring Mistreatment of the Mentally Ill. It is reprinted here with... | Experts say antidepressant drugs cause suicides instead of preventing them
Published April 10 2006
In June 2001, a jury in Wyoming determined that the antidepressant drug Paxil caused a man to kill his wife, daughter and granddaughter before killing himself. The jury awarded the surviving family... | Are antidepressant drugs an accomplice in the Virginia Tech shootings? (opinion)
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The Chicago Tribune reports that Cho Seung Hui, the Virginia Tech shooter who killed 32 fellow students in a shooting rampage, was taking antidepressant drugs. This is not the first time a school... | Vioxx only the beginning; antidepressants and statin drugs are medication timebombs
Published October 4 2004
There's a much bigger story than you might think about the recent hoo-ha concerning Vioxx being pulled from the market. It's not just about Vioxx or Merck, the drug's manufacturer. Virtually all... | Taking antidepressants during pregnancy puts children at risk of respiratory illness, seizures
Published June 7 2005
Mothers who take antidepressant drugs during their final stages of pregnancy may suffer from mild drug withdrawal, but the babies are twice as likely to contract respiratory illness and suffer from... | Antidepressants will soon carry tougher warnings for children's suicide risks
Published September 24 2004
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Published February 2 2004
I offer a mixed response to this news that scientists at Vanderbilt have
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(NaturalNews) Research by Cancer Treatment Centers of America scientists have found that antioxidants provide nutritional benefits to cancer patients undergoing radiation treatment without interfering... | More natural "cloudy" apple juice higher in antioxidants than clear juice
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(NaturalNews) Cloudy, less processed apple juice contains up to four times the antioxidants found in highly processed, clear apple juice, according to a new Polish study appearing in the Journal of the... | The mineral selenium proves itself as powerful anti-cancer medicine
Published January 4 2006
One of the most effective naturally occurring weapons against cancer is, like most healthy things, something many of us are not getting enough of. The mineral selenium has been shown in multiple... | NaturalNews readers demand retractions from major media outlets over erroneous reporting of antioxidant study
Published August 16 2007
When the mainstream media refuses to print the truth about a significant study detailing the health benefits of antioxidants and, instead, parrots the erroneous conclusions of a pro-pharmaceutical... | Antioxidants in vegetables and fruits protect the body's immune system
Published May 19 2005
Staying disease free can, in many cases, be just a matter of eating plenty of antioxidants in most fruits and vegetables. The antioxidant compounds in such foods work against the disease causing... | Antioxidants could help boost the effectiveness of sunscreen
Published June 7 2005
Despite advances in sunscreens, skin cancer is still on the rise, according to unknowncountry.com. Animal studies have found mixing topical antioxidants with sunscreen increase the effectiveness of... | Antioxidant-Rich Foods For Beauty and Vibrant Health (press release)
Published July 31 2005
Antioxidant rich food is a subject that has become a hot topic the last few years - and for good reason. We face a daily assault against our immunity which affects our appearance as well as our... |
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Published July 6 2005
Are you trying to lose weight? If so, let me ask you a question: What would make your weight loss goals easier to achieve? Aside from having those pounds magically melt off, appetite control would... | PYY3-36 appetite control nasal spray may be effective, yet still misused by consumers
Published April 17 2005
Every once in a while, a prescription drug comes along that has the potential to actually help people. In this article, I will be discussing the PYY3-36 Appetite Control Nasal Spray made by a company... | Five appetite control foods that suppress cravings without adding calories
Published January 20 2005
There is a reality about weight loss that people need to be aware of. Losing weight requires you to feel hungry from time to time. There is no way to lose weight without feeling some degree of... | Nastech PYY appetite control nasal spray holds promise as obesity treatment
Published December 20 2004
This looks like one of the most promising (and least dangerous) "drugs" for treating obesity. It's not quite accurate to call it a drug, since PYY is a natural hormone your body produces in response... | Study results of Nastech PYY nasal spray for appetite control are impressive
Published December 2 2004
No kidding: a reduction of nearly 500 calories per day is, indeed, impressive. That translates to roughly one pound of body fat loss per week, apparently without much effort, if the study results are... | Obesity Researchers Lose Sight of the Big Picture While Peering Into Their Microscopes; Modern Science Loses Perspective
Published August 6 2004
New research conducted at Brown Medical School is exploring the biochemical precursors to obesity. The research is finding that metabolism is regulated by peptides in the hypothalamus, which is a... | Almonds found to help regulate appetite, caloric intake
Published October 25 2006
(NaturalNews) Daily consumption of almonds may trigger feelings of satiety and help reduce overall calorie intake, according to new research by scientists from Purdue University.
Dieters often... | The link between monosodium glutamate (MSG) and obesity
Published July 9 2005
If fried snack chips had a warning printed right on the bag that said, "Warning: these chips will make you obese," would you still buy them? Would you still eat them? Well, in a sense, you do see... |
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Published July 6 2005
Are you trying to lose weight? If so, let me ask you a question: What would make your weight loss goals easier to achieve? Aside from having those pounds magically melt off, appetite control would... | PYY3-36 appetite control nasal spray may be effective, yet still misused by consumers
Published April 17 2005
Every once in a while, a prescription drug comes along that has the potential to actually help people. In this article, I will be discussing the PYY3-36 Appetite Control Nasal Spray made by a company... | Five appetite control foods that suppress cravings without adding calories
Published January 20 2005
There is a reality about weight loss that people need to be aware of. Losing weight requires you to feel hungry from time to time. There is no way to lose weight without feeling some degree of hunger.... | Nastech PYY appetite control nasal spray holds promise as obesity treatment
Published December 20 2004
This looks like one of the most promising (and least dangerous) "drugs" for treating obesity. It's not quite accurate to call it a drug, since PYY is a natural hormone your body produces in response... | Study results of Nastech PYY nasal spray for appetite control are impressive
Published December 2 2004
No kidding: a reduction of nearly 500 calories per day is, indeed, impressive. That translates to roughly one pound of body fat loss per week, apparently without much effort, if the study results are... | Obesity Researchers Lose Sight of the Big Picture While Peering Into Their Microscopes; Modern Science Loses Perspective
Published August 6 2004
New research conducted at Brown Medical School is exploring the biochemical precursors to obesity. The research is finding that metabolism is regulated by peptides in the hypothalamus, which is a part... | Almonds found to help regulate appetite, caloric intake
Published October 25 2006
(NaturalNews) Daily consumption of almonds may trigger feelings of satiety and help reduce overall calorie intake, according to new research by scientists from Purdue University.
Dieters often... | The link between monosodium glutamate (MSG) and obesity
Published July 9 2005
If fried snack chips had a warning printed right on the bag that said, "Warning: these chips will make you obese," would you still buy them? Would you still eat them? Well, in a sense, you do see that... |
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Published July 6 2005
Are you trying to lose weight? If so, let me ask you a question: What would make your weight loss goals easier to achieve? Aside from having those pounds magically melt off, appetite control would... | PYY3-36 appetite control nasal spray may be effective, yet still misused by consumers
Published April 17 2005
Every once in a while, a prescription drug comes along that has the potential to actually help people. In this article, I will be discussing the PYY3-36 Appetite Control Nasal Spray made by a company... | Five appetite control foods that suppress cravings without adding calories
Published January 20 2005
There is a reality about weight loss that people need to be aware of. Losing weight requires you to feel hungry from time to time. There is no way to lose weight without feeling some degree of hunger.... | Nastech PYY appetite control nasal spray holds promise as obesity treatment
Published December 20 2004
This looks like one of the most promising (and least dangerous) "drugs" for treating obesity. It's not quite accurate to call it a drug, since PYY is a natural hormone your body produces in response... | Study results of Nastech PYY nasal spray for appetite control are impressive
Published December 2 2004
No kidding: a reduction of nearly 500 calories per day is, indeed, impressive. That translates to roughly one pound of body fat loss per week, apparently without much effort, if the study results are... | Obesity Researchers Lose Sight of the Big Picture While Peering Into Their Microscopes; Modern Science Loses Perspective
Published August 6 2004
New research conducted at Brown Medical School is exploring the biochemical precursors to obesity. The research is finding that metabolism is regulated by peptides in the hypothalamus, which is a part... | Almonds found to help regulate appetite, caloric intake
Published October 25 2006
(NaturalNews) Daily consumption of almonds may trigger feelings of satiety and help reduce overall calorie intake, according to new research by scientists from Purdue University.
Dieters often... | The link between monosodium glutamate (MSG) and obesity
Published July 9 2005
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Published June 9 2005
As the song says, "You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone" -- and motor skills are no exception. Despite the ranking of the opposable thumb as one of the single most important evolutionary... | Most People With Arthritis Don’t Get Enough Exercise (press release)
Published July 17 2006
People with arthritis don’t exercise enough, and more than a third of adults with arthritis don’t exercise at all, according to a study in the May issue of American Journal of Preventive Medicine.... | Exercise accelerates recovery from arthritis surgery
Published October 3 2006
(NaturalNews) A new study published in the October issue of Arthritis Care & Research suggests that weight training and cardiovascular exercise prior to knee- or hip-replacement surgery may reduce the... | Arthritis creams merely mask symptoms and offer no long-term relief, study shows
Published August 3 2004
New research published in the British Medical Journal is showing that arthritis creams used topically offer only temporary relief that fades within 2 weeks. This is the conclusion from a trial... | Fish oil supplements ease arthritis pain
Published July 21 2005
Nutritional supplements can help ease arthritis pain, according to The Lancet medical journal, and patients with rheumatoid arthritis can especially benefit from adding fish oil supplements to their... | Arthritis inflammation likely the cause of many heart attack deaths, new study says
Published April 8 2005
Scientists have known for some time that people with rheumatoid arthritis have a greater risk of dying from a heart attack, and a new study from Minnesota's famed Mayo Clinic points to a joint... | Arthritis Drugs Linked to Skin Cancer Risk
Published December 27 2007
(NaturalNews) "TNF blocker" drugs used to treat rheumatoid arthritis increase a patient's risk of contracting skin cancer, according to a new study published in the journal Arthritis &... | Myth of exercise's negative effects on arthritis persists despite evidence to the contrary
Published June 15 2005
The belief that drugs are the only alternative to arthritis pain, and that exercise is bad for the condition, is still prevalent, according to Medical News Today, but many patients and doctors are... |
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(NaturalNews) If you are among those calorie-conscious consumers who opt for diet sodas or other diet products, you may actually ruin your health and become fat, according to several new studies.
