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Review looks into the therapeutic effects of aromatherapy on postpartum complications

April 16, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) In this study, researchers from Iran and the U.S. determined whether aromatherapy can improve symptoms commonly experienced by women postpartum. Their results were published in the journal Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice. Aromatherapy is a popular method of reducing the symptoms of various physiologic processes and diseases. The researchers conducted a systematic review of […]
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A closer look at the antioxidant activities of Japan’s traditional herbal medicine: Kampo

April 15, 2020 - Posted by Ralph Flores

(Natural News) Multiple studies have shown that long-term oxidative stress can lead to the development of chronic conditions like cancer, diabetes and heart disease. Now, researchers report in the Journal of Natural Medicines that certain types of traditional Japanese medicines, or better known as Kampo medicines, have potent antioxidant properties, with some exhibiting the potential […]
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Scientists explore the healing effects of Gua Sha therapy on patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy

April 15, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) In this open-label, randomized controlled study, Chinese researchers examined the effect of gua sha therapy in the treatment of diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN). Their results were published in the journal Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice. A total of 119 subjects were recruited by the researchers, 60 were assigned to the gua sha group and […]
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A closer look at the immunostimulatory effects of ginseng berry polysaccharides

April 15, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) South Korean researchers investigated the effects of polysaccharides from ginseng berry on the activation of natural killer (NK) cells and the inhibition of tumors. Their findings were published in The American Journal of Chinese Medicine. Ginseng root is used in traditional Chinese medicine for the enhancement of immune system function. To explore the immunostimulatory […]
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Investigating the anti-fungal activity of Croton tricolor essential oil

April 15, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) In this study, researchers from Brazil identified the chemical components of the essential oil obtained from the stems of Croton tricolor and studied their anti-fungal activity against several Candida species. Their findings were published in the Journal of Essential Oil Research. For their analysis, the researchers first extracted essential oil from C. tricolor stems through hydrodistillation […]
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Add artichoke to your diet to help prevent gum disease

April 14, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) Cynara scolymus, more commonly known as green artichoke, is a variety of thistle that is consumed as a vegetable. Specifically, artichoke refers to the plant’s flower buds, which can be eaten before they bloom into flowers. Historically, artichoke has been used as a medicine since the 4th century BCE. Today, it is used in […]
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Researchers identify betulinic acid as a promising new agent for treating hepatic fibrosis

April 14, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) Betulinic acid is a naturally occurring compound that can be found in the outer bark of various trees, particularly that of the white birch tree (Betula pubescens). It is classified as a triterpenoid and has demonstrated a wide range of beneficial properties in numerous studies. Among the many activities of betulinic acid, the most notable […]
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Evaluating the antioxidant effects of 147 oral formulations of Japanese Kampo medicines

April 14, 2020 - Posted by Ralph Flores

(Natural News) Researchers from Toho University in Japan investigated the antioxidant activities of 147 oral formulations of Kampo medicines, or traditional herbal medicines from Japan. The study was published in the Journal of Natural Medicines. Oxidative stress from the overproduction of reactive oxygen species (ROS) is linked to the development of various diseases. For this study, the […]
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Natural methods for relieving jaw pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis

April 13, 2020 - Posted by Arsenio Toledo

(Natural News) Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a type of autoimmune arthritis. It is caused by the immune system not functioning properly and attacking healthy cells in and around your joints. RA causes a variety of symptoms, such as swelling and pain in the wrists and small joints of the feet, hands and knees. However, this inflammation and pain […]
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Compression fractures and osteoporosis: Risk factors, symptoms and natural ways to prevent and treat injuries

April 13, 2020 - Posted by Divina Ramirez

(Natural News) Osteoporosis is a major public health threat for older adults. According to the International Osteoporosis Foundation, osteoporosis is estimated to affect 200 million women worldwide. In the U.S. alone, it affects 44 million adults aged 50 years and older. There is currently no known cure for osteoporosis, but proper nutrition, regular exercise and certain weight-loss […]
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Skip the antibiotics: How to self-treat a UTI

