Washington Post ‘He deserves a chance’: Charlie Gard’s parents fight to bring son to the US for treatmentWashington PostThe parents of Charlie Gard, the 11-month-old British infant whose rare genetic condition has captured the world’s attention, said they want to move their son to a hospital in the United States, where he would receive experimental … Read more
New York Daily News Sheriff of opioid death-riddled Ohio county won’t let his deputies carry anti-overdose drug NarcanNew York Daily NewsA four-milligram dose of the life-saving overdose antidote Narcan costs just $37.50 — but the sheriff of an opioid death-riddled Ohio county won’t let his deputies carry it, citing cost and safety concerns. “All we’re … Read more
WLNE-TV (ABC6) State officials warn of blue-green algae blooms in pondsWLNE-TV (ABC6)PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) – Rhode Island officials are advising people to stay away from multiple bodies of water after toxic blue-green algae blooms were discovered. The state Departments of Health and Environmental Management said Friday that toxins in …Algal bloom prompts officials to issue health … Read more
(Natural News) It is no secret that while commercial table salts help flavor dishes, they are extremely detrimental to the body’s overall health. Commercial table salts are 99 percent sodium chloride, are bleached during the production process and may contain harmful substances such as stabilizers that make them practically toxic in nature. Commercial table salts… … Read more
(Natural News) In this short video, the Health Ranger reveals the incredible abundance of muscadine grapes in central Texas, where these powerful, medicinal “superfruits” grow wild near streams. Loaded with potent medicine, muscadine grapes can be harvested by the bucket load and made into jams or even wine. Central Texas is is a wild foods… … Read more
(Natural News) Researchers have found that common household pesticides can persist in homes for up to a year. These results, calculated by the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, displayed the longevity of toxic chemicals and how controlled lab experiments may not necessarily reflect real-life applications. Lia Nakagawa, who was the lead author, noted that… … Read more
(Natural News) Despite a 30 percent decline in bisphenol-A (BPA) use in canned products since 2015, more than a third of canned goods purchased from large grocery chains Kroger and Albertsons, and discount stores Dollar Tree and 99 Cents Only still contained the toxic chemical in their linings, according to a joint report by the Center for Environmental… … Read more
(Natural News) To his many gushing fans, he’s basically an all-knowing science oracle who can’t be questioned on anything in this particular field of study. But to everyone else, Neil deGrasse Tyson is little more than a shameless sellout to the cult of scientism, which in the modern age means actively shilling for biotechnology and… … Read more
(Natural News) From the world of unexplained phenomena: Is it possible to almost supernaturally brainwash people to such an extent that they would actually consider – or even go through with – committing suicide against their will? A BBC report from 2013 suggests that this might be the case, pointing to a suspicious quad-suicide incident… … Read more
(Natural News) They say desperate times call for desperate measures, but oftentimes being desperate leads to incredibly bad decisions. And the Democrat-controlled Illinois Legislature just made one. On Thursday the legislature finally passed a budget — its first since 2015 — by overriding Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner’s veto. The governor’s big hang-up with it? The… … Read more