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November 12, 2019

Tylenol in Pregnancy Doubles Risk of Autism

Most people don't think twice about popping these pills, but it's surprisingly easy to get too much because it comes in different forms. And it's especially hazardous when mixed with alcohol or if you're pregnant. This menace is responsible for 56...

Bill Gates Still Shilling for Bayer

By pouring money into industrial agriculture's GMOs and chemical-intensive farming practices, Bill Gates is continuing the work of Bayer and other multinational corporations interested in controlling agriculture and the food supply, at the expense...

fruits pesticides — Pesticides Found in 84% of Fruit

The fruit you enjoy is probably contaminated with pesticide residues that have unknown effects on human health. Government data found 84% of domestic fruits contain pesticides; if you want to avoid them, choose organic or biodynamic foods as much as...

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Americans Are More Stressed Out Than Ever Before

Stressed? If so, you’re part of the majority. According to Gallup’s annual survey of global emotions , Americans reported feeling stressed, angry and worried at record levels, surpassing those seen over the past decade. Around 55%...

November 12, 2019

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November 11, 2019

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Are You Getting Enough Vitamin K?

Those dosed up on this vitamin were 52% less likely to experience severe calcification in their arteries and 57% less likely to die from heart disease over a seven- to 10-year period. Yet these two medications are making millions deficient.

benefits of sun exposure — Sunlight Improves Gut Health

You may be avoiding the sun, but recent data reveal that even short exposure may improve your gut health and reduce symptoms of certain diseases, such as inflammatory bowel disease and multiple sclerosis. I'll share ways to enjoy the results of this...

cavendish banana extinction — Will Bananas Go Extinct?

You may grab a banana as a snack, put it in a smoothie or add it to a fruit salad, but in several years the Cavendish variety may be a thing of the past. This type of banana is a nondiversified monocrop and vulnerable to the TR4 fungus; some experts...

week 103 health quiz — Weekly Health Quiz: Google, Arthritis and Cellphones

Take this week's quiz to see how well you remember what you read on Mercola.com last week.

November 11, 2019

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November 10, 2019

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The Damaging Effects of Oxalates on the Human Body

Is this why so many health-conscious people feel so lousy? Highly reactive compound hardly anyone has heard of triggers kidney stones, joint problems, fibromyalgia, RA, lupus and more. Most doctors don't even know. Is it what's 'eating you alive'...

nov 10 interview article — Informative Interviews With Top Experts

Medical experts and health leaders share insights on important issues affecting your health and well-being.

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Botched Flu Shot Leaves 10 Hospitalized

Winter weather is here for much of the U.S. and everywhere you turn, you see a sign, ad or commercial reminding you to get your flu shot. There are ten people in Oklahoma who obliged, and they were subsequently left hospitalized. Eight patients and...

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Weight Isn’t Always a Factor in Identifying Eating Disorders

If you were trying to identify an eating disorder in your child, friend or family member, the first thing you would likely consider would be their weight. If they were underweight, you may infer they could be suffering from anorexia nervosa; if they...

November 10, 2019

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November 09, 2019

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Joe Rogan Interviews Edward Snowden

It goes everywhere you do, quietly snooping on your every move and quite possibly your every thought. This courageous patriot just issued new warnings about its impact on privacy, internet freedoms and your liberties, which have massive implications...

proper hand washing technique — Not Washing Hands After This Is Worse Than Eating Raw Meat

You've likely seen people leave the bathroom without washing their hands. They may be contaminating everything they touch with a common, antibiotic-resistant superbug. I'll share strategies to reduce your potential risk.

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Big Pharma Tests New Drug for PMDD

Symptoms of premenstrual syndrome vary widely, from acne and trouble sleeping to upset stomach, headache and irritability. Hormone fluctuations that occur during the menstrual cycle are thought to be a primary cause of PMS, although chemical changes...

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Hospital Keeps Patient Alive a Year to Boost Survival Rates

After an unsuccessful heart transplant, Darryl Young, 61, was unconscious and in a vegetative state but was kept alive for a year at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center — despite quality of life or his family’s wishes — in order to...

November 09, 2019

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November 08, 2019

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Shocking Proof How Google Censors Health News

On June 3, everything changed - and these are the two 'Google Trusted' health websites that now dominate health searches - both of which promote health harming pills and junk food with their articles.

hibiscus tea benefits — Hibiscus for High Blood Pressure

Hibiscus tea offers a variety of health benefits, from helping control high blood pressure to aiding in digestion and metabolism. Research suggests drinking hibiscus tea twice a day may help lower blood pressure along with a healthy lifestyle, and...

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California Fires Rage On, Putting Many at Risk

The Kincade fire, threatening 90,000 California structures, has spread to 75,415 acres and is 15% contained, as of Tuesday, October 29th. According to reports , 124 structures have been destroyed, 57 of which are homes. Another 23 structures have...

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Xanax Recalled for Possible Contamination

A batch of Xanax has been recalled by Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc., for possible contamination with a foreign substance. The anti-anxiety medication was distributed between July and August of 2019 in 500-pill bottles with a lot number of 8082708 and...