March 7, 2020 - Posted by Zoey Sky

(Natural News) Doctors often prescribe antibiotics to address urinary tract infections (UTIs), but these drugs are linked to many negative side effects, like allergic reactions. If you have a minor, uncomplicated UTI, consider trying home remedies to treat your condition naturally. UTI: Causes and symptoms UTIs occur when bacteria enter the urinary tract and grow. […]
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Study finds tart cherry helps minimize joint pain and muscle soreness in women with breast cancer

March 6, 2020 - Posted by Franz Walker

(Natural News) Women suffering from the side effects of breast cancer therapy will soon have a new, tasty way to deal with their pains. Clinical trials conducted by researchers at the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine and Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center have demonstrated that tart cherries can help alleviate the joint pain and […]
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Study: Strength training can benefit those with diabetes by lowering liver fat and improving blood sugar levels

March 6, 2020 - Posted by Divina Ramirez

(Natural News) The liver plays an important role in the prevention of metabolic disorders, like Type 2 diabetes, Gaucher’s disease and hemochromatosis. As the largest organ and gland in the human body, the liver carries out over 500 tasks, including breaking down fats, regulating blood sugar levels and filtering out harmful compounds from the blood. However, the liver […]
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Animal study reveals that Chinese mulberry demonstrates protective effects against liver injuries caused by oxidative stress

March 6, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) Cudrania tricuspidata, commonly known as Chinese mulberry or mandarin melon berry, is a small, cold-hardy tree that’s been used as a source of food and medicine in China for thousands of years. Today, it is grown in different parts of the world and is known for its red raspberry-like fruits, which ripen in […]
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Philippines and Singapore look into COCONUT OIL molecules as potential cures for the coronavirus

March 6, 2020 - Posted by Darnel Fernandez

(Natural News) Coconut oil has been widely marketed as a superfood that provides a range of health benefits – from improving heart health to boosting brain function. Now, researchers from Singapore and the Philippines are exploring its potential use as a treatment for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared a […]
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Can the flatcrown tree be the answer to Gram-negative superbugs?

March 5, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) Gram-negative bacteria, which are classified based on the color (red) they turn to after Gram staining, can be found everywhere, even in the human gut. Many known bacterial pathogens are Gram-negative, such as Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Chlamydia trachomatis and Vibrio cholerae. According to studies, Gram-negative bacteria are inherently resistant to macrolide antibiotics, which are widely […]
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How can pumpkin seeds help men with BPH? Pilot study breaks it down

March 4, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) Men in their 50s and 60s are prone to a condition known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Defined as the enlargement of the prostate gland, this condition is very common and affects up to 90 percent of men over the age of 80. Although BPH is not cancer and does not lead to cancer, […]
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Extract from Asian plant helps eliminate bacteria known to cause tooth decay

March 4, 2020 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) Despite advances in modern dentistry, the prevalence of dental diseases is increasing. Dental caries or tooth decay is one of the most common dental health problems suffered by schoolchildren and a large number of adults today. Dental caries is caused by the acid produced when oral bacteria break down sugars from food. This acid […]
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Consuming enough protein helps lower risk of frailty and prefrailty in older women, advise scientists

March 4, 2020 - Posted by Divina Ramirez

(Natural News) Adequate protein intake can help reduce the risk of frailty in women aged 66 to 71, according to scientists. The study, published in European Journal of Nutrition, showed that an intake of at least 1.1 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight (g/kg) over a three-year period led to a reduced risk of frailty and […]
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Drinking coffee can cause your body to turn on its “fat-fighting” mechanism, says research

