Risks for your health

  While people are aware of the health risk caused by outdoor air pollution, few may consider that indoor air quality can also have a negative impact on their health. While many of these products are commonly used in the home there are healthier options available. The average American spends 90 percent of their time…
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  By Liivi Hess If I asked you for the phone numbers of every member of your immediate family, would you be able to tell? How about your five closest friends? If you’re like most people, chances are you couldn’t even come close. I do happen to remember my partner’s number, but that’s only…
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  According to the National Institutes of Health, up to 23.5 million Americans suffer from autoimmune disease – and the number is increasing steadily. Unfortunately, Western medicine continues to ignore the impact of vaccines on this growing health crisis. In addition, rates of cancer, diabetes, autism and…
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WiFi Exposure Causes Blood Sugar Fluctuations, Weight Gain, Obesity Have you ever seen those Sono Bello ads on TV? Some of those people seem to have tried everything and they still can’t lose weight. Decades of research on cell phone and wireless WiFi radiation as well as Electrical Pollution…
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  You watch what you eat and make sure you get a good night’s sleep. You regularly step outdoors to get your daily dose of natural vitamin D from the sun. But on weekdays, you work an eight-hour job that requires you to stay tied to your desk practically the whole time. According to a new study, this unhealthy…
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  You might not hear much about the pineal gland, but that doesn’t mean this part of your body is unimportant. In fact, it is so essential to your overall well-being that it is sometimes referred to as the “seat of the soul”. This pea-sized gland is found between the two hemispheres of your brain, but…
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  by psychologist Sue Palmer Ten years ago, I predicted the toxic effects of social media. Now I sees a worrying new danger. When the little girl pointed at the sweets at the checkout, her mother said: “No, they’re bad for your teeth.ˮ So her daughter, who was no more than two, did what small children often do at…
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  Bisphenol-A (BPA) was first created by a Russian chemist in 1891, but wasn’t used in the manufacture of products until the 1950s when it was used to produce resilient and often transparent plastics. Today, BPA is found in countless personal care products, water bottles, cashier receipts and the lining of…
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  The concept of cell tower radiation causing cancer used to be tinfoil hat territory – or at least that’s what those with vested interests in the technology wanted people to think. Now, however, the body of scientific evidence indicating that cell tower radiation can cause cancer is growing too big to…
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  Few things are as ubiquitous in modern kitchens as nonstick cookware; from frying pans to baking dishes and a host of other accouterments, you’d be hard-pressed to find a kitchen without something brandishing a nonstick coating. While it may seem innocuous, that’s probably because corporations like…
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