Telegraph.co.uk Why the sounds of eating make some people so angryThe VergeNobody likes hearing someone crunching their food, but for some it’s more than just an annoyance — the sound triggers a full “fight or flight response.” These people have a rare condition called “misophonia” that makes them extraordinarily sensitive …Scientists discover why you hate … Read more
(Natural News) A new look at world temperature data claimed by the NOAA — the chief proponent of “climate change” theory — discovers that global warming temperature data points are fabricated for large regions across the globe. The NOAA simply fabricates temperature data wherever it wants, creating the false impression that global warming is backed… … Read more
NBC Montana Young swimmer survives mysterious cardiac arrestNBC MontanaMISSOULA, Mont. – Friday is National Wear Red Day, raising awareness that heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death for women. University of Montana senior Heidi Stewart grew up as a competitive swimmer, but a rare and genetic heart disorder now makes …Heart-Healthy Activities That Won’t … Read more
Wall Street Journal Medicare Patients Had Slightly Better Survival Rate With Foreign-Educated Doctors, Study FindsWall Street JournalMedicare patients in U.S. hospitals were less likely to die when their doctors were educated outside the U.S., according to a study by researchers at Harvard University. The study, published in the journal BMJ, examined more than 1.2 million … Read more
Newsweek Brain Synapses Shrink During Sleep, Making Way for New InformationNewsweekIn the classic film Groundhog Day, Bill Murray’s character keeps waking up on February 2. Once he goes to sleep, the world is reset—deconstructed and rebuilt. He awakes renewed, yet with his (important) memories intact. A pair of studies published …High-Resolution Images From Sleep Research … Read more
WCVB Boston Warning: More toddlers are suffering eye burns from laundry podsWCVB BostonFrom 2012 to 2015, the number of chemical burns to the eye linked to laundry detergent packets rose more than 30 times among young children, a new study says. More than 1,200 3- and 4-year-olds received such burns in that time period, according … Read more
(Natural News) Depression is a complex condition that does not have a one-size-fits-all solution, no matter what the pharmaceutical companies that manufacture antidepressants would like for you to believe. Many people find that a holistic approach can help their symptoms improve, and one factor that is gaining a lot of attention for its ability to… … Read more
(Natural News) Los Angeles area cops busted about 500 suspects in a crackdown on human trafficking in California. A task force consisting of approximately 50 federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies including Homeland Security and the FBI participated in “Operation Reclaim and Rebuild” over three days at the end of January; a sting which… … Read more
(Natural News) Will the dead someday walk among us? According to 80-year-old cryogenics expert Robert Nelson, that may just be the case — as long as they’re frozen first. Nelson is the president of the Cryonics Society of California and recently revealed what it was like to freeze the first cryogenic “patient” back in 1967…. … Read more
Jackson Clarion Ledger Study: Cervical cancer death rates higher than reportedJackson Clarion LedgerRecent findings that the death rate for cervical cancer is higher than previously reported underline the importance of early detection through screenings similar to those held last month at the Jackson Medical Mall. A free cervical cancer screening for …Early detection key for … Read more