A... | New Mexico activists hope to achieve an unprecedented ban on aspartame
Published November 20 2005
New Mexico may become the first state in the nation to enact an official statewide ban on the artificial sweetener aspartame, if a group of determined activists has its way. Activists there are... | Nearly two-thirds of Americans are concerned about the safety of artificial sweeteners like aspartame, sucralose
Published July 7 2006
(NaturalNews) -- According to a June report by Mintel, nearly two-thirds of Americans are concerned about the safety of artificial sweeteners such as sucralose and aspartame, which could impact the... | Aspartame consumption strongly associated with migraines and seizures
Published June 22 2005
You can't walk into a convenience store, grocery store or restaurant without being offered a dose of aspartame. You can't buy a stick of gum or a box of mints without having to read the label like a... | Artificial sweeteners like aspartame and sucralose may actually promote obesity and weight gain, says research
Published July 1 2004
Groundbreaking new research published in the International Journal of Obesity reveals that artificial sweeteners like aspartame and sucralose -- precisely the kinds of chemical sweeteners found in... | The link between aspartame and brain tumors: What the FDA never told you about artificial sweeteners
Published September 22 2005
On September 30, 1980, a public Board of Inquiry advised against the approval of aspartame, stating: "The Board has not been presented with proof of a reasonable certainty that aspartame (NutraSweet)... | Low-carb diets and artificial sweeteners both promised to help people lose weight, but the promises were empty
Published May 5 2005
As it becomes more and more clear that low-carb diets do not provide the radical weight loss that many had hoped they would give to the new, fatter America, it is time to accept the fact that there... | Even artificial sweeteners may lead to weight gain; nutritionists advise dieters to just 'pull your sweet tooth'
Published February 9 2005
As evidence is growing that even artificial, zero calorie, sweeteners can lead to weight gain, nutrition experts say it's time for dieters to just "pull your sweet tooth." They say that some minerals... |
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Published September 22 2005
On September 30, 1980, a public Board of Inquiry advised against the approval of aspartame, stating: "The Board has not been presented with proof of a reasonable certainty that aspartame (NutraSweet)... | Aspartame consumption strongly associated with migraines and seizures
Published June 22 2005
You can't walk into a convenience store, grocery store or restaurant without being offered a dose of aspartame. You can't buy a stick of gum or a box of mints without having to read the label like a... | Aspartame promotes grand mal seizures, say health experts
Published June 27 2005
A nursing infant developed convulsions after his mother drank an aspartame-sweetened soft drink. A 19-year-old woman went into grand mal convulsions within minutes of chewing a piece of... | Two New Studies on Aspartame and Diet Drinks Confirm Source of Obesity, Cancer/Malignant Brain Tumor Epidemics (press release)
Published July 21 2005
The Cancer Research Center of the European Foundation of Oncology and Environmental Sciences in Bologna, Italy reported this week that a long-term study to evaluate the potential carcinogenic effects... | Aspartame found to cause breast cancer, leukemia and lymphomas in latest animal experiments
Published June 28 2007
A new study on aspartame conducted by the Ramazzini Foundation reveals that aspartame causes a dose-dependent increase in cancers (lymphomas, leukemias and breast cancers) when consumed at levels... | FDA Studies Show Aspartame Link to Brain Tumors (press release)
Published June 13 2005
Consumer rights advocacy group Mission Possible is leading a campaign to fill a product liability lawsuit with New York and New Jersey residents whose brain tumors may be linked to the consumption of... | Interview with Dr. Russell Blaylock on devastating health effects of MSG, aspartame and excitotoxins
Published September 27 2006
Mike: I'm here with Dr. Russell Blaylock, and I'd like to explore some of the more advanced aspects of some of the things you are working on. Dr. Blaylock, I think readers know the basics of... | New Mexico activists hope to achieve an unprecedented ban on aspartame
Published November 20 2005
New Mexico may become the first state in the nation to enact an official statewide ban on the artificial sweetener aspartame, if a group of determined activists has its way. Activists there are... |
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Published November 6 2004
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As a service to you, I have negotiated substantial discounts on astaxanthin supplements from the top two suppliers in the world: Mera Pharmaceuticals and Cyanotech. Use... | Product review: AstaFactor Salmon Essentials with salmon oil and astaxanthin
Published June 8 2005
I'd like to share the news about Mera Pharmaceuticals' AstaFactor Salmon Essentials, an exciting health product that combines potent antioxidants with heart-healthy oils. Salmon Essentials contains... | Potent antioxidant Astaxanthin shows promise as anti-inflammatory for arthritis, joint pain, back pain, muscle soreness and carpal tunnel syndrome
Published October 25 2004
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Published July 25 2005
Fuji Health Science, Inc., an American subsidiary of Fuji Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., Toyama, Japan announced today that it has successfully completed a New Dietary Ingredient (NDI) notification to... | An overview of new health products, plant technology, superfoods and natural health research breakthroughs
Published May 22 2005
In this article, we'll take a closer look at some of the more interesting products and issues we're uncovering these days. There’s a product that I highly recommend for those that want a nutritious... | Food companies begin to include immune-boosting ingredient
Published October 19 2005
Astaxanthin, common in fish and shrimp, has been show to enhance immune functions and the central nervous system, and can be bought from food companies like Fit Ingredients in food bars, capsules and... | Japanese market for astaxanthin growing rapidly
Published February 23 2006
Japan's food industry is hot after the carotenoid astaxanthin, a trend that Israel's Algatechnologies hopes to capitalize on in the next fiscal... |
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Published August 4 2005
The link between asthma and cows' milk is familiar to many young asthma sufferers and their parents. I first became aware of the connection through my cousin's experiences with his four-year-old son.... | Asthma Foundation Applauds Family Asthma Act (press release)
Published August 2 2005
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of
America applauds Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) and Mike DeWine (R-OH)
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Published May 26 2005
Researchers found asthma sufferers are more likely to contract pneumococcal disease, an infection caused by the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae, also known as pneumococcus. The study tested 635... | Steroid use for asthma no more effective than placebo, study finds
Published May 5 2005
A study of 225 adults published in the New England Journal of Medicine asserts that asthmatics who took placebos did just as well as those who regularly took steroids to forestall asthma attacks. The... | Allergists proposes a higher standard for controlling asthma
Published October 31 2005
James Li, M.D., Ph.D., Mayo Clinic allergist, has authored a paper that proposes reworking the asthma classification system, which currently bases treatment on the severity of the disease, so that... | Free asthma screening tests to be offered in the U.S.
Published May 22 2005
The American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology will be offering free asthma screening tests at malls, civic centers, and other public places across the the United States this spring in an... | Severe asthma sufferers may need more vitamin C
Published August 4 2005
A study by researchers at the Asthma & Allergy Research Institute in Australia shows vitamin C deficiency is linked to severe asthma, and study participants with severe asthma had much lower levels... | New asthma study recommends doctors reevaluate their patients
Published October 24 2005
The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology has published a study by Dr. James T. Li that advises doctors to continually reassess asthma patients to ensure their asthma is under control.... |
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Published July 18 2004
If you look closely at the Atkins pyramid, you'll notice that it contains pictures of raw, unprocessed food ingredients. You don't see any packaged meat products in the meat category, and there are... | Dieting Americans discover they can't pig out on low-carb foods and still lose weight
Published July 18 2004
Popularity of the low-carb diet is edging downwards, say polls. The reason? More than half of all Americans who have tried the Atkins Diet and other low-carb diets have given up. The real issue here,... | MIT researchers attack Atkins diet with distorted claims about
carbohydrates and mood
Published April 20 2004
The attacks on Atkins continue: this time, with claims that the Atkins
diet can put you in a bad mood. A team from the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology has issued statements about the link... | Atkins diet works better than low-fat diets, especially in men
Published November 15 2004
A new study of low-carb diets reveals that the Atkins diet seems to work better on men than women. Interestingly, the low-carb diet was three times more effective at losing weight from the trunk... | Popularity of Atkins diet grows, but low-carb dieting isn't just for
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Published February 2 2004
As this article from the Johns Hopkins Newsletter shows, the Atkins diet
continues to gain popularity. Some call it a "craze" or a "fad" but
whatever you call it, it works. A low-carbohydrate... | Atkins diet having impact on fast-food menus
Published February 3 2005
Despite concerns about cholesterol and kidney damage, the Atkins diet craze has spread worldwide. The diet advocates a return to a meat and vegetables-centric nutritional regime, and convenience... | Atkins diet is effective because it makes food too boring to eat, say scientists
Published September 10 2004
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subsidies on high-carbohydrate, disease promoting foods
Published May 7 2004
A new cost analysis of diet foods reveals that following the Atkins diet
or the South Beach diet can cost nearly twice as much as following the
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Published August 11 2005
Jose Avila has always been a FedEx fan. He uses Fedex for all his shipping needs because he considers the packaging to be a high-quality, sturdy product, and the shipping service to be superior to... | Senate Bill 1959 to Criminalize Thoughts, Blogs, Books and Free Speech Across America
Published November 28 2007
The end of Free Speech in America has arrived at our doorstep. It's a new law called the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act, and it is worded in a clever way that... | FDA tyranny and the censorship of cherry health facts (opinion)
Published May 2 2006
In the past, I jokingly said that broccoli might someday be banned as soon as the public begins to learn about the potent anti-cancer chemicals found in the vegetable. That’s because, as I jested,... | Appeals court hands free speech victory to poster of DVD cracking code
Published April 12 2004
In a rare victory for Internet free speech, a California appeals court
reversed an order barring Andrew Bunner from posting DVD cracking code
on his web site. This is an important victory for... | North Carolina students challenge the notion of free speech zones on college campuses
Published February 4 2006
Allison Jaynes and Robert Sinnott, two students at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, have been charged with campus violations after staging a protest outside of free speech zones on... | Counterthink roundup: Free Speech, Google News, and Big Brother (satire)
Published January 31 2006
New provisions in the Patriot Act, which are about to become law, will make it a felony crime for protestors to step foot outside official "protest zones" designated by the U.S. Secret Service. This... | Thinking For Yourself Is Now A Crime
Published January 7 2008
What was the greatest failure of 2007? President Bush's "surge" in Iraq? The decline in the value of the US dollar? Subprime mortgages? No. The greatest failure of 2007 was the newly sworn in... | the Health Ranger exposes health deceptions while promoting honest health solutions
Published September 30 2005
I've received a lot of reader feedback since writing the article on the Hoodia scam, and it appears some people are a little bit confused about... |
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Published February 6 2006
412 BC – Major epidemic of a disease (which, although not called influenza, probably was influenza) recorded by Hippocrates.
1357 AD – The term, “influenza,” from the Italian word meaning... | Why the bird flu virus is less deadly but more dangerous
Published June 21 2005
People are rather confused over news that the bird flu virus has now mutated to a less lethal, but far more dangerous, form. It seems like a contradiction: If it's less lethal, shouldn't it be less... | President Bush's bird flu plan fails to teach people how to really protect themselves from a global pandemic
Published November 1 2005
President Bush has finally announced to the nation that we are faced with a "...potentially devastating outbreak of infectious disease." We're talking about the bird flu, of course. And the big story... | Interview with David Wolfe on raw foods, the bird flu and herbal healing
Published March 8 2006
Mike: Today we're talking with David Wolfe. How are you doing today?
Wolfe: I'm having the best day ever, by far. How are you doing?
Mike: I'm doing pretty well, too.... | Bird flu spreading rapidly; U.S. government warns population
Published March 2 2006
(From BirdFluDefense.com) The news on bird flu just keeps getting worse. The virus has now reportedly jumped species and infected a cat in Germany. One infected cat by itself does not equal a... | Interview with David Wolfe on raw foods, the bird flu and herbal healing
Published March 8 2006
Mike: Today we're talking with David Wolfe. How are you doing today?
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Mike: I'm doing pretty well, too.... | Get healthy now to prepare your immune system for bird flu outbreak
Published March 14 2005
When taking a look at the potential threat of the bird flu virus, it's difficult to get an accurate perspective. For many people in the United States, Canada or the UK, the bird flu virus is just some... | Bird flu poll reveals U.S. economic collapse likely in the event of a human pandemic
Published April 27 2006
There's a new poll about bird flu in the United States that gives us a somewhat alarming look at what might happen to the U.S. economy if the bird flu becomes infectious to humans. The Harvard School... |
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Published July 9 2004
Here's a must-read article for anyone interested in learning how the pharmaceutical industry really operates. It's a case of aggressive marketing gone bad, with a mixture of corrupt physicians,... | Following revelation that new cholesterol advice came from board members who profit from statin drug makers, medical leaders see no conflict of interest
Published July 17 2004
This article isn't about the comical fact that six out of nine board members who issued the new cholesterol guidelines have been paid by the very pharmaceutical companies who stand to benefit from... | With COX-2 decision, no longer any doubt about FDA corruption and U.S. drug racket
Published February 18 2005
Following the death of as many as 60,000 Americans from COX-2 inhibitors (source: British Medical Journal, author Dr. David Graham, FDA drug safety researcher), an FDA advisory panel has now voted to... | Unnecessary surgery exposed! Why 60% of all surgeries are medically unjustified and how surgeons exploit patients to generate profits
Published October 7 2005
Every year millions of Americans go under the knife, but many of them are enduring great pain and shelling out thousands of dollars for surgeries they don't really need. In fact, the only people who... | If prescription drugs are so good, where are all the healthy drug takers?
