Half a Billion Bees Drop Dead in Brazil Amid Jump in Pesticide Use

August 21, 2019 EnvironmentVideo

By Tyler Durden Bee apocalypse has unfolded in four of Brazil’s southern states in 1Q19. More than half a billion bees died earlier this year, in a short period, experts are suggesting that pesticides are likely to be blamed, reported Bloomberg. Around half a billion bees dropped dead in 4 of Brazil’s southern states in the […]

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The Amazon Rainforest is on Fire and Hardly Anyone’s Talking About It

August 21, 2019 Environment

By Jake Johnson The hashtag #PrayForAmazonia went viral on Tuesday as social media users attempted to draw the world’s attention to the Amazon rainforest, which has been devastated for weeks by fires so intense they can be seen from space. According to Euro News, it is unclear whether the fires were caused by agricultural activity or deforestation. Both have accelerated […]

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How You Train Your Mind Will Either Make or Break You

August 21, 2019 Preparedness

By Tess Pennington The mind is a very powerful muscle in the body. In fact, it’s the strongest muscle and has the capacity to make or break you. It can either propel you through a challenge or paralyze you into inaction. Therefore, having control over the mind gives you the wherewithal you need to withstand […]

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What To Do NOW To Prep For A Winter Power Outage

August 20, 2019 Home And GardenPreparedness

By Mac Slavo Preparing in advance for the upcoming winter is important for those who live in areas where blizzards and the subsequent power outages occur frequently. It is vital to have some stored food and water just in case you’re left without power and there is no way to get out and about, but […]

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This Futuristic Car Is Powered By Hydrogen And Only Lets Out Water

August 20, 2019 EnvironmentVideo

By Mayukh Saha We’ve come a long way since we first started using hydrogen fuel cells to power cars. It was only about thirty years ago that they could be made small enough to be placed inside a car. Over time, they’ve become slightly more cost-effective and availability has increased, but these cars are still […]

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Scientist Discovers Cells That “Ingest” Vaccine Aluminum Are The Same Cells Found In Autistic Brains

August 20, 2019 VaccinesVideo

By Arjun Walia The Facts: Dr. Christopher Exley, a Professor in Bioinorganic Chemistry at Keele University explains what happens to aluminum when it is injected via vaccine. Reflect On: Are doctors learning and up to date with the latest publications on vaccines? Why have there been no safety studies to prove that it’s safe to […]

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Mushroom Supplements Boost Your Immune System!

August 19, 2019 EnvironmentHealth And WellnessVideo

By Neenah Payne Note: This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by a qualified healthcare provider. In Organixx podcast Episode 6 Boosting Your Immune System Using Mushrooms (video at end of article), Jonathan Hunsaker, founder of Organixx, and TeriAnn Trevenen, CEO of Organixx, […]

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Baby Boomers are Keeping Booze Britain Afloat – But The Young are Drinking Less

August 19, 2019 Natural Health News

By Emily Nicholls, University of Portsmouth It looks like sobriety is having a moment in the spotlight, with drinking rates around the world on the decline – particularly among young people. In the UK, the amount of alcohol consumed per person actually peaked in the mid-2000s and seems to have been decreasing ever since. But […]

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Psychedelic Drugs Are Finally Being Used to Treat Depression in US Hospitals

August 18, 2019 Health And Wellness

By Elias Marat As the country increasingly sheds its prohibitionist stereotypes and misconceptions about psychedelic drugs, scientists and psychiatrists are increasingly embracing their potent qualities as “game-changers” in the fight to treat mental health disorders. The new trend unfolding across the U.S. has converted drugs like ketamine—once known primarily as a recreational drug used at […]

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5 Items To Buy When You First Start Prepping

August 18, 2019 Preparedness

By Mac Slavo When you first decide to start stockpiling food and storing water in case the SHTF, there are 5 items many consider essential and should be in every prepper’s arsenal. These 5 items will help you get a jump start on your preparations with the added benefit of giving you some peace of […]

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New Study Reveals How ADHD Drugs “Alter The Structure of Children’s Brains”

