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Humans treat ‘inferred’ visual objects generated by the brain as more reliable than external images from the real world, according to new research published in eLife. …read more Read more here: Prevent Disease     

Before heading to the beach, most people make sure to pack a bottle of sunscreen. After all, the ultraviolet rays can be seriously damaging and no one wants to get skin cancer. But it turns out some ingredients in hundreds of common sunscreens don’t work as well as advertised, according to a new report released by the Environmental Working Group (EWG). Additionally, 73 percent of 880 sunscreens that were tested contain “worrisome” ingredients people may not want to slather on their skin. Authors of the report, which was released on Tuesday, examined the SPF protection, chemical ingredients and overall safety [More]

By wellnesseuphoria Coffee is full of antioxidants that can reduce melanoma by 20 percent, according to Oxford Academic, Journal of the National Cancer Institute. So, coffee has more health benefits than just filling us with energy and making us feel alert and awake. However, we are all aware that too much caffeine can be dangerous for your health. Well, there are many foods as energizing as coffee, to be honest. Nevertheless, coffee lovers always wonder how caffeine can also have a bad impact on your upset stomach, make you feel anxious and shaky and can also impair your …read more [More]

By Julie Fidler A 16-year-old South Carolina boy consumed a large Diet Mountain Dew, a cafe latte from McDonald’s, and an energy drink within the course of 2 hours, and it evidently cost him his life. [1] Davis Allen Cripe’s caffeine splurge likely caused deadly a heart arrhythmia, according to Richland County coroner Gary Watts. “It was too much caffeine at the time of his death that it caused his arrhythmia.” The Mayo Clinic explains heart arrhythmias this way: “Heart rhythm problems (heart arrhythmias) occur when the electrical impulses that coordinate your heartbeats don’t work properly, causing your heart to [More]

By Carrie Brown Charcoal As A Natural Health Tool? When was the last time you opened a bag of charcoal and thought, “Hmm, I think this might be a tool to help me become healthier”? Uh, never! But it’s true that there are many uses for charcoal that you might have never considered before. Let’s look at these four new ways to use charcoal, and they don’t include barbecuing! Charcoal as a tooth whitener You know you’ve done it. The day you glanced in a mirror and thought, “Holy Smokes! When did my teeth turn yellow?” So you buy expensive [More]

By none Recipe From Megan Olson of Paleo Hacks Whether you’re throwing a party or simply having friends or family over, a delicious casserole can set the mood for your gathering. Families from different corners of the world probably have their own versions of casserole, some of which have been passed down from one generation to another. This Delightfully Cheesy Cauliflower Hash Brown Casserole Recipe courtesy of Paleo Hacks’ Megan Olson is a dish you won’t regret making. Cauliflower is used as a base, and blends free-range eggs with flavorful spices to enhance its flavor and health content. The nutritional [More]

By Seth Pollard Exercise can undoubtedly help you live better, but what about longer? Are there certain activities that are better than others? Yes, and yes. A study published in the BMJ suggests that exercise can reduce your risk of death from cardiovascular-related issues (think heart disease or stroke), and there are certain activities that may be more beneficial than others. [1] Dr. Pekka Oja, of the UKK Institute for Health Promotion Research in Finland, says: “There is plenty of evidence showing that physical activity is good for our health. But (the World Health Organization) recommends generic physical activity, without [More]

Christianity may be on the rise across Asia, Africa and South America, but it is sharply declining in the United Kingdom. A new report from The Benedict XVI Center for Religion and Society at St. Mary’s University discovered an alarming trend. “For every one person brought up with no religion who has become a Christian, 26 people brought up as Christians now identify as Nones,” the study found. Read More: For Every New Christian in the UK, 26 More Leave the Faith | CBN News

By Michael By Catherine J. Frompovich Li-Fi is the acronym for “Light Fidelity.” It’s another wireless communication system running at very high speeds but based in light, not microwaves. Li-Fi uses LED (light… …read more Read more here: Natural Blaze     

By Frances Bloomfield (Natural News) Super-sized ambulances are now being …read more Read more here: Natural News     

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola The 12-acre Alnwick Garden in northern England is home to fragrant rose bushes, manicured hedges, a cherry orchard and stunning water features — all things you’d expect in a traditional English garden. But behind a locked gate is a garden with a much more sinister air — a poison garden home to plants that have the ability to kill. A sign on the gate reads, “These plants can kill,” and visitors may only enter with a guide, in groups of 20 or less, who are warned not to touch, sniff or venture too close [More]

By Armela Escalona Have you been nodding off at work again? Do you find yourself always feeling distracted between tasks? Sitting in front of the computer for a straight eight hours can take a toll on one’s body. Stress, eye strain, and fatigue can make your work life a nightmare. If you experience this on a daily basis, it can eventually result in poor performance. Need a quick fix? The following are tips to make sure you’re always at your best at work. 1. Take a Short Walk or Use the Stairs Give your system an instant energy boost by [More]

By Dr. Veronique Desaulniers Bee propolis is the gummy substances collected by bees from the buds and sap of conifer trees and plants. Propolis was used for centuries by the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans as a safe remedy for a variety of maladies. Now modern research has discovered amazing antioxidant properties within propolis, including flavonoids and phenolic acids. In particular, recent studies have narrowed their investigations to a particular compound found in bee propolis called CAPE and the effect it seems to have on cancer. Ground-Breaking NYU Study: CAPE and Bee Propolis for Breast Cancer CAPE stands for caffeic acid [More]

