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Organic & Environment News
Nov 21
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By Reuben Chow, contributing writer November 20 - Vitamin D, also called the sunshine vitamin, has already been shown in studies to be important for a healthy...
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By Herb Newborg, contributing writer November 20 - A recently released study of per capita spending on pharmaceuticals reveals that the US spends more than any..
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By Byron Richards, contributing writer November 20 - The issue of cognitive decline and the more advanced Alzheimer's disease is predicted to be a public health...
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By Sherry Baker, contributing writer November 20 - The national Neuroscience 2008 conference is underway in Washington, D.C., presenting cutting edge research...
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By Dr. Gregory Damato, Ph.D., contributing writer November 20 - Recent polls across the world have consistently shown that, if they had a choice, 90% of people would actively...
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By Aria Milan, Skin Care / Body Care Editor November 20 - One of the most embarrassing things that happen to people all too often is being caught in a social situation...
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By Barbara L. Minton, contributing writer November 20 - There is a quiet revolution going on. It's not a political revolution or a social revolution. It is being carried...
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By David Gutierrez, staff writer November 20 - Regularly eating high levels of tofu may increase the risk of the memory loss associated with dementia, according...
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By Kevin Gianni, contributing writer November 20 - This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni's Renegade Roundtable, which can be found at http://www.RenegadeRoundtable...
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By Kevin Gianni, contributing writer November 20 - This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni's Renegade Roundtable, which can be found at http://www.RenegadeRoundtable...
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By Kevin Gianni, contributing writer November 20 - This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni's Renegade Roundtable, which can be found at http://www.RenegadeRoundtable...
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By Mike Adams, NaturalNews Editor November 19 - LivingNutz is one of those small, family-run health food companies you just love to support. If you don't know...
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By Barbara L. Minton, contributing writer November 19 - It takes a long wait to get a mammogram these days, sometimes up to a month. The waiting rooms are jammed despite...
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By Reuben Chow, contributing writer November 19 - Did you know that fluoride in our water supplies is the only chemical added for a specific medical purpose,...
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By Sheryl Walters, contributing writer November 19 - Currently one in seven couples has difficulty conceiving, and many experts in the field predict this could double...
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By David Gutierrez, staff writer November 19 - Investing in preventive health care is far more cost-effective than treating people after they get sick, according...
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By Sherry Baker, contributing writer November 19 - In August of 2005, the prestigious British medical journal the Lancet published a review comparing clinical...
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By David Gutierrez, staff writer November 19 - A Wyoming Company called KL Process Design Group has branched out from making corn ethanol and has built a...
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By Kevin Gianni, contributing writer November 19 - This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni's Renegade Roundtable, which can be found at http://www.RenegadeRoundtable...
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By Mike Adams, NaturalNews Editor November 18 - Pharmaceutical chemicals now contaminate the public water supplies of over fifty major U.S. cities. The rocket...
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By David Gutierrez, staff writer November 18 - Heavy users of mobile phones are 50 percent more likely to develop cancer of the salivary glands, according...
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By Mark Sircus Ac., OMD, contributing writer November 18 - Inside chlorophyll is the lamp of life and that lamp is magnesium. The capture of light energy from the sun...
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By Barbara L. Minton, contributing writer November 18 - Curcumin, the active ingredient in the spice turmeric is effective against the harmful impact of arsenic according...
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By Joanne Waldron, contributing writer November 18 - Remember several years ago when the news story broke about a group of homeless people that were dumped by an...
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By David Gutierrez, staff writer November 18 - Higher salt intake in children is related to an increased consumption of sugary beverages, according to a study...
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By Sheryl Walters, contributing writer November 18 - Stress is everywhere. Simply living in the modern world is incredibly stressful. We generally work hard and...
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By David Gutierrez, staff writer November 18 - A growing body of research suggests that regular exercise can help prevent cancer, as well as slow its progress...
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By Kevin Gianni, contributing writer November 18 - This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni's Fountain of Youth Summit, which can be found at (http://fountainofyouthworldsummit...
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By David Gutierrez, staff writer November 17 - In an immediately controversial document, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has recommended that children...
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By David Gutierrez, staff writer November 17 - Deficiency of vitamin D has once again been linked with bone disease, in a study on patients with inflammatory...
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By Sherry Baker, contributing writer November 17 - Beta-blockers, also called beta-adrenergic blocking agents, comprise a class of drugs used to treat high blood...
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By Susan Thixton, contributing writer November 17 - The FDA issued an import alert, 11/12/08, detaining ALL milk products, milk derived ingredients and finished...
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By Reuben Chow, contributing writer November 17 - Food allergies among children in the United States are on the rise, according to a study led by Amy M. Branum...
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By David Gutierrez, staff writer November 17 - Researchers have been able to train working docs to distinguish between the smell of ovarian and other gynecological...
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By Phoebe Kerr, contributing writer November 17 - If you are a cat owner, more than likely you understand the importance of providing your feline friend with...