March 3, 2020 - Posted by Darnel Fernandez

(Natural News) Coffee has become one of the most popular beverages in the world. You would be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn’t enjoy a good cup of coffee to start their day. While coffee tastes great and can give you the energy boost you need to get you through the morning rush, the rich […]
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11/08/2024 / By HRS Editors
Survival essentials: Here’s why it’s wise to stock up on coconut oil before SHTF
If you want to add a variety of cooking oils to your survival stockpile, why not try coconut oil? Aside from being a versatile cooking oil,...
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11/07/2024 / By Kevin Hughes
Mike Adams Sermon 34: TURMERIC as a powerful anti-inflammatory medicine
The Health Ranger Mike Adams discussed turmeric as a powerful natural anti-inflammatory medicine during his 34th sermon as part of his 100 Sermons...
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11/07/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Science-backed health benefits of the ancient herb DILL
Dill (Anethum graveolens) has long been valued for its unique refreshing flavor in kitchens around the world, yet its benefits go far beyond culinary...
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10/25/2024 / By Olivia Cook
The timeless power of ANISE, an ancient herbal remedy
Anise, with its sweet licorice-like flavor and aromatic scent, has been cherished for centuries not just as a flavorful spice but also as a natural...
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10/24/2024 / By S.D. Wells
INFLAMMATION NATION: 10 top culprits that drive chronic inflammation and ways to reverse it before serious damage sets in
Welcome to the USA, where most conventional foods, beverages, personal care products and allopathic medicines cause inflammation, the root cause of...
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10/23/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Honey: A natural pharmacy of health-promoting ingredients
For thousands of years, honey has been revered not only as a sweetener but as a powerful natural remedy. Ancient civilizations, from the Egyptians to...
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10/18/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Power of almonds: The nut that does it all for your overall wellness
When it comes to superfoods, nuts like almonds often steal the show. Known for their crunchy texture, mildly sweet taste and numerous health...
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10/17/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Food for the brain: Boost your cognitive function and memory with almonds
Recent research has found fascinating effects of almonds on the brain, particularly in how they might support memory and learning. Almond consumption...
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10/16/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Almonds: Tiny superfood that offers HUGE health benefits
Almonds aren't just a crunchy, satisfying snack – they're packed with nutrients that offer significant health benefits. These seeds of Prunus...
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10/15/2024 / By Olivia Cook
BLACK CUMIN: An extraordinary herb that promotes wellness across multiple body systems
Ancient superseed black cumin (Nigella sativa) has been known for a bevy of health benefits. This extraordinary herb is rich in bioactive compounds...
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10/11/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Onions: Nature’s often overlooked superfood
Onions, scientifically known as Allium cepa, are more than just a kitchen staple. They have been used for centuries across various cultures, not only...
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10/11/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Healing and culinary legacy of ONIONS
Onions have an ancient and fascinating history, with origins tracing back to Central Asia, Iran and West Pakistan. Cultivated for over 5,000...
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10/10/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Anise: The ancient spice with surprising health benefits you should know about
Anise (Pimpinella anisum L.) has been used for thousands of years to flavor food and treat health problems, including coughs and digestive issues....
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10/10/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Turmeric: How the golden spice stood the test of time
Turmeric, often called the "golden spice," has been revered for centuries as more than just a vibrant yellow seasoning. In ancient Ayurvedic and...
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10/09/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Genetically modified crops: A growing threat to health and the environment
Bioengineered foods and genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are commonly confused with each other, but they have different meanings....
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10/08/2024 / By Olivia Cook
Lifestyle habits to adopt now for a longer, healthier life
National Institute on Aging Scientific Director Dr. Luigi Ferrucci shared evidence-based strategies from geriatricians on how to extend your lifespan...
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10/07/2024 / By Kevin Hughes
Sermon 45: Mike Adams talks about BLACK MULBERRIES as God’s nutritional powerhouse
Bible nutrition educator Mike Adams discussed black mulberries as God's nutritional powerhouse during his 45th sermon on the "Health Ranger Report,"...
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09/27/2024 / By Lance D Johnson
American food corporations that intentionally poison the American food supply should be prosecuted, say food safety experts
A coalition of activists, doctors and thought leaders gathered at a Senate Roundtable in Washington DC recently to discuss how ingredients in the...
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09/26/2024 / By Kevin Hughes
Sermon 8: Treat your body as a temple of the Holy Spirit, Mike Adams says
The Health Ranger Mike Adams talked about treating the human body as a temple of the Holy Spirit during his eighth sermon on the "Health Ranger...
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09/26/2024 / By Ethan Huff
RFK Jr. proposes subsidizing organic food, not Ozempic, as solution to obesity “for half the price”