Published July 15 2004
When observing the state of modern medicine and the unprecedented influence of pharmaceuticals, an interesting paradox arises. The drug companies claim that pharmaceuticals can do wonders for people:... | The top ten things you'd be able to do if you didn't live under a system of health oppression masquerading as modern medicine
Published August 17 2004
Many U.S. citizens mistakenly believe they live in a free society. But when it comes to health, medicine and nutritional supplements, the system under which we live today is more like the Dark Ages... | Independent medical journal hopes to shake up highly corrupt medical journal industry
Published November 18 2003
Medical journals are highly corrupt: they only print "science" that agrees with the belief systems of the top editors. The vast majority of articles published in most journals have conflicts of... | Why Doctors are Idiots: 150 Years of Disatrous Advice on Children's Health (satire)
Published December 15 2007
(NaturalNews Satire) With mandatory vaccines suddenly being forced onto parents by doctors and so-called "health authorities" in places like Maryland, New Jersey and Texas, you might think that... |
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Published December 15 2004
The Royal College of General Practitioners in the U.K. has accused drug companies of inventing fictitious diseases or exaggerating the severity of symptoms in order to boost drug sales. It's being... | New study shows that 94% of marketing claims made by pharmaceutical companies have no basis in fact
Published August 19 2004
Think that health claims made on the advertising material of pharmaceuticals is based on scientific evidence? Think again. A new study carried out by the Institute for Evidence-Based Medicine in... | Merck caught in scandal to bury Vioxx heart attack risks, intimidate scientists and keep pushing dangerous drugs; Vioxx lawsuits now forming
Published November 6 2004
The truth has finally come out about Vioxx: insider emails published by the Wall Street Journal reveal that Merck, the maker of Vioxx, was fully aware of the health risks of its COX-2 inhibitor... | Off-label drug use and the sham of FDA-approved drug safety
Published May 23 2006
Did you know that many drugs are used legally in the United States today for diseases and conditions they were never approved for? It's called off-label drug use, and it's a common practice that... | An outspoken doctor calls the pharmaceutical industry a national fraud that promotes disease and prevents prevention
Published August 19 2004
As pharmaceutical companies continue their march toward profitability and domination over our "modern" health care system, more and more doctors are speaking out against them. One of the most... | Vioxx only the beginning; antidepressants and statin drugs are medication timebombs
Published October 4 2004
There's a much bigger story than you might think about the recent hoo-ha concerning Vioxx being pulled from the market. It's not just about Vioxx or Merck, the drug's manufacturer. Virtually all... | Vioxx disaster shows health hazards of prescription drugs, failure of FDA to protect the public
Published October 4 2004
There is a new national uproar over a prescription drug, Vioxx, which has been an extremely popular anti-inflammatory drug manufactured and marketed by Merck. Vioxx was recently pulled from the market... | Viagra Now Being Increasingly Used as a Recreational Drug By Younger Men: Is Pfizer Responsible?
Published August 6 2004
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Unlike most of our product reviews, this one isn't about your health or nutrition. It's about your personal safety. Better Life Goods (a company I own, see full disclosure below) has just finished a... | G&P Batteries opens the first battery recycling plant in the UK
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Published November 28 2005
Sanyo Electric Co. expects the majority of hybrid vehicles will run on lithium-ion batteries by... | Energizer Batteries Exposed: NaturalNews Investigation Reveals Truth About "D" Rechargeable Batteries
Published November 2 2007
A NaturalNews photo investigation reveals that Energizer "D" Rechargeable batteries are no more powerful than common "AA" rechargeable batteries. In fact, an off-the-shelf Energizer "D" rechargeable... | Lithium-ion batteries may someday power hybrid cars
Published February 23 2006
The lithium-ion batteries would last longer, which would lead to better mileage for hybrid cars. Additionally, the batteries might also cost less. Right now the batteries sometimes produce violent... | Lithium-ion power tool batteries may power next generation of electric cars
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MyPublicInfo, a leader in identity theft protection and management, has announced its new identity theft protection tool, the Public Information Profile (PIP), is available for immediate download at... | Consumer Advocates help in the fight against identity theft (press release
Published August 9 2005
Consumer Victim Advocates Inc, have open their doors to public. They are newest crime fighters, and are willing to step in the ring to help consumers in the fight against identity... | Convicted felon spills secrets of identity theft in new downloadable consumer safety guide (press release)
Published October 25 2005
Consumers now have a new weapon in the war against identity theft: a downloadable Real Safety Guide (http://RealSafety.org) that unveils 140 proven strategies... | 140 Tips for Preventing Identity Theft and Consumer Fraud Revealed in Real Safety Guide (press release)
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Identity theft is on the rise with nearly 10 million Americans victimized last year, but consumers can protect themselves with the effective strategies revealed in "The Real Safety Guide to Beating... | Identity theft at top of agenda for business group
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Information Week has an article about the group Liberty Alliance, which includes companies like AOL, Sun Systems and Nokia, who plan to take on online identity theft in a collaborative and aggressive... | No one is safe from identity theft, including companies
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The U.S.-based, non-profit group Identity Theft Resource Center warns that information leaks and identity theft problems are getting out of hand in this country, and they are pressuring Congress to... |
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The U.S. Senate passed the FDA "drug safety" bill today (S.1082) with a 93-1 vote. A key amendment that would have called for genuine drug safety protections for consumers -- the Grassley amendment... | Americans betrayed by Democratic senators with surprise amendment that protects Big Pharma monopoly
Published May 8 2007
Consumers expecting a miracle in the Senate that would end Big Pharma's monopoly and the FDA-enforced drug racket now operating in the United States will be sorely disappointed by yesterday's events.... | TMAP, medication algorithm horrors, and the drugging of our children
Published February 21 2006
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Published August 18 2006
For decades, major tobacco companies have lied about the risks of smoking. A federal judge has now ruled that Big Tobacco engaged in decades of conspiracy and civil fraud, scoring a major victory for... | Why health freedom will ultimately overcome Big Pharma mischief and FDA corruption (opinion)
Published May 10 2007
Do you find yourself frustrated with the lack of progress in the fight for consumer rights against Big Pharma and the FDA? Take comfort, my friends, in knowing that even though we did not achieve the... | Natural health community having a huge impact on Senate bill S.1082; consumers achieving important victories
Published May 4 2007
We have good news to report on the Senate bill S.1082 that we've been covering all week. The grassroots efforts of citizens and advocates in the health freedom movement are making a huge impact on... | 28 Senators vote to maintain Big Pharma monopoly over U.S. consumers; Republicans oppose free trade for medicine
Published May 7 2007
On May 3rd, 2007, U.S. Senators voted on an amendment to the 2007 Prescription Drug User Fee bill that aims to reform the FDA and enhance drug safety. This amendment, known as the "Dorgan Amendment... | The Vitamin Hoax: Big Pharma Speaks Through Reader's Digest Magazine
Published February 4 2008
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Published November 1 2005
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Published October 23 2006
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Published October 11 2007
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A new chapter in intuitive email marketing software has been opened by Arial Software's release of Email Marketing Director. The product, designed to make it easy for email marketing professionals to... | Interview with Ralph Wilson on email marketing and e-commerce
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Published February 22 2006
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Coca-cola was originally promoted as a drink "offering the virtues of coca without the vices of alcohol." Until 1903, a typical serving contained 60mg of cocaine. Today, it still contains an... | The health effects of drinking soda - quotes from the experts
Published January 8 2005
This is a compilation of quotes about the destructive health effects of soft drinks from some of the leading authors on health, nutrition and junk food. This full list, and much more information,... | Calcium supplements all but useless without adequate vitamin D from sunlight exposure: interview with Dr. Michael Holick, author of The UV Advantage
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Published January 10 2007
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Published November 7 2003
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Published August 6 2005
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Published January 25 2005
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The bipolar medication lithium is so toxic that it often causes major kidney damage, yet most patients must use it for lifetime maintenance of manic-depressive disorder. Similarly, schizophrenics... | Neurologist Dr. Fred Baughman talks about the fraud of ADHD and the poisoning of U.S. children
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In the past, I jokingly said that broccoli might someday be banned as soon as the public begins to learn about the potent anti-cancer chemicals found in the vegetable. That’s because, as I jested, the... | Cherries ease gout pain
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Drum roll please! Can you believe the simple answer is tart cherries? Medical research has shown tart cherries contain high concentrations of potent antioxidants that have been shown to potentially... | Study shows cherries may help diabetics produce more insulin
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The Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry has published a study that claims anthocyanins, chemicals found in cherries, can expand insulin production by 50 percent and may aid doctors and patients... | Cherries may offer sweet success in the fight against diabetes
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A cup of cherries may be the right prescription for people with diabetes. New research shows that chemicals found in cherries could lower blood sugar levels for diabetics. The study found the... | Cherries contain antioxidant that can fight diabetes
Published May 1 2005
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Published July 13 2004
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Here's the answer to that question.
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A groundbreaking new treatment for fibromyalgia is successful because it addresses the emotional and physical trauma that is believed to be at the root of this chronic illness. According to the... | Ancient medicine rediscovered: Cooling compounds ease chronic pain
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Chronic back pain after an automobile accident and spinal surgery almost shortened the career of the noncommissioned officer in charge of point-of-care testing for the 859th Diagnostics and... | Chronic back pain linked to physical changes in the brain
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(NaturalNews) A team of German researchers has linked chronic back pain to changes in the pain-processing areas of the brain. The research may yield new ways to treat the issue, which, according to... | Listening to music can reduce chronic pain and depression by up to a quarter (press release)
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Listening to music can reduce chronic pain by up to 21 per cent and depression by up to 25 per cent, according to a paper in the latest UK-based Journal of Advanced Nursing.
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Published March 28 2007
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A new form of attack on computers – Pharming – is on its way to your Desktop.
