Month: August 2017

Health Ranger Store announces massive fundraiser for Texas flood victims: 50% of all sales revenues this WED-THURS get donated to rescue and aid groups

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(Natural News) Health Ranger Store facilities were struck by Hurricane Harvey and we were offline Monday, but now that operations are restored, we’re hosting a 48-hour fundraiser for Hurricane Harvey victims. All day Wednesday and Thursday (8/30 and 8/31), 50% of all sales revenues generated through the Health Ranger Store are donated to local church… … Read more

Health Department confirms 1st West Nile virus case in Allegheny County – WPXI Pittsburgh

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WPXI Pittsburgh Health Department confirms 1st West Nile virus case in Allegheny CountyWPXI PittsburghPITTSBURGH – The first human case of West Nile virus in Allegheny County in 2017 has been confirmed, the county Health Department announced Tuesday. The case was confirmed in an elderly woman who lives in Pittsburgh’s East End neighborhood.Additional Delco Anti-Mosquito Spraying … Read more

FDA approves new antibacterial drug – FDA.gov

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Channel NewsAsia FDA approves new antibacterial drugFDA.govThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Vabomere for adults with complicated urinary tract infections (cUTI), including a type of kidney infection, pyelonephritis, caused by specific bacteria. Vabomere is a drug containing meropenem, …FDA Approves Meropenem-Vaborbactam for Complicated UTIsMD Magazine (registration) (blog)Medicines Company up 4.8% amid FDA approval for … Read more

Female orgasms aren't all that mysterious – Popular Science

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Popular Science Female orgasms aren’t all that mysteriousPopular ScienceWe’ve somehow gotten it into our heads, societally speaking, that femininity is an enigma. If men are dogs, then women are cats—fickle, inscrutable, and liable to swat at you if you touch them wrong. Turns out, though, it’s pretty clear what women …Intercourse isn’t everything for most … Read more

Large diet study suggests it's carbs, not fats, that are bad for your health – CBS News

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CBS News Large diet study suggests it’s carbs, not fats, that are bad for your healthCBS NewsA large, 18-country study may turn current nutritional thinking on its head. The new research suggests that it’s not the fat in your diet that’s raising your risk of premature death, it’s too many carbohydrates — especially the refined, … Read more

BOMBSHELL: UNICEF just finished vaccinating 355,000 children to halt a polio outbreak caused by vaccinating children in the first place

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(Natural News) UNICEF, the World Health Organization (WHO), and partner organizations have been hard at work administering the polio vaccine to over 355,000 young Syrian children. This urgent immunization program has been undertaken in response to an outbreak of “vaccine-derived polio” in parts of Syria wracked by violence. While these healthcare workers certainly demonstrate compassion… … Read more

Is this the most powerful superfood on the planet?

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(Natural News) In the wake of a dirty food industry, a corrupt and inept health care system, and government leaders who could not care less about the state of the environment, nearly every living thing on planet Earth has become tainted, nutrient deficient, and diseased. However, there is good news as organic farmers, natural health professionals,… … Read more

Bitcoin transactions NOT anonymous, Princeton researchers discover; individual names can be linked to most payments

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(Natural News) One of the benefits of cryptocurrency technologies like Bitcoin is that all transactions are supposed to be anonymous. But new evidence put forth by researchers from Princeton University suggests that hidden tracking cookies within the Bitcoin platform can actually link transactions directly to users via their activities across the rest of the web…. … Read more