At a recent roundtable on American health and nutrition, 2024 vice-presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. called for some serious changes to the...
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03/16/2023 / By Olivia Cook
Support brain health and improve cognitive function with these herbs and spices
Here are some of the herbs and spices that have been scientifically found to support brain health and improve cognitive function. Ashwagandha...
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03/15/2023 / By Zoey Sky
Food safety tips: 6 Ways to avoid bacterial infection at home
Avoiding bacterial contamination is important when handling and cooking food. You need to make sure everything is hygienic, and that things like...
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03/09/2023 / By S.D. Wells
Top 12 REPLACEMENTS the fascist Democrats aim to accomplish to overthrow the America we once knew
Nearly all Americans who voted and will vote for more Democrats to run this country have no clue what is happening to our country right now, nor do...
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03/09/2023 / By Zoey Sky
Study: Broccoli and kale microgreens are nutritious superfoods, but their phytonutrient levels vary depending on growth conditions
Microgreens are used as gourmet ingredients in upscale restaurants, but dishes from these places are often more expensive compared to meals made with...
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03/08/2023 / By Rose Lidell
Home gardening: How to start your spring garden
Gardening takes a lot of planning, but it is worth it if you want to grow fresh, organic fruits, veggies and herbs right in your backyard. If...
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03/07/2023 / By Olivia Cook
These foods are best eaten with their skins on
Peels are often discarded due to preference or habit or in an attempt to reduce exposure to pesticides. Research, however, says removing the peels of...
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03/02/2023 / By Ramon Tomey
Studies show saffron can fight cancer and protect against chemotherapy-induced damage
Saffron (Crocus sativus) is known as the world's most expensive spice. It has also gained a reputation for being able to address cancer and the...
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03/02/2023 / By Olivia Cook
Boost your immune system and overall health naturally with ginger
Ginger, the unassuming beige root, is cholesterol-free, fat-free, gluten-free, low-calorie, sodium-free and sugar-free. It has been proven to ease...
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03/01/2023 / By Zoey Sky
Support healthy blood sugar levels with this delicious sweet potato and pumpkin soup
Blood sugar isn't just something people with diabetes monitor. Your blood sugar levels are also important if you are pregnant or want to maintain...
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02/28/2023 / By Zoey Sky
Eating seafood high in omega-3s helps protect against kidney disease
Not sure what to make for lunch? Try featuring seafood in your main dish. According to new research conducted by an international team of...
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02/27/2023 / By Herbal Remedy Insider
Long term abuse of NICOTINE or SUGAR drives depression, stress and anxiety through the roof – How will YOU overcome? (contributor content)
(Contributor content) - Feeling anxious, depressed, or stressed? Most consumers have a major "crutch" they use to "get by" every day, throughout the...
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02/24/2023 / By S.D. Wells
Now MEATS may carry warning label, but NEVER vaccines, fluoridated water, hydrogenated oils, dioxins or glyphosate-ridden produce
Meat eaters around the world are freaking out about the possibility of warning labels being placed on meat packages that warn them about cruelty to...
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02/23/2023 / By Herbal Remedy Insider
Top 7 addictions you MUST QUIT to become your greatest self
Research shows that willpower is actually more important than IQ, which is why the point is not to become "smarter," but to become more...
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02/22/2023 / By Arsenio Toledo
Fake meat companies are failing as consumers abandon processed plant-based alternatives to real meat
Fake meat companies are failing, as a majority of consumers who choose to eat meat abandon the cultured counterpart due to high prices, disappointing...
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02/16/2023 / By Zoey Sky
Study shows cherries can promote weight loss, boost heart health and treat gout
Cherries are a delicious fruit, and studies found that they also offer several health benefits. According to studies, cherries can promote weight...
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02/16/2023 / By Zoey Sky
Healing with whole foods: 6 Superfoods that can help ease anxiety
Anxiety is a feeling of fear, dread and uneasiness. It can be triggered by stressful situations, like feeling under pressure from work or family...
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02/14/2023 / By Zoey Sky
Study: Drinking oolong tea can help reverse aging
According to a study published in the journal Aging, drinking oolong tea regularly can help improve longevity. For the 2021 study, researchers...
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02/12/2023 / By Herbal Remedy Insider
The science behind ADDICTION CRAVINGS and the herbal adaptogen natural remedy that subsides the urges and squashes the “need”
Feeling triggered? Eating too much sugar, drinking too much alcohol, or using too much nicotine literally changes the brain's chemistry, but these...
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02/10/2023 / By Zoey Sky
Increasing your daily intake of fruits and vegetables can truly help you live longer, reveals study
Research has proven that following a nutritious diet is key to maintaining your overall health. According to a study, eating more fruits and...
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02/09/2023 / By Olivia Cook
Build up your health with beet juice
Beets (Beta vulgaris), also known as blood turnips, are one of the world's healthiest vegetables – offering a range of incredible health benefits,...
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Food storage tips: How much food and water do you need to survive for 3 months?

