Kids Who Use Touchscreen Devices Sleep Less at Night – Gizmodo

Gizmodo Kids Who Use Touchscreen Devices Sleep Less at NightGizmodoTouchscreen devices like smartphones and tablets are now fixtures of many households, so it comes as little surprise to learn that young children who don’t work or go to school are among their most active users. In the first study of its kind …Touchscreen use linked … Read more

Just ONE robot eliminates SIX jobs, analysis finds… human labor rapidly becoming obsolete

(Natural News) Automation has led to the loss of 670,000 manufacturing jobs between 1990 and 2007, confirms a new report published in the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). Authors of the study caution the U.S. local labor markets that this number is expected to rise as more industries transition to a more automated environment…. … Read more

4 Must-have communication devices for a grid down situation

(Natural News) With threats by North Korea to drop a nuke on the U.S., and hopefully this is just saber rattling, plus escalating tensions with Russia over the Syria missile strike, it may now be an appropriate time for some advance planning about backup communications options in a grid down scenario. In some kinds of disaster events, whether… … Read more

FLASHBACK: Russia has “Satan 2” nuclear missiles that can wipe out an entire area the size of Texas

(Natural News) It’s strange, but for some reason, millions of Americans, including many members of the Republican Party, seem to have developed a bizarre infatuation for Russia and Vladimir Putin. This is odd, considering the fact that Putin has a long dark history of corruption, theft and murder. Not surprisingly, it has recently been revealed… … Read more

Who needs meds? Simple potassium may lower blood pressure more safely than prescription drugs

(Natural News) Eating foods high in potassium — such as fruits, vegetables, grains and roots — may help lower blood pressure levels, a recent analysis revealed. According to the review, higher dietary potassium intake was associated with significant reductions in blood pressure regardless of sodium intake. Data also show that high potassium consumption curbs blood… … Read more

Do not toss: Overripe bananas may be effective against cancer cells, finds scientific study

(Natural News) While yellow bananas may be tastier, the darker brown ones may be better for you. According to TheHeartySoul.com, a 2009 article in the journal Food Science and Technology Research claimed that overripe bananas contained more Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF), a cancer-fighting cytokine or small protein. The TNF in Bananas The study was conducted… … Read more

Cannibalism, vaccines and animal-human hybrid DNA: Dave Hodges interviews Mike Adams about the planned destruction of the human race

(Natural News) In case you haven’t noticed, humanity appears to be stuck in a downward spiral of “evolution,” if you will. The dumbing down of the general population seems to be progressing with increasing swiftness, and its cause can largely be traced to the things that many people are exposed to on a daily basis… … Read more

Even science skeptics blast the American Council on Science and Health for its bogus, biased chart that tries to smear Natural News and Food Babe

(Natural News) Once in a while, the sellout morons of science actually criticize themselves and completely discredit their own propaganda, sparing truth media the time and energy it takes to do the job ourselves. So… thank you for that “Skepchick” – your critique of the bogus evidence-based reporting “science” chart is spot on. Even though… … Read more

TWISTED: According to bizarre Pentagon logic, Russia can now bomb the USA to stop vaccine violence against children

(Natural News) If you really look deeply at the “moral justification” behind the recent U.S. military strike in Syria, it all comes down to this simple argument: “Those children were being hurt by chemical violence, and we just HAD to do something to stop them!” Therefore, according to the Pentagon, anytime a nation anywhere in… … Read more