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Published September 4 2005
Computer practices such as email and chat rooms can help keep senior citizens engaged and less depressed, recent studies... | Intelligent cards enable customization for computers and ATMs
Published December 14 2005
The intelligent cards enable the visually impaired to customize computers and ATMs automatically. They can be used in cash dispensers, ticket machines, public access computers and more.... | When old electronics meet their end, much ends up becoming toxic waste in China
Published February 8 2007
(NaturalNews) Old computers and other used-up appliances are creating polluted environments in Asia, the final resting place for much of the world's electronic goods, reports the China Daily... | Legislator to push for laptop computers for lawmakers
Published March 2 2005
A legislator wants to introduce laptop computers to lawmakers of the state after experiencing their benefits in middle school classrooms. Many agreed that the Legislature is awash in paper and a shift... | Computers could download entire contents of a person's brain by 2050, says scientist
Published June 4 2005
Dr. Ian Pearson, head of the Futurology unit at BT, claims that we will be able to download our consciousness into computers by 2050. He believes that humans will achieve virtual immortality by saving... |
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Published February 16 2005
Women now account for $55 billion of the $96 billion consumer electronics marke, and are on top or spend about the same as men in most categories of consumer electronics, except for video games. ... | Sales of consumer electronics up significantly in 2004; analysts predict 2005 will be a record year
Published January 24 2005
Sales of consumer electronic devices rose by nearly 11 percent in 2004, a market study shows. And industry experts predict another 11 percent growth in 2005. If the forecasts prove accurate, the... | Consumer Alert: Prestige Camera generates customer complaints from questionable business practices
Published October 16 2006
(NaturalNews) Complaints against Prestige Camera are cropping up all over the internet at sites such as the $6,000 50-inch plasma television set is among the featured attractions at Consumer Electronics Show
Published January 19 2005
A high-dollar, 50-inch plasma television set that aims to redefine the term home theater was a featured exhibit at the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The high definition set built by... | Zany items on display at Vegas Consumer Electronics Show
Published January 17 2005
A computer monitor with arms for hanging a reading lamp, mirror, web camera and microphone may be one of the more useful products on display at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. In the “why... | Gates delivers Consumer Electronics Show keynote address
Published February 6 2006
Gates' speech did not present much new information, but rather affirmed Gate's commitment to making Microsoft a part of every aspect of living, not just PCs. There was also a small look at Vista, the... | Battery life in consumer electronics not long enough to meet public's demand
Published October 9 2005
Battery life and storage space (especially in digital cameras and laptops) are not keeping pace with the public's demands. Energizer and NEC are working to put out better batteries with the e2 and the... | New MP3 players debut at consumer electronics show
Published April 8 2005
The annual Consumer Electronics Show highlighted MP3 players in 2005, with several manufacturers bringing new lines of product to the attention of electronics consumers. Creative added new models to... | |
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(NaturalNews) The next time you see your infant enjoying a new made-in-China toy, you might want to check to make sure he's not having too much of a good time: A recent discovery reveals that toys... | 36 Strategies to Combat Telephone Cons Detailed in Consumer Safety Guide (press release)
Published February 26 2006
Telephone con artists prey on trusting consumers bilking them out of millions of dollars each year. To help buyers protect themselves from criminal phone solicitors, Truth Publishing has added a new... | Convicted felon spills secrets of identity theft in new downloadable consumer safety guide (press release)
Published October 25 2005
Consumers now have a new weapon in the war against identity theft: a downloadable Real Safety Guide (http://RealSafety.org) that unveils 140 proven strategies... | Natural Consumer Products Found Contaminated with Cancer-Causing 1,4-Dioxane in Groundbreaking Analysis Released by OCA
Published March 15 2008
A cancer-causing compound called 1,4-dioxane has been found in some of the most commonly used petroleum-based cosmetics by a study commissioned by the Organic Consumers Association, including... | How the FDA is Becoming a Drug Company: Consumer Safety and Access to Natural Health Options Threatened
Published June 14 2007
Under the false pretense of improved food and drug safety the FDA is re-inventing itself as a kingpin drug company. This charade has so far hoodwinked virtually all members of Congress. The Senate... | Hundreds of personal care products contain untested, unapproved nano-scale ingredients that may pose consumer safety concerns
Published October 11 2006
(NaturalNews) A computer analysis of 25,000 personal care product labels -- conducted by nonprofit research organization, the Environmental Working Group -- found that hundreds of the products contain... | Pharmaceutical fraud: How Big Pharma's marketing and profits come before consumer safety and wellness
Published September 7 2006
If you have a long, drawn-out, incurable but treatable disease, it's unfortunate for you but great for pharmaceutical companies. While you're suffering indefinitely, you're also buying expensive... |
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Published June 29 2005
After years of double-digit increases in health care costs, Lanco International achieved the seemingly unfathomable. The Chicagoland crane manufacturer recently lowered its health care spending by... | Sodexho USA Celebrates a Year of Wellness (press release)
Published June 25 2005
Sodexho USA (NYSE: SDX - News), the nation's leading provider of food and facilities management services, is celebrating its one year anniversary of the creation of the Sodexho Wellness Council, the... | Breakthrough wellness supplements, part two: Wellness Resources
Published September 19 2006
Continuing with our series on innovative nutritional supplement companies, here's another company I'm raving about: www.WellnessResources.com. It was... | Survey: U.S. Employers Turning to Wellness Programs to Manage Health Care Costs (press release)
Published June 29 2005
Businesses are increasingly turning to wellness programs to get a handle on rising health care costs, and most believe these programs will have a long-term impact but few short-term benefits,... | UC Berkeley Wellness Letter authors remain nutritionally illiterate about chlorella, spirulina, and blue-green algae
Published August 7 2004
On this website we discuss the ignorance of western medical doctors and medical institutions with such frequency that it hardly seems unusual to find another case of health ignorance worth mentioning,... | Natural health pioneer launches Consumer Wellness Center nonprofit organization
Published March 7 2007
A top author and consumer advocate in the natural health movement has created a non-profit organization to better empower consumers with lifesaving knowledge about nutrition, disease prevention and... | Breakthrough wellness supplements, part one: Good Cause Wellness
Published September 17 2006
In the world of nutritional supplements, it's often the smaller, more passionate companies that are the most innovative. In this four-part series, I introduce four little-known wellness supplement... | Oprah Raises Awareness on Thyroid Issue
Published October 24 2007
(NaturalNews) Oprah has done an immense favor to millions of American women by helping them understand that a malfunctioning thyroid gland may indeed be part of their weight and health problems. After... |
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Published July 30 2005
Fruits and vegetables have yet another disease-fighting weapon to offer you: Lutein. Studies show this carotenoid prevents and, to some extent, reverses vision loss, immune system problems, cancer... | Building and Maintaining Strong Vision for Life
Published November 19 2007
(NaturalNews) Building and maintaining excellent vision involves some basic steps anyone can follow. Even if you believe nothing can be done to help your vision, taking these simple steps can go far... | Regular exercise cuts eye disease risk by 70 percent
Published November 1 2006
(NaturalNews) University of Wisconsin researchers recently found that those with an active lifestyle were 70 percent less likely to develop degenerative eye disease than those with a sedentary... | Carrots really do help you see in the dark; beta-carotene-rich foods help prevent a variety of eye ailments
Published September 8 2006
Your mother always told you eating carrots would help you see better, but did she ever tell you why? No, this wasn't just a trick to get you to eat your vegetables. It turns out carrots really do... | Lutein, Zeaxanthin Found to Prevent Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Published January 10 2008
(NaturalNews) Two chemical compounds in the carotenoid family may help protect against age-related blindness, according to a recent study published in the journal Archives of... | Lutein, zeaxanthin in eggs could help prevent macular degeneration
Published September 27 2006
(NaturalNews) Two new studies published in the October issue of Journal of Nutrition have found that eating an egg a day can raise levels of lutein and zeaxanthin in the blood, which can reduce the... | Alpha-blocker prostate drugs cause long-term complications for eye health, cataract surgery
Published August 23 2006
(NaturalNews) U.S. eye experts issued an alert yesterday warning eye surgeons that patients taking alpha-blocker drugs to treat an enlarged prostate may have difficulty recovering from cataract... | Yellow veggies contain natural medicines that prevent blindness, eye degeneration
Published August 15 2006
(NaturalNews) New research appearing in the journal Archives of Ophthalmology reveals that women with diets high in yellow vegetables have a lower risk of age-related macular degeneration... |
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Published April 10 2007
People often ask me about the difference in philosophy between conventional medicine and naturopathic medicine. While the differences are numerous, some of the more fundamental ones can easily be... | Systems of medicine explained: Conventional, alternative, integrative, complementary and more
Published May 1 2006
What's the deal with all the different systems of medicine? And what's the difference between "Western medicine" and "conventional medicine?" Here, you'll find some honest... | The false gods of scientific medicine revealed: It's a cult, not a science
Published July 2 2007
Promoters of conventional medicine claim that all the drug marketing, FDA approvals, surgical procedures, chemotherapy and all other treatments are based on "hard science." The term "science" is... | Gunpoint medicine: Why conventional medicine must use intimidation to control patients (opinion)
Published July 2 2006
This commentary is in response to the Medicine at Gunpoint article published earlier, which revealed that conventional medicine is now resorting... | Disease names like diabetes and osteoporosis are misleading and misinform patients about disease prevention
Published December 10 2004
There is a curious tendency in conventional medicine to name a set of symptoms a disease. I was recently at a compounding pharmacy having my bone mineral density measured to update my health stats. I... | Revealed: The original cause of bird flu, and realistic solutions for preventing a pandemic
Published February 21 2006
The creation of infectious diseases that now threaten humans can be traced directly back to the way we treat animals... especially animals raised as food sources. The only long-term strategy we can... | Naturopathic physicians treat the whole patient, not just the symptoms of disease: an interview with Dr. Joseph Pizzorno
Published February 8 2005
Mike: Does this philosophy of naturopathy stand at odds with much of what's going on in the pharmaceutical industry today, which is "sell more drugs no matter what"?
Dr.... | An outspoken doctor calls the pharmaceutical industry a national fraud that promotes disease and prevents prevention
Published August 19 2004
As pharmaceutical companies continue their march toward profitability and domination over our "modern" health care system, more and more doctors are speaking out against them. One of the most... |
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Published April 26 2006
Sometime in the future, science is going to deliver to us desktop food fabrication equipment. These machines, which I'll call "FoodFabs," will be able to manufacture food items at the touch of a... | Corporate Greed, Intellectual Property Laws and the Destruction of Human Civilization
Published October 5 2007
Did you know that if you have children you are an international criminal? You have violated intellectual property laws by infringing on the copyrights of companies that have been granted patents on... | Monsanto attempts to claim patent ownership of pigs
Published September 9 2005
Piglets worldwide may have a new mother pig… Monsanto Company. In case you haven't heard, Monsanto invented the pig. Well, not all pigs, just the really profitable ones. Nature can keep all the... | Media giants want to criminalize personal copying of movie DVDs to portable electronic devices
Published January 14 2007
With so many portable video devices emerging on the market these days, there's a growing question about intellectual property and whether or not it's appropriate to rip video to formats that will play... | The new rules of imperialism: Economic warfare, consumer products and disease exports
Published May 29 2007
History tells us that imperialist nations quite predictably invade weaker nations on a regular basis... especially when those weaker nations happen to be standing on valuable natural resources like... | Review: The Future of Food, a must-see documentary that exposes the biotech threat to life on our planet
Published May 3 2007
There is a cabal of power-hungry corporations that are systematically destroying humanity's future. These companies have taken over the food supply, injected pesticides, viruses and invading genes... | Are book publishers going to make it illegal to buy used books and outlaw public libraries?
Published July 13 2004
Book publishers can't stand the fact that people can buy and sell used books online at places like Amazon.com. In fact, they're downright frustrated with it, because sales of old books are starting to... | Copyright laws need serious overhaul to protect honest consumers in digital age, says think tank
Published November 1 2006
(NaturalNews) When you copy CDs and DVDs that you purchased to your own portable electronic device, you are breaking the law if you are a British citizen. The Institute for Public Policy Research... |
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Published April 26 2006
Sometime in the future, science is going to deliver to us desktop food fabrication equipment. These machines, which I'll call "FoodFabs," will be able to manufacture food items at the touch of a... | Corporate Greed, Intellectual Property Laws and the Destruction of Human Civilization
Published October 5 2007
Did you know that if you have children you are an international criminal? You have violated intellectual property laws by infringing on the copyrights of companies that have been granted patents on... | Monsanto attempts to claim patent ownership of pigs
Published September 9 2005
Piglets worldwide may have a new mother pig… Monsanto Company. In case you haven't heard, Monsanto invented the pig. Well, not all pigs, just the really profitable ones. Nature can keep all the... | Media giants want to criminalize personal copying of movie DVDs to portable electronic devices
Published January 14 2007
With so many portable video devices emerging on the market these days, there's a growing question about intellectual property and whether or not it's appropriate to rip video to formats that will... | The new rules of imperialism: Economic warfare, consumer products and disease exports
Published May 29 2007
History tells us that imperialist nations quite predictably invade weaker nations on a regular basis... especially when those weaker nations happen to be standing on valuable natural resources like... | Review: The Future of Food, a must-see documentary that exposes the biotech threat to life on our planet
Published May 3 2007
There is a cabal of power-hungry corporations that are systematically destroying humanity's future. These companies have taken over the food supply, injected pesticides, viruses and invading genes... | Are book publishers going to make it illegal to buy used books and outlaw public libraries?
