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By Debi Elison-Warsat Spring and summer will be here before we know it, that also means bugs and mosquitoes will as well! But, skip the DEET and make your own homemade mosquito repellent at home!The recipe is simple to make and easy to store; you can make it in bulk store it and refill your old bottles! If you love yourself and your family, you will not jeopardize your health with the store bought chemical crud!Ingredients:1 Liter Alcohol200g whole cloves200ml almond oilMethod:Add the alcohol and cloves into a jar and let it sit for four days, stir every morning and [More]

By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) by Catherine J. Frompovich “…[B]y enabling two-way, real-time communications, smart meters can give customers the information they need to control their own energy use and reduce their electricity cost,” so said Jim Marston, a ‘smart meter’ supporter with the Environmental Defense Fund. [1] [CJF emphasis added] That, obviously, is only one part of the serious issues regarding electromagnetic energy technology known as ‘Smart Meters’. So, if SMs can communicate information out of your house, what is it sending and to whom, especially if it’s transmitted via microwaves? Hopefully—or, is it only theory—that moment-by-moment surveillance data cannot be [More]

By Dixie Somers Children are exposed to the same toxins and pathogens as adults. However, many people are concerned—rightfully so—about using detox regimes and diets with small and developing bodies. Here are a few detox methods that are safe for your smallest loved ones, to help protect your family from dangerous toxins: Epsom Salt Bath Epsom salts are a magnesium salt. Magnesium has been found to be an important nutrient in detoxification. An Epsom salt bath gently draws out toxins without drying skin or irritating small bodies. Simply add half a cup of Epsom salts to your child’s bath for [More]

By none By Gary Ruskin Co-Founder and Executive Director, U.S. Right to Know U.S. Right to Know – a new nonprofit organization — released a new report on Big Food’s PR campaign to defend GMOs: how it manipulated the media, public opinion and politics with sleazy tactics, bought science and PR spin. Since 2012, the agrichemical and food industries have mounted a complex, multifaceted public relations, advertising, lobbying and political campaign in the United States, costing more than $100 million, to defend genetically engineered food and crops and the pesticides that accompany them. The purpose of this campaign is to [More]

According to an article in a Canadian news publication, “The World Health Organization places wireless radiation on the same cancer warning-list as DDT, lead and car exhaust.” The article focused on a Member of Parliament’s calls for cell phone warning labels to be pulled from the back of owner’s manuals and instead be posted prominently on either the device’s box or on the device itself. …read more Read more here: Prevent Disease     

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola It’s been estimated1 that as many as 20 percent of Americans are affected by Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) each winter, suffering from the blues, fatigue, and in some cases, more serious depression as sunlight grows scarce. What differentiates SAD from regular depression is that a full remission occurs in the spring and summer months. Scientists generally recommend full-spectrum light therapy over SSRIs like Prozac or Zoloft for this condition, as it has virtually no side effects and is much cheaper than prescription drugs, and I wholeheartedly agree with this recommendation. The fact that SAD [More]

By Melanie Grimes Allium cepa is the Latin name of the homeopathic remedy made from the red onion. Onions have been used in medicine for hundreds of years, and in various cultures around the world to treat infections and arthritic complaints. Allium was first prepared as a homeopathic remedy by the eminent homeopath, Constantine Hering, M. D., in 1847. The remedy is made from the onion bulb, which was ground and then prepared in alcohol. The tincture was then diluted and succussed (shaken), in accordance with homeopathic methods of pharmacy. Main Uses of Allium cepa as a homeopathic remedy Allium [More]

By Michael Greger M.D. …read more Read more here: nutritionfacts.org     

By Debi Elison-Warsat How do you like the idea of harnessing energy from drinking water? If you live in Portland, this could be a reality!This new system captures energy as water flows through the city’s pipes, creating hydropower without the negative environmental effects of something such as a dam. The small turbines in the pipes spin in the flowing water sending energy into the generator.”It’s pretty rare to find a new source of energy where there’s no environmental impact,” says Gregg Semler, CEO of Lucid Energy. “But this is inside a pipe, so no fish or endangered species are impacted. [More]