September 29, 2019 - Posted by Zoey Sky

(Natural News) Food storage is an important aspect of prepping. When SHTF, your life will be much easier if you have at least three months’ worth of shelf-stable food in your survival stockpile. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com) But what if you’re on a budget, and you want to store the bare minimum food supply to keep your family well-fed […]
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What to do when SHTF: Are you prepared to deal with a grid-down scenario?

September 19, 2019 - Posted by Janine Acero

(Natural News) The power grid is often taken for granted: People are too busy with their individual lives every day and barely have the time or energy to be concerned about anything else. However, it’s becoming more apparent that the U.S. power grid is aging, reaching its capacity, and even under attack. Should the power […]
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Using certain spices on raw chicken meat can reduce or prevent microbial growth

September 18, 2019 - Posted by Evangelyn Rodriguez

(Natural News) Many environmental factors cause or accelerate the spoilage of food, but among them, microbial growth remains the primary focus of many studies. Microorganisms like bacteria can cause sickness and food poisoning when ingested, and while artificial preservatives can delay their growth, these chemicals can also cause harm to human health. In a recent study […]
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Making and cultivating a garden on your own – no more grocery shopping, ever

September 9, 2019 - Posted by Zoey Sky

(Natural News) Home gardening is considered by many as one of the most rewarding hobbies. It lets you exercise (especially if you do most tasks by hand) and helps you save money on groceries. But how do you start cultivating a garden in your backyard? (h/t to AYearWithoutTheGroceryStore.com) Cultivating your own garden means you can grow fresh […]
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Prepping inventory: Which items are the right ones to overstock?

September 5, 2019 - Posted by Mary Miller

(Natural News) There are many reasons why you should stockpile prepping gear and shelf-stable food items for long-term use. You must have plenty of resources in case of emergency, such as economic collapse, natural disasters, or severe weather events. While you generally wouldn’t want to overstock on all your supplies, there are some specific prepping […]
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Consider these 7 shelf-stable milk options for your survival stockpile

August 30, 2019 - Posted by Mary Miller

(Natural News) Milk is a highly nutritious liquid that can provide plenty of calcium and other vital nutrients. As such, you may be considering stocking up on milk for your survival pantry. The only problem is that fresh milk doesn’t last very long. If you’re thinking about long-term food storage, you’re better off filling your survival stockpile […]
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Prepper basics: How long is too long to store your water in plastic containers?

