Month: May 2017

Man-made ocean pollution has severely affected the immune systems of wild dolphins, researchers claim

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(Natural News) Once thought to be healthier than their captive cousins, wild dolphins have begun showing signs of compromised immune systems. Researchers have pinpointed ocean pollution and contamination as the main causes of this startling discovery. For the purposes of their study, researchers studied and compared four groups of bottlenose dolphins that lived in aquariums… … Read more

Abortion to be labeled “child abuse” in Alaska if landmark measure passes

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(Natural News) An Alaska lawmaker is at the center of controversy after placing an anti-abortion message into a state House resolution that is aimed at drawing attention to the problems of child abuse and sexual assault in the state. Republican Representative David Eastman of Wasilla tacked on the amendment referring to abortion as “the ultimate… … Read more

FDA-approved anti-seizure medication causes 90 percent of skin to “MELT OFF” a 26-year-old graduate student

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(Natural News) If you want to know just how dangerous Big Pharma’s toxic drugs really are, the headline photo for this story reveals the before and after status of a 26-year-old Georgia student whose skin was 90% “melted off” after using a GlaxoSmithKline anti-seizure medication, according to her own testimony. The woman joins many others who… … Read more

Wireless devices – The unspoken truth

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(Natural News) Wireless technology seems to be everywhere these days – everything from cell phones, iPads, laptops and even baby monitors – emitting ultra-high frequencies that differ (greatly) from conventional 60-Hz frequency. According to naturopath David Getoff, 3 percent of the population currently suffers from hyperelectrosensitivity – a life of pain no one should have… … Read more

Pigeons found to have startling ability to “build knowledge” almost like humans

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(Natural News) The next time someone calls you a “bird brain,” you may just want to say, “I know.” A new study published in Nature Communications concluded that pigeons can pass on and build from the wisdom of previous generations. Scientists from Oxford University have said that homing pigeons are the only known species, besides… … Read more

Scientists now pushing FAITH as the most important factor in “climate change” if you believe it's real, then it's real

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(Natural News) Has climate change gone from being just a scientific theory to a pseudo-scientific cult? A new “study” from the University of Warwick seems to underline the fact that the push for people to comply with the belief in global warming and human impact resides more in “faith,” than in science. In a world… … Read more

Fukushima wildfire revives worries over airborne radiation from “difficult-to-return zone”

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(Natural News) On the evening of April 29, a wildfire broke out in a mountain forest near the now-disabled Fukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant. In a report by the Mainichi.jp, the publication stated that the fire started on the 448-meter high Mount Juman in Namie, a town in the Fukushima Prefecture. In response to… … Read more

Mindless intolerance of climate change debate on full display as NYT columnist is blasted for suggesting people listen to BOTH sides of the argument

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(Natural News) After months of being bullied by Trump supporters, Bret Stephens, a newly hired columnist for the New York Times’s opinion pages, has come under fire from the “nasty left” for casting doubt on aspects of climate change in his debut op-ed column. He wrote about how absurd it is to blindly support climate… … Read more

White noise found to be just as effective against ADHD as dangerous psychiatric drugs

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(Natural News) While attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is typically treated with a psychiatric drug prescription, a new study has found a possible new solution that is simpler, and less harmful. The Scandinavian study revealed that white noise may be effective in improving focus in children with ADHD, making it a suitable alternative to ADHD medications… … Read more