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By Ken Ham My parents passed on a legacy that has impacted me, my children, and now my grandchildren. It’s a legacy of loving the Lord, upholding the authority of His Word, and contending for the faith (Jude verse 3). I frequently encourage parents and grandparents to think about the legacy they want to leave. That’s why I’m so excited to support a book by my good friend David Green, CEO and founder of Hobby Lobby (a US arts and craft chain of retail stores). Giving It All Away is a brief, easy-to-read guide to living generously and giving to [More]

By Heather Callaghan By Health Tips Now Most people, over the age of 50, wake up during the night to urinate. This condition is known as nocturia. It can lead to irritability, sleep disruption, stress, and daytime… …read more Read more here: Natural Blaze     

By Amy Goodrich (Natural News) As more people are turning …read more Read more here: Natural News     

Out of all the possible modes of communication, why did God give us a book? …read more Read more here: creation.com     

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Perhaps you first heard about Vegemite in the early 1980s from the Men at Work song, “Down Under.” The Australian sandwich spread, described by the Telegraph as a sticky, gloopy, salty spread made from yeast extract, may be the flavor that embodies the entire continent, as 23 million jars are purchased in Australia every year.1 Vegemite’s first cousin, Marmite, is the British version of the controversial condiment. Both are considered an acquired taste, but it’s the latter that’s been scrutinized in scientific circles and found to contain some very impressive properties for the human [More]

By chrisclarkxerveo According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 36.5 percent of all American adults are considered obese. This is a significant health problem since obesity has been linked to an increase in risk of heart disease, stroke, type-2 diabetes, and a myriad of other diseases. As such, many people are beginning to gain a better understanding of the risks associated with obesity and are taking steps to shed the excess weight. Unfortunately, many people have a difficult time losing excess weight, which can be a rather disheartening process. More often than not, this leads to someone giving [More]

By Dr. Kevin Anderson A recent study of the salivary mucin-7 gene (MUC7) demonstrated there was genetic variation of this gene among different primate species. …read more Read more here: AIG Daily     

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola There is a significant cost to your health from light pollution resulting from living in a 24/7 society. A growing number of street lights and lit signs obscure the night sky, and your bedroom is likely dimly lit from street lamps, digital equipment or alarm clocks. It’s not possible to “feel” the changes in your brain and body from outdoor street light that seeps in around your bedroom curtains or the dim glow from your alarm clock. Yet, even a dim light at night affects your natural sleep cycle and produces biological changes which, [More]

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Discovering the fountain of youth has been one of the world’s most sought-after but elusive endeavors. New information suggests that enhanced metabolism may be a valuable key for improved health and longevity. Scientists at the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine and the life sciences company Cardax collaborated on a study aimed at evaluating a naturally occurring chemical with promise for anti-aging therapy. FOXO3 is a gene that’s been proven to improve longevity, and the astaxanthin compound CDX-085 was instrumental in this venture. Dr. Bradley Willcox, director of research at the [More]

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola According to the U.S. surgeon general, more Americans now use prescription opioids than smoke cigarettes.1 This makes sense when you consider prescriptions for opioid painkillers rose by 300 percent between 2000 and 2009,2,3 and Americans now use 80 percent of all the opioids sold worldwide.4 In Alabama, which has the highest opioid prescription rate in the U.S., 143 prescriptions are written for every 100 people.5 A result of this over-prescription trend is skyrocketing deaths from overdoses.6,7 The most common drugs involved in prescription opioid overdose …read more Read more here: mercola     

By Creation Moments Was there a time, when large parts of the Earth’s surface were so cold, that they were covered with ice sheets? Many U-shaped valleys throughout northern Europe and North America show markings somewhat similar to the impressions left today by moving glaciers – “rivers” of ice. read more …read more Read more here: Creation Moments     

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

By Ken Ham Over four days last week, it was wonderful to hear the Scottish brogue in our AiG offices, the Creation Museum, and Ark Encounter. A video crew from Truth in Science, an organization based in Britain, conducted several interviews with our scientists, research faculty, and others at AiG. Their programs will eventually air not only on television in the UK, but also on the Internet so that people all over the world can watch this multi-part series of programs. Here is a photo of AiG speaker Bodie Hodge with three of the four Scots just before the start [More]

By none Recipe from Jennafer Ashley of PaleoHacks When it comes to traditional and timeless desserts, one of the most loved choices that many people appreciate is vanilla custard. Creamy and sweet, this classic culinary treat is made by gently heating a mixture of eggs and cream until it reaches the desired thickness.[1] Custard has been around since the Middle Ages, and was first used as a filling for tarts and pies. Today, it’s incorporated in various desserts, such as eclairs and trifles, or served by itself. There’s even a National Vanilla Custard Day, which falls on August 17[CO1] , [More]

By GROW test Source: How to Raise Chickens for Your Garden: Watch These Mind-Blowing Benefits For more content like this visit REALfarmacy.com. This might actually qualify as being too cool for school. Bruce Morgan, a farmer from Australia, has figured out a great way to get his chickens involved in gardening around the house using a series of wire tunnels. It really goes to show how useful a chicken can be for your farm, even aside from […] Source: How to Raise Chickens for Your Garden: Watch These Mind-Blowing Benefits Learn more at REALfarmacy.com – Healthy News …read more Read [More]

