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By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) It may not be the first issue you think of in terms of staying well, but the temperature at which we work, relax, eat or sleep is as essential as diet or exercise in maintaining good health. We know this intuitively, of course, but there is also intriguing academic research into the effects of temperature, particularly in the workplace and how our physical, emotional and cognitive functions react to being too cold or too warm. Hot and Cold Employees One Cornell study, for instance, found that a lower than optimal temperature meant employees made significantly more mistakes [More]

By Heidi Kristoffer Avocado is one of the healthiest foods with lots of benefits for health: They are packing full of antioxidants and mono-unsaturated fats, which are essential for reducing inflammation in the body and reducing the risks of developing cancer. Avocados also contain fiber, which is essential for keeping the digestive system and intestines healthy. The nourishing nutrients in the fruit are also wonderful for beautifying purposes such as repairing hair damage and softening the skin. For all these outstanding reasons, growing an avocado tree so you can always have these outstanding fruits on hand as often as possible [More]

By Jesse Herman Source: How To Build A Simple Pallet Garden For more content like this visit REALfarmacy.com. by J HERMAN Are you looking for an interesting, unique way to start or expand your garden? Pallet gardening might be a great solution for you! Read on to find a few simple instructions on how to build, setup and maintain your very own pallet garden. For this project, you’ll need one pallet/skid, landscaping fabric, [&hellip Source: How To Build A Simple Pallet Garden Learn more at REALfarmacy.com – Healthy News and Information. …read more Read more here: realfarmacy.com     

By Phyllis Purple corn is turning out to be one of the healthiest foods on the planet.The health benefits of purple corn are pervasive in the body, and it has a normalizing effect on many bodily systems. A native plant of Peru and Chili, purple corn is related to blue corn, which is widely available in our country. The corn’s purple color is produced by its high content of anthocyanins, also called flavonoids, compounds responsible for most of its health benefits. An estimated 18 million people in America have been diagnosed with diabetes. One of the most serious complications of [More]

By By Ethan A. Huff, staff writer (NaturalNews) The cries of the innocent who seek justice in today’s America are reaching a piercing crescendo. Case after case of unwarranted medical child abduction portends a ruthless totalitarian future for every single parent trying to raise children in this country — this, as… …read more Read more here: Natural News     

By MRHEALTH (Nick Meyer) The return to a more natural and organic farming system has been a work in progress, but it holds great promise both for the health of our soil and ecosystems as well as […] The post Report: Organic Farmers Make Considerably More Money Than Their “Conventional” Counterparts appeared first on Healthy Debates. …read more Read more here: Healthy Debates News     

By Shelby Hall Is your skin feeling dry and gross? Using this fantastic face wash will help you dramatically! This homemade face wash will ensure that you have refreshed clean skin. You see this face wash is going to be rich in essential oils that I’m sure you already know are super healthy for you and especially your […] …read more Read more here: organichealth.co     

By Shelby Hall I’m sure you already know how amazing the love you get from an animal is. That animal relies on you for everything and trusts that you will take care of it, remaining by your side until death usually. The video below has been titled “Denali.” It is told from the point of view of a […] …read more Read more here: organichealth.co     

By Andrew Hypervitaminosis D is a state of vitamin D toxicity. The normal range for blood concentration is 30.0 to 74.0 nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL). An excess of vitamin D causes abnormally high blood concentrations of calcium, which can cause overcalcification of the bones, soft tissues, heart and kidneys. In addition, hypertension can result. The main consequence of vitamin D toxicity is a buildup of calcium in your blood (hypercalcemia), which can cause poor appetite, nausea and vomiting. Weakness, frequent urination and kidney problems also may occur. Although vitamin D toxicity is uncommon even among people who take supplements, you [More]

