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Unsafe Immunization Practices: Creating a Silent Epidemic in Developing Countries? May 21, 2012
According to the World Health Organization, immunization providers are responsible for 1.3 million early deaths each year in emerging countries, due to using needles and syringes multiple times without sterilizing them. But, it doesn't stop there. Approximately 21.7... […]
New technology can detect as little as 0.1 percent GMO contamination in crops, food May 21, 2012
Identifying the presence of genetically-modified (GM) contaminants in food and food crops could soon become a whole lot easier and more accurate. Researchers from Lumora, a molecular diagnostics specialist company originating out of Cambridge University, have developed... […]
Two all natural supplements for depression May 21, 2012
When most people believe they are experiencing symptoms of depression the first thing they do is run to the doctors office, hoping to be prescribed a pharmaceutical that will magically cure all of their symptoms and make them happy again. Similarly, many doctors are... […]
Should the FDA approve Big Pharma marketing drug treatments to healthy people? May 21, 2012
This week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will consider allowing an anti-HIV drug to be promoted to otherwise healthy, HIV-free people as a purely preventative measure for the first time. If approved, Gilead Sciences will be able to market Truvada to anyone... […]
Fascinating documentary exposes cancer industry's death agenda: Cut Poison Burn May 21, 2012
As free as many Americans might think they are, there are certain glaring aspects of American life for which individuals are not free to make their own choices, and cancer treatment is one of them. In the sobering documentary Cut Poison Burn, filmmaker Wayne Chesler... […]
Astragalus, the unsung cancer fighter May 21, 2012
Astragalus is a traditional Chinese medicinal herb that has been around for over 4,000 years. Astragalus is an adaptogenic, nontoxic herb and plant extract that helps the body resist the damaging effects of stress while restoring normal physiological function. Astragalus... […]
An unplanned diet wastes the effort of a hard workout May 21, 2012
An understanding of dietary sources of nutrients is integral to organizing and implementing a dietary plan. For many sports enthusiasts, whose motivation may be bulk strength and aerobic fitness rather than the elusive balance of health, diet may not be a pressing concern... […]
Replace coffee with rooibos tea to naturally boost energy and health May 21, 2012
Benjamin Franklin famously said, "In all things, moderation." When it comes to coffee, there are worse things you could be putting in your body, (assuming you are using organic, fair trade coffee). Still, it's a good practice to take a break from anything you consume... […]
Three out of four Americans want to end medical marijuana raids May 21, 2012
The federal government's continued "War on Drugs" is no longer getting a warm reception from the vast majority of Americans. A recent poll conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research (MDPR) reveals that three out of every four Americans now oppose needless federal prosecution... […]
Big Ag, Monsanto take over research universities and turn them into pro-industry propaganda machines May 21, 2012
Back in the old days before food and agricultural corporations consolidated into the behemoths we know them as today, agricultural institutions of higher learning were dedicated to conducting unbiased research into cutting-edge food production and crop systems that benefited... […]
The risk of a heart attack is on your plate May 20, 2012
Do you want to dramatically change the course of your life? I'm talking about avoiding a massive heart attack, ineffective stent procedures or (painful) bypass surgeries. Believe it or not, you CAN unclog arteries, lower blood pressure and improve your circulation by... […]
Pink slime, meat glue and more: Public reactions force Big Food to make changes May 20, 2012
Did you know a kid in junior high that, on a dare, would eat just about anything you dared him to eat, as long as you gave him your dessert? I did; the guy ate just about everything - bugs, earthworms, snails. He even ate a cockroach one time, no fooling. But he sure... […]
Big pharma 'research' suggests all people over 50 should take statins every day for life May 20, 2012
Big pharma propaganda has reached a new height in the UK this week, with the release of a new study that appears to show the benefits of taking statins. The report goes on to claim that everyone over 50 years of age should be taking the drug on a daily basis, for the... […]
Government tyranny: Illinois Department of Agriculture secretly destroys beekeeper's bees and 15 years of research proving Monsanto's Roundup kills bees May 20, 2012
An Illinois beekeeper with more than a decade's worth of expertise about how to successfully raise organic, chemical-free bees is the latest victim of flagrant government tyranny. According to the Prairie Advocate, Terrence "Terry" Ingram of Apple River, Ill., owner... […]
Becoming whole by letting go of your parts May 19, 2012
My colleague Jake Eagle of Green Psychology, author of the popular free e-book Why Smart People Struggle to be Happy, once related the following: In the world of mental health and psychotherapy -- as well as many other places -- we often talk about ourselves as if... […]
See what a little 'dew of the sea' can do for you - rosemary herb May 19, 2012
(NaturalNews)One sprig of rosemary, the "dew of the sea", can grow into a burly, woody, shrubby plant. Its petite green leaves prove that great things come in small packages. Through the centuries, rosemary has adorned brides, laid beneath pillows as a sleep enhancer, been eaten... […]
'Superbug' malaria mosquitoes becoming resistant to insecticides May 19, 2012
(NaturalNews)The government's solution to almost every environmental, pest, and agricultural problem is to simply throw more chemicals at it. But this misguided -- and upon further review, sinister -- approach always fails to actually solve the underlying issue, as is once again... […]
Popular homeopathic cold and flu remedy Oscillococcinum under attack in Canada May 19, 2012
The pseudo-scientific elite in Canada have launched a new crusade against homeopathy, this time targeting Boiron Laboratories, creator of the popular Oscillococcinum, a cold and flu remedy, and Shoppers Drug Mart, a marketer of this and other Boiron treatments. According... […]
Fighting Fat, Fat, the Water Rat (Opinion) May 19, 2012
(NaturalNews)Anyone who has tried to lose weight and who confronts the issue honestly, will have to admit that they actually have the power to succeed. Unfortunately, they are up against some heavy odds. First, you have the marketing of cheap, calorie-laden foods that are pitched... […]
Try these natural foods and herbs for treating upset stomach, ulcers May 19, 2012
If you are one of the millions of people that suffers from a stomach ulcer, or even if you just occasionally get an upset stomach after eating, there is hope beyond simply taking antacids or other pharmaceutical drugs, all of which merely address the symptoms of the... […]

This Pretty Much Sums It Up:

Recieved in an email this morning.

The folks who are getting free shit, Don’t like the folks who are paying for the free shit, Because the folks who are paying for the free shit, Can no longer afford to pay for both the free shit and their own shit. And, The folks who are [...]

Obama’s Jobs Plan: New Deportation Rules Mean More Legal Workers, No New Jobs

New Illegal Immigrant deportation rules will add thousands of new workers to the ranks of the unemployed.

The Obama administration announced Thursday it plans to focus its deportation efforts on more dangerous illegal immigrants, a move that gives undocumented Charlotte students like Elver Barrios hope.

As part of the policy change, the Department of Homeland [...]

Mexican Drug Money Necessary for the World Economy’s Liquidity

Mexican Drug Money Necessary for the World Economy’s Liquidity

Evidence Demonstrates how Wachovia Bank laundered Mexican drug money and provided liquidity to the world financial markets. A temporary disruption in this drug laundering caused the financial meltdown of 2008.

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Government Grinch Set To Steal Christmas As Jobless Benefits Run Out

Close to $2 of every $10 that went into Americans’ wallets last year were payments like jobless benefits, food stamps, Social Security and disability, according to an analysis by Moody’s Analytics. In states hit hard by the downturn, like Arizona, Florida, Michigan and Ohio, residents derived even more of their income from the government.

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