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By Twain Yobra Vitamin B12 is crucial for the brain, nerves, DNA and blood cells. Unfortunately, it becomes harder and harder for our bodies to absorb vitamin B12 as we age. In fact, 4 in every 100 women between age 40 and 60 have vitamin B12 deficiency. But age isn’t the only contributing factor – avoiding certain foods is what’s making you vitamin B12 deficient. Here are signs of vitamin B12 deficiency and the foods you should eat to combat them. Signs of vitamin B12 Deficiency Being sleepy all the time despite getting adequate sleep at night Strange sensations in [More]

Sabine El Gemayel, director and producer of Generation zapped, highlights her solution oriented documentary film investigating the growing body of research on the alarming health risks associated with wireless technology, as well as what the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Telecom Industry don’t want you to know …read more Read more here: Prevent Disease     

By Creation Moments On a previous broadcast, we told you about the archerfish and its ability to shoot well-aimed squirts of water through the air at bugs. That’s not all these amazing fish can do. Scientists have recently learned that they can distinguish one human face from another. Even more surprising is that the team of researchers from the University of Oxford admitted that “fish are unlikely to have evolved the ability to distinguish between human faces.” read more …read more Read more here: Creation Moments     

By By Amy Goodrich (NaturalNews) California, the top farm area of the U.S., is struggling under the pressure of a persistent drought. With no end in sight, farmers see their yields declining and are forced to drill more wells, pumping billions of gallons of water from the ground to irrigate their thirsty… …read more Read more here: Natural News     

By Ken Ham Living Waters ministries, led by my good friend Ray Comfort, is known for producing groundbreaking evangelistic films and resources, which reach out to unbelievers (and atheists in particular). Their new award-winning film, The Atheist Delusion, is no exception. And it is now available to view online and to purchase. <!– –> Watch the video on YouTube. …read more Read more here: Ken Ham AIG     

By Julie Fidler On October 19, 13-year-old student Maanasa Mendu was awarded the grand prize in the Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge for developing a cost-effective device that uses solar and wind power to create energy. [1] Her “solar leaves” device earned her the title of “America’s Top Young Scientist,” as well as a $25,000 prize. Mendu, a 9th grader at William Mason High School in Ohio, was inspired by a visit to India where she discovered that many people lacked basic life necessities such as clean water and lighting. According to Water.org, World Bank estimates show most water [More]

The United States is at the “point of no return” on issues of faith and morality, and the common statement that an election is the most important of a lifetime finally is absolutely true in 2016, according to a statement from prominent evangelical Christian faith leader Dr. James Dobson. “Every four years, when Americans head to…

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

“Son or daughter going off to college next year, you may want to check out this new guide on how colleges rank in terms of allowing differing viewpoints to make sure they are not going to some PC indoctrination center.”  Admin   Looking for something more illuminating than U.S. News & World Report for college rankings? Something that will warn you if you are sending your child into a bastion of left-wing intolerance?   Consider the new “Guide to Colleges” released by Heterodox Academy, the organization co-founded by “Coddling of the American Mind” co-author Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist at New [More]

“Another great article from thecollegefix.com about leftist intolerance on campus.”  Admin   A Donald Trump literature station set up outside of the University of Pittsburgh’s Hillman Library became yet another target of social justice warrior wrath.   This past week, Trump volunteer Matt Kerlin and a Pitt student Kirk Breiner were “distributing stickers, koozies, and literature” to students going to and from class, but it didn’t take very long for an all-too typical perpetually aggrieved type to take action against them.   “Surely enough,” The Pitt Maverick reports, “Kerlin and fellow tabling participants were met with remarks by students such [More]

By Dr. Mercola By Dr. Mercola Beet, mustard and dandelion greens. Boston, bibb and butter lettuce. Romaine, collards, Swiss chard, arugula — you get the idea. The plethora of leafy vegetables available at virtually every grocery store and farmers market is enough to make your thumbs turn green. Maybe you’ve tried a variety and stock your crisper drawer with leafy greens on a regular basis. Others, however, are at a loss. It only takes a few adventurous gambles that end up as wilted garbage fodder to make a chef vow to stick to tried-and-true varieties. But if you know how [More]

By Jean O’Micks With the inclusion of 37 postcranial morphological characters, this work attempts to reassess the baraminic classification of H. naledi. …read more Read more here: AIG Daily     

By Heather Callaghan By Pamela Bofferding At our house, back to school means back to kids bringing home germs. When the leaves start turning, I start reaching for my cough drops, feeling that all too familiar tickle in… …read more Read more here: Natural Blaze     

By By Amy Goodrich (NaturalNews) “To cook or not to cook?” has been a topic of heated debate among some health food advocates. Raw food junkies claim that eating foods in their most natural state is the answer to all our issues and diseases, cancer included. They believe that cooking destroys essential… …read more Read more here: Natural News     

By Twain Yobra Are you tired of eating the same snacks over and over? This article will show you how to prep a disease-fighting snack that will keep hunger at bay and keep you energetic. All you need is cauliflower, turmeric, and a few spices. But let me first tell you why roasted cauliflower with turmeric is good for your health. Benefits of cauliflower with turmeric Cauliflower is rich in antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins that improve heart health, brain function and fight inflammation and cancer. Roasted cauliflower with turmeric is tasty and nutritious. Turmeric is rich in curcumin which, according [More]

