Month: March 2018

Must-see video: Steven Crowder crashes SXSW “gender fluid” panel with self-identifying computer man… “beep beep”

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(Natural News) The mass gathering of techno-freaks that descends on Austin, Texas, every year as part of the annual South by Southwest (SXSW) ritual was met this year by a small group of pranksters who were chastised for pointing out the hypocrisy of the LGBT cult in a humorous and clever way. Political commentator and… … Read more

Pregnancy vitamins are for baby too: Probiotic and fish oil supplement use during gestation reduce risk of childhood food allergies, eczema

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(Natural News) Many a parent of an allergic child lives in fear of their little one being stung by a bee or accidentally being exposed to peanuts, eggs or shellfish. For allergic kids, such exposure can mean a reaction ranging in severity from coughing, sneezing, an itchy throat or a runny nose, to trouble breathing,… … Read more

Energy-absorbing plastic frame developed to protect troops from blasts that harm the brain

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(Natural News) A joint study by two major Maryland universities have created a new shock absorbing device to protect the people inside military vehicles from traumatic brain injuries (TBI) during a landmine or IED blast, reported ScienceDaily. More than a quarter of a million members of the U.S. military have suffered TBI during the last two decades of strike in… … Read more

Basic nutrition for survival: 10 food items to keep in your emergency cache

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(Natural News) Every good prepper knows how important it is to have an emergency supply of food in case they ever find themselves in a real-life survival situation. Truth be told, however, stocking up on food actually requires much more thought than simply going to the supermarket and filling your cart with everything and the… … Read more

Plants “adapt or die” too: Study finds botanical defense mechanisms evolve based on herbivores’ immunity to chemical toxins

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(Natural News) “Adapt or die,” said the late Andy Grove, the founder of computer chip maker Intel who escaped Communist Hungary as a young man. A new study suggested plants adhere to the same dictum, adapting and discarding defenses according to what works best for the situation at hand, reported a ScienceDaily article. Researchers from… … Read more

Study of microbes found in cow stomachs could lead to energy extraction breakthrough, aiding in production of biofuels

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(Natural News) To develop new techniques in maximizing food and fuel production in the modern age, researchers from The University in Edinburgh in the United Kingdom are turning to an unlikely source for answers: The living bacteria inside the guts of bovine animals. A new study claims that microbes may be the solution to figuring… … Read more

Triclosan and other chemicals from toothpastes accumulate on nylon bristles, exposing users to uncontrolled release of the antimicrobial chemical

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(Natural News) A study in the American Chemical Society’s (ACS) Environmental Science & Technology found that triclosan – a compound which the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned for use in over-the-counter antiseptic soaps, gels, and wipes – could stick to materials usually used on toothbrush heads. While research has proven that triclosan can disturb hormones in both animals and humans,… … Read more

Gunman shoots two students at Maryland high school — armed security officer halts attack in 60 seconds using a loaded weapon

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(Natural News) Three students at a Maryland high school are in critical condition Tuesday morning after one male student brought a handgun to school and shot a female student while striking another male student. According to local media, the attack occurred at Great Mills High School in Great Mills, Md. The shooter, himself a student,… … Read more