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By Teya Skae, contributing writer November 17 - CoEnzyme Q10 has been promoted as a supplement for supporting cardiovascular health and increasing energy as... | Nov 17 |
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Health: Study Shows Red Yeast Rice and Fish Oil Reduce Cholesterol (NaturalNews) A combination of fish oil, red yeast rice and lifestyle changes can produce as great a decrease in cholesterol levels as prescription drugs, according to a study conducted by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania Health System...
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Health: Cancer Drugs Make Tumors Grow Drugs like Avastin that are used to treat some cancers are supposed to work by blocking a vessel growth-promoting protein called vascular endothelial growth factor, or VEGF. With VEGF held in check, researchers have assumed tumors wouldn't...
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Health: Dementia Slowed by Light Therapy (NaturalNews) The cognitive decline caused by dementia can be slowed by as simple a measure as brighter daytime lighting, according to a study conducted by researchers from the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and published in the Journal of the American... |
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Health: Teens and Toxic Skin Care: A Parent's Responsibility No one has ever said that being a parent is an easy job. In the 21st century there are many reasons why successful parenting could be said to be more difficult than ever. Thanks to the impact of modern marketing methods, exploited so successfully...
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Health: Basic Rights Granted to Great Apes by Spain (NaturalNews) Spain's parliament has passed a resolution urging the federal government to adopt specific legal protections for great apes, and the measure is expected to become law within one year. The vote marks the first time that a national legislature...
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Health: Stephen Colbert Takes Aim at the Statin Drug Fraud (video) In this video segment, Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert takes aim at the stupidity of Big Pharma's new statin drug agenda that hopes to put everyone on statin drugs, even if they don't need them. (The statin drug segment starts at 2:15 in the video.)
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Health: Watermelon Found to Function as Natural Viagra (NaturalNews) New research suggests that watermelon may produce effects in the body similar to that of Viagra, perhaps pointing the way to a natural remedy for men suffering from erectile dysfunction, says Bhimu Patil of Texas A&M University. Research...
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Health: Learning and Living Organic Lifestyle with WWOOF Since 1971, people are living and learning sustainable lifestyles thanks in part to WWOOF - World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms. Founded by Sue Croppard, WWOOF was created with the goal of giving city dwellers a weekend opportunity...
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Health: A Holistic View on Stuttering Stuttering is all too often a frustrating, embarrassing, debilitating disorder that keeps people from achieving their potential. No one is quite certain why one stutters, so it can be difficult to get to the root cause. However, taking action...
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Nov 13
Cargill partnership aims to set stevia standard Cargill has entered into an exclusive agreement with ChromaDex to ensure quality and consistency of the natural sweetener stevia, as ingredients companies scrabble for position in an emerging market... Read
Promising stevia sales ahead of GRAS Sales of stevia supplement across the US could hint at the potential demand for the natural sweetener in food and beverages as GRAS notification is expected within days. .. Read
Organic no longer seen as recession proof Growth in the organic food and drink market is expected to slow along with the economy as consumers in the US are struggling financially, according to Mintel... Read
Brain link to mother’s high fat diet and offspring’s obesity: Rat study
A high fat diet during pregnancy may bring about changes in the offsring’s brain that makes them more prone to over-eating and obesity throughout their lives, according to a new rat study that may help explain the rise in childhood obesity... Read
New technology could make polymers more sustainable
A novel technology expands polymers to increase their yield and results in reduced cost and weight in plastic packaging applications, claims its US developer... Read
Nov 11
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Health: FDA Set to Approve Genetically Engineered Animals Genetically Engineered grains have been in existence for several years, amidst many concerns from various organizations and individuals. Now, the FDA is set to approve Genetically Engineered Animals to be introduced into the food chain. Ever...
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Health: Pomegranate Extracts Found to Inhibit Inflammation (NaturalNews) Pomegranate extract may inhibit the chronic inflammation linked with a variety of health problems such as heart disease and arthritis, according to a study conducted by researchers from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, and published...
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Health: New Study Shows Niacin-Bound Chromium Benefits Diabetics (NaturalNews) Nicacin-bound chromium (Cr-N) provides significantly more heart health benefits than chromium picolinate (Cr-P), the form more commonly found in supplements, according to a study presented at the 68th Annual Scientific Session of the American...
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Health: Improve Your Health and Well-Being with Raw Chocolate Kit Kats, Snickers, Cadbury. We all know that chocolate is bad for us right? Wrong! Chocolate is actually one of the healthiest foods on the earth! Research is continually proving that chocolate is actually a super food. The problem is that...
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Health: Pet Food Recipe Changes and Challenges If you haven't seen it yet with your brand of dog food or cat food, you probably will soon. Prices of pet food ingredients are rising just like the prices of your groceries in recent months. Many pet food manufacturers are scrambling to stay...
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Health: Mouth Piercings Increase Risk of Gum Disease (NaturalNews) Teenagers who get oral piercings are at a significantly higher risk for gum disease and tooth fractures, according to a study conducted by researchers from the Israeli army and the School of Dental Medicine at Tel Aviv University, and published...
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Health: Arthroscopic Knee Surgery Fails to Bring Desired Benefits When we are told by our medical doctors that we need surgery, many of us would assume that the procedure would fix the health problem which we have - that is only natural. And that is all the more so when a particular surgical procedure is...