By Julie Fidler The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is tasked with making sure that drugs and medical devices are safe and efficient for Americans to use. However, it appears that the agency doesn’t take its job seriously enough, because a new study shows that nearly 1/3 of medications approved from 2001 to 2010 had safety issues years after they were made widely available to patients, and some were quite serious. [1] The study, published May 9 in JAMA, shows that 71 of the 222 drugs approved during that time period were withdrawn, required a “black box” due to [More]

By Dr. Veronique Desaulniers (NaturalHealth365) According to integrative oncologist Dr. Jonathan Stegall, “Insulin Potentiation Therapy (IPT),” or “low-dose chemotherapy” is one of the safest and most innovative approaches to treating cancer.” Those who promote and use it claim that, although it technically is a form of chemo, it has none of the short-term nor long-term side effects of traditional cancer treatments, such as hair loss, liver damage, DNA mutation and immune suppression. “…it is appealing to patients who recognize the need for chemotherapy but want to do it in a safer, gentler manner,” says Stegall. Insulin Potentiated Therapy …read more [More]

By Michael By Catherine J. Frompovich Recently, I had the enormous good fortune to enjoy the screening in my local arts movie theater of a most exciting, beautifully photographed and produced, full-length… …read more Read more here: Natural Blaze     

By Russel Davis (Natural News) Allergies affect people all-year round, …read more Read more here: Natural News     

By wellnesseuphoria Imbalance of digestive liquids in the stomach appears with the symptoms of bad breath, nausea, stomach ache, heartburn and common belch. Acid reflux equally affect both sexes, men and women and it is a sign that your body is asking for help. The main causes of having an acid stomach are eating too much spicy foods, bad eating habits, too much stress, consumption of alcohol excessively and eating almost zero amount of fresh fruits and veggies. However, there are several home remedies that are alkaline in nature and can help to solve this problem. Here is the list: [More]

By REALdeal Source: When is a Banana Best to Eat? For more content like this visit REALfarmacy.com. Did you know? The nutritional properties of the bananas hanging in your kitchen actually change as they grow riper. As they ripen, bananas become sweeter. Why? Because there are enzymes in the banana that begin to break down starches (which aren’t generally sweet) into sugar. This also makes the banana easier for your gut to […] Source: When is a Banana Best to Eat? Learn more at REALfarmacy.com – Healthy News and Information. …read more Read more here: realfarmacy.com     

By Michael By Marco Torres Memory performance decreases with increasing age. Cannabis can reverse these aging processes in the brain. Low doses of the active ingredient in cannabis, THC, has the opposite effect… …read more Read more here: Natural Blaze     

So where does a Christian ministry go after a 2016 event in which 82,000 people came to a stadium, more than 180,000 watched from remote venues in all 50 states and some 90,000 tuned in via the Web, the largest audience ever for a singe evangelistic meeting in the U.S.?   Apparently, further down the same road, because there are no limits to simulcasting.   Greg Laurie’s Harvest America says there are many options for individuals, groups and churches to view its next major event at the University of Phoenix stadium June 11.   The project is entirely scalable online, spokesman Gary Zelasko told WND.   Laurie has been presenting [More]

“Just another sign of our moral decay as a society.”  Admin “Who wants to be a drag queen when they grow up?” That’s the question a man dressed as a woman recently asked children attending “Drag Queen Story Hour” (DQSH) at a public library in New York.   Since last fall, the Brooklyn Public Library in Park Slope has been offering the storytime for children, bringing in various drag queens to read children’s books about homosexuality, gender identity and “non-conformity,” and “general youth discomfort.”   It’s one of several cities across the country—including San Francisco and Los Angeles—who have signed on [More]

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

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Are you tired? If your answer is yes, it would seem relatively straightforward to assume you’re not getting enough sleep. Yet, signs of sleep deprivation may not always be this obvious (and there are other factors besides sleep loss that can make you feel fatigued). The late Nathaniel Kleitman, Ph.D., professor emeritus in physiology at the University of Chicago, came up with one of the simplest tests to determine if you’re sleep deprived — and as a pioneer in sleep research, he was well qualified to know. Not only did Kleitman co-discover REM sleep, [More]

By Lori Alton, staff writer (NaturalHealth365) According to recent research, intermittent fasting – the practice of doing without solid food, often for 20 to 30 hours at a time – has a surprisingly beneficial effect on health. Studies have shown that fasting boosts the immune system, promotes the growth of new neurons, reduces side effects in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, eases autoimmune disorders and even helps to reduce heart disease risk factors. Now, a new animal study conducted at UT Southwestern Medical Center shows that fasting can inhibit the progression of the most common type of childhood …read more Read [More]

Lose your temper on the road? Frustrated with colleagues at work? You may be cutting your life short, warns molecular biologist Elizabeth Blackburn–who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2009–and health psychologist Elissa Epel, who studies stress and aging. …read more Read more here: Prevent Disease     

By Dena Schmidt, staff writer (NaturalHealth365) A 2016 Pew Research Center study found that nearly 40 percent of Americans believe genetically modified organisms and GMO foods are worse for health than organic and conventional foods. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is now looking to change hearts and minds through a marketing campaign promoting genetically modified organisms. The recent avoidance of a government shutdown allocated $3 million to what amounts to a planned propaganda campaign for GMOs. However, it’s being called a “consumer outreach” program focused on “educating consumers regarding agricultural biotechnology.” The campaign will discuss …read more Read [More]