Year: 2017

Water WARS erupting across our world as fresh water supplies collide with surging food demand

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(Natural News) Water is a precious commodity, and without it we can’t grow food and survive. Yet industrial agriculture wastes water on a shocking scale, using open air irrigation and relying on fossil water supplies to grow food inefficiently. If we hope to meet the demands of surging human population, we must conserve our water… … Read more

The up-side of chores: Daily physical activity, such as house-keeping, found to prolong life for older women

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(Natural News) Household chores may not be the most exciting thing to do, but there is an upside to all of it. A new study finds that simple household chores like washing the dishes and folding the laundry may increase your chance of living longer. In the study, the researchers studied the data of over… … Read more

4 reasons you absolutely NEED clean and potent supplements in order to be healthy (sponsored content)

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(Natural News) Virtually gone are the days where an individual living in the modern world can live a healthy life on traditional food intake alone. This doesn’t mean food isn’t important and shouldn’t be considered the foundation of your well-being, but due to several factors food alone doesn’t cut it unless you are VERY healthy… … Read more

Being a pet parent can extend your life, especially if you’re single, according to new study

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(Natural News) Aside from being man’s best friend, it looks like dogs can help singles live longer. Based on data from a study, British pet owners allegedly reduce early death rates by as much as 36 percent. The connection between dogs and decreased risk of premature death Researchers from Uppsala University, Sweden, studied health records… … Read more

No meds required: 3 ways schools can help ADHD kids without resorting to risky psychiatric drugs

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(Natural News) Normal children tend to be inattentive at times, hyperactive, and sometimes impulsive. However, there are some children who have all those qualities amplified. These children have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, and it affects 4–12 percent of all school-aged children. ADHD is one of the most common behavioral disorders that spring from… … Read more

New study links air pollution to lower sperm counts, part of 40-year trend that may cause humans to become extinct

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(Natural News) A new study by Chinese academics has found a link between higher levels of air pollution and lowered sperm counts, a finding that only adds to concerns about eventual human extinction. The study by researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong found that high levels of air pollution were also associated with… … Read more

Generational lifestyles: New research shows parents’ lifestyles determine children’s health – even as adults

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(Natural News) It looks like our parents influence more than the color of our eyes or other features. According to a study, our parents’ lifestyles can affect our health as adults. While we can’t control if our parents smoke or eat healthily, these factors can significantly affect “our own lifestyles and health, even into adulthood.”… … Read more

Texas to build its own massive gold repository in Leander, Texas… first step toward secession?

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(Natural News) Texas officials have officially announced the location of the Texas Bullion Depository, bringing the Lone Star State one step closer to making the facility fully operational. Once the Texas Bullion Depository is finished, it will represent a significant departure from the federal government, leading many to believe that this could be not only… … Read more