Study shows men should keep playing: Active lifestyle now makes you five times more likely to be fit when you're older

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(Natural News) Men who played sports in their 40s and 50s are five times more likely to be fit and active into their late 70s than those who avoided sports, according to a study reported by The Daily Mail. The results suggest early and sustained sports participation might help people to stay active as they… … Read more

Sexist hurricane? Irma damage has interrupted the production of saw palmetto, an essential nutrient for men's health

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(Natural News) Hurricane Irma is estimated to have severely disrupted saw palmetto berry production, both because the crop itself had been severely damaged and because the damage to infrastructure had caused multiple interruptions in production logistics. Irma made landfall on Sunday, September 10 in the United States in the Florida Keys as a Category 3… … Read more

Woman Once Considered the World's Heaviest Dies After Losing More Than 700 Lbs. – PEOPLE.com

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PEOPLE.com Woman Once Considered the World’s Heaviest Dies After Losing More Than 700 Lbs.PEOPLE.comThe woman once considered to be the world’s heaviest passed away Monday due to complications from her weight, including heart disease and kidney malfunction. Over the last year, Eman Ahmed Abd El Aty, 37, found herself at the center of a worldwide …Eman … Read more

Stanford University fellow Henry Miller exposed as academic prostitute for Monsanto who peddled fake editorials to Forbes.com

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(Natural News) A long-time science propagandist for the GMO industry, Henry I. Miller has just been exposed as an academic prostitute for Monsanto. Named a “Robert Wesson Fellow” covering so-called “Scientific Philosophy and Public Policy at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University,” Henry Miller has just been exposed as a science fraud and professional liar… … Read more

America’s opioid epidemic is killing so many people that medical examiners can’t keep up with the body count

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(Natural News) The numbers of Americans dying from the escalating opioid epidemic are skyrocketing so quickly that local medical examiners now have a backlog of autopsy cases that will stretch into next year. As reported by the U.K.’s Daily Mail, the seemingly uncontrollable rise in opioid addiction is taxing the services of local medical examiners… … Read more

Treatment with antioxidants may halt progress of neurodegenerative disease such as Parkinson's

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(Natural News) A recent study by scientists from Northwestern University discovered that treating neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s disease (PD) with antioxidants may halt degeneration and improve neuronal function, as reported by the Science Daily. Moreover, the study, which was published in Science, found that mouse models of PD did not have the same abnormalities that… … Read more

Vaccines are covertly injecting everyone with disease-causing viruses, warns scientist author of “Plague”

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(Natural News) Judy A.  Mikovits, Ph.D., is  a research scientist, as well as the co-author of the recently released ground-breaking book, Plague. Mikovits has spent a lifetime studying autoimmune and neuroimmune diseases, cancer, and other conditions caused by chronic inflammation. Specifically, she’s been studying retroviruses and how they contribute to the onset of these life-altering conditions…. … Read more

We're doing it to ourselves: Human activity found to impact weather, weather outcomes

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(Natural News) Thunderstorms and flooding are expected to become more intense because of human activities, according to reports by Science Daily. In the first report by the Science Daily, scientists observed how thunderstorms directly above two of the world’s busiest shipping lanes were more powerful than storms in areas of the ocean where ships do… … Read more