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What The Vitamin Industry Does Not Want You To Know

mommypotamus.com

May 5, 2016

Do you pick up your child's dinner plate - sigh over the untouched veggies - and then think "oh well, at least he/she takes vitamins!"? Well then, I have good news and bad news. First - and you are going to LOVE me for this.

In other words, we should be focused on getting our kids to eat BUTTER with a side of broccoli instead of the other way around!* Not only will this increase vitamin/mineral absorption from the veggies they actually do eat, it will provide the kind of fat soluble vitamins that help develop beautiful straight teeth, strong bodies and good dispositions.

Public Health Officials Know: Recently Vaccinated Individuals Spread Disease

CNBC

May 5, 2016

Physicians and public health officials know that recently vaccinated individuals can spread disease and that contact with the immunocompromised can be especially dangerous.

For example, the Johns Hopkins Patient Guide warns the immunocompromised to "Avoid contact with children who are recently vaccinated," and to "Tell friends and family who are sick, or have recently had a live vaccine (such as chicken pox, measles, rubella, intranasal influenza, polio or smallpox) not to visit."

Michiganders still have elevated PBB levels in their bodies 40 years after chemical accident

michiganradio.org

by Rebecca Williams

May 5, 2016

In 1973, a plant owned by Velsicol Chemical made a mistake and shipped a toxic flame retardant chemical to a livestock feed plant. The chemical is called polybrominated biphenyl, or PBB. It took about a year to discover the accident.

It took about a year to discover the accident. Millions of Michiganders ate contaminated beef, chicken, pork, milk and eggs. All these years later, researchers are finding that PBB exposure is linked to health problems. Michele Marcus is a professor of epidemiology, environmental health and pediatrics at Emory University Rollins School of Public Health and Emory University School of Medicine.

Is Your Horse Pick for the Kentucky Derby a Winner? With Chiropractic Care, It Might Be!

chirosushi.com

May 5, 2016

Most Off-the-track Thoroughbreds (OTTBs) need some chiropractic care. Their hips are slammed from behind in the starting gate, their heads are twisted sideways by the pony horse or on the hot walker.

They are strong animals - they resist and pull muscles. Just as we humans can benefit from good chiropractic care, followed by stretching exercises to help us stay aligned, so do horses.

This Type of RAW HONEY Kills Every Kind of Bacteria Scientists Could Throw At It (Even the Super-Bugs!)

healthyworldhouse.com

May 2, 2016

No one can deny the health benefits of raw, unprocessed honey. It has a wide array of medicinal properties that boost your immune system and improve your health on many different levels.

However, a recent Australian study found that one particular type of raw honey can destroy basically all harmful bacteria known to mankind, including the most dangerous ones.

A Strange Birth Defect is on the Rise in the United States, Says the CDC

infowars.com

by Julie Fidler

April 25, 2016

A strange birth defect is on the rise in the United States, and scientists are at a loss to explain it.

Gastroschisis is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to protrude outside of his/her body, through a hole in the abdominal wall beside the belly button. Sometimes this hole is very small, but it can also be quite large, and other organs such as the stomach and liver can extend from the baby's body.

Fermented Soy is Only Soy Food Fit for Human Consumption

naturalnews.com

by Barbara L. Minton

April 23, 2016

Writings about the soybean date back to 3000 B.C., when the Emperor of China listed the virtues of soybean plants for regenerating the soil for future crops.

His praises centered on the root of the plant, not the bean. These ancient writing suggested that the Chinese recognized the unfitness of soybeans for human consumption in their natural form. Now 5000 years later, we are once again catching on to the anti-nutritive qualities of the soybean, and realizing that the only soybean worth eating is one that has been fermented.

Joseph Medicine Crow, Historian And Last Crow Tribe War Chief, Dies At 102

npr.org

by Merrit Kennedy

April 18, 2016

Joseph Medicine Crow, a Native American historian and the last war chief of the Crow Tribe of Montana, has died. He was 102.

Medicine Crow earned the title war chief "for his deeds in Europe in World War II, which included stealing enemy horses and showing mercy on a German soldier he could have killed," Montana Public Radio's Eric Whitney reports. He was also a living link to the 1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn, having heard direct testimony from someone who took part in the battle and later chronicling it as a historian.

How Bacteria Affect Your Everyday Life

answersingenesis.org

by Dr. Andrew Fabich

April 13, 2016

We need to balance our understanding of the microscopic world because it is an essential part of and critically affects our everyday life.

Microbes are the earliest forms of life on earth. Biology is difficult enough, but microbiology presents a whole new challenge because it deals with organisms that you can't even see with the naked eye. To clarify, think of microbiology as biology under a microscope. For us microbiologists, the living world we see without using a microscope is relatively boring compared to the unseen living world at the microscopic level (cf. Colossians 1:16).

Pot-in-schools debate returns to Colorado

norwichbulletin.com

by Kristen Wyatt

April 11, 2016

A new Colorado law allowing medical marijuana use at public schools is getting a second look Monday in a House committee. The current law allows students who need medical marijuana to use edible pot at public schools.

Medical marijuana has been legal in some states for two decades. But school districts and lawmakers nationwide are only now starting to grapple with thorny issues about student use of a drug still illegal under federal law. Colorado is one of three states where medical marijuana is legal that has any rules for use in schools, according to the pro-legalization Marijuana Policy Project.

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