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Modern agricultural practices have led to ever-increasing amounts of chemicals being used on our food, and whether we’re talking about pesticides, herbicides or fungicides, most have deleterious effects on health. According to the latest report on pesticide residues in food by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), a mere 15 percent of all the food samples tested in 2015 were free from pesticide residues. In 2014, over 41 percent of samples had no detectable pesticide residues on them.1 That just goes to show how quickly our food is being poisoned. …read more Read more [More]

Some claim that the word ‘Easter’ is derived from a pagan goddess, and others claim that Jesus must have been crucified on a Wednesday. Read Dr Sarfati’s comments. …read more Read more here: creation.com     

By Dena Schmidt, staff writer (NaturalHealth365) Improving bone health and avoiding osteoporosis may be easier than we once thought. In fact, better bone density could be as simple as eating more dried plums. In the U.S. alone, around 8 million women experience osteoporosis and a deterioration in bone health during menopause due to the sudden cessation of ovarian hormone production. However, it is estimated that around 2 million American men experience osteoporosis as well. Dried plums superior for bone health than dates, figs, raisins, strawberries and apples Dried plums for bone health and osteoporosis were studied by researchers …read more [More]

Looking for the clearest amber on Earth? A new study shows that Dominican Republic amber is clear enough to see what’s inside. Apparently, ancient parasitic protozoans loved to live inside intact red blood cells. More… …read more Read more here: icr.org     

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Staying awake during surgery is the norm for certain procedures, like some cesarean sections and brain surgeries. However, most people expect that they’ll be under general anesthesia should they require surgery. This may soon change, as increasing numbers of patients are opting to take control of their surgical experience and stay awake during the procedure. It’s a decision that comes with both benefits and risks — to the patient and the surgeon. Not every surgery is appropriate for staying awake, but if you’re given the option, here’s what you should consider. During Which Types [More]

By schaffee On this episode of ID the Future, Ray Bohlin interviews Jonathan Wells about Zombie Science. Wells discusses the tree of life, the Miller-Urey experiment, and more. What does Wells mean when he says that the DNA “molecule has been invested with far more power than it actually has”? Listen in to find out! Your browser does not support playing Audio, please upgrade your browser or find our podcast on podOmatic Download Episode …read more Read more here: id the future     

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola It’s estimated that nearly 57,000 new cases of thyroid cancer will be diagnosed in the U.S. in 2017, a far lower number than many other adult cancers, like colorectal, lung, breast and prostate.1 However, the number is noteworthy because it has risen significantly in recent years. Rates of thyroid cancer have tripled in the last decade, making it — papillary thyroid cancer in particular — the most rapidly increasing cancer in the U.S.2 While part of this rise is blamed on the increased use of thyroid ultrasound detecting small thyroid nodules that may otherwise [More]

By Thomasina Copenhaver Sometime about a hundred years ago, the Rockefeller and Carnegie Foundations decided to “reform” medical education in America by engineering medical school curriculum through their grants and donations. When money comes from a donor—the curriculum and the outcome is logically going to be what the donor wants it to be. Carnegie and Rockefeller bestowed literally hundreds of millions of dollars on these schools to “standardize” care to patented, petrochemical drug intensive treatment to the exclusion of all others. Natural healing, that had brought humanity to this point since the beginning of time, was summarily bastardized, the wisdom [More]

By Martin Hajek Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale), is unfortunately usually known for being a pesky weed, which people commonly remove from their backyards (and often spray with herbicides). However, humans have been using dandelion in food and teas for its medicinal properties for most of the recorded history. Many people still underestimate the benefits of this plant. When we talk about the dandelion tea, we are talking about two different teas: an infusion made from the leaves and the other made from the roots. The best way to get all of the benefits is to put the dried root and leaves [More]

By schaffee On this episode of ID the Future, CSC Director of Communications Rob Crowther interviews CSC Senior Fellow Jay Richards. Listen in as Richards rebuts the warfare thesis – the idea that religion and science are antagonists – and argues that historically, Judeo-Christian culture “was the seedbed from which science emerged.” Has science missed out by being partnered with materialism? Your browser does not support playing Audio, please upgrade your browser or find our podcast on podOmatic Download Episode …read more Read more here: id the future     

By Jonathan Landsman (NaturalHealth365) A recent action by the head of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ensures that residue from a toxic pesticide can remain on food. Just under the deadline mandated by a federal appeals court, the new EPA administrator Scott Pruitt reversed a tentative 2015 decision to revoke food tolerances of chlorpyrifos – an insecticide linked with cancer and neurological problems. With this action, Pruitt totally ignored the conclusions of the federal agency’s own scientists, as well as independent scientific studies and literature. But, wait, this story is worse than you …read more Read more here: [More]

By Ken Ham There have been multiple (unsuccessful) efforts to pass Darwin Day legislation here in the United States. If such legislation passed in the US Congress, it would set aside Charles Darwin’s birthday (February 12) as National Darwin Day. Well, according to reports, US Representative Jim Himes of Southwestern Connecticut is introducing yet another bill in Congress to continue the fight for a Darwin Day. Himes claims that this is the kind of legislation his constituents “want him to pursue at a time when skepticism surrounds science.” Reportedly, “he has championed the legislation for several years because ‘science and [More]