A popular asthma pill linked to cases of suicidal thoughts and depression in children will now be sold with “Black Box Warning,” the most serious of FDA warnings about prescription drugs.
Castile Soap Effectively Removes Germs and Bacteria Without Harmful Toxins
Most commercially available soaps are made with sulfates. Sulfates are a group of detergents or surfactants that are used in most personal care products today. Sulfates themselves are classified as a skin and membrane irritant. They can also become a a possible carcinogen with repeated exposure and can create even more toxic by-products by the other ingredients they are usually blended with. Additionally, most soaps contain an industrial detergent like SLS. The sodium lauryl sulfate found in your soap is exactly the same as the one used to degrease car engines.
Scientific studies found that apigenin in celery fights cancer in multiple ways at every stage of the disease
Celery is one of the most alkaline foods you can eat! It can neutralize acids fast and is rich in potassium and sodium which help rid the body of excess fluid. Celery helps hydrate and nourish the cells of the body due to its high water content. Celery also contains Vitamin K, which helps ensure you have healthy blood flow.
At A Cellular Level, Every Single Human Depends On Positivity To Survive
People have long known that a positive mindset can keep us healthy. When we live our lives with optimism and hope, we do have a better and longer life. We don’t need science to confirm that.
A positive attitude has all kinds of physiological and healing benefits !
Glutathione is the secret to prevent aging, cancer, heart disease, dementia and more
Our bodies are fighting off environmental toxins and stressors daily. It’s is important we give our bodies the weapons (anti-oxidants) to protect our bodies from cell damage and diminishing health as a result of this damage.
Firefighters Warning about Cell Phone Chargers
It seems like most of us fall asleep with our cell phones next to the pillow. This can lead to a very real danger of fire. Unfortunately, when you place your phone under the pillow, the heat generated by the charger can’t escape in all of those covers thus leading to a fire.
The Ingredient in Reese Peanut Butter Cups Was Found to Cause Stomach Cancer in Lab Rats
In 1928, a man named H.B. Reese, created the peanut butter cup. Mr. Reese was a dairy farmer and a shipping forman for Milton S. Hershey, and found him inspiring.
Mr. Reese left dairy farming and created the Harry Burnett Reese Candy Co. in his basement within his home located in Hershey Pennsylvania. In 1956, Mr. Reese died, leaving his candy company to his six sons. In 1963, the Reese’ sons merged their fathers’ company with the Hershey Chocolate Corp. The merger was a tax-free, stock-for-stock merger. The six brothers received 666,316 common stocks valued at $23.5 million dollars in 1963.
Hot Cheetos: A Petroleum Based Snack that is Sending Multiple Children to the Emergency Room Each Year
According to Medical Daily, pediatricians say that “Flamin’ Hot Cheetos send multiple children to the emergency room each year.” Cheetos that are made with maltodextrin, salt, sugar, monosodium glutamate, yeast extract, citric acid, Red 40 Lake, Yellow 6 Lake, Yellow 6, Yellow 5 can cause severe abdominal pain, ulcers and gastritis.
American Chicken Meat Is Filled with Chlorine that is extremely dangerous at high concentrations
Yes. Chlorine in YOUR chicken. According to the National Chicken Council (yes this is a real thing) the use of chlorinated water in processing chicken is not only “safe,” but a common practice in the United States.
Federal regulators say the use of chlorine is safe and effective in poultry processing, explaining that studies show that once chlorine hits the bird, it breaks down into safe byproducts.
Start the day off with butter. Because BUTTER IS GOOD FOR YOU.
While many people still avoid butter based on faulty science, recent studies have shown that not only butter is healthy but it has the opposite effect on the heart, by lowering the risk of heart disease rather than causing it.