The 10 Nastiest Surfaces in Your Kitchen and How To Get Them Cleaned

November 21, 2019 Home And Garden

By Sara Tipton Foodborne illnesses are becoming more common. In fact, CDC estimates that each year roughly 1 in 6 Americans (or 48 million people) get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die of foodborne diseases. Food poisoning is also referred to as foodborne illness, and it can be defined as any illness arising from […]

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Omega-3 Fish Oil as Effective as Drugs for Some Children with ADHD

November 21, 2019 Homeopathic Remedies

By Jane Chang, King’s College London Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is quite common. It affects about one in 20 children and is three or four times more common in boys than in girls. Children with ADHD, which is characterised by inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity, are more likely to drop out of school. Fortunately, drugs […]

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The Global Crackdown on Vax Hesitancy and ID2020

November 20, 2019 VaccinesVideo

By The Conscious Resistance Derrick Broze discusses the push to end choice when it comes to vaccinations and how it ties into the global credit score, smart grid agenda. Sources: Vaccine Exemptions Under Attack in 2019 The global crackdown on parents who refuse vaccines for their kids is on ID2020 https://id2020.org/alliance [do_widget id=text-16] Derrick is […]

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5G, EMFs and Wireless; Superman and Kryptonite; “It’s radiation that makes Superman weak”

November 20, 2019 5GEnvironmentNatural LivingVideo

By Patricia Burke In 2013, coinciding with the theatrical release of a new Superman film, Kyle Hill penned an article in Scientific American, “10 Sciencey Stats on the Man of Steel.” [1] For his geek readers, he noted that: Superman is basically a solar panel with red and blue tights. Superman doesn’t understand how time […]

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5 Scientifically Proven Ways To Beat The “Winter Blues”

November 20, 2019 Health And Wellness

By Sara Tipton We’ve all been there – that feeling of lethargy and laziness coupled with some sadness during the winter. If you’re like me and live where it gets cold enough that even outdoor winter fun isn’t actually fun, then don’t fret! There are still some scientifically-backed ways you can beat those “winter blues!” […]

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Salmonella in Ground Beef Kills One and Sickens People in Seven States … But No One Is Saying Which Brands to Avoid

November 20, 2019 Natural Health News

By Dagny Taggart Surprise! There is another foodborne illness outbreak making the rounds. Some of the details surrounding this one are particularly disturbing. This time, the offending pathogen is a nasty strain of Salmonella. From Food Safety News: Officials say another person is among the victims of a seven-state Salmonella Dublin outbreak that is linked […]

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Thailand Citizens Will Soon Be Able To Grow Marijuana At Home And Sell It To The Government

November 19, 2019 Uncategorized

By Amanda Froelich The United States might be dragging its feet on decriminalizing marijuana, but the nation of Thailand is not. Soon, all Thai citizens will be able to cultivate up to six cannabis plants in their homes and sell the homegrown harvest to the government, for medical marijuana purposes. The change is a result […]

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5 Pieces of Prepping Advice I Wish I’d Known When I Started Prepping

November 19, 2019 Preparedness

By Mac Slavo Looking back on my many years as a prepper, I know I’ve made many mistakes. Prepping is just not a one-size-fits-all thing; and because of it’s complex nature, I wish I would have known these little tidbits before I jumped headfirst into preparedness. 1 – The Gray Man Concept – It was […]

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Aldi Set To Replace 12.5 Million Single Use Plastic Bags With Compostable Bags

November 19, 2019 Environment

By Luke Miller Aldi is going green with its commitment to replace 12.5 million single-use plastic bags with compostable bags. Starting January 2020, all 139 of its Irish stores will stock 100% compostable eco-friendly bag options. They will produce 3 new bags which include – loose produce bags, Aldi Reusable Shopping Bags, and reusable and […]

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Solar Panels Produce Tons of Toxic Waste—Literally

November 18, 2019 Environment

By Bill Wirtz A Popular Choice Solar panels have been heralded as the alternative to fossil fuels for decades. Most readers have likely seen exciting headlines claiming we could power the world’s energy demands multiple times were we simply to cover the Sahara Desert with a solar farm the size of China. The fact that […]

