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“Great interview.”  Admin http://articles.mercola.com/sites/art… Natural health expert and Mercola.com founder Dr. Joseph Mercola interviews Dr. Steven Druker about genetically modified foods and how it took over food supply.
If you live in South Florida, the black military helicopters buzzing over your city were not in your imagination — regardless of what the increasingly discredited establishment press has been claiming for years. A controversial military training drill took place last week in downtown Fort Lauderdale, Florida, that spooked more than a few residents, as well as analysts. Featuring Special Forces from various branches of the military working with local law enforcement, the drill involved, among other elements, rounding up civilians. And now, the training is coming under fire from locals and national media commentators as everything from an inconvenience [More]
By Jefferey Jaxen Monopolies are nothing new to humanity. For industries and corporations whose life blood revolves around their bottom line, it only makes sense to always push to monopolize their market by any means necessary. However, the existence of a monopoly does not suggest that there haven’t been, or aren’t currently, better ways and products; it simply means that the general public is unaware of them. This has been the case with Professor John Searl and his Searl Effect Generator (S.E.G.) for the past 60 years. Working on principles that are not currently understood or taught by mainstream academic [More]
By Pilai Early in my herbal adventures, I had a hunch that foods and medicines tinkered with and altered by man were riddled with problems and side-effects, but that things made by God were so much better when used properly. It wasn’t until I had my own family, that I really discovered the worth and medicinal value of herbs and the truth of that conviction. After nursing for many years and seeing the downsides of pharmaceuticals, I saw it played out repeatedly. The first experience with the power of herbs came when I had a prolonged kidney/bladder infection, and I [More]
By Debi Elison-Warsat What happens when you peel an orange? I am guessing your fingers are sticky, and they probably smell heavy of citrus. Oranges have high amounts of a substance known as limonene in them, an essential oil. Limonene naturally hydrates the skin, and it also makes your fingers smell like well… oranges. But, you will never guess what it can do to a rubber balloon! …read more Read more here: organichealth.co     
By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) by Carey Wedler Last year, Michelle Obama proposed a requirement that food companies disclose “added sugar” to their products. Ever since, corporations have upped their lobbying efforts. Their arguments against labeling the number of teaspoons of added sugar in their products range from predictable dents in their profit margins to a feigned concern that Americans would be confused. They claim Americans could actually become more obese. These impassioned responses from the food industry show how eager corporatists are to maintain the status quo. The cranberry industry enlisted Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick [More]
By Brock Schilling Cucumbers are so common these days that people have no idea where they came from, or how healthy they are. Heck, most people don’t even know that pickles are actually cucumbers, let alone their medicinal benefits. Cucumbers, originally from India, are a creeping vine that produces an edible fruit when ripe. In reality, it’s harder to find a more versatile plant, between it’s household uses and medicinal benefits. The following list is not just a list of health benefits from eating cucumbers, but also some uses that are simply as unique as the humble cucumber itself. So, [More]
By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) Emotional health and wellbeing has been the subject of many a book, study and discussion. The issue is infinitely complex, since nobody quite knows how much of this or that is required to achieve this coveted objective. A study conducted by Rutgers University essentially confirmed that emotional health improves when flowers are added to one’s life. Flowers are associated with intimacy, kindness, devotion, wellbeing, happiness and serenity. In today’s times, stress is among the leading contributors of heart attacks, increased anxiety, disrupted sleep patterns and general discontent. Doctors routinely advise their patients to make the necessary lifestyle [More]
“Yet the US government has the warmest of relations with these anti-Christ dictatorial regimes.”  Admin The Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia (left), the country’s top Islamic cleric, has declared that it is “necessary to destroy all the churches of the region,” placing Christian places of worship throughout the Arabian Peninsula in potential jeopardy. Since Christianity is already forbidden in Saudi Arabia and no churches exist there, the implications of the cleric’s words were that the church ban should extend to other countries in the region, including Yemen, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates. Read More  Saudi Arabia’s [More]
