Month: October 2017

(Natural News) Most people probably know her from the popular ’90s sitcom Seinfeld in which she played the hilariously neurotic character of “Elaine.” But actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus isn’t cracking any jokes about her recent diagnosis of breast cancer, which she suddenly announced to the world via Twitter last week, along with a not-so-subtle plug for… … Read more

(Natural News) Pinterest is a picture-oriented social media network, perhaps most well-known for its abundance of do-it-yourself crafts, creative recipes and other such things. You can search for inspiration and ideas for virtually any hobby or event. Weddings, gardening, crafting — it’s all on Pinterest. But there’s another topic being discussed on the social media… … Read more

(Natural News) We’ve long been told that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Yet according to one London-based fitness guru, this old adage holds no truth whatsoever. In fact, Max Lowery has gone on to state that there’s little to no hard science backing this up. Once a stockbroker and now a… … Read more

(Natural News) A new study discovered that the mix of microorganisms that dwell in a person’s saliva is largely determined by the human’s household environment rather than genetics, reported Science Daily. The study, published in the journal of the American Society for Microbiology called mBio, showed that household environment had a larger role than human genetics in… … Read more

(Natural News) The mainstream media won’t dare mention the current climate research examining ancient evidence which suggests that heating and cooling cycles are a part of Earth’s natural processes, regardless of human population and activity. The current media bias wants us to believe that climate change is some new man-made threat that governments should take action against. Americans are… … Read more

(Natural News) It’s something that happens to many people every day: you walk outside of the subway tunnel, look around, and instantly realize right where you are and head on your way. As simple as it sounds in theory, the mechanisms underlying this nearly-automatic act are so complex that scientists have long struggled to understand… … Read more

(Natural News) Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are re-adapting ancient technology as a low-cost method to store carbon-free energy, effectively removing one of the main barriers to its large-scale adoption. Firebricks, which are essentially clay items designed to withstand high temperatures, can be incorporated into a system which would convert excess electricity… … Read more