November 08, 2019

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November 07, 2019

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Trans Fats Linked to Increased Risk for Alzheimer’s

If you want to significantly reduce your risk for dementia and Alzheimer's, consider removing these three types of foods from your daily food intake. The worst one is associated with an 89% increased risk for dementia, while another type is linked...

ptsd — PTSD Increases Risk for Stroke in Younger Years

Psychological factors, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), affect stroke risk, and PTSD significantly increases the risk of two types of stroke in younger people in particular. As rates of stroke rise in younger people, PTSD may emerge...

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CDC Petitioned to Admit They Accept Corporate Money

According to a recent news release posted by the U.S. Right to Know, public health groups petitioned the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday in an effort to stop the agency from making claims that it does not accept corporate money...

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Doing This Even Once a Week Could Increase Longevity

The benefits of exercise are almost endless, and there are loads of studies to prove it. The benefits of staying active include improved mood, better cognitive performance, increased insulin sensitivity, a healthier heart, better sleep and more....

November 07, 2019

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November 06, 2019

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Why Steroids Are Best Avoided

Considered a harmless way to relieve joint pain for decades, the procedure may be more dangerous than believed. It's now being linked to osteoporosis, cataracts, an increased risk of diabetes and even blood poisoning. Read carefully or you could...

blue light affects sleep — Blue Light Accelerates Aging

Building on a mounting body of evidence that blue light negatively affects your sleep, researchers have discovered more damage that these high energy light waves may cause to your eyes and brain. I'll share easy strategies to reduce the...

baby food heavy metals — Poison Found in 95% of Baby Food

A recent study found 95% of baby food tested was contaminated with heavy metals like lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury.

November 06, 2019

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How Do We Stop Our Dangerous Addiction to Plastic?

For two years running a global audit names them the top plastic polluter on earth - with more plastic litter than the next three, combined. They claim to be eco-friendly, yet their real-world actions show the opposite. They've been caught red-handed...

20% of Water Pollution Is From Your Clothing

One of the most polluting industries on the planet is the clothing industry, which contributes 20% of industrial water pollution globally. Toxic chemicals used in the dyeing process contaminate soil and water, posing risks to human and animal health...

Trojan Horse of Measles — More Vaccines With the Mandate

Measles is being used as a Trojan Horse to eliminate vaccine exemptions and increase vaccine mandates. In New York, recently a bill has been introduced that would require children to receive the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine to attend public sc...

Lard Rated One of the Top 10 Healthiest Foods

Study pegs it the eighth healthiest food of the top 100. Nutrient-rich with vitamin D, omega-3s and choline, but for 90 years it was scorned and replaced with a lab-created white 'wonder,' branded as good for you. Many finally realize the lie and em...

Can Fenugreek Improve Your Blood Sugar?

The number of people with diabetes has risen sharply since 1958; some estimate it will more than double again by 2030. Nutrition and exercise are important factors in controlling the disease, and fenugreek specifically may be helpful as a dietary su...

These Seeds Are Good for Your Knees

Sesame seeds might be found on the top of your bread, or they might be used to flavor your chicken. They are the main ingredient in the popular Middle Eastern tahini. Data reveal they also reduce pain and inflammation, but be careful to eat them in ...

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Tylenol in Pregnancy Doubles Risk of Autism

Bill Gates Still Shilling for Bayer

Pesticides Found in 84% of Fruit

Americans Are More Stressed Out Than Ever Before

Are You Getting Enough Vitamin K?

Sunlight Improves Gut Health

Will Bananas Go Extinct?

Weekly Health Quiz: Google, Arthritis and Cellphones

The Damaging Effects of Oxalates on the Human Body

Informative Interviews With Top Experts

Botched Flu Shot Leaves 10 Hospitalized

Weight Isn’t Always a Factor in Identifying Eating Disorders

Joe Rogan Interviews Edward Snowden

Not Washing Hands After This Is Worse Than Eating Raw Meat

Big Pharma Tests New Drug for PMDD

Hospital Keeps Patient Alive a Year to Boost Survival Rates

Shocking Proof How Google Censors Health News

Hibiscus for High Blood Pressure

California Fires Rage On, Putting Many at Risk

Xanax Recalled for Possible Contamination

Trans Fats Linked to Increased Risk for Alzheimer’s

PTSD Increases Risk for Stroke in Younger Years

CDC Petitioned to Admit They Accept Corporate Money

Doing This Even Once a Week Could Increase Longevity

Why Steroids Are Best Avoided

Blue Light Accelerates Aging

Poison Found in 95% of Baby Food

What Is Rosemary Good For?

How to Cook Delicious Prime Ribs at Home

Ringworm: What You Need to Know About This Contagious Skin Disease

Adenosine Supplements May Help Improve Athletic Performance

For a Sound Body and Mind, Choose Cypress Oil

Chamomile Tea

Burdock Root: Bitter in Taste, but Sweet on Health Benefits

Apple Cider Vinegar Benefits and Uses