A leading figure in global Anglicanism has warned that accommodating those who support gay marriage is an “unacceptably high” price to pay for unity in the church. Speaking in Belfast yesterday (Friday), Peter Jensen, the retired archbishop of Sydney, said that Biblical teaching is too unambiguous to allow such “tension” to exist between the two viewpoints within the same denomination. The retired archbishop, who is highly influential in conservative Anglican circles, was speaking at an event in Belfast’s Willowfield church. He said: “In Scotland, the General Synod of the Episcopal Church [an Anglican church] has chosen to omit the definition [More]

By Alex Jordon Lung cancer is a difficult problem all over the world, and it accounts for a great percentage of the total cancer death. For person with lung cancer, having proper diet is important. Following are some dietary advices for someone with lung cancer: Get enough protein According to American Cancer Society, deficiency of protein will delay the healing of lung cancer. It’s recommended to consume high-quality protein items in your diet if you’re suffering from lung cancer, including fish, egg whites and a small amount of beef. Eat more vegetables and fruits Add more vegetables and fruits in [More]

A couple of years ago, a bill was introduced (H.R. 933) allowing big biotech corporations, like Monsanto, to override United States federal courts on the issue of planting experimental genetically engineered crops all across the US. This rendered the government powerless when it came to stopping other biotechnology corporations from planting and harvesting. The measure shields sellers of genetically modified seeds from lawsuits, even if the resulting crops cause harm. As a result, the public labelled this bill “The Monsanto Protection Act.” This time, a bill has been introduced, dubbed the “Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act Of 2015.” Proposed [More]

“Lets hope this is just a passing fancy and not something that catches on.”  Admin Soon every churchgoer will be identified by facial recognition software! You read that right, churches will soon be using facial recognition software to identify you and your family. The company website brags: “First of its kind, Churchix provides you with accurate data on members attendance in your events and services. The software also allows you to sort and manage your videos and photos.” “Churchix was originally developed by us for a chain of international churches, which wanted to follow up with membership attendance at its [More]

By Erica One of the most widely sold commercial drugs in the United States, ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). Although it’s frequently prescribed for minor aches and pains, long term ibuprofen use is tied to several serious health problems, including high blood pressure, increased risk of heart attack, liver failure, intestinal damage, hearing loss, miscarriage, and DNA structure damage. Instead of reaching for ibuprofen or acetaminophen for every headache or muscle pain, consider a natural alternative; these carry no risks, and are readily available in natural food stores. Before we begin with the natural remedies, it’s worth pointing [More]

By By L.J. Devon, Staff Writer (NaturalNews) Pharmaceutical companies spend big money on advertisements to constantly brainwash people to “ask their doctor” how a pill is right for them. Even after listing several terrible side effects, these commercials are still convincing, planting a dangerous seed in the minds… …read more Read more here: Natural News     

By MRHEALTH (Geraldine Philips) I work for a “cancer research center” and I call it this only because that is in their actual name. I have seen and read things that boggle the mind in the so-called […] The post Confessions of a Cancer Industry Insider appeared first on Healthy Debates. …read more Read more here: Healthy Debates News     

By REALdeal Source: 9 Amazing Bread-less Sandwich Ideas That Will Make You Drool For more content like this visit REALfarmacy.com. A growing number of people have sworn off bread and for good reason. If you’re not able to access healthy ingredients and or unable to bake it yourself your options can be very limited let alone excessively expensive. Well the good news is that there are ways to enjoy and even enhance some of your [&hellip Source: 9 Amazing Bread-less Sandwich Ideas That Will Make You Drool Learn more at REALfarmacy.com – Healthy News and Information. …read more Read more [More]

By By Joel Edwards (NaturalNews) There are 16 different flu shots approved by the FDA, made by several pharmaceutical companies. Some of these vaccines are designed solely to protect against the H1N1 influenza virus A strain. But most flu vaccines distributed in the U.S. are designed to provide protection… …read more Read more here: Natural News     