By Debi Elison-Warsat What have you heard about measles? Let me guess, they are very deadly, and we all should be vaccinated right?The measles vaccine became available between the years 1967 and 1969 and in 1971 the measles vaccine was combined with the mumps and rubella vaccine to make a supposed do all in the vaccine world. Let me start off by saying that scientists have announced that most of the children afflicted with the measles and mumps are the very same children who have been vaccinated. One study shows that only 97% of children afflicted with the measles had [More]

By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) by Jefferey Jaxen With acupuncture having roots in Chinese medicine going back over 5000 years, it seems silly to choose such a title for this article. Yet, in the 21st century, it appears that the United States is only beginning to dive into the layers of possibility concerning deployment of acupuncture in many different areas. All too often, Western medicine’s view of acupuncture is that of a complementary treatment holding an inferior position next to chemical drugs and pharmaceutical treatments. Yet, what most licensed acupuncturists can attest to instead of being a second string bench warmer, is [More]

By none By Barbara Loe Fisher There have been hundreds of media stories published in the U.S. and around the world since Jan. 14, 2015, the day after it was first reported that visitors to Disneyland got measles and presumably infected other people in California, Washington, Utah, and Colorado.1 Like wildfire, the story spread globally even though there was – and still is – limited information about the 51 lab-confirmed cases of measles public health officials say are linked to the happiest place on earth. According a Jan. 23 Health Advisory issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [More]

By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) by Lizzie Bennett Not everyone is an experienced prepper. Even though I’ve been on the preparedness trail for about three years I still consider myself a newcomer, and most days I learn something new. This article is for those who like me, feel overwhelmed at times, those who don’t know where to start or how to proceed. First: Let me say well done on making what will likely be the most important decision of your life. Second: There are a lot of people in the preparedness community who are more than happy to help you on your [More]

By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) by Catherine J. Frompovich Well, isn’t this a surprise! Do you know that there are many more strains of the measles virus than Baskin-Robbins has flavors of ice cream? Ice cream is one thing, but all those ‘flavors’ of measles surely must present problems for measles vaccine manufacturers, one would think. And, that’s the problem, as I see it: Healthcare consumers are not told the facts about the numerous strains of measles—similar to influenza’s many strains, which may NOT be included in vaccines! That’s why it is utterly important for public health officials to identify and make [More]

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Mounting research reveals that you cannot separate your health from your emotions, and numerous studies support the idea that having an upbeat and positive perspective can translate into living a longer healthier life. For example, in one older study,1 pessimism was linked to a 19 percent higher risk of dying over a 30-year period. More recently, studies have confirmed the link between optimism and heart health specifically. One 2011 study2 found that those who reported higher levels of satisfaction in areas like career, sex life, and family had a reduced …read more Read more [More]

By Anthony Gucciardi Would you like a side of hepatitis A shot with your Happy Meal? As it turns out, your child may just be able to receive a number of significant vaccinations at your local McDonald’s on behalf of the Department of Public Health. I was just as shocked as you are when I heard news from an email tip that one reader’s local McDonald’s was launching a ‘free vaccination’ program alongside their fast food marketing campaign, and I was reasonably skeptical that even McDonald’s would launch such a strange combination. Especially when consider the extreme financial downfall that [More]

By Anthony Gucciardi After being changed by the neck and fed a diet consisting of ‘junk food and fizzy drinks’, Pingky the orangutan was rescued and set free by the International Animal Rescue Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre. And now, after rehabilitation that lasted years within the center, Pingky was determined to be suitable for release into the wild. In the photos below, which millions have been touched by on social media, you can see Pingky’s transition from a chained slave surrounded by plastic bottles and kept on a diet of pure junk to his ultimate release into the wild once more: [More]

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola A reliable source of fresh locally grown food is essential if you want to stay healthy. Jim Slama has promoted environmental sustainability for more than two decades, and his organization, Family Farmed, is a major supporter and proponent of the Good Food Movement. For many years, he published a natural living magazine called Conscious Choice, which had a circulation of about 50,000 copies. Eventually, the media recession, followed by the Great Recession, killed the magazine. In the midst of doing Conscious Choice, Jim reported on an incinerator in Chicago1 that was putting out 150,000 [More]

