Year: 2017

Brain Patterns May Predict People At Risk Of Suicide – NPR

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Los Angeles Times Brain Patterns May Predict People At Risk Of SuicideNPRPeople who are thinking about killing themselves appear to have distinctive brain activity that can now be measured by a computer. In these people, words like “death” and “trouble” produce a distinctive “neural signature” not found in others …Brain Imaging Technology Uses Machine Learning … Read more

Glyphosate to be banned across Europe? Massive war raging, and poison pushing Monsanto is playing dirty

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(Natural News) It’s a war of the experts, and Monsanto – the world’s most evil corporation – has billions of dollars riding on the outcome. Highly respected scientists have released reports insisting that glyphosate – the main ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup weedkiller – is a probable carcinogen (cancer-causer), while other, equally respected scientists are insisting… … Read more

Big Pharma’s total corruption and control over U.S. lawmakers now being exposed by the global news media

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(Natural News) Is it possible that mainstream journalists have rediscovered their integrity and desire to tell the truth? Have the increasingly urgent cries of “fake news!” caused some to find and dust off their consciences? It certainly seems that at least some have been less reluctant to do their jobs recently. The New York Times’… … Read more

Six EVIL propagandists who promote chemical medicine so your children will get deathly sick and wind up in their offices

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(Natural News) You may not want to believe there are evil doctors practicing allopathic medicine in the United States right now who want nothing more than to sicken your children so they can be further “treated” with the latest chemical warfare that literally exacerbates the health detriment. You also may not choose to believe that… … Read more

5 Easy-to-miss signs of vitamin D deficiency: Are YOU getting enough?

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(Natural News) Vitamin D is a nutrient that your body produces when your skin absorbs sunlight, earning the nickname “sunshine vitamin.” Despite the name however, vitamin D is technically a pro-hormone, and not a vitamin. Your body cannot create vitamins by itself, therefore you need to rely on food and supplement for your vitamin intake. However,… … Read more

Light pollution found to disrupt natural balance between insects and predators, impacting ecosystem health

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(Natural News) Researchers in Germany have discovered that artificial light at night (ALAN) such as streetlights situated near waterways can disrupt the surrounding ecosystems by attracting flying insects towards the light, resulting in scattered resources for the predatory community living beneath the lights. This could have lasting implications on the ecosystems’ biodiversity. Artificial night-time lighting is increasing… … Read more