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By Julie Fidler On December 7, the Trump administration relaxed rules aimed at making school lunches healthier, affecting 30 million children annually, many of them from low-income homes. Kid-friendly favorites like noodles, tortillas, biscuits, pasta, and an overall abundance of refined grains will be returning to school menus. [1] The Obama-era school lunch program was championed by former First Lady Michelle Obama, but the meals received harsh criticism for being, in many cases, laughably small and generally pretty … ‘disgusting.’ When Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue took office in May 2017, he promised to make school lunches both appetizing and nutritious. [More]

By Sharon Thomas, staff writer (NaturalHealth365) We all want to prevent cancer cell growth. But, as you’ll soon see, Western medicine has failed to successfully address this issue. Risky surgical procedures and toxic ‘treatments’ like chemotherapy never address the underlying cause of cancer cell growth. Fortunately, there is a growing interest in substances like NAC (details below) and other nutritional/lifestyle strategies that enhance immune function. Cancer statistics are truly staggering: more than 1.7 million new cases of cancer diagnosed in 2018 alone in the U.S. – with no end in sight. But, …read more Source: Natural Health 365     

By Sharon Thomas, staff writer (NaturalHealth365) One of the biggest guilt-inducing tactics used by the pharmaceutical industry and the U.S. government is to convince people to get vaccines because it’s a public health issue. “It takes a community to provide immunity,” according to at least one non-profit organization committed to vaccinating as many Americans as possible. But is this theory of ‘community immunity’ – aka herd immunity – actually based on any sound science? I assure you, especially if you’re new to this information, the reality of the situation …read more Source: Natural Health 365     

By Michael By Charles Ornstein, ProPublica, and Katie Thomas, The New York Times The dean of Yale’s medical school, the incoming president of a prominent cancer group and the head of a Texas cancer center are… …read more Source: Natural Blaze     

By Dr. Mercola Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in the U.S.,1 and health authorities warn that while traditional (combustible) cigarette use has declined,2 the number of teens using e-cigs, also known as vaping, has steadily risen in recent years. Between 2011 and 2015, vaping among high school students rose by an astounding 900 percent.3 According to the 2018 National Youth Tobacco Survey,4 3.6 million teens are now vaping.5 A high schooler quoted in The New Yorker expresses a common view when he says that while smoking is “gross … Juuling is really what’s up.”6 …read more [More]

By Dr. Mercola In the U.S., there aren’t scheduled tea breaks or tea-related routines, but it is still one of the most widely consumed beverages, found in nearly 80 percent of all U.S. households.1 In 2017, Americans consumed over 84 billion servings of tea and more than 3.8 billion gallons.2 Nearly 86 percent of that was black tea, followed by 13 percent green tea and the small remaining amount a mixture of oolong, white and dark teas. Multiple benefits are associated with drinking tea, including consuming antioxidants, polyphenols and a variety of minerals. Long-term tea drinking may improve blood pressure,3 [More]

By Hesh Goldstein Before getting into this there is a definite given that must be understood. When an idealistic and caring individual embarks upon his/her medical training and enters medical school he/she is totally unaware of the fact that the curriculum they will study has been funded by Big Pharma. So, from the get-go they will be continually indoctrinated with the “take-a-pill” and the “cut-it-out” dogma. While in medical school, and to show that the school is “all encompassing”, they will offer, at max, two hours of nutritional education. If you multiply a medical school education by four years of [More]

By Seth Pollard You’ve probably heard that Americans spend too much time sitting on their duffs. Well, not much has changed. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Americans still sit too much. In fact, 4 out of 10 adults don’t get any moderate or vigorous exercise on a weekly basis. Oh, but it gets worse. One in every 10 Americans report that not only do they not exercise enough, but they also spend more than 8 hours a day being physically inactive, the CDC reports in a study published November 20 in the journal JAMA. [More]

By Michael By Kerry McDonald Every parent knows the difference a year makes in the development and maturity of a young child. A one-year-old is barely walking while a two-year-old gleefully sprints away from… …read more Source: Natural Blaze     

By everybodysfit Chronic, lingering wrist pain that causes discomfort for daily living activities may be attributed to carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). When pain, tingling, and/or numbness is felt in some of the fingers, there can be nerve compression. This uncomfortable feeling can be attributed to the median nerve. This nerve runs down the arm, through the wrist, and then to the fingers. The route the nerve takes is through the carpal “tunnel”. Movement of all fingers (except the pinky) are controlled by this very nerve. When swelling occurs, the “tunnel” becomes narrowed. There are about 200,000 cases of CTS per [More]

By Michael By Lisa Egan During the darker and colder months of fall and winter, it is tempting to hunker down in our warm homes with big blankets and comfort food. Who doesn’t want to cozy up with a big cup of… …read more Source: Natural Blaze     

Dec 7 Will Russia turn to their military to free themselves from an impending societal vice-grip, levied through financial blockade from SWIFT? Today on TruNews, we discuss the preparations being made by President Putin, India, and the EU to survive economic ostracization, and how U.S. foreign policy has rallied the nations of the world to form an alternative to dollar dominance. We also address the latest in the wayward Witch Hunt being executed by the partisan Mueller mafia, which drew a tirade of tweets from President Trump, and spun Washington into a frenzy as new fillings loom. Rick Wiles and [More]

