Cancer research has tried many unusual ways of treating the dreaded disease, from scorpion venom and bee stings to mistletoe extract treatments. But what this professor has discovered might become the strangest cancer discovery of the decade. Researcher, and the head of Oral Robert University’s Cancer Lab, Dr. William [...]
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This Little Known Grape Has 40X More Cancer Killing Resveratrol Than Red Wine
Have you ever heard of Muscadine grapes? They’re exactly well known across most of the country, but science is confirming that these unique fruits are antioxidant superstars and have an abundance of a cancer-fighting compound called resveratrol. First discovered by the colonists about 400 years ago on Roanoke Island of [...]
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Mysterious Honey Discovered That Kills All Bacteria Scientists Throw At It
The health benefits of raw, unprocessed honey are well known, but in Australia, scientists recently made a startling discovery – that one particular, obscure type of honey is capable of killing just about everything scientists throw at it, including some of the worst bacteria known to man. The [...]
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Australian Researchers Develop Raw Milk Processing Technique That Won’t Destroy Nutrients — Unlike Pasteurization
The amount of milk consumed by Americans has dropped more than 40% since 1975, fueled in large part by the rise of non-dairy milks like almond milk, as well as concerns about potential negative health effects of dairy milk. While these concerns have lingered into 2021, there is [...]
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FDA Faces Lawsuit Over Lack of Safety Testing on Controversial GMO Impossible Burger Ingredient
The Impossible Burger rose to enormous fame following its much-ballyhooed release in July 2016, carving out a solid niche as one of the go-to burgers for vegetarians and vegans across the country. But the safety of its ingredients has been strongly questioned in recent years, in large part because of [...]
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Colorado Landowner Returns Sacred Ancestral Land to Tribal Leaders
For artist and plumber Rich Snyder, buying his own land was a dream come true, and something he never thought possible in his native Iowa, where land usually goes for a minimum of $10,000 per acre. So when he had the opportunity to purchase what seemed like the perfect parcel [...]
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California Entrepreneur Launches Organic Company With Goal of Cleaning Up the Wine Industry
Organic food has exploded in popularity, but one sector that hasn’t quite caught onto the growing trend is the wine industry. While organic food is now found everywhere from Walmart to drug stores, organic wines are few and far-between. The focus on filling that gap, and providing a high end [...]
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University Researchers Uncover Yet Another Reason to Stop Eating Fish (It Goes Far Deeper Than Just Mercury)
If we lived in a environmentally cleaner world, fish would be an incredibly healthy meal: packed with omega-3 fatty acids and vitamins D and B2, as well as minerals such as calcium, iron, iodine, and potassium. These nutrients protect the heart, slow down the aging process in the brain, help [...]
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Watchdog Group Exposes Shocking Difference in Kellogg’s Cereal Ingredients Compared with Other Countries
The junk food industry is alive and well even in a time when health is the number one topic of discussion, highlighting the shocking difference in how food is produced in non-U.S. countries. While GMO crops and ingredients are widely banned across the European Union and sevral other countries, [...]
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Doctors Warn: Potential Long Term Side Effects of Mask Wearing Include Shortness of Breath, a Weakened Immune System and Chronic Respiratory Conditions
Photo via MSN.com This article uses information and quotes from a similar article originally published by Microsoft News (MSN). The MSN article was subsequently removed in recent weeks as more and more states began mandating mask wearing for “essential workers” and people working, shopping, eating [...]
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