Published July 13 2004
Book publishers can't stand the fact that people can buy and sell used books online at places like Amazon.com. In fact, they're downright frustrated with it, because sales of old books are starting... | Copyright laws need serious overhaul to protect honest consumers in digital age, says think tank
Published November 1 2006
(NaturalNews) When you copy CDs and DVDs that you purchased to your own portable electronic device, you are breaking the law if you are a British citizen. The Institute for Public Policy Research... |
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Published December 26 2004
New research published in the United States that followed 50,000 U.S. nurses reveals those who drank just one serving of soda or fruit punch a day gained weight more quickly than those who drank less... | Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and type II diabetes
Published July 7 2005
Sugar and refined carbohydrates are undeniably linked to diabetes. Researchers around the world have come to the conclusion that the consumption of refined sugar is detrimental to the health of people... | Soft drinks, high-fructose corn syrup promote diabetes, says study
Published August 28 2004
Data collected from a study of 51, 603 nurses in the United States found that women who drank one serving of non-diet soda or fruit punch daily, which was sweetened with either sugar or high-fructose... | New research shows cancer caused by carbohydrates, sugars, white flour, and corn syrup
Published August 8 2004
A new study published in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Mile Markers, and Prevention is presenting evidence of the link between the consumption of refined carbohydrates and cancer. This... | Soda warning: High sugar intake linked to pancreatic cancer
Published November 9 2006
(NaturalNews) On Wednesday, research was released from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden that showed people who drink soft drinks or add sugar to their coffee increase their risk of developing... | Sugar industry denies links between sugars and obesity
Published October 24 2004
Given everything we now know to be true about sugar and high-fructose corn syrup, I find it absolutely stunning that the sugar industry continues to deny any link whatsoever between the consumption of... |
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Published July 7 2005
In 2001, 2.8 billion prescriptions were filled in the United States for an average of 9.9 prescriptions per person. This statistic taken from Ultraprevention, by Drs. Mark Hyman and Mark... | China executes top FDA official while the U.S. does nothing to counter corruption
Published July 11 2007
What's interesting about China's execution of its top FDA official (Zheng Xiaoyu) for accepting bribes from drug companies is not that China executed a corrupt official, it's that such harsh actions... | Corruption exposed: drug companies gave grants, consulting fees to panelists who issued new cholesterol guidelines that are driving demand for statins
Published July 15 2004
The new cholesterol lowering guidelines are proving to be a windfall for statin drug manufacturers like Pfizer and Merck: most news articles and medical advice concerning the new guidelines recommend... | Corporate greed, corruption, and the coming collapse of America as we know it
Published June 22 2007
The U.S. government, once crafted as a system that would serve the interests of the people, has devolved into a system of plutocracy where corporations control both the government and the... | Bribery in medicine: How drug authorities, Big Pharma pushers and other medical racket operators forfeit ethics for power and profits
Published January 10 2006
Mike Espy, Spiro Agnew, the Bolsheviks -- why, even Thomas Edison participated in bribery. African American civil rights activist W.E.B. DuBois exposed the connections between bribery, exploitation... | The Honest Government Agenda: How Congress Can Clean Up Corruption (press release)
Published August 24 2006
Commercial Alert released today the Honest Government Agenda, a set of fifteen reforms to clean up corruption in Congress and the executive branch.
“The Abramoff scandal shows us how Congress... | Whistleblowers wanted: Truth Publishing seeks insiders to speak out about drug companies, health insurance and conventional medicine
Published May 24 2006
If you work for a drug company, federal regulator, health insurance company, hospital, junk food manufacturer or any other organization related to health, a new opportunity has surfaced for you to... | Following revelation that new cholesterol advice came from board members who profit from statin drug makers, medical leaders see no conflict of interest
Published July 17 2004
This article isn't about the comical fact that six out of nine board members who issued the new cholesterol guidelines have been paid by the very pharmaceutical companies who stand to benefit from... |
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Published March 15 2008
A cancer-causing compound called 1,4-dioxane has been found in some of the most commonly used petroleum-based cosmetics by a study commissioned by the Organic Consumers Association, including products... | Beauty to die for: health hazards of cosmetics and skin care products revealed
Published January 20 2006
Your medicine cabinet is one of the most dangerous areas of your house, and not for the reasons you may think. Lurking just behind your bathroom mirror, where all of your favorite beauty products are... | Cosmetics products routinely formulated with cancer-causing chemicals
Published April 23 2007
An environmental coalition known as the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics is pressuring the U.S. government to institute regulations on the use of toxic chemicals in cosmetics and other personal care... | Petroleum-based cosmetics and skin care products found to contain cancer-causing chemical 1,4-dioxane
Published March 20 2007
A recent study by the non-profit Environmental Working Group showed that many cosmetic products -- including more than half of all baby soaps -- contained a carcinogenic chemical. Internal studies in... | Will that facelift get you a pay raise? Cosmetic surgery and your career
Published May 26 2005
Is cosmetic surgery important for saving your job? I'm seeing an increasing number of stories on cosmetic surgery for men, and in asking men why they want to get cosmetic surgery, the most common... | Choose Your Lipstick Wisely - Lead Contamination Widespread
Published November 9 2007
(NaturalNews) Have you ever thought about what’s in that pretty red stuff you’re putting on your lips? Could it be collagen, beeswax, strawberries, or lead perhaps?
Reports about... | Some cosmetics not coming from chemicals, but foods
Published June 26 2005
Food ingredients such as wine, rice and tofu are becoming more commonly used as ingredients for cosmetics as consumers focus more on these naturally concocted products, the safety of which has been... | Hypoallergenic and fragrance-free cosmetics advertising misleading
Published June 1 2005
Consumers should beware of cosmetic products advertised as "hypoallergenic," "fragrance-free" or "natural." Since the FDA does not require cosmetic companies to substantiate these claims, many... |
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Published September 22 2006
(NaturalNews) There is a surge in popularity for cosmetic surgery in Britain lately, and men seeking to retain or re-obtain their youth seem to be fueling it.
The practice is particularly popular... | Will that facelift get you a pay raise? Cosmetic surgery and your career
Published May 26 2005
Is cosmetic surgery important for saving your job? I'm seeing an increasing number of stories on cosmetic surgery for men, and in asking men why they want to get cosmetic surgery, the most common... | Culture of cosmetic surgery takes hold
Published August 21 2004
Sadly, the United States is fast becoming a culture of cosmetic surgery. Instead of tackling their health problems at the core, people turn to cosmetic surgery to alter their appearance, forgetting... | Cosmetic surgery not as popular among young women as some fear; only five percent of college-age females participate
Published March 8 2005
Parents who worry that their daughters will turn to unnecessary cosmetic surgery may have nothing to fear after all, a new study shows. A report in the American Society of Plastic Surgeons journal... | Washington state lawmakers ponder cosmetic surgery tax
Published February 3 2005
The legislature in Washington state is considering putting a tax on cosmetic procedures such as Botox injections and plastic surgery. Procedures such as reconstructive surgery for burn victims or... | Liposuction on the rise as many women shun exercise and dieting
Published January 30 2007
(NaturalNews) The demand for cosmetic surgery is on the rise, with a worsening obesity epidemic feeding a desire for quick-fix weight loss.
According to the British Association of Aesthetic... | Americans increase use of cosmetic surgery, procedures
Published April 2 2005
Plastic surgeons reported a 22 percent increase in cosmetic surgery and non-surgical procedures in 2004, according to a study released by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive... | Lasers bringing new life to cosmetic surgery business; 'non-invasive' procedures proving popular
Published January 25 2005
Cosmetic surgery is more popular than ever these days thanks to advances in laser technology. Now that doctors can do many operations without cutting and sewing, consumers are chomping at the bit to... |
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Published February 27 2005
In order to protect their graduates from falling into a cycle of endless debt, 45 South Dakota high schools are bringing in a California company to teach their seniors about credit cards. With people... | Rates on consumer credit cards and bank notes slightly higher
Published January 25 2005
For the week ending January 11, the average annual percentage rate (APR) on Platinum credit cards moved slightly higher from 11.15 percent the previous week to 11.18 percent. Some bank products also... | Credit cards may not be the best way to spend money abroad
Published March 9 2005
Although credit cards often offer the best exchange rates abroad, due to high fees on foreign transactions they are generally not the best way to spend money when outside your home country. It's... | Internet can be very useful for those who want more information about credit cards and managing debt
Published March 23 2005
Anybody looking for information about credit cards, credit card offers, and how to manage credit card debt can look online for all they need. There are plenty of sites out there that will rank credit... | Credit cards prove problematic for many college students; temptation lures many to unmanageable debts
Published February 7 2005
College students attracted to their first credit cards by offers of free t-shirts or cool pictures on their card often find themselves with large, unmanageable debts, consumer experts warn. One recent... | Giving children credit cards is just plain stupid, according to one writer
Published February 27 2005
Though many parents believe that they should give their kids credit cards in order to teach them about credit, Janet Bodnar thinks this is idiotic thinking. In fact, kids will learn more about taking... | New marketing techniques by banks turn credit cards into wallet-size billboards
Published May 11 2005
Banks are fighting for more power by increasing the size of their name on credit cards. New logos on credit cards show bank names much larger than Visa and MasterCard logos. This change is a new... | Credit cards raise rates for smallest credit mistakes, says writer
Published February 27 2005
People who transfer balances to cards that advertise low, fixed rates are often in for a surprise when the rate suddenly jumps up. Though the credit card company claims that the rate is fixed, being... |
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Published July 14 2004
Vibrational medicine is a promising area of "technology" (it's difficult to call it that) that covers a variety of pioneering healing modalities now known to be far more powerful than drugs and... | Vibrational medicine breakthrough: new technology uses sound waves to
conduct surgery without scalpels or stitches
Published June 11 2004
A researcher at the Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey has
created breakthrough new medical technology based on sound waves. The
use of sound for healing dates back thousands of years... | Homeopathy breakthrough: homeopathic solutions proven to carry memory of water and exhibit biological effects
Published August 19 2004
Groundbreaking new research has just been revealed that establishes the validity of homeopathy. It's being called the "holy grail" of homeopathy, and it has been published in the peer reviewed journal... | Researchers use blue light to kill bacteria that cause stomach ulcers
Published July 13 2004
It's a fascinating combination of phototherapy and medical science: LumeRX, a private firm, has developed technology that destroys the bacteria that cause stomach ulcers by using specific wavelengths... | Review: Violet Ray Crystal Resonator machine broadcasts healing energy for your body, mind and home
Published January 13 2007
If you enjoyed the movie, "What the Bleep Do We Know?" or you're interested in the new science of healing with energy, you're going to enjoy this review and tour of a unique energy product called the... | How to end cruelty to people, animals and nature, and create a world without war and environmental destruction
Published April 2 2005
What is cruelty? It is any harmful action taken against another living entity that disregards its consciousness or awareness. In this essay, we'll explore some of the levels of cruelty: how it... | New Research In Mind-Body Medicine Shows That Social Interaction Accelerates Healing
Published August 6 2004
A new study conducted at Ohio State University and published in the journal Psychoneuroendocrinology has revealed that having social interaction makes wounds heal faster. In fact, this study... |
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Arial Software has done something previously thought impossible for desktop email campaign software.
It has released its best-selling Email Marketing Director software with a professional... | New email marketing software designed for marketers, not technical users
Published July 19 2004
A new chapter in intuitive email marketing software has been opened by Arial Software's release of Email Marketing Director. The product, designed to make it easy for email marketing professionals to... | Interview with Ralph Wilson on email marketing and e-commerce
Published March 15 2006
Mike: Today we are speaking with Ralph Wilson, a globally recognized authority on web marketing and e-commerce. He is the author of hundreds of articles, e-books and newsletter issues all... | Email marketing service provider Listrak spams president of permission-based email software company with unsolicited commercial email
Published March 24 2005
I had to share this one with you, folks. If you laugh as hard as I did, this will make your day. As many readers of this site know, in addition to writing these feature articles, I'm also the... | New version of Email Marketing Director from Arial Software improves built-in customer list handling ability (press release)
Published June 16 2005
The latest version of Arial Software's easy-to-use professional email marketing software has improved its database functions for easier list handling.