August 29, 2019 - Posted by Edsel Cook

(Natural News) Is it safe to store drinking water in plastic containers for long periods? The type of plastic the containers are made of will determine how long you can safely store water in them. Plastic contains various chemicals, many of which are toxic to humans. Some of these compounds may leach into the liquid stored […]
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Prepper food storage: 10 Nutritious vegetables you can stockpile even without a fridge

August 25, 2019 - Posted by Zoey Sky

(Natural News) Planning on setting up a survival stockpile? You can grow and harvest the 10 vegetables listed below, and they can even be stored without refrigeration for at least one year. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com) Growing your own food can teach you efficient and practical ways to stockpile them long-term. But you need to prevent decay […]
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Not just prepping: Food storage is a smart part of meal planning and budgeting

July 29, 2019 - Posted by Melissa Smith

(Natural News) Food storage is important for survival and preparedness when SHTF, but it is more than just a backup plan. There are many other practical reasons why you should prepare a survival food supply. (h/t to ModernSurvivalBlog.com) For times of financial difficulty – You never know when you might lose a job or be […]
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Nothing lasts forever – except these 15 foods

July 24, 2019 - Posted by Zoey Sky

(Natural News) A stockpile of various survival supplies is crucial for preppers. But how can you prevent spoilage, a common issue with food storage? Most veterans agree that one of the best ways to avoid this common problem is by stocking up on 15 “forever foods” such as beans, coffee, and honey. (h/t to ApartmentPrepper.com) When stocking […]
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Dr. Charles T. McGee uncovers a multibillion health scam in “Heart Fraud”

03/17/2025 // Kevin Hughes // 1.4K Views

Tags: angiogram, atherosclerosis, balloon angioplasties, Bypass surgeries, Charles T. McGee, cholesterol, coronary artery disease, Dangerous Medicine, Dean Ornish, diet, exercise, financial incentives, healthcare, Heart, heart attacks, heart disease, lifestyle changes, medical community, medical industry, medical-pharmaceutical-industrial complex, misinformation, nautral health, prevention, Pritikin Program, statins, stress reduction, systemic flaws, vitamin E

• Over 500,000 Americans die annually from coronary artery disease, fueling a medical industry often driven by financial incentives and systemic flaws rather than patient well-being, as highlighted in Dr. Charles T. McGee's book "Heart Frauds."
• The cholesterol theory, a cornerstone of heart disease prevention for decades, lacks solid scientific evidence. Cholesterol-lowering drugs, like statins, have not been proven to reduce overall mortality and may even increase risks, yet they remain widely prescribed.
• Emergency care saves lives, but subsequent treatments like bypass surgeries and angioplasties are often unnecessary. Studies, including one by Harvard cardiologists, found over 80 percent of recommended procedures unjustified, driven by inaccurate diagnostic tools like angiograms.
• The medical-pharmaceutical-industrial complex prioritizes costly treatments over simpler, safer alternatives like Vitamin E or lifestyle changes. Surgeons and hospitals profit from invasive procedures, often at the expense of patient well-being.
• Coronary artery disease can be reversed without drugs or surgery through lifestyle-based treatments like the Pritikin Program and Dean Ornish's methods, emphasizing diet, exercise and stress reduction. Patient empowerment and informed decision-making are key to challenging the status quo.