By Janice Taylor By popular interest, the votes are in and the While we may be in love with our collection of Himalayan salt lamps, we understand that not everyone is going to agree with us. So, if you’ve tried them and you like the way the lamps look, but you’ve had so many problems that you simply can’t take it anymore, there is one more solution. Try a Himalayan salt tea light holder instead. They’re just as pretty as a lamp and boast all of the same benefits (albeit on a smaller scale), but without the problems inherent to [More]

By Michael By Mac Slavo The world’s science academics are saying that the global food supply system is completely broken. They say that in order to avoid a “climate catastrophe” the global population should… …read more Source: Natural Blaze     

By Sharon Thomas, staff writer (NaturalHealth365) Let’s be clear about one thing: gut health matters, in more ways than we can often imagine. Obviously, a healthy digestive system is important – in order to digest food properly and to absorb nutrients efficiently. But, you also want things running smoothly since gut health is closely tied to the strength of our immune system. In other words, a sick gut usually ends up making a sick body and mind. As a side note, often overlooked by too many healthcare providers, we must never forget that an unhealthy digestive …read more Source: Natural [More]

By Michael By Sara Tipton Arnica is an herbal medicine known for its healing properties. Whether your entire basement is filled with canned foods and enough water to survive the apocalypse or you simply keep a… …read more Source: Natural Blaze     

By Heather Callaghan By Jon Yaneff, CNP About Essential Oils for Asthma Asthma is a severe lung disease that makes breathing significantly difficult. Sufferers may experience attacks of wheezing, coughing, shortness of… …read more Source: Natural Blaze     

By Heather Callaghan Matt Strauss, McMaster University Winter is upon us. And with it comes the annual worsening of depressive symptoms. Sadly, in the United States, suicide continues to claim more lives than firearms,… …read more Source: Natural Blaze     

Dec 6   Redneck Riots: Is Pentagon Prepping For Mueller Takedown of President Trump?   Watch: Redneck Riots: Is Pentagon Prepping For Mueller Takedown of President Trump?

By RJ Jhonson (Natural News) Scientists from the UCLA Samueli …read more Source: Natural News     

By AdminM Drug Ad Deception By Micheal SikoraANH-USA The drug industry is using deceptive practices to circumvent the law and sell you more drugs. Action Alert! We’ve all seen the drug TV ads: a couple walking together on a peaceful beach, or playing with the family dog in a sunny meadow—and then we get to the appalling list of side effects that, understandably, turn off many consumers. Drug companies have to include the side effects by law; otherwise, consumers could be duped into buying drugs based on deceptive ads. But the pharmaceutical industry is fighting back, …read more Source: Health [More]

By Mike Barrett In a study exploring the link between vitamin D and levels of physical fitness, researchers discovered that people who had a higher capacity for exercise also had higher levels of the nutrient in their blood. This suggests that having an ample amount of vitamin D in your diet can help boost your exercise stamina. For the study, researchers looked at survey responses from nearly 2,000 adults ages 20-64, both men and women. All of them suffered from a range of different health issues including diabetes and high blood pressure. Regardless of these factors, those who performed the [More]

By Dr. Mercola Constipation: It’s said that this seemingly simple health condition is now a silent epidemic that is affecting the health of thousands of people. In the U.S., it affects approximately 15 percent of the population,1 and results in at least 2.5 million doctors’ appointments per year,2 as well as over 700,000 ER visits.3 It’s said that hundreds of million dollars are being spent annually on laxatives alone by those who suffer from this condition.4 Some people who are desperate for a solution often resort to various remedies to ease constipation. One of the most popular products out there [More]

By Dr. Mercola An estimated 70 million American adults have a sleep disorder, the most common of which is insomnia1 — the inability to fall asleep, or waking up one or more times during the night. If you’re in this category, despair not, because the list of strategies to improve your sleep is long. While most sleep problems are tied to lifestyle choices such as spending too much time indoors during daylight hours, and/or excessive use of technology and chronic exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs), which will require you to make (perhaps significant) changes to your lifestyle, a number of [More]

By Lori Alton, staff writer (Naturalhealth365) With the exception of its showy purple blossoms, milk thistle has the thorny, scrubby appearance of a common roadside weed. Yet, this humble-looking plant offers a wide range of benefits that are powerful enough to help address many of the health concerns including, liver problems and blood sugar imbalances. Botanically known as Silybum marianum – and sometimes referred to as Scotch thistle – milk thistle has been revered by natural healers and herbalists for over 2,000 years as a great way to help detoxify the liver. On top of that: …read more Source: Natural [More]

By Rhonda Johansson (Natural News) Blood always tells — at …read more Source: Natural News     

By Lindsay Sheehan A sad, but true, fact of human existence is the inevitability that our minds will decline as we age. Over the course of our lives, our cognitive abilities peak, plateau, and eventually begin to dip as we reach certain age milestones; for example, processing speed begins to decrease in our late teen years, visual working memory peaks in our mid-30s, and yet our vocabulary continues to climb in our 60s and beyond. Although keeping physically active, socializing with friends and family, and engaging in intellectually stimulating activities like reading and puzzles are among the ways to keep [More]