Database improvements to Email Marketing... | Responsible email marketing requires attention to guidelines
Published October 5 2004
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Published February 15 2005
Arial Software has recently released the newest version of its industry-leading email marketing software. Campaign Enterprise 9 provides email marketing managers with new organization and... | Most U.S. businesses fail to fully tap the business-building potential of email marketing, says industry pioneer (press release)
Published August 17 2005
Summary: The latest book from Arial Software CEO Mike Adams explores the next wave of permission email marketing, revealing the strategies that savvy companies will employ to take their... |
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Published November 6 2004
The truth has finally come out about Vioxx: insider emails published by the Wall Street Journal reveal that Merck, the maker of Vioxx, was fully aware of the health risks of its COX-2 inhibitor... | FDA censorship, suppression of its own scientists is routine, survey reveals
Published February 27 2005
Here's information you're not supposed to know about the FDA. It was uncovered through a Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) request that uncovered a 2002 Human and Health Services survey asking FDA... | With Tysabri decision, the FDA declares no drug is too dangerous to be FDA approved
Published March 28 2006
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the agency that claims to be responsible for protecting consumers from dangerous food and drug products, has just surrendered its primary responsibility.... | Following deplorable attacks in London, pharmaceuticals are still more deadly than terrorists
Published July 7 2005
Just days after we posted an article on the dangers of pharmaceuticals vs. terrorism, London was hit by a terrorist attack that left 37 dead and hundreds more wounded. Headlines around the world are... | FDA refuses to pull dangerous diabetes drug Avandia, even knowing it will kill thousands
Published August 1 2007
The Food and Drug Administration voted overwhelmingly to keep the diabetes drug Avandia on the market, despite its known deadly effects. Two FDA committees met yesterday in Gaithersburg, Maryland, to... | Herceptin cancer drug causes heart damage in 28 percent of patients
Published August 15 2006
(NaturalNews) A new study in the Journal of Clinical Oncology has found that the cancer drug Herceptin causes heart damage in 28 percent of its users.
A team of researchers from the University of... | ADHD drugs to carry new warnings about psychotic behavior
Published August 22 2006
(NaturalNews) The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced yesterday that several ADHD drugs must now carry information on the labels warning consumers of the risk of heart problems and... | The beginning of the end of chemical-based medicine
Published May 19 2005
A recent study published in the medical journal "The Lancet" reveals that as many as 140,000 heart attacks, in the United States alone, were caused by Vioxx, and 44 percent of those likely died from... |
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Published December 5 2004
Veterinarians know far more about nutrition than most doctors. Pets generally don't have health insurance, and it's much cheaper to prevent disease in your pet through good nutrition than it is to... | Many "healthy" and vegetarian foods contain MSG in the form of yeast extract
Published July 27 2004
There's a great deal of deception in the labeling of food products found at your local grocery store and even at many health food stores. A disturbing trend I've noticed is that many vegetarian... | Kraft sells avocado-free guacamole dip product made with hydrogenated oils
Published December 5 2004
Kraft and other food manufacturers are currently selling guacamole dips that have no avocado in them, according to a report from the non-profit Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI). This... | Opinion: Ensure is primarily sugar water, marketed with misleading statements that deceive consumers
Published December 5 2004
When I'm out shopping for groceries, I see lots of people purchasing bottles of Ensure. Typically they are older people, and they are buying it by the cartload, it seems. The front label of the... | Poor nutrition, junk foods lead directly to pharmaceutical industry profits
Published December 5 2004
If nutrition is so good at preventing and even reversing chronic disease, why isn't it taught by the practitioners of conventional medicine? Why isn't your doctor giving you the fundamentals of... | White flour contains diabetes-causing contaminant alloxan
Published June 2 2005
You may want to think twice before eating your next sandwich on white bread. Studies show that alloxan, the chemical that makes white flour look "clean" and "beautiful," destroys the beta cells of... | Q&A: How to unclog your arteries without surgery or drugs
Published December 5 2004
A reader asks, "How can I unclog my arteries or clean my arteries without surgery?" And, "What are some good heart foods?"
First, stop doing the things that gave you atherosclerosis in the... | Fast food chicken contains cancer-causing chemicals; warning labels sought
Published October 2 2006
(NaturalNews) According to a press release issued Thursday by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, the nonprofit health organization is suing national fast food giants McDonald's, Burger... |
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Published August 19 2004
New research is appearing now that's showing the link between the consumption of food additives by children -- especially food colorings -- and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD.... | ADDitives and ADHD: A Comprehensive Look
Published October 26 2007
(NaturalNews) ADHD has been a hot topic in the media for a few years due to raising diagnoses, medication concerns, and debates to whether it is even a real health condition. New research has found... | Ground-Breaking Study Links Food Additives to Hyperactivity in Children
Published September 27 2007
(NaturalNews) In a landmark study published in The Lancet, commonly used artificial food colorings and the preservative sodium benzoate have been strongly linked to hyperactivity in children,... | Western diets cause strokes, says American Heart Association
Published July 3 2004
The American Heart Association remains years behind the curve when it comes to recognizing links between nutrition and heart disease, but they've taken a recent step forward by announcing that the... | How food companies fool consumers with food coloring ingredients made from petrochemicals
Published March 21 2008
Have you ever wondered why companies use artificial colors? You might think it's because they want to make their food look good, but there's another reason -- a far deeper reason -- why companies use... | Food Additives Found to Cause Hyperactivity in Children
Published January 29 2008
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Published December 23 2007
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Here's a great idea: Let's take one of the most toxic elements on the periodic table and put it in people's mouths. That's exactly what dentists have been doing in the United States for decades, as... | Toxic waste chemicals are disposed of by feeding to humans, then calling it fluoride
Published March 23 2005
If I told you you could have great-looking skin by eating skin cream, you'd think I was crazy, but that's exactly what dentists are telling you when they say people should ingest fluoride in order to... | Five-year-old girl dies after dental visit, overdose of sedatives
Published September 28 2006
(NaturalNews) A 5-year-old Chicago girl was sedated during a visit to Little Angel Dental on Saturday and never woke up, according to a hospital official at Children's Memorial Hospital in... | Dentistry Study Shows Black Tea Reduces Plaque, Resulting in Fewer Cavities; Medical Research Suggests Tea Protects Against Heart Disease and Cancer (press release)
Published July 31 2005
A recent Chicago College of Dentistry study showed that people who rinsed their mouths with black tea multiple times a day had less plaque buildup than those who rinsed with water. "Polyphenols in tea... | Fluoride use in dentistry may be unethical, Australian scientist says; chemical regarded as toxic across Europe
Published February 16 2005
An Australian scientist says fluoride's use in dentistry may be unethical. The expert notes that across Europe, many health care officials regard fluoride as a serious toxin and have discontinued its... | FDA advisory panel says agency's decision on mercury fillings was "not reasonable"
Published September 11 2006
(NaturalNews) -- A panel of government health advisors voted last week to reject the findings of a recent Food and Drug Administration (FDA) report that concluded mercury amalgam dental fillings are... | Dentistry scams exposed: Mercury fillings and unnecessary dental surgery
Published June 9 2006
Modern dentistry is a curious branch of conventional medicine, and like much of conventional medicine, it offers a strange mixture of both helping people (improving dental health) while harming them... | Solving The Pain Puzzle (press release)
Published July 26 2005
What do headaches, congestion in the ears, limited jaw opening, joint problems, clicking or popping, numbness in fingers tips, pain behind the eyes, difficulty swallowing all have in common? A cure!... |
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It's no secret that long-term diet and nutrition choices have an effect on the way we look and feel; but new studies show that nutrition can also affect the way we think. As it turns out,... | Antidepressants Associated With Increased Risk of Diabetes in Pre-Diabetics (press release)
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The use of antidepressant drugs was associated with a significantly increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes in people who were already at greater risk of the disease – and this effect was not... | Treat depression with vitamins, herbs and supplements
Published September 14 2005
Experts have found that many food allergies and other nutritional deficiencies could cause depression. The most serious depression could be caused by an insensitivity to glucose or impaired tolerance... | Depression and mental disorders can be prevented and treated with simple healing foods
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A new study published in the February 15, 2005 issue of Biological Psychiatry shows that certain foods are better at treating depression than antidepressant drugs. The study found that omega-3 fatty... | Psychiatric Drugs: Chemical Warfare on Humans - interview with Robert Whitaker
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The following is a Street Spirit interview with Robert Whitaker, author of Mad In America: Bad Science, Bad Medicine, and the Enduring Mistreatment of the Mentally Ill. It is reprinted here with... | Psych Drug Shocker: Antidepressant Drugs Work No Better than Placebo; Big Pharma Hoax Finally Exposed
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Published May 5 2005
A recent study has found that diabetics are more prone to depression than non-diabetics and depressed diabetics are more likely to die within a 10-year period and depressed non-diabetics. Researchers... |
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In a study exploring DHEA-replacement therapy as a weight loss technique, researchers gave test animals large doses of both DHEA and the drug fenfluramine. According to Dr. Ray Sahelian's DHEA: A... | DHEA as cancer fighter
Published August 2 2005
DHEA's ability to increase libido, burn fat and slow the aging process may be reason enough to consider taking the supplement. But in addition to those, DHEA could also help you prevent and fight... | Dietary supplement DHEA could be effective treatment for depression
Published February 14 2005
An over-the-counter dietary supplement known as DHEA may be good for treating depression, particularly the mid-life blues, one new study concludes. The study compared groups of middle-aged... | DHEA hormone supplementation reduces abdominal fat, improves glucose tolerance with no side effects
Published November 24 2004
In a six-month study of elderly people, researches found that the hormone dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) significantly reduced abdominal fat and improved insulin action. This finding suggests DHEA... | Low DHEA levels linked to loss of libido in women
Published July 21 2004
DHEA has traditionally been used as a nutritional supplement for men, but new research shows it may also benefit women. New findings reveal that low levels of DHEA are associated with loss of sexual... | Low libido in women found to be caused by DHEA deficiency, not low testosterone
Published June 21 2004
New research is blowing away an accepted medical "truth" -- that low testosterone is to blame for women's lack of sexual drive. But it turns out that DHEA levels may be to blame, and that means... |
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Published August 2 2005
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Published February 14 2005
An over-the-counter dietary supplement known as DHEA may be good for treating depression, particularly the mid-life blues, one new study concludes. The study compared groups of middle-aged... | DHEA hormone supplementation reduces abdominal fat, improves glucose tolerance with no side effects
Published November 24 2004
In a six-month study of elderly people, researches found that the hormone dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) significantly reduced abdominal fat and improved insulin action. This finding suggests DHEA... | Low DHEA levels linked to loss of libido in women
Published July 21 2004
DHEA has traditionally been used as a nutritional supplement for men, but new research shows it may also benefit women. New findings reveal that low levels of DHEA are associated with loss of sexual... | Low libido in women found to be caused by DHEA deficiency, not low testosterone
Published June 21 2004
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Published December 11 2006
Earlier this month, Santa Claus went public with his diagnosis of type-2 diabetes and asked for the help of nutritionists to teach him how to overcome the blood sugar disorder before Christmas.... | Santa Claus diagnosed with type-2 diabetes; seeks nutritional solution in time for Christmas
Published December 4 2006
What's Christmas without leaving those green-glittered cookies for Santa Claus? Well, all those sweets have a hefty price tag. Today, NaturalNews has learned that the jovial, rotund Mr. Claus has been... | Santa Claus boosts exercise habit to beat type-2 diabetes before Christmas
Published December 15 2006
Earlier this month, Santa Claus was diagnosed with type-2 diabetes. By working with a team of top nutritionists, he has already improved his diet by eliminating foods and beverages that promote... | Double diabetes is a growing health threat among U.S. adults and children
Published December 14 2006
(NaturalNews) The obesity epidemic in the United States affects an estimated 20.8 million members of the population, and has become so widespread, doctors are now seeing patients with both type 1 and... | Green tea extract may help prevent type-2 diabetes through improved glucose tolerance
Published October 10 2006
(NaturalNews) A new study by DSM Nutritional Products shows that epigallocatechin gallate, commonly known as EGCG, improves glucose tolerance in diabetic rodents and could be a positive addition to... | American Diabetes Association receives millions each year from junk food companies, candy manufacturers and pharmaceutical firms
Published November 27 2006
(NaturalNews) The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recently rewrote its guidelines on accepting corporate sponsorships from companies that sell unhealthy foods in an effort to appear unbiased, but... | Global diabetes epidemic threatens to destroy indigenous populations
Published November 14 2006
(NaturalNews) The global epidemic of diabetes could eventually wipe out indigenous populations around the world, according to experts at an international diabetes conference in... | Diabetes hits poor the hardest, report reveals
Published November 14 2006
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Published June 2 2005
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Published October 24 2006
According to the Center of Disease Control, one out of six diabetics will require an amputation (below the knee) during their lifetime.