“If they lose this case it will have a profound effect on Christian business owners throughout the country in terms of having to compromise their beliefs or face legal consequences.”  Admin Daniel McArthur yesterday praised God for sustaining his family throughout Ashers Baking Company’s three-day trial. It also emerged on Monday that the taxpayer-funded Equality Commission for Northern Ireland had increased its set-aside funds for the case to £40,000. The Commission took the Christian-run bakery to court because it declined to produce a pro-gay marriage campaign cake. Thankful Ashers is being given legal support by The Christian Institute’s Legal Defence [More]
“They are starting to bring these Sharia courts here to the US as well. They need to be totally banned in all Western societies. Anyone coming to a Western country should abide by its laws, period. If they don’t like they can go back to where they came from.”  Admin A Peer is calling for a judge-led inquiry into Sharia courts, in a revealing new report on discrimination against Muslim women across Britain. In the report, Baroness Cox also outlines the provisions of her Private Members’ Bill, which would curb the growth of quasi-legal systems such as Sharia courts, in [More]
This week, the World Health Organization sent the food and sugar industries into a tailspin by changing their sugar intake guidelines for the first time in over 10 years. WHO lowered the daily recommended intake of sugar by half, making it currently 6 teaspoons or approximately 25 grams. Most processed food easily surpasses this amount. In fact, sugar is one of the staple ingredients. …read more Read more here: Prevent Disease     
Mindfulness is “the intentional, accepting and non-judgemental focus of one’s attention on the emotions, thoughts and sensations occurring in the present moment”, which can be trained by a large extent in meditation practices. The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) published the results of a ground-breaking study that found that meditation appears to provide as much relief from some anxiety and depression symptoms as antidepressants. …read more Read more here: Prevent Disease     
“Interesting article that concludes the Jade Helm drills may be simulating an attack on Iran and not training for a martial law situation here. Whether Jade Helm is just a routine drill or preparation for something more sinister only time will tell. The drills start in July and run for two months.”  admin The upcoming Jade Helm exercise, conducted by the US military across seven states has been attacked as a preparation for martial law, but could in fact be part of a much more sinister project. The US military is preparing to launch a massive military drill in towns [More]
“This is the old “problem, reaction, solution” scenario being pulled on us again. The problem: massive influx of illegals, The reaction: We’ve got to be able to identify them, The solution: biometric id for everyone (which they have been trying to foist on us for years). Just another step to an even more Orwellian society unless it can be stopped once again. Let your legislators know how you feel about it.”  Admin After largely failing to prod state governments into developing a national identification system known as “REAL ID,” Republican lawmakers in Congress are once again pushing an Obama-backed scheme [More]
By Debi Elison-Warsat Who says that body image is only something that women have to worry about? First, the world was given a glimpse at the perfect woman; now we have the perfect man, and this is according to men and women. According to these pictures, men are very wrong about what the perfect man is supposed to look like. According to a study done by jacamo, a British Menswear label, 62% of men hypothesized that women would prefer Justin Bieber’s hair, Gerard Butlers face, Hugh Jackman’s arms, David Gandy’s torso, and Cristiana Ronaldo’s legs. Or tall, dark, and handsome! [More]
“The article contains some remarks made by Putin in a speech a few days ago regarding the NWO and Russia’s stance toward it. It sure seems that a war is almost unavoidable unless one side or the other stands down.”  Admin In his strongest speech, ever, directed at the United States, in front of the rest of key members of the Western world, Putin drew a line in the sand with regard to American imperialism. The following are excerpts of Putin’s speech delivered at the Valdai conference in Sochi, just a few days ago. The speech was directed at Western [More]
“Just another example of the subtle brainwashing that’s going on with kids.”  Admin Isn’t it interesting how an agenda is so often posed as a debate even though there is usually only one side? Or, when a synthesis of the two is the actual goal? That’s how things are presented to adults, usually on television. Or rather, “adult-children.” So that it looks like they have an informed choice. Unfortunately, children in many public schools don’t even have the semblance of a two-sided joust. They are expected to download beliefs. As you will see below, it doesn’t even matter if they [More]