By Shelby Hall I’m sure you have heard that Marijuana can cure cancer, that it is definitely the only cure and all of that but do you believe it? Should you believe it? You should, Up until around eighty years ago cannabis oil was used all around the world to treat many different diseases. This includes cancer. Obviously […] …read more Read more here: organichealth.co     

“Here IMHO is the real reason for the demonizing of Russia/ China. The western banksters don’t want the competition.  Will this lead to another bankers war, only time will tell.”  Admin The BRICS New Development Bank will be launched at the first session of its Board of Governors in Moscow on 7 July, Russian officials have confirmed. Russian Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Storchak announced at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday that the BRICS Bank will be ready for action after the maiden meet of the governors. The New Development Bank will provide a financing alternative to the [More]

A rare inscription on a pottery shard that was unearthed in Israel in 2012 has finally been deciphered and has been found to correlate with the time of King David. The fragment was among a number of pieces excavated from the Valley of Elah, or Khirbet Qeiyafain, the location believed to be where the then-teenage David fought the giant Goliath of Gath. The discovery is accredited to Professor Yosef Garfinkel of the Institute of Archaeology of Hebrew University and Saar Ganor of the Israel Antiquities Authority. As there was writing on a number of the fragments—believed to be in the [More]

A Mennonite couple that decided to discontinue hosting all weddings at their church-turned-art gallery after they became the subject of a discrimination lawsuit two years ago has now announced that they are closing their doors due to lack of sufficient income. As previously reported, Dick and Betty Odgaard operate The Gortz Haus Gallery, a bistro, floral and arts shop, and wedding facility in Grimes, Iowa. The location formerly served as a Lutheran church for over 60 years, and has been a popular location for couples to tie the knot. According to reports, Lee Stafford and his partner Jared visited the [More]

A homosexual priest with the Church of England has sued the denomination for allegedly denying a license to serve in public ministry, also known as permission to officiate (PTO), after he “wed” his partner last year. Canon Jeremy Pemberton, a divorced father of five, had tied the knot with Laurence Cunnington in April 2014, and afterwards learned that a job offer to serve as a hospital chaplain at Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Trust was being rescinded since he had been refused PTO from a local bishop. Heretofore, he had worked as a chaplain at Lincoln County Hospital and desired additional [More]

By By Antonia (NaturalNews) Newsflash: In case you haven’t heard the news, sugar is bad for you. Well, of course you know this – there is hardly a soul on the planet who hasn’t heard of the evils of sugar. After all, just about every magazine, health blog, website and health guru is shouting it… …read more Read more here: Natural News     

By Beverly Entin Turmeric is a delicious addition to many dishes, and it’s almost always sold in powder form at grocery stores, while you can also use fresh turmeric root in cooking, as well as in the home remedies. Fresh turmeric root is more desirable than the dried form, and it’s less bitter too. Here’s how to use fresh turmeric root: Grind It Grind your own turmeric powder by cutting it into small pieces and put it in a coffee grinder. The smaller the pieces, the easier it will be to grind. Add a few drops of water if it [More]

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Soup can be a great tool for losing weight, so if you are on the lookout for recipes that can help you get rid of that extra flab, you may want to try this apple soup recipe. Note that this is not your typical soup recipe, and is best served slightly chilled or at room temperature during hot summer months. It’s an appetizing and refreshing addition to your favorite meals. Ingredients: 2 medium Fuji or Gala apples, cored and cut into 4 pieces Juice of ½ medium lemon 2 cups spring mix or spinach [More]

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Americans spend about 90 percent of their food budget on processed foods, which contain a wide array of artificial food additives, preservatives, colors, and flavor enhancers. More than 10,000additives are allowed in food when you factor in those that are added directly to your food as well as those in the packaging—such as bisphenol-A (BPA), bisphenol-S (BPS), and phthalates—which can migrate to your food. That your health can suffer as a consequence of this chemical assault should come as no surprise. After all, your body is not a machine designed to run on synthetic [More]