By greenmedinfo Hilarious Takedown of Big Pharma Pharmaceutical companies spend billions of dollars marketing drugs to doctors. We have a few issues with that. The post Hilarious Takedown of Big Pharma: John Oliver appeared first on GreenMedTV. read more …read more Read more here: Green Med info     

By Debi Elison-Warsat Did you know that you could stop a heart attack in just 60 seconds with cayenne pepper? Yes, you read that right; cayenne pepper has the power to stop a heart attack in exactly 60 seconds!”In 35 years of practice, and working with the people and teaching, I have never on house calls lost one heart attack patient and the reason is, whenever I go in–if they are still breathing–I pour down them a cup of cayenne tea (a teaspoon of cayenne in a cup of hot water, and within minutes they are up and around).”This is [More]

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola In the US and other parts of the world (including Canada, Mexico, Japan, Denmark, and Australia), February 14 is a day for celebrating loved ones. The tradition dates back to ancient Roman times, when it’s said a Saint Valentine would help people escape from Roman prisons, where they were often tortured. One legend has it that Valentine was imprisoned himself and sent a letter professing his love for the jailor’s daughter before his death – and signed it “From your Valentine,” an expression still widely used today.1 This is but one theory of the [More]

By Debi Elison-Warsat When you are diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, most people are given a death sentence, but that was not the answer this woman wanted to hear. Here Is the story of a woman who reversed her cancer with nutrition and alternative therapies, more proof they work!Some would call it stupid, some would call it brave, but I call it smart. Not everyone always agrees with the choice to treat yourself with alternative therapies, but here is another story of success! There is no expiration date stamped onto your body just because you have cancer, alternative therapies are [More]

A low vitamin D intake in childhood is associated with a higher risk of a type of cardiovascular disease that can be diagnosed in in adulthood, researchers in Finland have found. …read more Read more here: Prevent Disease     

By Debi Elison-Warsat Many spices have wonderful medicinal properties, but turmeric really does take the cake. Turmeric is one of the most versatile healing spices in the world!Researchers have investigated curcumin for its potential role in improving Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and even stroke damage. It can also help promote brain health, in general, courtesy of its potential antioxidant and inflammatory properties.Exciting research published in the Journal Stem Cell Research and Therapy shows that a compound called aromatic turmerone promotes stem cell proliferation and differentiation in the brain, meaning it could be a future treatment for neurological disorders.“[T]he same research group found [More]

By Debi Elison-Warsat Maraschino cherries are a favorite among many people, but you may want to reconsider this favorite cherry topper. They contain something banned for consumption even in the United States!The United States classifies Maraschino cherries as decorations. Therefore, the banned Red Dye #4 is allowed into the cherries.Have you ever wondered how Maraschino cherries were made? The beautiful fresh cherries are pitted and placed into a brine of sulfur dioxide and calcium chloride, these are used to preserve the cherries and bleach them of their natural color. Next they get suspended into a pool of corn syrup, food [More]

By Janey Danes What are low carb diet results? Is it still considered as one of the best diets for weight loss? A low carb diet might seem effective. Those who followed The Atkins diet, for instance, did lose weight. Their weight loss was quick. With this diet, they could eat high-fat steak but still lose weight. But the weight loss results of low carb diet are less effective and less healthy as what have been originally claimed. Here are the downsides of following a low carb diet that’s touted to be one of the best diets for weight loss. [More]

By noreply@blogger.com (Activist Post) By Natural Blaze The mini-documentary below, Under Cover Farmers, follows three mid-scale farmers who stopped tilling their soil and started planting diverse cover crops. The amazing results were immediate. This no-till method reduces or eliminates the need for irrigation, herbicides, and fertilizers for growers of cash crops like corn, soybeans, and cotton. Carefully selected cover crops mulch the cash crop which smothers potential weeds and provides a blanket to keep the the soil beneath nice and moist. The video was produced through a partnership agreement between Dr. Robin ‘Buz’ Kloot, Earth Sciences and Resources Institute, University [More]