Every year, over half a million Americans die from coronary artery disease, a staggering toll that has spawned a robust and often controversial medical industry. In his eye-opening book "Heart Frauds: Uncovering the Biggest Health Scam in History," Dr. Charles T. McGee peels back the layers of this complex issue, revealing a system where financial incentives, misinformation and systemic flaws have often taken precedence over patient well-being. As readers delve into McGee's findings, they are left to question the conventional wisdom that has guided heart disease treatment for decades.
The narrative around heart disease prevention is dominated by the cholesterol theory, which has been a cornerstone of medical advice for over 40 years. Physicians routinely recommend dietary changes and cholesterol-lowering drugs to reduce the risk of heart attacks. However, the scientific basis for this approach is far less solid than commonly believed. Despite extensive research, scientists have failed to demonstrate that lowering cholesterol reduces overall mortality. In some cases, cholesterol-lowering drugs have even been linked to increased mortality. The landmark study showing a decrease in heart attack deaths with statins like Zocor didn't appear until 1995, yet the promotion of these drugs had already begun years earlier.
This raises a critical question: why are expensive and potentially dangerous drugs so widely prescribed when simpler, safer alternatives exist? Vitamin E, for instance, has shown promise in preventing heart disease but has been largely overlooked by the medical community. The answer, according to Dr. McGee, lies in the powerful interests of the medical-pharmaceutical-industrial complex, which stands to gain from the widespread use of costly treatments.
Emergency care has undoubtedly saved lives, but the subsequent treatment path is often fraught with unnecessary procedures. Bypass surgeries and balloon angioplasties are frequently recommended, yet studies reveal that a significant portion of these interventions are not justified. A second opinion clinic run by Harvard cardiologists discovered that over 80 percent of recommended procedures were unnecessary. The angiogram, a diagnostic test for blockages, is notoriously inaccurate but remains a primary tool for guiding treatment decisions. This inaccuracy has led to countless unnecessary surgeries, each with its own set of risks and complications.
The pattern of developing and promoting procedures before confirming their effectiveness is a recurring theme in the heart disease industry. When evidence emerges showing little to no benefit, it is often ignored. This systemic issue results in unnecessary suffering and exorbitant healthcare costs. The widespread adoption of these practices, driven by financial incentives and aggressive marketing, has created a scenario where patient well-being is sometimes secondary to profit.
However, there is hope. Research indicates that coronary artery disease can be reversed without drugs or surgery, challenging the conventional approach. The new oxidation theory of atherosclerosis and lifestyle-based treatments offer promising alternatives. Programs like the Pritikin Program and Dean Ornish's lifestyle changes emphasize diet, exercise and stress reduction, providing a holistic and often more effective approach to heart health.
The financial incentives within the system are a significant barrier to change. Surgeons and hospitals benefit financially from performing surgeries, which can lead to an overemphasis on invasive procedures. Patient George G., who opted for diet and lifestyle changes over surgery, is a compelling example of the success of alternative approaches. His story underscores the importance of patient empowerment and informed decision-making.
In conclusion, the current approach to heart disease is a complex interplay of misinformation, financial incentives and systemic flaws. While the medical community has made significant strides in saving lives, there is an urgent need for transparency and a reevaluation of established practices. By educating themselves and advocating for safer, more effective treatments, patients can navigate this challenging landscape and take control of their health.
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The gut-brain connection: Study suggests the gut microbiome could be key to solving the autism puzzle

03/21/2025 // Olivia Cook // 520 Views

Tags: ASD, autism, brain health, digestive health, discoveries, FMT, gastrointestinal health, goodhealth, goodscience, gut health, gut microbiome, gut microbiota, gut-brain connection, health science, Mind, mind body science, real investigations, research

• The gut and brain are connected through the gut-brain axis, which influences behavior, brain development and emotions.
• Early gut microbiome disruptions (e.g., antibiotic overuse, C-section birth) may contribute to ASD risk.
• Gut microbiome-based therapies, including FMT, probiotics and targeted bacterial treatments, show promise as ASD treatments.
• More research is needed to develop safe and effective gut microbiome interventions.