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Health: Natural Therapies for Asthma Asthma is a serious, sometimes life-threatening respiratory disease that affects the quality of life for millions of Americans. Asthma causes swelling and irritation in your airways, making it hard for you to breathe. Asthma costs in Eastern...
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Health: Seaweed: Age-Old New Food and Fuel of the Future Seaweed has played a large part in the staple diet of many Eastern countries for centuries. In the West we have only just begun to wake up to the wonderful nutritional value of seaweeds as well as their variety, flavour and health-giving...
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Nov 09
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Health: Niacin May Lower the Risk of Heart Disease (NaturalNews) Researchers may have discovered the mechanism by which the vitamin known as niacin or B-3 raises the body's levels of HDL cholesterol, thus decreasing the risk of cardiovascular disease. "Although niacin has been commonly used to increase...
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Health: Belly Fat Linked to Dementia, Alzheimer's Later in Life (NaturalNews) People with large waistlines in middle age have three times the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia later in life, according to a study conducted by researchers from Kaiser Permanente and published in the journal...
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Technology: Could Risky Meat By-Products Be Turned Into Energy? I have discovered a possible means for the inferior garbage that gets dumped into pet food to be turned into valuable energy. Something that seems to be a far better method to discard of left over animal waste materials than becoming dog...
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Health: New Study Shows Omega-3s Reduce Appetite (NaturalNews) Omega-3 fatty acids can help dieters feel full longer and eat less, according to a study conducted by researchers from the University of Navarra, University of Iceland and University College Cork and published in the journal Appetite...
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Health: Drive-Thru Flu Shots Now on The Menu at Many Hospitals It's not uncommon to see mothers taking their children to the local drive-thru for fast food fare on the way to school. Hoping that more people will get flu shots if they make it just as convenient as ordering a kiddie meal, some hospitals...
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Health: People with Depression Prone to Diabetes (NaturalNews) People who are depressed or more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes, while those who are diabetic are more likely to become depressed, according to a study conducted by researchers from Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions and published in...
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Technology: Children Pump Clean Water While Playing on the Merry-Go-Round PlayPumps International, a US non-profit organization, has come up with a very innovative way to help Africans obtain clean water for their families. The PlayPump is a sustainable, patented water pump that gets its power from children. The...
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Health: New Study Shows Fruit Reduces Risk of Esophageal Cancer (NaturalNews) A diet high in fruits and vegetables may significantly decrease a person's risk of esophageal cancer, according to a study conducted by researchers from Kaiser Permanente Northern California and published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology... |
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Health: Why Hydrogenated Oils Should be Avoided at All Costs If you're really concerned about getting healthy and staying that way, then you have to be very concerned about what you're putting into your body. This means not only avoiding fast foods and other known junk foods, but it means that you... |
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Environment: Air Pollution Has Negative Effects on Heart Health It would be natural to think that microscopic particles in polluted air would do damage to one's lungs, nose and throat. However, recent research published in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association has reported that... |
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Health: How to Protect Yourself From West Nile Virus this Year (NaturalNews) The best way to prevent against contracting West Nile virus is to take several simple measures that reduce your risk of being bitten by mosquitoes, according to recommendations from the Newton County, Missouri, Health Department. West... |
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Health: Study Shows Blueberries Lower Cholesterol in Pigs (NaturalNews) Pigs experienced a significant reduction in cholesterol when fed a diet containing an amount of blueberries equivalent to only two cups in humans, in a study that researchers hope may be relevant to human health. The study was conducted...
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Health: U.S. Doctors Should Prescribe Vitamins Rather Than Placebos The New York Times reported recently that American doctors regularly prescribe placebos to patients. The survey involved 679 randomly chosen internists and rheumatologists, among them about half reported recommending placebos regularly...
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Health: Vitamin C Shown to Preserve Bone Density in Older Men Vitamin C is often called "The king of the anti-oxidants" and for good reason. Vitamin C has shown to be effective in treating over forty-six separate health concerns in either a primary or supporting role. It has been shown to either diminish...
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Health: Study Finds Grapes Offer a Bunch of Ways to Help Hearts Love grapes? Hate heart disease risk factors? Here's good news for you: University of Michigan Cardiovascular research suggests eating grapes could lower blood pressure, help heal signs of heart muscle damage and improve heart function. Just...
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Health: Study Shows Grape Seed Extract (GSE) May Prevent Alzheimer's Disease (NaturalNews) Supplementation grape seed extract can prevent the buildup of brain plaques that are associated with cell death and the development of Alzheimer's disease, according to a study conducted by researchers from the Alzheimer's Association, Constellation...
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Scarlett the cat, a calico hero who drew worldwide acclaim after rescuing her five kittens from a 1996 Brooklyn fire, has passed away.
 Gallery (16 pictures): From king penguins in Antarctica to flamingos in the Rift Valley, here are some of the best places in the world to go birdwatching.
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NASA gets a close look at Mercury, massive young stars drive stellar birth, and more in our weekly roundup of space photos. |
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Roughly 38 percent of the world's known species are near extinction, according to a comprehensive survey done to create the 2008 Red List of Threatened Species. |
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