By Barbara Minton While you’re chowing down on all those healthful fresh fruits and vegetables (hopefully), don’t forget to eat plenty of protein, too. A growing pile of research is finding that people who eat higher levels of protein stay slim and trim compared to those who don’t. How can eating more make a person slimmer? Protein is so integral to the formation and maintenance of every part of the body, that the signal to put down your knife and fork doesn’t get sent until you’ve eaten enough protein. Probably in an effort to keep recruits trim and fit, the [More]
By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Mounting research suggests that your microbiome—colonies of bacteria, viruses, and other microbes living in your gut—may be one of the preeminent factors determining your health and longevity. Feeding health-promoting gut bacteria with a healthy diet, avoiding hospitals (which are hotbeds for drug-resistant bacteria), and boycotting processed foods and animal foods raised in confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs)—both of which tend to have an adverse effect on your microbiome—may be keystone strategies for longevity. Beneficial Microbes Prevent Disease A number of studies have begun to identify specific species of bacteria that appear to have specialized [More]
The heart-healthy benefits of the so-called Mediterranean diet are well known, but new research from a Greek study suggest that adherence to the diet can have a more protective effect on heart disease risk than taking part in physical activity – showing that adults who closely followed the diet were 47% less likely to develop heart disease over a 10-year period compared to similar adults who did not closely follow the diet. …read more Read more here: Prevent Disease     
By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Do you know your vitamin D level? If not, a simple blood test called 25(OH)D, or 25-hydroxyvitamin D, can reveal your levels and give you incredible insight into your potential future risk of disease. Low vitamin D levels are widely known to harm your bones, leading them to become thin, brittle, soft, or misshapen. But a lack of vitamin D does not only impact your bones. Far from it. You see, vitamin D isn’t a vitamin at all. It’s a steroid hormone that influences virtually every cell in your body. From your heart to [More]
By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) Joshua Krause, Ready Nutrition Until about a year ago, I was undecided in regards to the dangers of vaccines. My gut told me they were probably bad, but it was difficult to take a stand on the issue. The reason why was simple enough. When it comes to the news, I try to read a diverse set of opinions, many of which I’ve come to trust. But what does one do when the sources of information you trust begin to oppose each other on a big issue? How do you come to a decision when both sides [More]
In 2013, executive producers Roma Downey (of “Touched by an Angel” fame) and Mark Burnett (executive producer of “Survivor,” “Shark Tank” and other hit shows) blew the roof off cable TV ratings with “The Bible” miniseries. Now the duo is moving to broadcast television with a 12-part follow-up series: “A.D.: The Bible Continues.” Debuting on Easter Sunday, April 5, at 9 p.m. Eastern / 8 p.m. Central on NBC and continuing on Sunday nights, “A.D.” will dramatize the days following Jesus’ death and resurrection, as the first Christian disciples endured both Jewish and Roman persecution to spread the good news [More]
“Governments and many of the general public are drowning in debt. How much longer can this growing debt bubble be sustained, who knows. But when the collapse comes it will be colossal.”  Admin Britons are struggling with debt in unprecedented numbers, according to a report published this week. More than half a million people – 577,677 – have sought help in the past year alone, their individual debts averaging £14,650, the report by debt charity StepChange says. It also warns that the number of people needing help to manage their debts has risen by 56 per cent since 2012. People [More]
By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) A first study of its kind has found that GM maize transgenes have penetrated the informal seed supplies of smallholder farmers in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. The study screened for transgenes in external fields, home gardens and local household seed holdings in a village where GM insect-resistant maize had been previously grown from 2001–2008 and also analysed the seed management practices of farmers there. Genetically modified (GM) crops were introduced in South Africa in 1997. By 2013, South Africa had 2.3 million hectares of GM crops under cultivation, 78% of which …read more Read more here: [More]
By noreply@blogger.com (Activist) By Heather Callaghan The main character in the movie Idiocracy goes to the hospital of the future and tries to tell the clerk about his problem. She apathetically scans her finger over a bunch of picture buttons that indicate a medical problem – she doesn’t have to think. Imagine if everything was even further reduced from Idiocracy into nothing but basic colors and shapes. It would almost be like shopping with Big Bird as your guide. “Should food products be labeled with traffic light symbols to make health-related information on ingredients easier to understand?” Apparently, this very [More]