For years, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has remained a complex neurological condition, puzzling researchers and families alike. But an emerging field of science is shedding light on a surprising connection: the gut microbiome.
In a study published in the journal Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology in July 2022, scientists uncovered compelling evidence that the trillions of bacteria living in your intestines – known as the gut microbiome – could play a crucial role in ASD. While genetics and environmental factors are well-established contributors to autism, research now suggests that gut bacteria might influence brain development, behavior and even symptoms of the disorder.
It may seem strange to think that the gut has anything to do with the brain but scientists have long known that the two are intimately connected through what is called the gut-brain axis. This communication network operates through hormones, the immune pathways and the nervous system.
The gut is home to the enteric nervous system (ENS), sometimes called the "second brain." It contains millions of neurons that interact with the central nervous system, particularly through the vagus nerve – a direct line from the gut to the brain. But nerves are not the only players in the system. The gut is also teeming with bacteria that produce neurotransmitters, including serotonin, which affect mood and cognition. In fact, nearly 90 percent of the body's serotonin is produced in the gut, not the brain.
This connection is so strong that disruptions in the gut microbiome have been linked to anxiety, depression and neurodevelopmental disorders like ASD. Now, scientists are asking a critical question: Could restoring the gut balance improve autism symptoms?
Gut microbiome imbalance may be linked to ASD

In the U.S., the prevalence of autism among children has risen over four-fold in the past two decades, from 6.7 cases per 1,000 (1 in 150) in 2000 to 27.6 per 1,000 (1 in 36) in 2020. ASD is characterized by challenges with communication, repetitive behaviors and social interaction. While no single cause has been identified, researchers are exploring how early gut microbiome development might shape the brain.
Studies suggest that gut microbiome imbalances, known as dysbiosis, may be linked to ASD. Several key factors influence this early microbial landscape, including the method of birth delivery, antibiotic overuse and diet.
Babies born vaginally receive their first major dose of bacteria from their mother's birth canal while those born via C-section (cesarean section) miss out on this exposure, potentially affecting their microbiome composition.
Similarly, early antibiotic use – while sometimes necessary – can disrupt the balance of good and bad bacteria, which may have long-term effects on brain development.
Diet also plays a crucial role. Gut bacteria break down fiber from food into short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs), which impact brain function. One of these SCFAs, butyrate, is considered beneficial because it supports brain health. Another, propionate, has been linked to changes in behavior and cognition. Some researchers suspect that an excess of propionate in the gut could contribute to ASD-like symptoms.
Modifying gut microbiome could alleviate ASD symptoms

Given the growing evidence, scientists are exploring whether modifying the gut microbiome could alleviate ASD symptoms. Several experimental therapies have shown promise in both animal and human studies.
One of the most talked-about treatments is fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT). This procedure involves transferring gut bacteria from a healthy donor to a recipient to restore microbial balance. In a small but groundbreaking study, children with ASD who underwent FMT not only showed improvements in gastrointestinal issues but also experienced significant behavioral improvements that persisted for up to two years.
Another potential therapy involves probiotics and prebiotics – live beneficial bacteria and the fibers that feed them. While some studies have suggested these supplements may help regulate gut bacteria in ASD patients, more research is needed to determine which bacterial strains are most beneficial. (Related: Gut health for your brain: Probiotics, prebiotics found to manipulate the gut in obese and insulin-resistant individuals, restoring cognitive function.)
Targeted therapies, such as bacteriocins and bacteriophages, are also being explored. Bacteriocins are antimicrobial peptides that selectively kill harmful bacteria, while bacteriophages are viruses engineered to attack specific bacterial strains. These therapies could offer a more precise approach to restoring a healthy microbiome without the broad, indiscriminate effects of antibiotics.
Lifestyle changes, including diet and exercise, are also being considered as part of a broad strategy to support microbiome health. A high-fiber diet, rich in fruits and vegetables and whole grains, encourages the growth of beneficial gut bacteria, while regular exercise has been shown to enhance microbial diversity.
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