A study published in the July journal of Clinical and... | Diabetic retinopathy the leading cause of blindness in the U.S.
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During National Diabetes Month, health organizations are urging people to get eye exams, a key test for detecting diabetes in its early stages.... | Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and type II diabetes
Published July 7 2005
Sugar and refined carbohydrates are undeniably linked to diabetes. Researchers around the world have come to the conclusion that the consumption of refined sugar is detrimental to the health of... | New herbal supplement product uses green tea and cinnamon for controlling diabetes
Published July 28 2004
There's a new nutritional supplement available for people suffering from Type 2 diabetes. It's called The Body Rejuvenator, marketed by Lafayette Miracle Solutions. Now, I'm not familiar with this... | Diabetic foot wounds lead to 80,000 amputations every year; most amputations are preventable
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Loss of sensation in the limbs, especially the feet, is one of the more common complications of diabetes. Because they cannot feel pain in those areas, many diabetics are unaware of the formations of... |
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Published July 24 2004
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Are you trying to lose weight? If so, let me ask you a question: What would make your weight loss goals easier to achieve? Aside from having those pounds magically melt off, appetite control would... | Diet pills make comeback with ephedra-free weight loss supplements
Published May 10 2004
Following the politically movitvated ban on ephedra by the FDA, makers
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Published July 8 2004
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Published August 6 2004
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Published July 6 2005
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Published May 10 2004
Following the politically movitvated ban on ephedra by the FDA, makers
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Published July 5 2005
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Published July 8 2004
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Published June 12 2006
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Published July 6 2005
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Published July 8 2004
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Unlike the harmful bacteria sometimes found in food that can cause a host of health problems; probiotics, found in yogurt and certain other foods, have proven to be extremely effective in avoiding... | Pet health supplements, disease prevention and miracle pet cures: an exclusive interview with Dr. Lisa Newman, formulator of the Azmira Holistic Pet Care products (part 4 of 4)
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Published December 21 2005
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Digital cameras' power demands can quickly drain batteries, which means that you need to find batteries that will stand up to the rigors of these hungry devices. Alkaline batteries can quickly be... | Simple, cheap digital cameras still have advantages over high-end models
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Published January 24 2005
United States consumers bought twice as many digital cameras as conventional film cameras last year. And, with cameras fast becoming a standard feature of cell phones, digital photography seems to... | Binoculars equipped with digital cameras lack picture quality, says New York Times reviewer
Published April 6 2005
The Bushnell Instant Replay and Compact Instant Replay, the Celestron VistaPix and the Meade CaptureView CV-4 are the latest entrants in the hybrid gadget market. They are binoculars with built-in... |
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Published January 18 2005
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Published June 12 2005
The price and complexity of digital cameras, combined with competition from cell phone cameras, have some analysts predicting sales for digital cameras will drop significantly by 2007. Christopher... | Finding the right battery for your digital camera is vital because of the power that digital cameras draw
Published February 4 2005
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Published January 24 2005
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Published August 15 2005
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Published October 24 2007
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Specialized robots such as robotic vacuums, as well as HDTV and DVRs, are expected to be big business in the coming year. However, high prices and the Blu-Ray/HD DVD format war may slow... |
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Published November 28 2007
The end of Free Speech in America has arrived at our doorstep. It's a new law called the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act, and it is worded in a clever way that... | Statistics prove prescription drugs are 16,400% more deadly than terrorists
Published July 5 2005
America was rudely awakened to a new kind of danger on September 11, 2001: Terrorism. The attacks that day left 2,996 people dead, including the passengers on the four commercial airliners that were... | Poll: Many Americans think government's terrorism investigations are violating privacy rights
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Published July 7 2005
Just days after we posted an article on the dangers of pharmaceuticals vs. terrorism, London was hit by a terrorist attack that left 37 dead and hundreds more wounded. Headlines around the world are... | Battery display devices mistaken for terrorist bombs
Published February 1 2007
Boston is in an uproar this week after stupid people dialed 911 upon spotting "threatening looking" devices planted in various locations around the city. What was threatening about the devices? They... | Tourists consider Caribbean a haven from terrorism threats; visitors flocking to the region in recent months
Published February 17 2005
Tourists flocked to the Caribbean in 2004 even though the islands in the area were hit by several hurricanes. Many said terrorists, not mother nature, caused most of their vacation worries, and... | Protect your health (and your thyroid) with potassium iodide in case of a nuclear emergency or terrorism event
Published October 12 2005
Like September 11, 2001, the 2005 terrorist attacks in London once again reminded the Western hemisphere that even the countries that wield tremendous military power are not immune to terrorism.... | Maryland Health Officials Who Coerce Vaccinations Qualify as "Terrorists" Under New Senate Legislation
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A cute, animated ball bounces around very sadly until he takes a magic potion; suddenly, it becomes happier than ever. No, that isn't the plot of a new children's movie. On the contrary, it's the... | The truth about medical journals, and how drug companies exert heavy influence over published scientific articles
Published October 3 2005
Can the medical journals be trusted to provide accurate, unbiased information about medicine even as they are almost entirely funded by drug companies? In her book, Vaccination, Peggy O'Mara... | Drug companies discredit negative studies and blacklist honest researchers
Published May 17 2005
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On Monday, April 30th, the Senate is expected to vote on the FDA Evilization Act of 2007 (oops, I mean the "Revitalization Act"). This is a bill that has some good points (such as banning advertising... | Americans fed up with drug industry influence, FDA corruption, reveals remarkable Consumer Reports survey
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Published September 7 2006
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Published December 15 2004
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Published August 19 2004
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Published July 17 2004
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Published July 15 2004
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Published July 15 2004
The new cholesterol lowering guidelines are proving to be a windfall for statin drug manufacturers like Pfizer and Merck: most news articles and medical advice concerning the new guidelines recommend... | If Drugs From Canada Are So Dangerous, Where Are All the Dead Canadians?
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Digital video recorders (DVRs) such as the increasingly popular TiVo are changing the way Americans watch television. The number of homes equipped with DVRs is expected to top 33 million by the end... | Competitive market for DVRs leads to heavy TiVO discounting
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Published October 9 2006
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Published June 16 2006
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Published June 22 2005
This Mail Tribune article describes a project by Oregon vets to create their own place to relax, grow vegetables, and practice meditation and Tai Chi just next to the local veterans hospital.... | Botanist goes gardening for his medicine
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Published March 19 2007
A new report suggests global warming causes an increase in fevers among kids during the hottest days of the year. Researchers from the University of Sydney have monitored the first study that... | Global Warming Threatens Coastal Fishing (press release)
Published August 1 2006
Many of Florida’s coastal bays and estuaries will be inundated by 2100 due to sea-level rise from global warming, making the “Fishing Capital of the World” uninhabitable by some of Florida’s most... | Coming global warming will cause climate zone migration, species extinction
Published September 5 2007
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Published February 12 2007
(NaturalNews) British billionaire Richard Branson revealed on Friday that he is offering $25 million to anyone who can create a technology that will clean out greenhouse gasses from the... | Global warming blamed for droughts in Utah
Published October 16 2005
Utah saw its first snowfall approaching "normal" last winter, but it has been seven years since the state has seen that level of snowfall, and a Rocky Mountain Climate Organization study suggests... | Scientists says rapidly melting ice caps prove global warming is real
Published March 6 2005
Studies examining ocean temperatures and the Arctic ice cap have determined that global warming is real and it is definitely caused by humans. Scientists have built models of other possible... | Ecologists warn about the effects of global warming on biodiversity
Published November 28 2005
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Published November 20 2006
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Published June 22 2005
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Published March 15 2006
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Published August 18 2006
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Published February 13 2005
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Published March 15 2006
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Published August 18 2006
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Published July 13 2004
All over the country, summer camps for kids are doing something smart: they're shifting to healthier menus with fresh fruits and vegetables instead of junk foods, fried foods and candy. It's all part... | Public schools outshining private schools?
Published August 6 2005
A new study has shown that children excel more in public school then in private... | Schoolchildren Are Increasingly Dosed With Both Ritalin and Anti-Psychotic Drugs, Says New Research
Published August 6 2004
Researchers from the Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt have found that anti-psychotic medications are being prescribed at an alarming rate for Tennessee children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity... | Victory! Chicago pulls soft drinks from public schools, saving children from diabetes, obesity and ADHD
Published December 2 2004
It's a rare victory in the soft drink vending machine wars. Typically, public schools give in and take the cash, exploiting the health of students in order to raise badly-needed... | Restrict soda vending machines in public schools, says American Dietetic Association
Published October 4 2006
(NaturalNews) A study published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association suggests that limiting the use or availability of vending machines in schools is vital to stemming the United States'... | Commercial Alert vs. USDA: How one non-profit is fighting to eliminate junk food from America's schools
Published December 6 2005
Parents have expectations of what will happen once they drop their child off at school. The two most basic expectations are that their child will learn and that they will be safe while at school, but... | "Vending Machine" documentary looks to expose childrens' junk food habits in public schools
Published October 10 2005
Jennifer Mattox hopes to someday enjoy the same kind of attention as Morgan Spurlock, director and producer of the Oscar-nominated 2004 fast-food documentary "Supersize Me." In fact, Spurlock's film... | Soft Drinks Should Be Banned From Public Schools, Urges Nutrition Author Mike Adams
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To start your child’s New Year off on a healthy note, Truth Publishing has unveiled a new e-report entitled The Five Soft Drink Monsters: How to Finally Kick the Soft Drink Habit for Good. This... |
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Women now account for $55 billion of the $96 billion consumer electronics marke, and are on top or spend about the same as men in most categories of consumer electronics, except for video games. ... | Sales of consumer electronics up significantly in 2004; analysts predict 2005 will be a record year
Published January 24 2005
Sales of consumer electronic devices rose by nearly 11 percent in 2004, a market study shows. And industry experts predict another 11 percent growth in 2005. If the forecasts prove accurate, the... | Consumer Alert: Prestige Camera generates customer complaints from questionable business practices
Published October 16 2006
(NaturalNews) Complaints against Prestige Camera are cropping up all over the internet at sites such as the $6,000 50-inch plasma television set is among the featured attractions at Consumer Electronics Show
Published January 19 2005
A high-dollar, 50-inch plasma television set that aims to redefine the term home theater was a featured exhibit at the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The high definition set built by... | Zany items on display at Vegas Consumer Electronics Show
Published January 17 2005
A computer monitor with arms for hanging a reading lamp, mirror, web camera and microphone may be one of the more useful products on display at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. In the “why... | Gates delivers Consumer Electronics Show keynote address
Published February 6 2006
Gates' speech did not present much new information, but rather affirmed Gate's commitment to making Microsoft a part of every aspect of living, not just PCs. There was also a small look at Vista, the... | Battery life in consumer electronics not long enough to meet public's demand
Published October 9 2005
Battery life and storage space (especially in digital cameras and laptops) are not keeping pace with the public's demands. Energizer and NEC are working to put out better batteries with the e2 and... | New MP3 players debut at consumer electronics show
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The annual Consumer Electronics Show highlighted MP3 players in 2005, with several manufacturers bringing new lines of product to the attention of electronics consumers. Creative added new models to... | |
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Arial Software has recently released the newest version of its industry-leading email marketing software. Campaign Enterprise 9 provides email marketing managers with new organization and navigational... | Most U.S. businesses fail to fully tap the business-building potential of email marketing, says industry pioneer (press release)
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Published February 15 2005
Arial Software has recently released the newest version of its industry-leading email marketing software. Campaign Enterprise 9 provides email marketing managers with new organization and navigational... | Most U.S. businesses fail to fully tap the business-building potential of email marketing, says industry pioneer (press release)
Published August 17 2005
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Published August 5 2004
Ever thought about your workplace as being somewhere that you could get fit and lose weight? Most people don't, given that traditional offices are cubicles with artificial light that don't encourage... | Policies on Wellness Impact Employee Health, Bottom Line (press release)
Published July 5 2006
Start-up data from an innovative $1 million demonstration project being conducted in Western New York suggests that if the organization you work for is concerned with wellness, it may effect how... | NaturalNews survey results, part 3: Making health changes that positively affect work performance
Published April 13 2006
This is part three of the analysis of the NaturalNews readers' survey. The total number of responses for this section was 582. Here we asked people to rate whether their use of this health-enhancing... | Workplace health enhanced by offering spirulina supplements to employees; larger studies could show reduction in health insurance costs for employers
Published October 25 2004
Mike: What do you see as the big trends as far as the market penetration of spirulina and recognition around the globe -- what are the big issues here?