By Ken Ham The idea of extraterrestrial beings is everywhere in our culture. Since the invention of television, we’ve seen countless cartoons, sci-fi films, and TV shows featuring aliens. Some are cute and green with large pupilless eyes; some are slimy and violent; others appear almost human. One thing these supposed aliens nearly all have in common is heightened intelligence, often revealing humans on earth to be so far behind in development that they’re practically primal. An evolutionist astronomer once suggested that perhaps the reason we haven’t yet made contact with alien life is that aliens are ignoring us. He [More]

By Heather Callaghan By Heather Callaghan, Editor The power of the cranberry is resurfacing as new research shows the mechanism by which cranberry extract cuts bacteria communication, stops it from spreading and lessens… …read more Read more here: Natural Blaze     

By Christopher David Garlic is one of those miracle foods that seems to have an endless list of health benefits. Garlic boosts the resilience and overall health of your body, and it is also super easy to add to just about anything that you are eating. Some say that keeping a proper diet is one of the best […] The post Garlic: 12 Serious Health Benefits appeared first on Underground Health. …read more Read more here: undergroundhealth.com     

By By Daniel Barker (NaturalNews) In an effort to steer away from its previous one-size-fits-all policy, the American Association of Pediatrics (AAP) has issued a new set of guidelines regarding how much time children should spend in front of television and computer screens.Until now, the AAP had… …read more Read more here: Natural News     

In a previous article, I reported on how the IRS teamed up with the anti-Christian organization the Freedom from Religion Foundation to monitor churches to make sure they don’t speak out on the subject of politics in a way that seems to be a “partisan” action. There is no such constitutional prohibition.   Here’s what Donald Trump said July 21st, 2016 in a speech at the Republican National Convention about legislation proposed by then Senator Lyndon B. Johnson in 1954:   “An amendment, pushed by Lyndon Johnson many years ago, threatens religious institutions with a loss of their tax-exempt status [More]

By Creation Moments Did you know that scientists are working to create new colors? Well, perhaps it’s more accurate to say that they are working on new colorants that are being used to add color to other materials. read more …read more Read more here: Creation Moments     

By Julie Fidler A new ‘scorecard’ report gives a failing grade to 17 out of 20 major food retailers in the United States, based on their policies and practices regarding pollinator protection, organic options, and pesticide reduction. [1] Source: Friends of the Earth Read: Aldi Bans Bee-Killing Neonic Pesticides on Produce Tiffany Finck-Haynes, food futures campaigner with Friends of the Earth, said: “U.S. food retailers must take responsibility for how the products they sell are contributing to the bee crisis. The majority of the food sold at top U.S. food retailers is produced with pollinator-toxic pesticides. We urge all major [More]

By Ken Ham On Saturday, October 22, I joined my favorite Kiwi (i.e., New Zealander), Ray Comfort, on the ramp leading up to the door of our life-size Noah’s Ark in Northern Kentucky. Ray is the founder of Living Waters Ministries, producers of the new film The Atheist Delusion, which we premiered at the Ark Encounter later that night. This was Ray’s first time at the Ark. He joked, “I got lost. I was just walking around Kentucky and ended up seeing this thing here. It’s big! Sometimes we get accused of being in people’s faces, you know, in-your-face evangelism. [More]

By Admin – Orissa Crying Over Spilled Milk by Dr. Mercola The U.S. food system is set up to protect industrialized, centralized food production and distribution, while efforts to decentralize food are kept strictly under wraps. There are many problems with this system, including the fact that food production is often out of sync with demand, leading to excessive amounts of waste. In 2016, for instance, the industrial dairy industry has dumped 43 million gallons of milk due to a massive milk glut. The glut is the result of a 2014 spike in milk prices, which encouraged many dairy farmers [More]

By mcshane Water can either be acidic or alkaline, depending on its pH level. “pH” stands for “potential hydrogen” or “power of hydrogen” and refers to a number of hydrogen ions contained within the substance. The pH or potential hydrogen, scale runs from zero to fourteen, with 7 as the neutral middle. An acid is a substance with a pH of less than 7. A basic or alkaline substance has a pH of greater than 7. Your tap water is a mixture of chlorine, antibiotics, hormones disturbing chemicals and other metals that will go straight into your system. Impure water [More]

By Ken Ham For the evolutionary story to be possible, there must be some evidence of creatures undergoing intermediate stages of evolution. So do a dwarf gecko’s hairy toes show signs of stepwise evolution in progress? A recent news story caught my eye when I read the following quotes: But new analysis suggests one Gonatodes species is on its way to developing adhesion. Researchers at the University of California, Riverside say Gonatodes humeralis offers a “snapshot” of evolution. “Until now, we had not seen a gecko showing the beginnings of the adhesive system,” [Timothy Higham, a gecko expert and associate [More]

“The main reason given to farmers for switching to GMO’s is now shown to be non-existant but it sure has made Big Ag a ton of money. So when do we start getting rid of these GM crops.”  Admin   The controversy over genetically modified crops has long focused on largely unsubstantiated fears that they are unsafe to eat.   But an extensive examination by The New York Times indicates that the debate has missed a more basic problem — genetic modification in the United States and Canada has not accelerated increases in crop yields or led to an overall [More]