The human body is comprised of up to 60% water according to H.H. Mitchell, who presented findings in the Journal of Biological Chemistry that the brain and heart are composed of 73% water, the lungs are about 83% water, and the muscles and kidneys top out at [...]
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There’s no way to sugar coat this: mass-produced dairy products are simply a mucus-causing, disease-fueling cocktail marketed as the would-be saviors to fight osteoporosis. For many of us, almond milk seems like the perfect replacement. It turns out it may not be the case, at least considering the way [...]
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The “new normal” following the coronavirus situation that has unfolded includes a host of changes to society as we know it, as governmental organizations and leaders seek to provide some measure of uniform guidance on how to respond. While there have been virtually no recommendations [...]
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For decades, the world has “run” on coffee, the caffeine and antioxidant-rich beverage that enhances cognitive speed, reaction time and much more. While coffee can be quite healthy, especially when it’s organic, the downside of this obsession is that many people have become completely dependent on it, and [...]
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Several companies have begun investing in sophisticated AI camera technology to track social distancing, mask-wearing, and other habits in their workplaces, according to various media reports. The new cameras enable upper management to see workers and customers as well as insurers and regulators, while monitoring and enforcing social distancing [...]
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The coronavirus situation has created a “new normal” that many people are still getting used to, and never want to have to get used if they can at all help it. Changes to society include stores and restaurants revamping their entire dining rooms and adding signage for [...]
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The people of Michigan have been largely dismayed by recent revelations that Nestlé, the world’s largest packaged foods corporation based in Switzerland, has been allowed to drill more water than ever before from the state’s aquifers. But a series of bills currently awaiting passage in the state’s legislature [...]
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Bananas are widely known for being one of the most potassium rich foods in the world, and they also happen to be the most popular fruit in the United States. A 2019 study found that bananas are eaten by approximately 59% of people in the United States, seven percentage [...]
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Deaths from correctly taken prescription drugs number above 100,000 every year, which is just one of the main reasons why the popularity of natural medicine has surged lately. But even as Americans’ attitudes about medicine have begun to change and realign with the classic Hippocrates mantra of “First, [...]
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Former Microsoft Founder Bill Gates has been interviewed extensively in the news recently, mostly about his viewpoints on the ongoing coronavirus situation, which ultimately involve his professed plans to “vaccinate virtually the entire world population.” Gates has said that he will need legal protection from governments should his plan [...]
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