Gerry: Well, surprisingly,... | Companies turn to in-house health clinics to control skyrocketing health care costs
Published January 20 2007
(NaturalNews) According to a recent study, the economic strain levied on employers in the U.S. from employee healthcare costs is growing exponentially, leaving many employers scrambling to find... | Employers increasingly tapping medical tourism for cost savings
Published November 6 2006
(NaturalNews) About 500,000 Americans traveled overseas last year to undergo surgeries that cost two to three times more in the United States, according to the National Coalition on Health... | Working more than 40 hours a week raises blood pressure, research discovers
Published August 30 2006
(NaturalNews) According to a University of California Irvine analysis of the more than 24,000 respondents to the 2001 California Health Interview Survey, people who work more than 40 hours a week are... |
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Published August 6 2004
A new study from the Washington, D.C. based Center for Studying Health System Change has revealed that 9 million Americans no longer have health insurance coverage through their employers compared to... | National Business Group on Health Names Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles (press release)
Published June 30 2005
As many corporations seek to “trim the fat” to create a healthier bottom line, many of those who have done so literally are being recognized for their innovative efforts to battle obesity and promote... | New Health Plans Launched to Cover Complementary and Alternative Treatments; Hawaii Employers Can Now Purchase Alternative Medical Care Coverage Directly as a Supplemental Benefit Through American Specialty Health Insurance Company (press release)
Published July 26 2005
American Specialty Health (ASH), the nation's leading complementary health care organization, is debuting new health plan coverages here that allow Hawaii employers to offer insurance benefits for... | Survey: U.S. Employers Turning to Wellness Programs to Manage Health Care Costs (press release)
Published June 29 2005
Businesses are increasingly turning to wellness programs to get a handle on rising health care costs, and most believe these programs will have a long-term impact but few short-term benefits,... | Many employers want health insurance concessions in exchange for higher salaries, poll shows
Published March 8 2005
A Houston Chronicle poll of employers shows that many are willing to pay higher salaries these days -- but, in exchange, they want to pay less for health insurance. Of those polled, 59% said they... | Half of computer users think that employers should prevent offensive spam
Published September 20 2004
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Published August 8 2004
Skyrocketing health insurance costs are heavily impacting employers in the United States. Now, for the first time, medical benefits to employees has become the most expensive benefit paid by... | Government officials work to prepare employers for bird flu pandemic
Published February 23 2006
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Published August 6 2005
Mr. Jeffrey Dressler pleaded guilty on July 22, 2005, to two charges under the Export and Import of Hazardous Waste Regulations made pursuant to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999. He... | Consumers' use of pharmaceuticals, personal care products polluting rivers and oceans with toxic chemicals
Published June 13 2007
Our water supply is becoming increasingly contaminated -- and not just by big factories dumping pollutants into the rivers. It is consumers, often unwittingly, who are poisoning rivers and oceans by... | Antidepressant drugs found in drinking water; pharmaceuticals have now become environmental pollutants
Published August 19 2004
Pharmaceuticals are now being found in drinking water, according to a study conducted in England. The study looked at 12 pharmaceuticals thought to pose an environmental threat, including... | Humanity cannot live without nature, but nature can live without humanity
Published January 23 2005
Just after Christmas Day, 2004, the Earth experienced one of the largest earthquakes in recorded history (a 9.0) under the waters of the Indian Ocean. We also witnessed a barrage of unusual... | Burning of fossil fuels is polluting oceans with carbon dioxide, says research
Published July 18 2004
Half the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere by the burning of fossil fuels is actually winding up the oceans, says new research published in the journal Science. And that's threatening the... | EPA cops out on environmental protection from pesticides; allows their fast-track approval as long as somebody thinks they might be safe
Published August 3 2004
The Bush administration is proposing new rules that would allow the EPA to avoid determining whether pesticides might harm fish and other wildlife before approving their widespread use. This is one... | Earth warning: Waterborne chemicals causing male fish to produce female organs
Published September 8 2006
(NaturalNews) -- Federal scientists say abnormally developed fish that possess both male and female characteristics have been found in the Potomac River and surrounding waters, which experts say are... |
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Published January 23 2005
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Half the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere by the burning of fossil fuels is actually winding up the oceans, says new research published in the journal Science. And that's threatening the... | EPA cops out on environmental protection from pesticides; allows their fast-track approval as long as somebody thinks they might be safe
Published August 3 2004
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We teach a lot of subjects to a lot of people in this country, and as a result we produce great technicians: people who are masters of subjects like mathematics, chemistry, anatomy, biology, history,... | Big Pharma and profit priorities: why business ethics never trickle up
Published October 19 2005
One of the things I've observed while doing public speaking, being a part of business councils and interacting with a lot of well-connected people in society, is that many people work with the... | For-profit research ethics committees: How are they performing? (press release)
Published September 25 2006
An important mechanism for protecting human research participants is the prior approval of a study by a research ethics board, known in the United States as an institutional review board, or IRB.... | The Honest Government Agenda: How Congress Can Clean Up Corruption (press release)
Published August 24 2006
Commercial Alert released today the Honest Government Agenda, a set of fifteen reforms to clean up corruption in Congress and the executive branch.
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Published April 2 2005
A revolt by five Democrats on the evenly-divided House Ethics Committee has left the House of Representatives without a procedure for investigating and disciplining House members who violate ethical... | CounterThink Roundup: The Chinese currency blame game and corporate ethics in America (satire)
Published March 24 2006
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Published March 7 2005
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Published January 1 2006
Dr. Laurent Lantieri has called into question the much celebrated face transplant carried out at Amiens Hospital recently, claiming that the procedure was not an emergency procedure, one of the... |
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Published July 9 2005
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Published June 22 2005
You can't walk into a convenience store, grocery store or restaurant without being offered a dose of aspartame. You can't buy a stick of gum or a box of mints without having to read the label like a... | Interview with Dr. Russell Blaylock on devastating health effects of MSG, aspartame and excitotoxins
Published September 27 2006
Mike: I'm here with Dr. Russell Blaylock, and I'd like to explore some of the more advanced aspects of some of the things you are working on. Dr. Blaylock, I think readers know the basics of... | New Mexico activists hope to achieve an unprecedented ban on aspartame
Published November 20 2005
New Mexico may become the first state in the nation to enact an official statewide ban on the artificial sweetener aspartame, if a group of determined activists has its way. Activists there are... | The link between aspartame and brain tumors: What the FDA never told you about artificial sweeteners
Published September 22 2005
On September 30, 1980, a public Board of Inquiry advised against the approval of aspartame, stating: "The Board has not been presented with proof of a reasonable certainty that aspartame (NutraSweet)... | "All natural" claim on food labels is often deceptive; foods harbor hidden MSG and other unnatural ingredients
Published March 21 2005
When you're shopping for groceries, watch out for the phrase "all natural" as claimed on the front of various product packages. It turns out that the phrase "all natural" can mean just about anything;... | Many "healthy" and vegetarian foods contain MSG in the form of yeast extract
Published July 27 2004
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Published July 27 2004
Here's good news for diabetics: new research shows that moderate exercise, such as walking, cycling, or jogging, can significantly reduce the risk of death for people with Type 2 diabetes. This study... | Sedentary lifestyle causes more deaths than smoking, says study
Published July 28 2004
Following a sedentary lifestyle is more dangerous for your health than smoking, says a new study reported in the South China Morning Post, and carried out by the University of Hong Kong and the... | Osteoporosis remains undiagnosed in millions of Americans; here's how to beat the disease with nutrition, exercise and sunlight
Published July 31 2004
Millions of Americans have osteoporosis but don't know it, according to a new study authored by Stanford University School of Medicine. It says that 10 million Americans have osteoporosis right now,... | The Atkins Diet Food Guide Pyramid, Part 4: The Importance of Exercise
Published July 18 2004
The use of the exercise gradient on the Atkins pyramid is nothing less than brilliant. With the use of one vertical arrow, the pyramid clearly conveys the idea that increasing your level of physical... | Distorted research claims exercise is bad for you
Published March 15 2005
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Published October 19 2004
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Published April 28 2005
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Published November 19 2007
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Published November 1 2006
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Published September 8 2006
Your mother always told you eating carrots would help you see better, but did she ever tell you why? No, this wasn't just a trick to get you to eat your vegetables. It turns out carrots really do give... | Lutein, Zeaxanthin Found to Prevent Age-Related Macular Degeneration
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Published September 27 2006
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Published August 23 2006
(NaturalNews) U.S. eye experts issued an alert yesterday warning eye surgeons that patients taking alpha-blocker drugs to treat an enlarged prostate may have difficulty recovering from cataract... | Yellow veggies contain natural medicines that prevent blindness, eye degeneration
Published August 15 2006
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Published July 13 2006
Many experts name Ray Kroc, founder of the McDonald's franchise, and Walt Disney as the pioneers of child-focused marketing, since they first recognized children as a separate marketing demographic... | The Cleveland Clinic battles with McDonald's over fast food in hospitals
Published January 30 2005
One of the most ridiculous things about many hospitals and surgical centers is that they host fast food restaurants like McDonald's and Pizza Hut. Now making headlines is the heated debate between the... | Study shows decreasing your fast food intake can help you lose weight
Published August 15 2005
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Published January 20 2005
A new British study gives scientific credibility to something many would say is common sense: eating fast food is bad for you. The study found that people who ate fast food regularly were more likely... | Fast Food Nation movie meets with mixed reviews from critics, moviegoers
Published November 27 2006
(NaturalNews) Fast Food Nation, a fictionalized movie version of Eric Schlosser's best-selling nonfiction depiction of fast food companies' negative impacts on American life, opened over Thanksgiving... | A steady diet of fast food can lead to diabetes, new study shows
Published January 20 2005
People who eat fast food more than twice a week have a greater chance of developing diabetes, a new study by the Children's Hospital of Boston shows. While this seems to be solid evidence that fast... | Fast food diet can lead to directly to diabetes, new study indicates
Published January 26 2005
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Published April 19 2007
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Published April 12 2007
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Published October 14 2005
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