An Investigative Report by Gary Null, PhD and Jeremy Stillman Solar Storms: Katrina Times 1,000? A Real Armageddon is Possible but Not Inevitable An Investigative Report by Gary Null, PhD and Jeremy Stillman In the five days leading up to Hurricane Katrina making its landfall, I …
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New farm bill gives Monsanto carte blanche – Massive public outcry necessary to stop the legislation from passing into law by Carolanne Wright, Natural News.com January 22, 2013 http://www.naturalnews.com/038779_farm_bill_Monsanto_public_outcry.html (NaturalNews) Imagine judicial review for protecting consumer rights and the environment going up in a puff of smoke and biotech corporations …
In early April 2012, a report by Dr. Sanjay Gupta appearing on 60 Minutes finally acknowledged the connection between sugar consumption and the poor health of the American people. This link is now “official” because 60 Minutes is an “official” source of news and Dr. Gupta is an “official” spokesperson …
Introduction MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are small, single-strand noncoding RNAs that repress gene expression by inhibiting translation and inducing mRNA degradation.1,2 miRNAs may regulate up to 92% of the human genes.3 There is evidence that miRNAs can modulate host innate immunity against viruses. Specifically, miRNAs inhibit HIV-1 gene expression by decreasing P300/CBP-associated …
What will YOU do when a disaster hits? What can you do, where can you go to help your family weather the storm sustainably? We have answers in this new 46-page world report on living off the grid.
The FDA says it monitored “unauthorized disclosures” of some of its employees. Did it go too far? Sandra Endo reports for CNN. PRN Host Steve Kohn, attorney for the monitored scientists, will discuss the scandal today at 1pm ET on his radio show — Honesty Without Fear: The Whistleblowers Radio …
A report by the oil executive Leonardo Maugeri, published by Harvard University, provides compelling evidence that a new oil boom has begun. The constraints on oil supply over the past 10 years appear to have had more to do with money than geology. The low prices before 2003 had discouraged investors …
By Hilary Butler On April 27, 2012, a formal complaint was filed in the Eastern Pennsylvania Federal District Court accusing Merck of a longstanding scheme to mislead and defraud Government health authorities worldwide. Two of Merck’s former employees have accused the pharmaceutical giant of marketing multivalent MMR vaccines under false …
In Parts 1 and 2 of this series, we presented historical, philosophical, and nutritional perspectives on a vegetarian diet. This final installment discusses two of the more practical aspects of vegetarian eating: the economic advantages of choosing a plant-based diet and issues of personal taste that accompany a vegetarian diet. …
Fluoride and Lead Fluoride (and its various compounds) is toxic all by itself, but its interaction with other toxic metals is of increasing concern. Research published in the December 2000 issue of the journal Neurotoxicology warns that public drinking water treated with sodium silicofluoride or fluosilicic acid, known as silicofluorides (SiFs), is …
Myths Are Very Hard to Dislodge We can get a good idea of how much fluoride is safe by working with Roholm’s figures. You will remember that after the figures had been corrected, the amount needed to cause crippling fluorosis in a 100- to 229-pound person was reckoned to be …
There’s nothing like a glass of cool, clear water to quench one’s thirst. But the next time you or your child reaches for one, you might want to question whether that water is too toxic to drink. If your water is fluoridated, the answer may well be yes. For decades, …
Part 1 of this series presented a philosophical and historical perspective on the practice of vegetarianism. Here, we continue our comprehensive look at this dietary regimen with an examination of the nutritional aspects of the vegetarian diet. People who are considering a vegetarian diet will undoubtedly have questions about …
In recent years, nutritional supplements have become increasingly high tech, providing physicians and their patients with advanced formulations for many healthcare needs. But despite their many benefits, these products should not detract from the more fundamental route to combating chronic disorders and improving one’s health: the consumption of highly nutritious, …
We have learned nothing since Katrina. Our decrepit water and gas systems have been around for sixty to eighty years. Our roads, bridges and tunnels and levees are in a state of abject disrepair. We have not taken the crucial step of constructing emergency facilities in our cities and towns. Besides putting many people to work, building these facilities would provide some semblance of civility during a time of crisis. People would be able to take refuge and have access to medical clinics and food banks. The current response network that relies on the Red Cross, FEMA and the National Guard during times of crisis is dangerously inadequate.
Now imagine that something could dwarf all of this; something that could kill tens of millions of Americans and cause at least half of America to experience life as if they were living in a Mad Max film. Imagine that a gigantic mass of plasma is released from the sun and heads directly for the Earth. Even though we have been assured that we can withstand such an event, the power of this coronal mass ejection overwhelms our electric grids and fries our power substations rendering them beyond repair. Our communications satellites are also severely damaged during the solar event and are unable to function. We are not told what has happened. When we pick up our phones, there is no dial tone. When we turn on the radio, we hear nothing. We head out to the street to ask our neighbors what has happened but nobody seems to know. The first inconvenience we notice is that our air conditioning is not working during the stifling heat of a warm summer day. Or worse still, our heat has been cut off as temperatures dip below thirty degrees.