August 17, 2019 Big Pharma

By Elias Marat As attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) continues to remain an extremely common diagnosis for children in the United States, researchers are warning doctors to hold off on issuing popular ADHD drugs such as Ritalin and Concerta unless absolutely necessary. The warnings come as scans of children who take such drugs as methylphenidate (MPH), commonly […]

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Johnson & Johnson Found To Have Knowingly Allowed Asbestos In Their Baby Powder

August 17, 2019 Natural Health News

By Richard Enos The Facts: Johnson and Johnson have recently lost lawsuits for negligence in knowingly allowing carcinogenic substances in their talc-based hygiene products. Reflect On: Are we starting to turn the page on an era where human health and safety are not the prime considerations in the manufacturing of consumer products? We are starting […]

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8-Year-Old Mexican Girl Wins Nuclear Sciences Prize For Inventing A Solar Water Heater

August 17, 2019 Natural Health NewsVideo

By Mayukh Saha Cultura Colectiva has reported that Xóchitl Guadalupe Cruz, an 8-year-old girl from Mexico (Chiapas), has been awarded UNAM’s Institute of Nuclear Sciences for creating a device, totally solar-powered, which can heat water. This device uses recycled and recyclable materials. Xóchitl’s invention might seem a tad unnecessary for 1st World countries, but in […]

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Stanford Develops Wireless Sensors that Stick to the Skin to Track our Health

August 17, 2019 Natural Health News

We tend to take our skin’s protective function for granted, ignoring its other roles in signaling subtleties like a fluttering heart or a flush of embarrassment. Now, Stanford engineers have developed a way to detect physiological signals emanating from the skin with sensors that stick like band-aids and beam wireless readings to a receiver clipped […]

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To Reduce Plastic Use This Man From India Is Making Bamboo Water Bottles

August 17, 2019 Environment

By Mayukh Saha In the recent fight against plastics, an Assamese innovator has brought forth bamboo bottles, which are not only eco-friendly but also leak-proof. It has been quite some time that we have been concentrating on reducing the usage of plastics. For these, we have brought out sustainable products, eco-friendly alternatives that have cut […]

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Prescription Infant Formulas Found To Be Contaminated With Aluminum

August 16, 2019 Natural Health News

By Arjun Walia The Facts: Multiple brands of prescription infant formula were found to contain high levels of aluminum. Reflect On: Should we be questioning the quality of products that come from pharmaceutical production? Do we veer away from natural methods of raising children more than we should? At what cost? You may not think […]

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Study Shows That Horses Understand Our Emotions & Remember Us Deeply

August 16, 2019 Natural Living

By Dulce Ruby The Facts: In a recent study, researchers at the universities of Sussex and Portsmouth have discovered that horses can recognize and recall human expression. Reflect On: We are all interconnected and it is beautiful to see more studies coming up that clearly showcase just how aware and in tune animals can be […]

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For 30 Plastic Bottles You Can Get A Free Subway Ride In Rome

August 16, 2019 Environment

By Mayukh Saha Starting now, it might be beneficial for you to pick up and store plastic bottles as you go across Rome in a metro. Well, unless you want to start ‘plogging’, then it is a completely different ball game. As the news proclaims, the transport authorities of Rome are trying to see if […]

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Study Suggests Even If You Are Not Good At Art, It May Promote Brain Health

August 15, 2019 Health And Wellness

By Mayukh Saha We can’t say that we are all artists destined for fame. But most of us tend to scribble doodles, write poems, sketch, sing or do something artsy. While there is a difference in the degrees of natural expertise but if you really like doing something, it doesn’t really matter. You do not […]

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Jamaican Hostel Will Give You a Free Joint In Exchange For Collecting One Bucket of Trash

August 15, 2019 Environment

By Amanda Froelich Believe it or not, it’s possible to get high and save the world. All you have to do is travel to Jamaica and stay at the German hostel Germaican. In exchange for collecting a bucket of trash from the beach, the hostel will reward you with a fat joint. International High Life […]

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