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Styrofoam-Eating Larvae Project Wins National High School Sustainability Contest

November 18, 2019 Environment

By Amanda Froelich Imagine taking a stroll through the woods and every few feet, finding a piece of discarded plastic. If humanity does not join together and take action to reduce the amount of Styrofoam (polystyrene) that is sent to landfills, the unfortunate scenario may become a reality. On the other hand, at least one […]

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7 Things You Need To Be Prepared For and Survive Being Stranded at an Airport

November 18, 2019 Preparedness

By Sara Tipton With the holiday season quickly approaching, many of us will find ourselves in airports as we fly to our destinations to be with family for Thanksgiving or Christmas. Keeping your family safe while your travel should be a top priority, and these seven things will help prepare you for your holiday travels. […]

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Conservationist Warns: An “Unnoticed Apocalypse” of Insects Should Concern Everyone

November 18, 2019 Environment

By Mac Slavo Conservationists are warning that an ongoing and unnoticed insect apocalypse is a huge concern and should be sending up red flags. On Wednesday, the conservationists called for immediate action by governments, industries, and the public to address a decades-long, human-caused insect “apocalypse” detailed in a new report and warned of the sweeping, […]

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23 Paulo Coelho Quotes That Can Change Your Life

November 18, 2019 Health And Wellness

By Mayukh Saha Paulo Coelho is one of the best-selling authors of our time. You may have read his fascinating novel The Alchemist. There is a distinct style in Coelho’s prose that makes him a master storyteller. Often, people confuse his books with self-help books. However, Coelho has never proclaimed that he writes self-help books. […]

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The Flu Is NOT A Season

November 18, 2019 Health And WellnessVaccines

By Rosanne Lindsay, Naturopath Between the months of December to February, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) declare “Peak Season” for the flu, a time to get a flu vaccine. However, flu is not a season. And the flu vaccine is more like baseball. How The Flu Vaccine is Like Baseball What is […]

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What You Need to Know to Protect Your Family from Superbugs as Antibiotic Resistance Reaches Crisis Level

November 18, 2019 Uncategorized

By Jenny Jane Antibiotics have saved lives since 1942 when the first person was saved using the first antibiotic, penicillin. However, since then, overuse and permeation of life-saving drugs into our environment and water sources has caused drug resistance in once easy-to-cure strains of bacteria and fungi. As preppers, we prepare for disasters, but most […]

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Fukushima Will Be Reincarnated As A $2.7 Billion Wind And Solar Energy Hub

November 18, 2019 Environment

By Tyler Durden Almost nine years after the century’s worst nuclear crisis – which by some counts has eclipsed Chernobyl in total radioactive emissions – nearly a thousand storage tanks are scattered across the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, holding a staggering 1.1 million tons of treated water used to keep its melted reactor […]

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To Save Face, Coca-Cola Designs A Bottle Made Out Of Ocean Waste Plastic

November 17, 2019 EnvironmentVideo

By John Vibes The Coca-Cola corporation recently announced that they were able to make a few plastic bottles out of trash that was pulled from the ocean. In a press release, the company said that the creation of 300 sample bottles made from ocean trash was intended to demonstrate that “one day, even ocean debris […]

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Black Garlic Proven to Treat Heart Disease and Common Cold

November 16, 2019 Homeopathic RemediesVideo

By Crystalline Nutrients Garlic has been used throughout the ages as a medicinal food to help support cardiovascular health, brain health, immune system health and has also been used as a treatment for the common cold and is known to be a strong antibiotic. Black garlic is different from regular garlic in that it is […]

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Jelly Belly Founder Debuts 38 New Flavors of CBD-Infused Jelly Beans

November 16, 2019 Natural Health News

By Amanda Froelich By 2020, the cannabidiol (CBD) market is estimated to grow to a whopping $2.1 billion in consumer sales; that’s a 700% increase from 2016. One confectionery entrepreneur capitalizing on the CBD trend is jelly beans creator David Klein. After learning about the potential benefits of utilizing the compounds found in cannabis plants […]

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